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Judges: "Khare J" (Boolean)

6 case(s) matched.
  1. Apparel Export Promotion Council v A K Chopra
    India, Supreme Court, 20 Jan 1999
    WOMEN - sexual harassment
    Actions that outrage the modesty of female employees constitutes sexual harassment; physical contact not required for sexual harassment
     
  2. Communist Party of India v Bharat Kumar & Ors
    India, Supreme Court, 12 Nov 1997
    ASSEMBLY - mass action
    ASSOCIATION - strike
    Mass action aimed at preventing normal public or private activities is unconstitutional
     
  3. Islamic Academy of Education & Anor v State of Karnataka & Ors
    India, Supreme Court, 14 Aug 2003
    EDUCATION
    Admission � private institutions - merit-based process can be imposed
     
  4. M C Mehta v Union of India
    India, Supreme Court , 29 Apr 1999
    ENVIRONMENT - pollution
    HEALTH - pollution
    LIFE - environment, health
    Vehicles emanating high levels of pollutants banned and registration of vehicles restricted
     
  5. Raghubar Singh v Gulab Singh
    India, Supreme Court, 14 Jul 1998
    PROPERTY - inheritance, succession
    WOMEN - inheritance
    Widow entitled to full ownership of property
     
  6. Vallamattom & Anor v Union of India
    India, Supreme Court , 21 Jul 2003
    EQUALITY - discrimination (religion)
    Discrimination - religion � restriction on bequests affecting only Christians unreasonable