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The Supreme Court recently expressed disapproval over the mechanical manner in which the Kerala High Court had remanded a civil suit to the trial court at the stage of second appeal
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The Supreme Court reiterated that the jurisdiction of the High Court under Article 226 of the Constitution is limited when it comes to interference with disciplinary proceedings in service matters
The Court dismissed an appeal by real estate developer Supertech seeking a change in the moratorium date for paying its loans to banks.
Union law minister Kiren Rijiju has raised a valid question about judicial interference in matters of the executive. But he has addressed it incorrectly.
The High Court said that a writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution can be maintained only by an aggrieved person whose legal or constitutional right has been infringed.