The High Court of Tripura dismissed the interlocutory application filed by M/S Dysnieland Mela (Opc) Pvt. Ltd. seeking a stay on permissions granted for an expo at Swami Vivekananda Maidan. The court found it inappropriate to decide multiple issues in a single application and advised the petitioner to file separate applications for different reliefs.

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Tripura HC Grants Interim Relief to M/S Devi Engineering in Seismic Data Contract Dispute

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W.P.(C) 108/2026 • 16 Feb 2026

The High Court of Tripura has granted an interim relief to M/S Devi Engineering and Construction by suspending the termination order dated February 4, 2026, allowing the petitioner to continue with their seismic data acquisition contract. This decision is aimed at protecting the livelihoods of approximately 500 workers involved in the project until the final disposal of the writ petition.

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Tripura HC Suspends Termination Order for M/S Devi Engineering in Seismic Data Contract

Civil

T. Amarnath Goud • 16 Feb 2026

M/S Devi Engineering and Construction Pvt. Ltd. filed a writ petition against the Union of India and others, challenging a termination order dated February 4, 2026, related to a seismic data acquisition contract. The petitioner sought interim relief to continue work on the project, arguing it was crucial for the livelihood of around 500 workers. The court found the petitioner's arguments satisfactory and suspended the termination order, allowing the petitioner to proceed with the contract. The case highlights the balance between contractual obligations and the impact on employment.

Writ Petition

Interim Relief

Contract Law

Tripura HC Upholds Compensation Award in Parimal Banik vs Mantosh Das

Civil

T. Amarnath Goud • 16 Feb 2026

This case involves an appeal by Sri Parimal Banik challenging the compensation awarded to him following a road traffic accident that occurred on May 11, 2004. The Motor Accident Claims Tribunal had initially awarded him compensation, but the insurance company appealed, leading to a remand for reassessment of the disability impact. The High Court upheld the Tribunal's decision, affirming the compensation amount of Rs. 64,526, stating that the evidence did not warrant an increase in the award. The appeal was ultimately dismissed.

Motor Accident

Compensation

Disability