Supreme Court of India
M/s Essel Infra Projects Ltd. through its Authorized Representative v. State of Madhya Pradesh Acting through its Director
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Madhya Pradesh Madhyastham Adhikaran Adhiniyam, 1983: Proceedings under – Time bound disposal of – Held: Si nce the object of the legislation is to provide speedy disp ute resolution mechanism, State is required to monitor timeliness of the proceedings – One or two years may be taken as reasonable time for the p urpose – Though this timeliness is not mandatory, but the same must be kept in mind by all concerned and attention of Chie f Justice of High Court must be drawn if such timeliness is not follow ed – The Chief Justice may take steps as may be possible in the matter – In case it is
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