In a petition heard by Justice PB Suresh Kumar, the Kerala HC on 4th May ruled that a contractor cannot be blacklisted without a prior hearing. Facts of the Case The Kerala State Transport Project (KSTP) excluded the Joint Venture (JV) of M/s RDS Project Ltd. And Cherian Varkey Constructions
Kerala High Court hearing a writ petition on 4th May 2020, ruled that expression of one’s name in the manner as one wishes to is a fundamental right as under Art.19(1)(a) and Art. 21 of the Constitution. Facts of the case In the instant matter, the Petitioner, Miss Kashish Gupta,
The state of Kerala, the first respondent in a petition filed by Advocate Balu Gopalakrishnan questioning the Sprinklr contract, filed a statement in response to the explanation sought by High court of Kerala. The petition questions the need and legitimacy of the contract that let Sprinklr, a U.S. based company
A bench comprising of Justice Devan Ramachandran and Justice T. R. Ravi of the High Court of Kerala, hearing a petition filed by Advocate Balu Gopalakrishnan regarding the selection of the U.S. based company Sprinklr as a SAAS (Software as a service) to collect and store the data of COVID
The OP deals with promotion and upgradation of allowances under the Modified Assured Career Progression Scheme (MACPS). The respondents relied on the judgement in Govt. of NCT Delhi & Anr. V. S.K. Saraswat & Ors. which specifically considered and distinguished the judgement in Sec., Govt. (NCT of Delhi) v. Grade-1
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