Supreme Court of India
Union Public Service Commission v. Bibhu Prasad Sarangi and Others
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Constitution of India -– Art.226 – Exercise of power under – Necessity of independent application of mind – ‘Cut-copy-paste’ not a substitute for substantive reasoning – Issue whether first respondent was correctly denied selection having regard to the fact that a disciplinary penalty had been imposed upon him – Appellant mov ed before High Court in proceedings u/Art.226 for challenging order of the Tribunal – High Court extracted portions of the judgment o f the Tribunal and declined to interfere stating that the Tribunal h ad not committed any jurisdictional error – Held: There was no
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