Supreme Court of India
Maharashtra Chess Association v. Union of India & Ors.
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Constitution of India – Art.226 – Ouster of High Cour t’s jurisdiction under , in view of existence of alternate r emedy under the private agr eement entered between the par ties – If permissible – Second r espondent, central governing authority for chess in India disaffiliated the appellant – Thir d respondent was affiliated in place of the appellant – Appellant filed writ petition – Second r espondent raised pr eliminar y objection that the Bombay High Cour t did not have jurisdiction to entertain the writ petition – Bombay High Court held that Clause 21 of the agr eement between the
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