Supreme Court of India
Narinder Singh v. State of Haryana and Ors.
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Judgment: Pleas raised by parties-Non-consideration of-Effect-High Court ·arriving at a decision without considering the various pleas raised by the petitioner-Held: Not proper-Matter remitted back for fresh disposal. The challenge in these appeals is to the decision of High Court dismissing the writ petition so far it related to the present appellants while issuing notice to the other writ petitioners. The grievance of appellants is that they had made various submissions before the High Court which were not noticed and the writ petition was dismissed only on the ground that no benefit was
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