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HC adjourns cases filed against cancellation of college arrear examinations
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Judges grant State time to collate details
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Chennai, 11/4/2008: Madras High Court in Chennai on Friday. Photo: V. Ganesan.
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Judges grant State time to collate details
The Madras High Court on Thursday granted four more weeks for the State government to collate and submit details regarding the decisions taken by various universities in the State with regard to conduct of college arrear examinations which the government had ordered to cancel in August 26 citing the threat of COVID-19.
Chief Justice Sanjib Banerjee and Justice Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy accepted a request made by Advocate General Vijay Narayan to grant more time for the government to collate the details. The judges were informed that a previous Division Bench had already passed interim orders restraining universities from declaring ‘all pass’ without
State govt. told to file counter affidavit to a writ petition filed by J. Deepak
The Madras High Court on Thursday directed the State government to file its counter affidavit to a writ petition filed by former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa’s nephew J. Deepak challenging the validity of Tamil Nadu Puratchi Thalaivi Dr. J. Jayalalithaa Memorial Foundation Act of 2020, enacted for converting her residence, ‘Veda Nilayam’, into a memorial.
Chief Justice Sanjib Banerjee and Justice Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy agreed with Advocate-General Vijay Narayan that the petitioner may not have, prima facie, made out strong grounds for declaring the law invalid. However, they questioned as to how many memorials the government would keep establishing by acquiring private buildings and occupying public spaces.
St. Thomas Mount station construction contract was terminated in 2014 Chennai Metro Rail Ltd. (CMRL) has approached the Madras High Court against an award passed by a tribunal last year directing it to pay ₹39.97 crore to Consolidated Constructions Consortium Ltd. whose contract for the construction of the St. Thomas Mount elevated station and the associated viaducts was terminated in 2014.
Justice M. Sundar ordered notice to the consortium after Advocate-General Vijay Narayan, representing CMRL, claimed the award passed by the tribunal, comprising three technical members, was
per se illegal and unintelligible because adequate reasons had not been assigned for passing such an award by a 2-1 majority.
HC Division Bench stays order to surrender ‘Veda Nilayam’ keys
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Restriction on public entry to Jayalalithaa’s house to remain
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Restriction on public entry to Jayalalithaa’s house to remain
The first Division Bench of the Madras High Court on Friday stayed the operation of an order passed by a single judge on Wednesday directing the State government to surrender with the Registrar General of the court the keys of former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa’s Poes Garden residence ‘Veda Nilayam’, which had been converted into a memorial since Thursday.
Chief Justice Sanjib Banerjee and Justice Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy granted the interim stay after Advocate General Vijay Narayan pointed out to the court that the property was never in possession of the legal heirs J. Deepa and J. Deepak, the niece and nephew of Jayalalithaa. He said the government had acquired it in accordance with law.