Constitutional Law of India: A Critical Commentary, Volumen2N. M. Tripathi, 1975 |
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... effect extends to deter- mining both facts and their legal consequences , and he expresses a contrary opinion both on facts and their legal consequences , then , the first determination is wrong , and it discloses an " error of fact ...
... effect extends to deter- mining both facts and their legal consequences , and he expresses a contrary opinion both on facts and their legal consequences , then , the first determination is wrong , and it discloses an " error of fact ...
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... effect will not be given to it by government . " The person authorised to make a determination must , in the first instance , decide whether any of the limitations on his authority to decide exist . But his opinion is not one to which ...
... effect will not be given to it by government . " The person authorised to make a determination must , in the first instance , decide whether any of the limitations on his authority to decide exist . But his opinion is not one to which ...
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... effect to the plea gives effect to the law of the land . If pardon is given after sentence , there is no conflict either , for to pass a sentence is a judicial function , governed by judicial considerations ; to pardon a sentence is an ...
... effect to the plea gives effect to the law of the land . If pardon is given after sentence , there is no conflict either , for to pass a sentence is a judicial function , governed by judicial considerations ; to pardon a sentence is an ...
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Mandamus Certiorari and Prohibition 758 | 758 |
Mandamus 761 Certiorari and Prohibition 767 | 767 |
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