Archive · 19 Jun 2025
Telangana High Court Issues Several Key Rulings
The Telangana High Court made several rulings.
In one case, the court said you can't start a lawsuit using a power of attorney if the person who gave the power has died.
In another case, a lawyer was fined for filing a case in the wrong court.
Finally, the court is also looking into problems with the Group-I exam and whether elevators and lifts are safe.
Telangana HC ruled that a civil suit cannot be maintained based on a GPA if the principal was deceased at the time of filing.
The court imposed a cost of Rs 10,000 on an advocate for misusing writ jurisdiction.
The HC will hear a plea challenging irregularities in Group-I Services Mains Examination.
Petitioners in Group-I case allege unscientific evaluation and discrepancies in the ranking list.
Telangana High Court will examine the need for a law to monitor the safety of elevators and lifts.
- Who
- The Telangana High Court and individuals involved in various cases.
- What
- The Telangana High Court made rulings on GPA validity, advocate conduct, Group-I exam irregularities, and elevator safety.
- When
- Recent rulings.
- Where
- Telangana High Court.
- Why
- To address legal issues and ensure proper procedures are followed.
Petitioners in Group-I Exam Case
TSPSC
Evaluation Process
Petitioners in Group-I Exam Case
Contended that the evaluation of answer scripts was carried out in an unscientific and arbitrary manner.
TSPSC
The TGPSC conducted the Mains examination.
- Case Involving GPA
- Suit filed through a lapsed power of attorney was deemed not maintainable.
- Cost Imposed
- Rs 10,000 on an advocate.
- Group-I Exam Plea
- Challenged irregularities in evaluation and ranking.
- Elevator Safety
- Court examining the need for safety laws.