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CAT Lacks Jurisdiction Over NCLT Acting President Dispute as Posts Not Civil Posts: Principal Bench on Section 14 AT Act
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CAT Sidelines NCLT Seniority Battle: No Jurisdiction in Acting President FeudIn a swift jurisdictional knockout, theCentral Administrative Tribunal's Principal Bench in New Delhidismissed Original Application No. 1290/2026 filed by NCLT Technical MemberKaushalendra Kumar Singh....
Compelling Medical Officers to Work Over 12 Hours A Day Violates Fundamental Right to Life Under Article 21: Central Administrative Tribunal
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Forcing Doctors to Work Over 12 Hours a Day is Unconstitutional, Violates Right to Life: Central Administrative Tribunal Kochi:The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Ernakulam Bench, has ruled that compelling medical officers to work for more than 12 hours within a 24-hour day is a violat...
Supreme Court Quashes 37-Year Dismissal, Cites 'Perverse' Railway Enquiry and Faults High Court
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Supreme Court Quashes 37-Year Dismissal, Cites 'Perverse' Railway Enquiry and Faults High Court NEW DELHI– In a judgment delivering posthumous justice after nearly four decades of litigation, the Supreme Court of India has set aside the dismissal of a Railway Travelling Ticket Examiner (TTE),...
Accrued Right to Regularization Under J&K Act 2010 Not Defeated by Its Repeal: Central Administrative Tribunal
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Repeal of Law Cannot Extinguish Accrued Right to Job Regularization, Rules CATJammu | August 19, 2025The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Jammu Bench, has delivered a significant ruling, holding that a government employee's right to regularization, once accrued under a specific law, can...
Provisional Select List Confers No Statutory Right to Appointment; Cancellation Due to Exclusion of Eligible Candidates Upheld: CAT Mumbai
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CAT Mumbai Upholds Railway's Decision to Cancel Flawed Selection Panel, Citing No Vested Right for Provisionally Selected Candidates Mumbai:The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Mumbai Bench, has dismissed an application challenging Central Railway's decision to cancel a selection panel ...
Long, Unblemished Service Overrides Lack of Formal Education for Regularization: Central Administrative Tribunal
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CAT Orders Regularization for Income Tax Worker After 31 Years, Citing 'Manifest Injustice' in Denial Tribunal holds that long, unblemished service and the perennial nature of duties outweigh the lack of formal educational qualifications, directing the department to regularize the employee fr...
Mistaken Excess Payment of HRA to Employees Can Be Recovered, 'Negative Equality' Plea Rejected: Central Administrative Tribunal
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CAT Upholds HRA Recovery from Ayurveda Institute Staff, Citing Incorrect City Classification Ernakulam:The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Ernakulam Bench, has dismissed petitions from 45 current and former employees of the National Ayurveda Research Institute for Panchakarma (NARIP), ...
Claim for Regularization Fails Without Proof of Employment as Contract Labourer: Central Administrative Tribunal
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CAT Dismisses Plea for Regularization by 89 Ex-Labourers, Citing Lack of Evidence Kolkata, WB– The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Kolkata Bench, has dismissed a petition filed by 89 individuals seeking regularization of their services with South Eastern Railway. The Tribunal, comprisi...
Arbitrary 'Swapping' Rules Violate Fair Treatment Under AP Reorganization Act; CAT Orders IAS Officer's Allotment to Telangana
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CAT Orders IAS Officer Amrapali Kata's Allotment to Telangana, Slams "Arbitrary" Cadre Swapping Rules Hyderabad, June 24, 2025– The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Hyderabad Bench, has quashed the Department of Personnel and Training's (DoPT) order allocating IAS officer Amrapali Kata ...
Employees Retiring a Day Before Increment Date Entitled to Notional Increment for Pension Benefits: Central Administrative Tribunal
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CAT Grants Pension Relief to Employees Retiring a Day Before Annual Increment Jabalpur:The Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), Jabalpur Bench, has delivered a significant ruling in favor of numerous government retirees, affirming their right to receive a notional annual increment for the p...
