Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Ors. v. Lt Colonel Dharamvir Singh
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Army Act, 1959 – Order of attachment of respondent for initiating disciplinary action under Army Instructions 30/86 – Communications were intimated to the respondent to report to the unit of attachment – Writ petition before Manipur High Court by respondent challenging the legality of these orders – Jurisdiction of the Manipur High Court challenged on the ground that the respondent at the time of the initiation of the action of attachment was based at Nanded in Maharashtra and the orders were issued by the Headquarters at New Delhi – High Court proceeded to entertain the Writ Petition on the…
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