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The Supreme Court held that a later judgment modifying the legal position cannot, by itself, justify review of concluded cases. Relying on Order XLVII Rule 1 CPC, it dismissed the review petition and refused liberty to seek review.
The Supreme Court held that final judgments cannot be reviewed merely because the legal position later changes. It ruled that the overruling of an earlier precedent does not satisfy the requirements for review under Order XLVII CPC.
The Allahabad High Court held that persons illegally detained beyond permissible limits are entitled to compensation at the rate of Rs. 25,000 per day. The Court directed that such compensation be recovered from the salaries of erring officials after disciplinary proceedings.
The Supreme Court acknowledged homemakers as nation builders and held that their unpaid domestic labour has immense economic value. The ruling introduces a separate compensation framework recognising the loss suffered by families.
The Kerala High Court set aside a show cause notice covering multiple financial years, holding that such composite notices were legally unsustainable. The authorities were permitted to issue separate notices for each assessment year.
The Kerala High Court set aside both the show cause notice and order-in-original issued for multiple assessment years through a single proceeding. The Court permitted fresh action through separate notices for each relevant year.
The First Appellate Authority found that the appellant had indeed paid Rs. 2,500 to the IBBI despite the CPIO stating otherwise. The Board was directed to refund the amount in accordance with applicable grievance regulations.
Drug Licenses are essential for businesses involved in selling, distributing, manufacturing, or importing medicines. The licensing system safeguards public health and ensures regulatory compliance.
The IBBI held that while information available with a public authority can be accessed under the RTI Act, the CPIO is not required to collate or present it in a format preferred by the applicant. Publicly available information need not be recompiled for RTI purposes.
The IBBI appellate authority held that information not maintained by the Board cannot be disclosed under the RTI Act. The ruling reiterates that public authorities are only required to provide records actually held by them.
