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Ranjeet Baburao Nimbalkar v. State of Maharashtra - 2025 INSC 1460 - States Reorganisation Act - Judiciary - Judicial Review - Administrative Matters

Ranjeet Baburao Nimbalkar v. State of Maharashtra - 2025 INSC 1460 - States Reorganisation Act - Judiciary - Judicial Review - Administrative Matters

Read Judgment In LawLens Note You can read our notes on this judgment in our Supreme Court Daily Digests. If you are our subscriber, you should get it in our Whatsapp CaseCiter Community at about 9pm on every working day. If you are not our subscriber yet, you can register

Administrative Law

Adarsh Sahkari Grih Nirman Swawlambi Society Ltd vs State of Jharkhand; 2025 INSC 1389 - Administrative Law

Read Judgment In LawLens Jharkhand Self-Supporting Cooperative Societies Act, 1996 - Section 5 - Once a cooperative society is registered and a certificate is issued, Section 5(7) of the Act declares it to be a conclusive proof of its existence and continuation as a body corporate - Supreme Court

Administrative Law

State of Himachal Pradesh v. M/s OASYS Cybernatics Pvt. Ltd.; 2025 INSC 1355 - Administrative orders - LoI - Tender

Read Judgment In LawLens Administrative orders - Administrative orders must be read in light of the concomitant record, and that reasons need not be stated in haec verba in the communication, so long as they can be discerned from the file and are not post-hoc justifications. (Para 27) Cautioned against

Central Bureau Of Investigation vs Surendra Patwa 2025 INSC 572 - FIR - Natural Justice - Administratve Action

Criminal Investigation - The principles of natural justice are not applicable at the stage of reporting a criminal offence. It has further been clarified that providing an opportunity of being heard prior to the commencement of a criminal action (i.e. registration of an FIR), would frustrate the very purpose

Constitutional Law

Dr. Sunil Kumar Singh vs Bihar Legislative Council 2025 INSC 264 - Art. 212 Constitution - Expulsion From BLC - Proportionality Doctrine

Constitution of India - Article 212 - The action of the Ethics Committee neither forms part of the ‘Proceedings of the Legislature’ nor is it tantamount to a ‘Legislative Decision’. (Para 23) [Context: Supreme Court on maintainability of writ petition filed by Dr. Sunil Kumar Singh, who was a Member

Administrative Law

P. Rammohan Rao vs K. Srinivas 2025 INSC 212 - Administrative Law - Functus Officio

Principle of functus officio - Rule-making power of the legislature cannot be curtailed or nullified by application of the concept of functus officio. The principle of functus officio normally applies to a judicial forum or a quasi-judicial authority and would have no application to the rule-making authority which is within

Constitutional Law

S.R.S. Travels vs Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation Workers 2025 INSC 152 - Motor Vehicles Act - Repeal Of KCCA Act - Delegation - Legislation - Repeal

Karnataka Motor Vehicles Taxation and Certain Other Law (Amendment) Act, 2003- Section 3- Section 3 which repeals the KCCA Act, is constitutional - The rationale underlying the 2003 Repeal Act is sound and consistent with the principles of legislative power. The arguments advanced that the repeal would amount to an

Maharashtra Stamp Act

Harshit Harish Jain Vs State Of Maharashtra 2025 INSC 104 - Maharashtra Stamp Act - CCRA - Review Power

Maharashtra Stamp Act, 1958 - Chief Controlling Revenue Authority- A quasi- judicial authority can only exercise such powers as the statute confers. There is no provision in the Act enabling the CCRA to sit in review of its own orders - Jurisdiction cannot be created by consent or waiver. The

Constitutional Law

NOIDA Toll Bridge Company Ltd. vs Federation of NOIDA Residents Welfare Association 2024 INSC 1027 - PIL - Contractual Matters - Administrative Law - Uttar Pradesh Industrial Area Development Act

Uttar Pradesh Industrial Area Development Act, 1976 - Section 6A - 'Authority’ is empowered to delegate the power to collect taxes or fees levied by it. However, under no circumstances does it authorize the delegation of the power to levy taxes or fees.[SC held that NOIDA overstepped its

Administrative Law

Basudev Dutta Vs State Of West Bengal 2024 INSC 940 - Administrative Law - Foreigners Act

Administrative Law - and every notice must specify the grounds on which the administrative or quasi-judicial authority intends to proceed; if any document is relied upon to form the basis of enquiry, such document must be furnished to the employee; it is only then a meaningful reply can be furnished;