Supreme Court of India
Shiv Dass v. Union of India and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950: - )- Art. 226-Delay and /aches in filing writ petition-Effect of-Held, Court to consider dekry while exercising discretionary powers-In case of c belated approach, writ petition liable to be dismissed. In 1982, appellant suffered from medical problem and was invalidated from service. In 1983, he claimed disability pension which was rejected. He filed writ petition in 2005, which was dismissed on the ground of delay and !aches. Hence the present appeal. ~ Disposing of the appeal and remitting the matter to High Court to r hear writ petition on merits, the Court
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