National Green Tribunal

The Coordinate Bench of Bombay High Court rules that petitions challenging certain provisions of Coastal Regulation Zones need not be entertained by the High Court because the petitioners have an alternate and efficacious remedy before the National Green Tribunal.

The Jammu and Kashmir High Court closed a Suo Motu Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed on the deteriorating condition of the Doodhganga Stream and Doodhganga Filtration Plant.

The Supreme Court stayed...

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Bombay High Court division bench observed that even in their Judgment since the NGT is seized with the main issue about the identification of properties as forest lands, it's only appropriate that the petitioners if they choose, should approach the NGT with the grievance now raised in this petition.

The PIL has been filed by Chairman and Secretary of a conglomeration of Non-Governmental Organisations from the villages of Lailak and Khanpui, within Saitual District in the State of Mizoram.

Taking cognisance of fil...

The Punjab and Haryana H...

The Ludhiana Municipal C...

The Meghalaya High Court...