Supreme Court of India
Gaurav Jain and Anr. v. Union of India and Ors.
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Constitution of India, I950-Articles 32, I42 and 145-Public Interest Litigation-Order of Supreme Court-Enforcement of-Member of Division c Bench having difference of opinion-One of them resorts to Article 142- Issuing direction for enforcement of his orders despite the dissent by other Judge-Held, not proper-Matter must be referred to Chief Justice of India of constituting larger Bench. In Gaurav v. Union of India & Others, (1977) 8 SCC 114, the two Judges in the Division Bench, gave separate dissenting judgments. One of ·t- them resorted to Article 142 for the purpose of enforcement of his
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