Supreme Court of India
K. Krishna M.A. Ralhany v. Union of India and Ors.
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Citi:enship Act, 1955-s.6-Dispute over application of Appellant for grant of Indian citizenship by naturalization-Appellant contended that no order was passed on his application for citizenshirRespondents however stated that the application had been disposed of by an order in form of a communication of the Central Government, copy of which had been given to Appellant-Held : It is open to th e Appellant to avail such remedy as is available in law in view of the said order. Appellant filed application seeking grant of Indian citizenship by naturaliz.ation. Dispute arose with regard to the same.
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