In Dwarakanath Vs. ITO reported in AIR 66 SCC 81. "The
Hon'ble Apex Court held that article 226 of
Constitution is couched in comprehensive phraseology
and it ex-facie confers wide power on the High court to
reach in justice wherefrom it is found. This article
enables the High Courts to mould the relieves to
improve the peculiar and extraordinary circumstances
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of the case". After filing the observations of Hon'ble
Supreme court as mentioned hereinabove, it appears to me
that when the petitioner being a registered association of
fair price dealer has approached this court to safeguard the
interest of its member of all over the West Bengal the said
writ petition cannot be declared to be not maintainable only
on the ground that no legal injury was caused to the
association. In my view injury caused to a member of an
association, is the injury of the association itself; moreover,
association has its own right to ventilate the grievance of its
member before writ court to get justice.
In Dwarakanath Vs. ITO AIR 1966 Supreme Court 8 the
Hon'ble Apex Court has held that Article 226 of the Constitution is
couched in comprehensive phraseology and it is ex-facie confers wide
power on the High Court to reach injustice wherever it is found this
article enables High Courts to mould relief to provide justice in the
peculiar and extraordinary circumstances of the case.