Supreme Court of India
Vema China Koteswara Rao v. District Collector and Ors.
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Government Orders-Administrative decision-To install statue of Ex. MLA-Challenged in Public Interest Litigation as illegal being contrary to a particular Government order of 2000-High Court holding it as legal as it was in accordance consonance with a Government Order of 2003 which had superceded the Order of 2000-0n appeal, held: Decision to install the statue was in accordance with the subsequent Government Order-Court should exercise judicial restraint in administrative decisions-Judicial restraint. writ petition as public interest litigation was filed seeking to declare the action of the…
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