New Delhi [India], March 4 (ANI): The Central government on Friday appointed Justice DN Patel, Chief Justice of High Court to the post of chairperson, Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT).

New Delhi Nov 24 PTI The Delhi High Court Wednesday sought response from the Delhi government Excise Commissioner and EDMC Commissioner on a petition by two residents challenging the opening of a liquor shop in their localityA bench of Chief Justice DN Patel and Justice Jyoti Singh issued notice on the public interest litigation by east Delhis Chander Nagar residents and listed the matter for further hearing on January 27The petitioners have claimed that ever since the persons residing in the locality have come to know about the opening of a liquor shop near them they are scared about their childrens future modesty of the ladies young girls and teenagers law and order situation as well as the welfare of the localityThey argued that the opening of the liquor shop in question violates the Delhi Excise Act and Rules as it falls underis restricted area as per the settled lawThe petition has claimed that the proposed shop is only 30 meters from the East Delhi Municipal Corporation EDMC Primary School 60 meters from two temples and 50 meters from a government dispensaryThe petition also said that the shop is located within 100 meters of a colony of labourers chemists and a general storeAs per norms of the Government of Delhi a liquor shop cannot function within 50-100 meters of a school temple etc Any permission beyond the permissible limit envisages appropriate action against the officials the petition has statedSeeking direction to the authorities to stop the opening of the liquor shop the petitioners have contended that its continuation will create nuisance in the locality The court is also informed that there is no ample parking space near the shop premises which is likely to result in traffic as people would park their vehicle on the roadThe matter would be heard next on January 27 PTI ADS RKS RKS

The Delhi High Court on Monday stayed a judgement, which directed the AAP government to take a decision on CM Arvind Kejriwal’s rent payment promise made during the lockdown2020. The AAP government had said the state would pay rent for tenants unable to do so. The high court bench headed by Chief Justice DN Patel […]

New Delhi [India], September 23 (ANI): The Delhi High Court has issued a notice to the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi for allegedly withholding post-retirement benefits of a junior Lab Attendant because of a pending criminal case filed by daughter-in-law against him and his family members citing provisions of Central Civil Services (Pension) Rules.