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Two Unitech   Ltd Managing Directors, Ajay Chandra and Sanjay Chandra, were awarded three years' imprisonment for non-compliance of order issued in 2015 by the Chandigarh State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (CSCDRC). The punitive measure was awarded after the real estate giant failed to give possessions of a residential unit in Mohali to two Delhi-based clients even after making the payment on time. Then, the commission sought explanation from the builder and asked them to settle dues of Rs 53 lakhs. Two Unitech Ltd Managing Directors, Ajay Chandra and Sanjay Chandra, were awarded three years' imprisonment for non-compliance of order issued in 2015 by the Chandigarh State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (CSCDRC). Read more at: http://www.moneycontrol.com/news/current-affairs/unitech-mds-get-3-yrsjail-as-company-fails-to-deliver-flats_6453641.html?utm_source=ref_article

Justice V. Chitambaresh of Kerala High Court has on Thursday(31/03/16) held that the practice of insisting a student to undertake the entire examinations for a mere failure in a single theory / practical exam is unreasonable and arbitrary. The Judgment[(Dr Geethu.S and another v Kerala University of Health Sciences and others) was delivered in a petition filed by two students along with some other connected W.P(c)’s which had been filed alleging inconsistency between the regulations fixed by Kerala University of Health Sciences(KUHS) and Medical Council of India(MCI).The petitioners were not declared successful in the Post-graduate Medical course for the reason that they had failed to secure the minimum marks in one of the four theory papers or in one of the clinical/practical tests. They further challenged the condition in the KUHS regulations ,which insisted that to secure a pass ,they had to undertake the entire examinations including the whole subjects/theory once again. The challe...