court fee. If a plaintiff seeks such a special privilege to pursue his litigation, is there any reason not to insist on his strictly complying
matters of privileges" at page 176, 18th Edn. observes .
The problem thus became one of reconciling law of privilege with the general ... their right in principle to decide all questions of privilege arising in litigation before them with certain large exceptions, in favour of Parliamentary jurisdiction
complementary dining, bar, special Ashok Platinum
Club room privileges.
It was also informed that all privileges card together with embossed card
will follow but nothing ... besides Rs. 2,500/- as cost of litigation as after confirming the
privileges, respondent refused to entertain the appellant.
6.
Appeal is partly allowed
Rajiv Ranjan Singhlalan & Anr. vs Union Of India & Ors. on 21 August, 2006
always necessary to determine real motive
behind a public interest litigation.
It has been repeatedly held by this Court that none
has a right ... Supp. SCC 87]}.
For the last few years, inflow of public interest
litigation has increased manifold. A considerable judicial
time is spent in dealing with
KAPADIA, J.
I have had the privilege of reading the opinions
of Brother Justice Balakrishnan and Brother
Justice Lakshmanan, I have to record my respectful ... determination:
(a) Whether the writ petitions were
maintainable as Public Interest Litigation;
(b) whether there was failure of statutory
and public duty on the part
direct the disciplinary authority to reconsider the penalty or to shorten the litigation in exceptional cases and in rare cases impose an appropriate punishment with ... disciplinary/appellate authority to reconsider the penalty imposed, or to shorten the litigation, it may itself, in exceptional and rare cases, impose appropriate punishment with
that no saving clause has been provided in regard to the pending litigation, therefore, the petition deserves to be dismissed.
14. On the other hand ... subject matter under Punjab Package Deal Properties (Disposal) Act, 1976 , the pending litigation would stand protected under Section 6 of the General Clauses
becomes a statutory office when the college is admitted to the privileges of the University. It was further held that the office of the Principal ... case of the respondents that in any subsequent litigation the respondent No. 1 has been held to be not amenable to the writ petition
continuing nature, and the member concerned is deprived of rights and privileges for all time to come in future, then the petition under Section ... requisite percentage, it can assume that the involvement of the Company in litigation is not likely done and that it should pass orders to bring