Archive · 3 Aug 2025
Telangana High Court Hears Multiple Cases, Issues Orders
The Telangana High Court made several decisions.
One case involved the transport corporation losing an appeal about a conductor.
Another stopped a city from leasing out park and gym areas.
The court also halted an investigation against retired BHEL employees over land issues.
Lastly, the court didn't immediately allow a liver transplant between brothers because the hospital wanted the donor's wife's approval.
The court is waiting for the wife's perspective before making a decision.
Telangana High Court rejected TGRTC's delayed appeal regarding a conductor's reinstatement.
HC suspended a notice to lease out park and gym facilities in Nizamapet.
The court stayed an FIR against retired BHEL staff concerning land disputes.
High Court denied immediate relief in a case where a hospital required spousal consent for a liver transplant between siblings.
The judge has requested the donor's wife to be included in the proceedings.
- Who
- Telangana High Court; involving cases related to TGRTC, Nizamapet Municipal Corporation, BHEL, and a hospital.
- What
- Multiple cases were addressed in the Telangana High Court, including appeals, stays, and interim orders.
- When
- Specific dates were not provided, but the events occurred recently.
- Where
- Telangana High Court, Hyderabad.
- Why
- The court addressed legal disputes, appeals, and challenges to various actions and decisions.
TGRTC vs. Conductors
BHEL vs. Retired Staff
Conductor Termination
TGRTC vs. Conductors
TGRTC's view (implicit) is that they had just cause for termination.
BHEL vs. Retired Staff
Conductor's view is the termination was wrongful.
Park and Gym Lease
TGRTC vs. Conductors
Nizamapet Municipal Corporation wants to lease out the park for accountability and public interest.
BHEL vs. Retired Staff
Kolan Narayana Reddy Welfare Association views the action as arbitrary and against the interest of residents
BHEL Land Dispute
TGRTC vs. Conductors
Retired BHEL staff views the FIR as abuse of process.
BHEL vs. Retired Staff
BHEL views the actions of the staff as unlawful trespassing
- Court
- Telangana High Court
- Cases Addressed
- Multiple including RTC appeal, park lease, FIR against retired BHEL staff, sibling transplant
- Key Actions
- Rejection, Suspension, Stay, Refusal of Relief
- Judges Involved
- Chief Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh, Justice P. Sam Koshy, Justice B. Vijaysen Reddy, Justice N. Tukaramji, Justice Nagesh Bheemapaka
- Parties Involved
- TGRTC, Nizamapet Municipal Corporation, BHEL, KIMS Hospital, individuals.