Supreme Court of India
Department of Telecommunications v. Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd.
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Constitution of India, 1950 - Article 226 - Judicial review of award passed u/s 78 of Telegraph Act - Scope of - Telephone bill raised - Complaint by the subscriber alleging that the calls charged for, were made from another phone number - Telephone Department, on verification, found the bills to be correct - Administrative appeal rejected, confirming the demand - Arbitrator also confirming the demand in its award - Award set aside by High Court in exercise of its writ jurisdiction - Letters Patent Appeal also dismissed - On appeal, Held: High Court, in exercise of its power of judicial
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