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Validity of order u/s 127 - No prejudice is caused by the mere ...


Court Rules: Section 127 Orders Don't Require Detailed Reasons or Specific Grounds; Petitioner's Argument Lacks Support.

March 14, 2014

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Validity of order u/s 127 - No prejudice is caused by the mere fact of a Section 127 order, such that detailed reasons and specific grounds are required to be provided, as the petitioner today argues - HC

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