Supreme Court of India
Fakruddin v. The Principal, Consolidation Training Institute and Ors.
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Judicial propriety-Writ petition decided by a Bench-One of the Judges was counsel to the opposite party, before his elevation-Even after pointing out this Jae• he chose to decide the case-Neither justified nor healthy for the institution-Merits of the case is immaterial-Should have been refen-ed to some other Benclt-Order set aside and matter remitted back to the High Court. I In this Appeal, the dispute related to allotment of 'Chaks' in con solidation proceedings. However the dispute did not raise any question of title. The High Court dismissed the Writ petition. Hence this appeal.
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