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The petitioners, President of Mahatma Gandhi Taluka Shikshan Mandal and others, challenged a contempt order passed by the University & College Tribunal, Aurangabad, which had found them guilty under Section 63 of the Maharashtra Universities Act, 1994 for not complying with an interim order and …
The petitioner, Dattatraya Balutkar, a Head Clerk at Vidyanath College, was terminated on 31‑08‑2008 for alleged misappropriation of funds. He appealed the termination under Section 59 of the Maharashtra Universities Act, 1994 before the University and College Tribunal, which dismissed his appeal. …
The applicant university sought modification of an ad‑interim order that had barred it from finalising the appointment of a professor after an interview held on 1 July 2026. The university argued that the interview result was pending and it should be allowed to declare the result and complete the …
The University was directed by an ad‑interim order to hold interviews for two professor posts but was restrained from declaring results or finalising appointments. The original respondent (the University) applied to modify that order, arguing that the selection process was stalled and that the …
The petitioner, a lecturer, was transferred to an unaided college where he was repeatedly denied permission to join duty and was compelled to sign the muster roll forcibly. After a four‑year delay, a departmental inquiry found him guilty of misconduct and he was terminated on 27‑03‑2001. He appealed …
Dr. Parveen Parvez Sayyed, a senior law officer at Savitribai Phule Pune University, challenged two State Government letters that withdrew pay‑scale protection for her earlier service as a Law Officer (1997‑2010). She argued that her appointment, though funded by university development funds, was …
The petitioners, Rizvi College and its management, challenged a tribunal order that reinstated a former lecturer, Mrs. Hasina Hafiz Shaikh, and ordered payment of salary arrears. The lecturer had been appointed on three separate temporary contracts without clearing the NET/SET exam and was …
Mrs. Sudarshana Suhas Pathak, a lecturer employed by Gokhale Education Society colleges, was terminated in 1998 and later faced conversion of her appointment to a clock‑hour basis. She challenged the termination and subsequent appointment of a Scheduled Tribe (ST) candidate to her post through …
Dr. Suman V. Jain, a permanent principal of a college run by Marwadi Sammelan Trust, submitted a prospective resignation on 25 March 2003 effective from 24 September 2003. The Trust accepted the resignation on 8 April 2003, calling it "final, binding and irrevocable," and later rejected her request …
The appellant, Wainganga Bahuddeshiya Vikas Sanstha, terminated the services of respondent No.1, a lecturer appointed on an ad‑hoc basis under Section 59 of the Maharashtra Universities Act, 1994, on the ground of unsatisfactory performance. The termination was challenged before the College …
The Supreme Court considered whether the Maharashtra Government could, under the Maharashtra Universities Act, extend the Sixth Pay Commission pay scales to non‑teaching staff of unaided engineering colleges affiliated to state universities. The appellants, two unaided colleges, argued that the 2009 …
Teachers in colleges affiliated to Pune University were paid leave encashment under university statutes 424(3) and 424(C) framed under the Poona University Act, 1974. After the Maharashtra Universities Act, 1994 repealed the 1974 Act, the State of Maharashtra directed universities to discontinue the …
The petitioners, Khandesh College Education Society, owned a private aided college where fourteen lecturers/demonstrators (respondents) retired without receiving encashment of their unutilized earned leave. The respondents claimed entitlement to such leave and its encashment under Statutes 424(3) …
The appellant, Ramesh Gajendra Jadhav, was appointed as a regular lecturer of Geography in a college based on an advertisement that described the vacancy as a part‑time post in the open category. Due to a clerical error, the university later approved the post as a full‑time position reserved for …
The petitioner, a graduate of the University of Mumbai who also held an LL.M., filed a writ petition seeking inclusion of his name in the electoral roll for Senate elections, arguing that the term “Graduate of the University” under the Maharashtra Universities Act, 1994 should include persons who …
The petitioners, a public trust seeking to start a B.Ed. college, obtained recognition from the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE) under the National Council for Teacher Education Act, 1993, but the Maharashtra Government refused to issue a No‑Objection Certificate (NOC) based on a policy …
Shivaji University refused permission to Bharti Vidyapeeth to start a new morning law college in Sangli, citing that an existing law college already served the town and that the proposed location lay outside the draft Perspective Plan under s.82 of the Maharashtra Universities Act, 1994. The State …
