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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Article 226"
Any Order Of Arbitral Tribunal In Course Of Arbitration Cannot Be Challenged By Way Of Writ Petition : Gujarat HC [Read Judgment]
Territorial Jurisdiction Of High Court Under Article 226(2) Of Constitution [Explainer]
No Bar In Considering Subsequent Events For Testing Legality Of Order Impugned In Writ Petition: SC [Read Judgment]
Can High Court Order Registration Of FIR?: SC Reiterates Observations In Sakiri Vasu Judgment [Read Order]
HC In Exercise Of Writ Jurisdiction Can Pass An Order Interdicting Legal Fiction, Provided It Had Not Come Into Operation: SC [Read Judgment]
High Court In Article 226 Proceedings Does Not Adjudicate Correctness Of Allegations In FIR: SC [Read Judgement]
High Courts Are Not Precluded From Entertaining Writ Petitions Even If There Are Disputed Questions Of Facts: SC [Read Judgment]
Theory Of Self-Imposed Restriction Does Not Apply Vis-À-Vis Article 227, As It Does With Article 226 Of The Constitution: Bombay HC [Read Judgment]
Walayar Case: Commission Of Inquiry Reduced To A Mockery
No Bar In Dismissing 'Admitted' Writ Petition On Ground Of Alternative Remedy, Reiterates SC [Read Judgment]
Writ Petition Should Normally Not Be Entertained Against Mere Issuance Of Show Cause Notice: SC [Read Judgment]
Existence Of Alternate Remedy Not An Absolute Bar To Entertain A Petition Under Article 226 : Meghalaya HC [Read Judgment]
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