Supreme Court of India
The State of Uttar Pradesh v. Mohammad Nooh
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What the Court ordered
In accordance with the opinion of the majority, the appeal. is allowed.
Judgment, ORDER, p. 617
From the headnote
Certiorari, writ of—Principles governing issue—Availability of alternative remedy by appeal, if a bar—Departmental enquiry—Violation of principles of natural justice—Presiding officer himself a witness—Order of dismissal made previous to the Constitution—Revision disallowed after the Constitution—Such order, if can be quashed—Constitution of India, Art. 226. A departmental enquiry against the respondent, a Head Constable, was held by the District Superintendent of Police.…
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Of those, 3 referred to
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