Supreme Court of India
Sri Ram Builders v. State of M.P. & Ors.
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Judgments: c Rule of merger - Held: SLP having been dismissed in limine without recording any reason, judgment of High Court cannot be said to have merged with order of Supreme Court. Administrative Law: Public authority - Chief Secretary of State directed by 1 High Court to settle issue of cancellation of lease in favour of MPRTC - Appellant submitted representation before Chief Secretary - Held: Appellant having not challenged competence of Chief Secretary to decide the issue, cannot be permitted to say that directions issued by Chief Secretary are without jurisdiction. Constitution of
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