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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Article 226"
Article 226- HC Cannot Relax Terms & Conditions Of A Tender Notice: SC [Read Order]
Can SC Interfere With HC's Discretion Entertaining Writ Petition In Spite Of There Being Alternative Remedy? SC Bench Delivers Split Judgment [Read Judgment]
PIL Seeking Uniform Civil Code: Delhi HC Asks Government to File Affidavit
Petition Under Art. 226&227 Cannot Be Entertained By HC Ignoring The Statutory Dispensation Under Armed Forces Tribunal Act: Kerala HC [Read Judgment]
UNO Not A 'State' Under Article 12 Of The Constitution: Delhi HC
Writ Petition Not Maintainable Against Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS), Holds Supreme Court [Read Judgment]
SC Reiterates Basic Principles Of Judicial Review Of Administrative Decisions [Read Judgment]
Writ Courts Can Order Revaluation Even When There Is No Provision For It: SC [Read Judgment]
Writ Petition Under Article 227 Challenging Judicial Orders Are Maintainable, But Not Under Article 226: SC [Read Judgment]
Civil Suit To Invalidate Land Acquisition Isn’t Maintainable, Reiterates SC [Read Order]
High Courts Must Remain Vigilant Of Attempts To Misuse PILs: SC [Read Judgment]
HCs Cannot Adjudicate Upon Affidavits Or Disputed Questions Of Fact Under Article 226: SC [Read Judgment]
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