Supreme Court of India
Common Cause v. Union of India
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We are of the view that for ironing out the creases that are bound to show from 0 time to time in the implementation of the present directions and to oversee such implementation the government should constitute a three member body consisting of persons with unimpeachable neutrality and impartiality and who have excelled in their respective fields.
Judgment, page 26
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Constitution of India, 1950 -Art. 142 - Exercise of c jurisdiction under - Writ Petition - To restrain the Union of India and all State Governments from using public funds on Government advertisements, to project individual functionaries of the Government or a political party- In terms o of the order of this Court, guidelines suggested by a Committee duly constituted by the Court as regards publication of advertisements by the Government - Guidelines, whether commend acceptance and if so whether operative and enforceable u!Art. 142- Held: Where the field is open and uncovered by any
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