Supreme Court of India
U.p Jal Nigam and Anr. v. Nareshwar Sahai Mathur and Anr.
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Constirution of India, 1950 : Article 226-Filing of Writ Petitions in service matters-Alternative statutory remedy before Tribunal not availed-Held Statutory obligation to first avail the statutory remedy before taking recourse to Art. 226. The U.P. Public Service Tribunal was specially constituted to consider the service grievances of the U.P. State Government servants. Some writ petitions were filed in the High Court without approaching the Tribunal and the High Court directed the petitioners to avail of the statutory remedy from the Tribunal and in case, they could not succeed they may
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