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Justice Biswajit Palit ordered the release on bail of a dismissed BSF man serving two years rigorous imprisonment, holding that although review of a Security Force Court verdict under Article 226 is narrow, the length of his detention justified suspending the sentence until the writ is decided.
Justice Biswajit Palit found the FIR was registered on a misconception of facts and held that letting the proceeding continue would be an abuse of the process of the court.
The Tripura High Court held that a daughter deserted by her husband and dependent on her father qualifies for family pension even if the divorce decree came after her father died.
The Tripura High Court's Division Bench found that the State missed the 26 May 2026 deadline to assess prison infrastructure and prepare time-bound action plans as directed by the Supreme Court in Suhas Chakma.
The Tripura High Court set aside a communication that denied a Female Jailor promotion to Deputy Superintendent, ruling that no recruitment rule permits gender-based exclusion from the post.
Chief Justice M.S. Ramachandra Rao held that legal heirs who file a substitution application within sixty days of abatement need not separately seek condonation of delay under Section 5 of the Limitation Act.
The High Court of Tripura refused to cancel anticipatory bail granted in November 2024, finding the prosecution filed its petition over a year later without explaining the delay or producing evidence of bail-condition violations.
The High Court of Tripura held that a writ court does not lose jurisdiction to extend compliance time after final disposal, provided no fresh cause of action arises.
The Tripura High Court found police inaction shocking after a preliminary inquiry confirmed injuries, yet an FIR was registered only after the court intervened; a Special Investigation Team has been constituted.
The High Court of Tripura held that a contractual Project Implementing Officer engaged through an outsourcing agency had no enforceable right to re-engagement or regularisation after her tenure ended.
The High Court of Tripura held that a contractual Project Implementing Officer engaged through an outsourcing agency had no enforceable right to re-engagement or regularisation after her tenure ended.
The Tripura High Court dismissed a criminal revision petition challenging a Sessions Court's refusal to suspend sentence, holding the correct remedy is Section 389(2) CrPC before the High Court.
The High Court of Tripura ruled that a CBSE-affiliated school in Bishalgarh had no enforceable right to compel allotment of 0.250 acres of Government khas land under Rule 11(b) of the 1980 Rules.
The High Court of Tripura found prima facie material under Section 69 BNS and the SC/ST Atrocities Act after the accused declined to marry the complainant because she belonged to a Scheduled Tribe community.
The High Court of Tripura held that a trial court cannot acquit an accused under the NDPS Act merely because the Investigating Officer failed to appear, and remanded the matter for fresh trial.
The High Court of Tripura quashed Oil India Limited's termination notice against a seismic data acquisition contractor, holding the action arbitrary and directing a prompt decision on licence renewal.
The Tripura High Court quashed a 2019 ICAR inquiry report into a scientist's sexual harassment complaint, finding the committee was composed entirely of officers junior to the accused.
The High Court of Tripura dismissed writ petitions challenging the 2019 TSR Riflemen recruitment, holding that the 17% SC and 31% ST reservation caps under the Tripura Reservation Act were correctly computed across the total 1,350 vacancies.
The Tripura High Court set aside life imprisonment convictions of two accused, holding that informing a third party about an assault does not establish common intention to commit murder under Section 34 IPC.
The High Court of Tripura dismissed a Section 482 petition seeking to quash a second FIR, holding that the two complaints disclosed different subject matter and that the accused had approached the court at a belated stage.
The High Court of Tripura discharged a Drawing and Disbursing Officer from a corruption case after finding the charge-sheet contained no material linking her to forgery or misappropriation of public money.
