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Principles of natural justice - the impugned order is certainly ...


Court Criticizes Order for Lack of Detail; Fails to Address Key Legal Issues and Cited Case Law Properly.

September 10, 2022

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Principles of natural justice - the impugned order is certainly cryptic. It does not discuss the legal issue raised by the petitioner with reference to documents on records, in as detailed a fashion as may have been appropriate. - The flaw in the present impugned order is that it is rather nonspeaking and omits to consider the circular and case law cited. However, this is not an error so grave so as to justify invoking the extraordinary jurisdiction of this Court. - HC

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