Supreme Court of India
Government of A.P. and Anr. v. Y. Surender Reddy
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Constitution of India, I 950-Artic/e I 36-Jurisdiction under-Exercise of-Government challenging the order of High Court-Held: Order of High Court had worked itself out with the passing of an order by State Government State Government's order superseded by subsequent order of the tribunal which is not challenged-Hence relief sought for cannot be granted However, in the interest of justice, party permitted to challenge the order of tribunal by filing writ petition before the High Court-Administrative Tribunal Act, 1985. Respondent, an employee of APSRTC filed an application before the
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