Deciding two connected writ petitions arising from a common Industrial Tribunal Award, the Delhi High Court set aside the Tribunal's direction granting hotel workmen a further…
Himachal govt seeks waiver of ₹5 lakh from HC
The Himachal Pradesh government has sought a waiver of a ₹5 lakh fine imposed by the High Court. While the specific case or reason for the fine is not detailed in the snippet, such fines are often levied for non-compliance with court orders, delays in legal proceedings, or procedural lapses. Governments, like any other litigant, are subject to judicial penalties for failing to adhere to legal directives or maintaining diligence in court matters. Seeking a waiver typically involves demonstrating compelling reasons for the non-compliance or financial hardship, and assuring the court of future adherence. This action underscores the judiciary's role in ensuring accountability, even from state authorities, and maintaining the sanctity of court orders. The outcome of this waiver application will set a precedent for similar situations involving government bodies.