Constitutional Law of India: A Critical Commentary, Volumen2N. M. Tripathi, 1975 |
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... necessary and they were cases Charan's Cases where not possible or not " ( 1 ) where it appears that a demand would be unavailing it need not be made ; ( 2 ) necessary where the respondent has by his own conduct made a demand impossible ...
... necessary and they were cases Charan's Cases where not possible or not " ( 1 ) where it appears that a demand would be unavailing it need not be made ; ( 2 ) necessary where the respondent has by his own conduct made a demand impossible ...
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... necessary Clearly , Art . 136 ( 1 ) imposes no express obligation on a court or tri- implication ? bunal to give reasons for " any judgment , decree , determination , sen- tence or order " ( hereafter compendiously referred to as ...
... necessary Clearly , Art . 136 ( 1 ) imposes no express obligation on a court or tri- implication ? bunal to give reasons for " any judgment , decree , determination , sen- tence or order " ( hereafter compendiously referred to as ...
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... necessary for the purpose " are words conferring wide discretionary power . The President must first deter- mine whether he considered it necessary to consult any judge or judges of the Supreme Court and / or of the High Court , and if ...
... necessary for the purpose " are words conferring wide discretionary power . The President must first deter- mine whether he considered it necessary to consult any judge or judges of the Supreme Court and / or of the High Court , and if ...
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751 | 719 |
Mandamus Certiorari and Prohibition 758 | 758 |
Mandamus 761 Certiorari and Prohibition 767 | 767 |
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A.Cal A.Ker A.Punj A.Raj A.SC administrative Adv.-Gen amendment appeal apply Article authority Bihar Board Bombay certiorari Chandra Committee Commr conferred considered Constitution Court held decided decision delegated discretion duty to act election enacted enforcement entry executive power exercise fact functions fundamental rights G.I. Act Government Governor ground Gujarat habeas corpus High Court House ibid imposed impugned India inquiry issue judge jurisdiction Kerala land legislative power legislature List List II Lord Madras majority judgment mandamus matter ment Minister Municipal natural justice observations Orissa Parliament party person petition petitioner pith and substance Prasad President privileges Privy Council proceedings prohibition provisions Punjab quashed quasi-judicial question quo warranto Rajasthan reasons referred remedy res judicata respect rules S.C.R. supra Sales Tax Singh statute statutory Subba Rao submitted Supreme Court territory of India tion trade tribunal ultra vires Union valid violation void words writ