Supreme Court of India
Federation of Bar Associations in Karnataka v. Union of India
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Constitution of India, 1950: Article 32-Writ Petition-Maintainability of-Infringement of fundamental right-Petition filed for establishing separate bench of High Court-Based on ground of long distance from Bangalore to various district centres which becomes expensive and time consuming for litigants to seek justice-Held, ground too fragile to maintain writ petition in absence of infringement of fundamental right. Article 2 I 4-Establishing High Court for each State-Establishment of Benches of High Court at different centres not stated in the Article-Chief Justice of Karnataka High Court…
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