Summary: The High Court has told the District Registrar of Society to quickly deal with an appeal by the State Transport and Transport Corporations Retired Employees Welfare Association (REWA) about another group wrongly using their name and logo.
The State Transport and Transport Corporations Retired Employees Welfare Association (REWA) asked the court for help. They said that some former members who were kicked out started a new group and were using REWA's name and logo without permission. This was causing confusion and problems for the original group.
Judge P.B. Balaji took charge of the case. He listened to both sides and decided that the problem needed to be solved quickly. The court told the District Registrar of Society to check out the appeal and make a decision by October 14, 2025.
"The court tells the District Registrar of Society to look into and decide on the State Transport and Transport Corporations Retired Employees Welfare Association's appeal... on or before 14.10.2025."
The District Registrar of Society has to investigate and listen to everyone involved before making a decision. This means all parties will have a chance to share their side of the story before any final decision is made.
This case is important because it shows the need for quick action when there are arguments about using organizations' names and logos. The court's decision makes sure the issue is dealt with quickly, helping to stop more confusion and arguments.
By setting a deadline, Judge Balaji has ensured that the case won't take too long, which is good news for the retired employees looking for justice.
