Mina Pan vs Union Of India & Ors. on 3 November, 2010
misinterpretation of
the scheme envisaging appointment on compassionate ground and thereby causing
miscarriage of justice to the Applicant in the decision making process
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1 - 10 of 56 (1.12 seconds)Kanan Bala Routray vs Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd on 28 February, 2020
departmental proceeding in question has caused severe prejudice to the
applicant and the same has caused miscarriage of justice. This Tribunal in facts
and circumstance
Gupta Chandra Bidika vs Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited on 3 December, 2024
interference in the order of
compulsory retirement is permissible where miscarriage of justice is
caused in the decision making process of the matter ... learned
counsel for the applicant that there has been miscarriage of justice
caused to the applicant in the decision making process of the matter
requiring
Pankaja Kumar Lenka vs Employees Provident Fund Organisation ... on 18 November, 2025
00066 of 2025
retirement is permissible where miscarriage of justice is
caused in the decision making process of the matter and not
in the decision ... learned counsel for the applicant that
there has been miscarriage of justice caused to the applicant
in the decision making process of the matter requiring
J Dash vs Archoelogical Survey Of India on 26 April, 2022
clarification issued vide O.M. dated
12.07.1994 and 06.06.2002. Alleging miscarriage of justice caused to him in
the decision taking process of the matter ... clarification
issued vide O.M. dated 12.07.1994 and 06.06.2002. Alleging miscarriage of
justice caused to him in the decision taking process of the matter
Bijay Kumar Swain vs East Coast Railway on 10 March, 2026
wherein the
juniors of applicant were regularized. Thus, there was miscarriage of
justice caused to the applicant in the decision making process of the
matter ... wherein
the juniors of applicant were regularized. Thus. there was miscarriage
of justice caused to the applicant in the decision making process of the
matter
R K Pattnaik vs D/O Post on 30 June, 2022
submitted by the Ld.
Counsel for the applicant that since miscarriage of justice was caused to the
applicant in the decision making process ... interference is limited to the extent of any illegality or
miscarriage of justice caused in the decision making process of the matter.
In the instant
R Mohapatra vs D/O Post on 26 July, 2022
submitted by the Ld. Counsel for the applicant that since miscarriage of
justice was caused to the applicant in the decision making process ... interference is limited to the extent of any illegality or
miscarriage of justice caused in the decision making process of the matter.
In the instant
Sudhiranjan Senapati vs Itat on 1 May, 2025
learned counsel for the applicant that there has been
miscarriage of justice caused to the applicant in the decision making
process of the matter requiring
Manoj Kumar Thakur vs D/O Post on 27 June, 2024
imagination, it can be held that there has
been any miscarriage of justice caused to the applicant in the decision