Supreme Court of India

Jagdish Prasad Shastri v. State of U.P. & Ors.

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Reported as [1971] 2 S.C.R. 583
Bench J. C. Shah, K. S. Hegde and A. N. Grover JJ.
Decided 13 October 1970

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Constitution nf India, Art. 226--Writ iurisdiction-Disputed questions of fact arising in petltion-Dismissal of petition on this ground not iustl· fied. Constitution of lndia Art. 311(2)...,..Civil Service-Reversion-Right to show cause-Whether right exi•ts in a ca.re where -reversion is from a post held in "officiating" capacity and not substantively. Evlclence-Document admitted by Division Bench in appeal-Refusal to consider its ~ffect on the ground ihat it was not produced at earli.r stage, not justified. The appellant was employed in .the Department of Panfhayat Raj,. U.P: On January 7,

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