Supreme Court of India
Ishwar Singh v. Satbir Singh & Ors.
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Sefliice law - Appointment - Post of Lambardar - Collector appointing respondent as lambardar - Commissioner setting aside the same and appointing appellant - Upheld by Financial Commissioner .:.. Jn writ petition, High Court restoring the order of Collector - Interference with - Held: Financial Commissioner held that the Collector did not apply its mind and his order is perverse and illegal - High Court overlooked the same - It could have interfered with the order of Financial Commissioner but must have given cogent and convincing reasons for such interference - Thus, order of High Court
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