Supreme Court of India
Union of India v. Harnam Singh
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Administrative Tribunals Act, 1985 : Sections 5(1)(2) and (6). "-- Tribunal--Power of Single Member to dispose of cases-Observations in judg- ment under review-Deletion of. I c Dismissing the Review Petition Filed against the decision in Union of India v. Hamam Singh, (1993) 2 S. . . 162, this Court HELD : The observation in the judgment under review to the effect that "ordinarily keeping in view the Judgment of this Court in Amulya Chandra Kalita's case ...... is under consideration ...... " is deleted as ii is susceptible or aQ interpretation denuding the efficacy or the judgment in Dr.
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