Supreme Court Allows Even Non-Consumers To Raise PIL Before Electricity Commissions: “Bringing Relevant Information, A Public Function”

Supreme Court says even non-consumers can file complaints before power regulators if it’s about public interest. Torrent Power’s appeal was dismissed as the Court supported regulatory review in such cases.

Supreme Court Dismisses Lalit Modi’s Petition to Make BCCI Pay ED Penalty: “Plea Rejected, But Civil Remedy Open”

Today, On The Supreme Court dismissed Lalit Modi’s plea asking BCCI to pay his Rs 10.65 crore FEMA penalty imposed by the ED. However, the bench clarified that he can still seek civil remedies under the law.

Supreme Court Rules Air Force School Not a ‘State’ Under Article 12 in 2:1 Verdict

The Supreme Court ruled 2:1 that the Air Force School in Bamrauli is not a “State” under Article 12 of the Constitution, meaning contract employees cannot seek regularisation through writ petitions. The majority opinion emphasized the school’s private management, while the dissent highlighted its public function in education and significant control by the IAF.

Bombay HC Imposed Rs 1 Lakh Fine on Lalit Modi for ‘Frivolous’ Plea Asks BCCI to Pay Rs 10.65 Crore Penalty

On May 31, 2018, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) imposed significant penalties on several individuals and entities, including Rs 10.65 crore on Lalit Modi. The Bombay High Court later fined Modi Rs 1 lakh for filing a frivolous petition against the BCCI, ruling that no writ could compel the BCCI to pay his penalty.