Supreme Court of India
Daya Ram v. Raghunath & Ors.
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U.P. Zamindari Abolition Act, 1950-s. 198(4)-land allotted by Government-Allotment challenged-Allotment cancelled and cancellation approved by revisional authority-Writ Petition challenging cancellation allowed without indicating any reasons-On appeal, held: Absence of reasons rendered the judgment of High Court not sustainable-Hence, matter remitted to 1!igh Court for fresh consideration-land laws and Agricultural Tenancy. '.Judgment-Reasons-Requirement of-In the judgr •. ent/order-Held : Reasons introduce clarity in an order-They substitute subjectivity by objectivity-It is an indispensable
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