Supreme Court of India
Ferro Alloys Corpn. Ltd. and Anr. v. Union of India and Ors.
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Constitution of India Article 226 rl'f ,Evidence .jct. 1872, s. 115- Waiver and estoppel-Central Government granting T/SCO renewal of lease for mining chromite over an area smaller than original lease-T/SCO challenging decision by a writ petition in the High Court-Appellant, a rival claimant, being made respondent-High Court directing reconsideration of matter by Central Government-Supreme Court permiting Central Government to dispose of matter during pendency of TISCO's SLP-Central Government on basis of report of High Power Expert Coommitte constituted by it issuing order granting lease to
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