Supreme Court of India
Oryx Fisheries Private Limited v. Union of India and Others
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For the reasons aforesaid, this Court quashes the show cause notice as also the order dated 19.03.2008 passed by the third respondent.
Judgment, page 21
From the headnote
Administrative law: c Bias - Quasi judicial authority - Show cause notice - Quality complaint filed before the Development Authority alleging export of poor quality sea food by exporter - Issue of show cause notice and thereafter cancellation of registration certificate by authority in exercise of his statutory power under r. 43 - Show cause notice indicating that the authority had completely made up his mind and reached definite conclusion about the alleged guilt of exporter - Held: quasi judicial authority must act fairly and with an open mind while initiating show cause proceedings - If at
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