Supreme Court of India
Asit Kumar v. State of West Bengal & Ors.
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CONSTITUTION OF /NOIA, 1950: · Article 32 - Powers of Court under - In a matter arising c out of contempt of court proceedings', Supreme Court directing cancellation of liquor licences without hearing the affected parties - Writ petition filed challenging the directions - HELD: It is a basic principle of justice that no adverse orders should be passed against a party without hearing him - Writ 0 petitions are treated recall petitions because order passed by the Court canceling certain licences was passed without giving opportunity of hearing to the persons who had been granted licences -
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