Supreme Court of India
U.O.I. v. Jai Prakash Singh and Anr.
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Judgment/Order: Non-reasoned order-Writ Petitioner claiming benefit under a policy- c High Court without indicating reasons describing the policy to be arbitrary-- Challenge against-Held, High Court traveled beyond the pleadings-Order being cryptic and without reasons is not sustainable. Writ Petitioner-respondent No. 1 was not granted permission to operate Gramin PCO. He filed Writ Petition before the High Court. Appellants contended before High Court that a Gramin PCO described in the guidelines of Ministry of Communications, as Village Public Telephone (VPT)was already _,, ... existing in
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