Supreme Court of India
State of Orissa v. Bhagaban Sarangi.
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JUDGMENT: ORDER 1.In our opinion, it is not correct for the Tribunal to have stated that they are not prepared to accept the judgment of the Orissa High Court in Kunja Behari Rath v. State of Orissal. We make it clear that the Tribunal in this case is nonetheless a Tribunal and it is bound by the decision of the High Court of the State. It is incorrect to side-track or bypass the decision of the High Court. + From the Judgment and Order dated 19-9-1990 of the High Court of Orissa Admn.…
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