STATE OF HARYANA . vs HC RAJENDER KUMAR . — C.A. No. 10020/2010

Case under Section IV. Status: DISPOSED.

CNR: SCIN010080872007

DISPOSED

Filing Date

16-Mar-2007

Registration No

C.A. No. 10020/2010

Diary Number

8087/2007

Order Date

19-Nov-2010

Document Type

ROP - of Main Case

Disposal Type

Allowed

Data as of 24-Jun-2026

Acts & Sections

Section IV

Petitioner(s)

STATE OF HARYANA .

Adv. KAMAL MOHAN GUPTA

Respondent(s)

HC RAJENDER KUMAR .

Orders

19-Nov-2010 ROP - of Main Case
01-Oct-2010 ROP - of Main Case
30-Sep-2010 ROP
10-Sep-2010 ROP
23-Jul-2010 ROP
19-Apr-2010 ROP
08-Apr-2010 ROP
29-Mar-2010 ROP
17-Mar-2010 ROP
25-Feb-2010 ROP
11-Jan-2010 ROP
07-Dec-2009 ROP
11-Nov-2009 ROP
19-Oct-2009 ROP
30-Sep-2009 ROP
24-Aug-2009 ROP
17-Apr-2009 ROP - of Main Case
11-Feb-2009 ROP
28-Jul-2008 ROP
03-Jan-2008 ROP
23-Nov-2007 ROP - of Main Case
30-Oct-2007 ROP
19-Sep-2007 ROP - of Main Case
23-Jul-2007 ROP
18-Jul-2007 ROP
17-Jul-2007 ROP - of Main Case
27-Apr-2007 ROP
19-Apr-2007 ROP - of Main Case
02-Apr-2007 ROP
01-Mar-2007 ROP - of Main Case
09-Feb-2007 ROP
19-Jan-2007 ROP
15-Jan-2007 ROP - of Main Case
15-Jan-2007 ROP
27-Nov-2006 ROP
27-Nov-2006 ROP
27-Nov-2006 ROP
27-Nov-2006 ROP
21-Sep-2006 ROP - of Main Case
14-Aug-2006 ROP - of Main Case
31-Jul-2006 ROP - of Main Case
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casestatus.in Summary

Summary of Civil Appeal No. 010020/2010 (State of Haryana v. HC Rajender Kumar) The Supreme Court allowed the appeal filed by the State of Haryana, setting aside the impugned High Court judgment. The Court's decision followed its earlier judgment in Civil Appeal Nos. 8690-8701 of 2010 (State of Haryana v. Kashmir Singh), applying the same legal principles since these cases were squarely covered by that precedent. The writ petitions filed before the High Court were dismissed accordingly. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.

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