Supreme Court of India
Jagdish Prasad v. P.M. Manoj Kumar
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For the above reasons and considerations, the irresistible conclusions can be summed up as follows: 20 A. The impugned Judgment is unsustainable and accordingly liable to be interfered with and is set aside.
Judgment, page 19
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