Supreme Court of India
State of U.P. & Ors. v. Chaudhari Ran Beer Singh & Anr.
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Judicial Interference - With policy decision - Scope of- c Held: Judicial interference in such matters is extremely limited - Such matters if not infringing fundamental rights, not to be interfered with even if a second view is possible. Creation of a new District was challenged in a writ petition before the High Court. High Court on the basis of order passed in writ petition challenging creation of another District, (wherein reconsideration of the creation was ordered) disposed of the writ petition. Thereafter, Cabinet of the State Government affirmed the order of creation. In appeal to this
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- 2012 Centre for Public Interest Litigation and Others v. Union of India and Others
- 2025 Old Jalukai Village Council v. Kakiho Village & Ors.
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