Supreme Court of India
Vilas Dinkar Bhat v. State of Maharashtra & Ors.
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Practice and Procedure – Appellant approached the Committee concerned as also the High Court for a declaratio n that by birth he belongs to “Thakar” caste, a Schedule Trib e – Claim dismissed – Held: Committee though considered some documents filed by the appellant but did not consider all the documents on which the appellant had placed reliance – High Court in its writ jurisdiction declined to go into the merits of the writ pet ition – When a party relies upon any evidence, whether it is oral or documentary, in support of his case, the Court/Committee/Authority , as the case may be, and
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