Supreme Court of India
Vice Chancellor, Guru Ghasidas University v. Craig Mcleod
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CONSTITUTION OF IND/ , 1950: c Art. 136 - Interference with interim order passed by High Court staying operation of orders of the University against a student charged with beating and threatening a teacher - Held: There is a self-imposed limited discretion for interference available to Supreme Court, and it would, generally, be more 0 appropriate for an aggrieved litigant to approach the High Court for rectifying any error that may have been committed in passing (or declining to pass) an interim order - Of course, in an emergent and appropriate situation it is always open to a litigant to…
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