Bombay High Court quashes the freezing of roughly ₹100 crore in Coda Payments India's bank and payment-gateway accounts over an alleged online-gaming cheating scheme, holding the PMLA Adjudicating Authority never recorded the mandatory finding on "proceeds of crime" and that the freeze was disproportionate to the ₹25 lakh actually alleged.
Bombay High Court strikes down a Maharashtra government resolution that retrospectively cut the maximum age for Anganwadi Sevikas seeking promotion to Supervisor from 55 to 50, restoring the 55-year limit on grounds of legitimate expectation.
Bombay High Court restores a hotel's FSSAI licence after it achieved 97% compliance on re-inspection, holding that suspending a food licence to protect public health cannot continue indefinitely once the establishment rectifies the deficiencies that triggered suspension.
Bombay High Court sets aside a Pune Family Court order that handed a minor boy's interim custody to his father after the lower court sermonised on the "pious duties" of a wife, holding such stereotyped reasoning is regressive and has no place in a child-welfare determination.
Bombay High Court orders reimbursement, with interest and exemplary costs, to medical students denied benefits under a fee-reimbursement scheme even though lower-ranked students received the same benefit, holding "merit can never be compromised nor can be on second pedestal."