Yes. The Calcutta High Court directs payment of interest at 6% per annum from the date of retirement until actual
High Court compels State respondents to issue revised provisional pension orders within two weeks, imposing daily costs for delay; reaffirms
High Court dismisses writ petition as withdrawn, granting petitioners liberty to seek alternate remedies Summary Category Data Case Name
Orissa High Court directs government authorities to decide pending housing applications within eight weeks, reaffirming the High Court’s power under
Reaffirmation of Discretionary Power to Allow Withdrawal of WP(C) with Leave to Refile Summary Category Data Case Name WP(C)/22467/2025
Court Directs Six-Week Timeline for Reengagement Claims under State Programme, Upholding Fair Administrative Practice and Following Madhya Pradesh HC Precedent
The Allahabad High Court held that non-appearance to prosecute an inherent-jurisdiction petition leads to automatic dismissal, providing clear procedural guidance
Court Affirms Procedural Requirement for Personal Appearance; High Court Order Dismisses Inherent-Power and Revision Petitions for Non-Appearance Summary Category
Affirming existing writ‐jurisdiction powers to dismiss petitions when petitioners lose interest after partial compliance with interim directions, offering persuasive guidance
The Gujarat High Court affirms its inherent power to dismiss quashing applications for non-prosecution, upholding existing practice in criminal procedure.
Madras High Court upholds that a settlement memo filed before trial leads to dismissal as settled and entitlement to refund
Court dismisses challenge to charge sheet as infructuous, upholding established limits on writ jurisdiction in criminal matters; binding in Uttarakhand