The Punjab and Haryana High Court rejected an urgent hearing plea from the Centre on the farmers’ protest, as protestors intensify their demand for a minimum support price. The court postponed the case to February 29, as the farmers resumed their march towards Delhi. Haryana police’s use of tear gas has resulted in injuries.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has reminded protesting farmers of the Motor Vehicles Act’s prohibition on using tractor trolleys on highways. The court emphasized the balance between fundamental rights and constitutional duties and urged the Punjab government to maintain public order. The ongoing legal scrutiny reflects the broader discourse on protest limits in a democratic society.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has taken a firm stand against a private insurance firm, ICICI Lombard General Insurance, for its inadequate and negligent handling of crop insurance claims. This decision emanates from a case involving several farmers from Haryana’s Jhajjar district, who faced undue hardship and harassment due to the insurance firm’s failure […]
Punjab and Haryana High Court’s Justice Harsh Bunger dismissed the petition that sought to nullify the FIR, which invoked Sections 279 (pertaining to rash driving or riding on a public way) and 429 (concerning mischief by killing or injuring cattle, or any animal valued at fifty rupees or more) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) […]
The Punjab and Haryana High Court on Tuesday (February 13) has taken a proactive step by issuing notices to the Centre, Punjab, Haryana, and Delhi governments, calling for a detailed status report on the matter. In an ongoing farmers’ protests, the Punjab and Haryana High Court on Tuesday (February 13) has taken a proactive step […]
The Supreme Court upheld the Punjab and Haryana High Court’s mandate for judicial officer promotions, requiring a minimum 50% interview score. It dismissed challenges to the criterion, affirming the High Court’s autonomy. The ruling emphasizes the importance of merit and competency in judicial appointments, setting a significant precedent for India’s legal system.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court addressed petitions related to the ongoing farmers’ protest, emphasizing the need for a peaceful resolution that balances protesters’ rights with public safety. The court urged dialogue and cautioned against using force as a first resort, highlighting the complex interplay between civil liberties and governance. The upcoming hearing on February 15 will be pivotal in shaping the resolution and setting precedents for similar protests in the future.
A petition has been submitted to the Punjab and Haryana High Court, contesting the “obstructive measures” taken by both the Central and State governments. These measures include the closure of the border between Haryana and Punjab, which aims to hinder farmers from exercising their constitutional rights to peaceful assembly and protest. In a significant legal […]
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has temporarily halted probe and trial proceedings in 10,000 criminal cases related to Covid-19 violations. The decision acknowledges the challenges faced by the public during the pandemic and aims to strike a balance between justice and the extraordinary circumstances. The next hearing is scheduled for March 14th.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has ruled in favor of a military nurse’s ex-servicemen status for civil services exam, setting a precedent for similar cases. The judgment clarified eligibility criteria, affirming the rights of military personnel to transition into civilian roles and recognizing their valuable skills. This decision holds significance for the nation’s development and military-to-civil service transition.