- 19 May 2020. The Court convened through video conferencing. Application for exemption from filing official translation is allowed.
- 11 November 2021. At request of learned senior counsel for the appellants, not to be listed next week.
- 10 April 2023. List on 22.08.2023.
- 23 August 2023. Learned counsel for the parties in the Court have stated across the Bar that some of the respondents have not been served but the contesting respondent is the State and the representation on behalf of the other respondents are already there; therefore, the cases may be heard even when some of the respondents are not he
- 6 December 2023. At the request of learned counsel for the appellants, relist the matter on 10.01.2024. It is made clear that if any other matters are filed, which are incomplete for hearing, they shall be heard separately and it will not be a ground to defer the hearing of these cases.
- 10 January 2024. On instructions, learned counsel appearing on behalf of the State Government has stated across the Bar that on having meeting with the Representatives of the union of the petitioners, the Government is seriously considering to extend the benefits as they are asking before this Court. However, looking to financial impli
- 21 February 2024. In some of the cases, the other side do not have copy of the appeal. The parties may exchange the pleadings within a month. By way of last opportunity, the learned counsel for the State is granted time to seek instructions in the matter in view of the previous order.
- 3 April 2024. 1. In C.A. No. 6051 of 2019, C.A. No. 6053 of 2019, C.A. Nos. 84-85 of 2021, C.A. No. 3993 of 2023 and C.A. No. 5833 of 2023, some of the respondents are not served. On taking immediate steps, the service be made effective to unserved respondents. In addition, Dasti is permitted. An affidavit of Dasti service be also f
- 18 July 2024. In view of the statement made on the previous date, further time is prayed for. Relist the matters on 07 th August, It is made clear that the State Government shall take a final decision in the matter, otherwise, the matter shall be heard on its own merits. (NIDHI AHUJA) (POOJA SHARMA) AR-cum-PS
- 21 August 2024. (converted to Civil Appeal No. 9512/2018) with the following prayer: i) grant permission to the applicants to intervene in the present Special Leave Petition (Civil) No.20037/2015.
- 26 November 2025. 1) During discussion, learned counsel appearing on behalf of the parties have fairly stated that in this batch, the appeals are of three separate nature. As conceded, learned counsel appearing on behalf of the State shall furnish the list on or before 03rd December, 2025. 2) List the matters on 04th December, 2025, for
- 4 December 2025. 1) In terms of order dated 26.11.2025, l earned counsel appearing on behalf of the parties have fairly conceded that all these cases may be listed on the same day in four/five different batches. 2) Learned counsel representing the State shall supply the List and if required, Registry may take his assistance.
- 28 April 2026. List the matters before a Bench of which one of us (Hon'ble Atul S. Chandurkar, J.) is not a Member.
- Counsel named on these orders, not a complete vakalatnama, include the advocates listed below.
Advocates — Appellants: Mr. Shashibhushan P. Adgaonkar, Mr. Aniruddha Joshi, Mr. C.U. Singh, Mr. Anniruddha Joshi, Ms. Manju Jetley, Ms. Manisha T. Karia, Ms. Sukhda Kalra, Mr. Adarsh Kumar, Ms. Nidhi Nagpal, Ms. Damini Hajela, Ms. Pallavi Pratap, Ms. Anagha S. Desai Advocates — Respondents: Mr. Rahul Chitnis, Mr. Sachin Patil, Mr. Aaditya A. Pande, Mr. Geo Joseph, Mr. Nishant Ramakantrao Katneshwarkar, Mr. Kailas Bajirao Autade, Mr. Somanatha Padhan, Mr. Ravi Kumar Tomar, Mr. Shashwat Goel, Mr. Aaditya Aniruddha Pande, Mr. Siddharth Dharmadhikari, Mr. Bharat Bagla
