Supreme Court of India
M/s Essel Infra Projects Ltd. through its Authorized Representative v. State of Madhya Pradesh Acting through its Director
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Madhya Pradesh Madhyastham Adhikaran Adhiniyam, 1983: Proceedings under – Time bound disposal of – Held: Since the object of the legislation is to provide speedy dispute resolution mechanism, State is required to monitor timeliness of the proceedings – One or two years may be taken as reasonable time for the purpose – Though this timeliness is not mandatory, but the same must be kept in mind by all concerned and attention of Chief Justice of High Court must be drawn if such timeliness is not followed – The Chief Justice may take steps as may be possible in the matter – In case it is found…
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