Supreme Court of India
Central Coalfields v. H.M.P. & Ors. Etc.
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JUDGMENT: ORDER 1. The prayer for transferring the petitions pending in the High Courts to this Court is made in these transfer petitions on the ground that the points for determination there are the same as in Writ Petition No. 787 of 1992 pending in this Court. In our opinion it is not necessary to transfer the pending matters from the different High Courts to this Court for this reason alone. Writ petition No. 787 of 1992 and the connected writ petitions involving the same points are pending in this Court and an interim order has been made in Writ Petition No. 787 of 1992 as under: "Stay…
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