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Maharashtra Tribunal Risks Writ for Ignoring Natural Justice and Precedents by Not Referring Disputes to Larger Bench.

July 13, 2019

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Maintainability of writ - Tribunal functioning within the State of Maharashtra exercise jurisdiction in breach of principles of natural justice or in flagrant disregard of the law of precedents by not referring the issue to the President for constituting a Larger Bench of Tribunal, if it did not agree with the earlier decisions of the Tribunal then we would certainly exercise our writ jurisdiction

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