Supreme Court of India
Goverdhan Dass Bansal v. State (delhi Administration) Th. Secretary
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Practice and procedure - Revision - Disposal of, on the t day of admission by cryptic and non-reasoned order - c Propriety of - Held: Not proper- Since the court felt that there was some arguable points, the revision petition was admitted - If there was no substance, it should not have been admitted - Thus, order of High Court set aside and matter remitted back to it for fresh disposal - Judgment/Order - Revision - Food Adulteration Act, 1948.…
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