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Patna High Court Remands PDS Licence Cancellation Case for Fresh Hearing: “Even if No Reply to Show Cause Is Filed, the Authority Must Decide on Merits”

Court’s Decision The Patna High Court, presided over by Justice G. Anupama Chakravarthy, set aside the cancellation of a public distribution system (PDS) dealer’s licence and the subsequent dismissal of…
Posted by Rawlaw October 12, 2025
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Delhi High Court Dismisses Review Petition: “Re-arguing on merits cannot substitute for an error apparent on the face of record”

Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court dismissed a review petition seeking reconsideration of its earlier order dated March 22, 2023, which had rejected the petitioner’s claim for retrospective regularization of…
Posted by Rawlaw October 9, 2025
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Delhi High Court: “Disputes Must Be Decided on Merits, Not Defaults” – Petition Against Order Allowing Additional Evidence Dismissed

Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court dismissed a petition challenging a trial court’s order permitting the plaintiff to lead additional evidence after initially closing its evidence. The Court held that…
Posted by Rawlaw October 1, 2025
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Patna High Court Directs Reconsideration of Compassionate PDS Dealer Appointment: “Authorities must consider cases on merits and not reject mechanically”

Court’s Decision The Patna High Court set aside the rejection of the petitioner’s claim for appointment as a Public Distribution System (PDS) dealer on compassionate grounds. The Court observed that…
Posted by Rawlaw August 21, 2025

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