Supreme Court of India
Bhagwan Budha Prathmik Technical Training College Nirmali v. The State of Bihar and Ors.
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Administrative law: Administrative order - Power to withdraw - Held: Power to issue an order includes power to withdraw the same. for valid reasons - If an administrative order is based under an erroneous assumption of one's own power and if it goes to the· root of the matter, the authority concerned can certainly review it for valid reasons, and if that is done, the withdrawal cannot be called to be a ma/a fide one - In the instant case, the earlier order granting recognition to the appellant-institution was outside the powers of the State Government, therefore, the Government was quite
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