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A division bench dismissed a writ appeal by Nizams Institute of Medical Sciences against the refusal to recall a 2023 order that counted a former Deputy Registrar's compulsory retirement years as duty, saying the suppression ground was available earlier.
Justice Vakiti Ramakrishna Reddy held that a landlord must first prove the Rs 10 stamp-paper agreement he relied on, and that an appellate court cannot fill the gap by comparing signatures with its own eyes or by treating a denial of tenancy as wilful default. The Rent Controller order dismissing the eviction petition is restored.
A Division Bench dismissed a challenge by Southern Power Distribution Company of Telangana to a 2009 assessment under Section 4(8) of the AP VAT Act on Rs 241.57 crore it collected from consumers. The order records that the company kept ownership and control of the poles, transformers and cables, yet holds that, viewed as a whole, the transaction transfers t
Acting Chief Justice P. Sam Koshy and Justice Narsing Rao Nandikonda held that an officer notified under Rule 12E can issue a scrutiny notice even where the case stands centralised with a different assessing officer.
Justice Juvvadi Sridevi directed AICTE to enable download of an Extension of Approval its own dashboard already showed as issued, and protected admissions made under an interim order.
Acting Chief Justice P. Sam Koshy and Justice Narsing Rao Nandikonda rejected a jurisdiction challenge to a GST order-in-original and sent the assessee to its statutory appeal, with the writ period excluded from limitation.
Chief Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh and Justice Vakiti Ramakrishna Reddy set aside a Single Judge's direction to rebuild to the 2004 layout, holding that 8,833 square yards of park area met the open-space requirement and no substantive prejudice was shown.
A Division Bench led by Chief Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh dismissed the discom's appeal and barred any cross subsidy surcharge for a decade of captive power.
Justice Vakiti Ramakrishna Reddy dismissed five land acquisition writ petitions, holding Section 33 corrects clerical errors and cannot be used to substitute a fresh valuation.
Chief Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh and Justices N. Tukaramji and G.M. Mohiuddin hold that electronic authentication on the common portal is enough, and overrule the contrary view in Bigleap Technologies.
Justice Vakiti Ramakrishna Reddy holds that Section 5-A of the ROR Act gave no power to resolve a disputed foundational alienation, and that a registered instrument cannot be rendered ineffective in a summary enquiry.
Justice Vakiti Ramakrishna Reddy also holds the Tribunal had no jurisdiction to cancel mutations after sending the title dispute to the civil court, and restores the petitioners' pass books.
The Payment of Wages Act assumes an employer and an employee. Where the man guarding the pipeline was engaged by contractors and not by the department, the Assistant Commissioner of Labour had nothing to adjudicate.
A group of companies objected to their income tax cases going to Bangalore and requested centralisation at Hyderabad instead. Having got it, they challenged the transfer order and the assessments that followed. The High Court was not persuaded.
Setting aside two Speaker's orders, a Division Bench declares a sitting MLA disqualified from April 2024 for contesting the Lok Sabha on another party's ticket, and holds the seat vacant.
The Telangana High Court dismissed a suspended police officer's petition challenging salary attachment for DV Act maintenance arrears, holding the one-year CrPC limitation inapplicable to enforcement under Section 20(6).
A Division Bench set aside a Family Court decree that dissolved a marriage on irretrievable breakdown, holding that neither the Family Court nor the High Court can grant divorce on that ground.
Justice N. Tukaramji quashed Section 336 IPC proceedings against four diagnostic centre employees after finding that a discrepant rapid HBsAg screening result does not establish criminal negligence.
The Telangana High Court has held that the R&R obligation under the 2013 Act survives land acquisition completion and directed the District Collector to hear landless labourers' claims for the Hyderabad Green Pharma City project.
The Telangana High Court held that children of Central Government employees transferred outside the State cannot be excluded from local candidature for MBBS/BDS admissions under the 2017 Rules.
A Division Bench held that the Union of India, as a model employer, cannot treat one ad hoc doctor differently when all 25 were assessed and recommended by UPSC on identical terms.
The Telangana High Court dismissed GHMC's applications to condone delays of 820 and 794 days in filing writ appeals, finding election duties and staff transfers insufficient cause.
A Division Bench dismissed Patanjali Foods' writ appeal, holding the cancellation of its Suryapet factory zone was contractually justified after years of non-compliance and unsatisfactory plantation performance.
