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Baban Chaubey And Ors. vs State Of Bihar And Ors. on 17 February, 1989 Author

provision of the Act. The Central Government is a statutory functionary. Its functions are circumscribed by Section 70 of the Act only

come across any case so far where the functions required to be performed by statutory functionaries had been rendered redundant by a Court by issuing ... Courts, as indicated hereinbefore, ordinarily is reluctant to assume the functions of the statutory functionaries. It allows them to perform their duties at the first

noticed hereinbefore, depicts as to how sometimes the public functionaries of the Government function. R. Sundar Raju, according to the Appellant, is said to have

correct. When a statutory functionary passes an order, that too authorizing a person to carry out a public function like investigation into an offence

shall assume the role of the Executive Government of the State. Statutory functions are assigned to the State by the Legislature ... Courts, as indicated hereinbefore, ordinarily is reluctant to assume the functions of the statutory functionaries. It allows them to perform their duties at the first

Rajan and others [(2003) 7 SCC 546] holding : "...Statutory functions are assigned to the State by the Legislature and not by the Court ... Courts, as indicated hereinbefore, ordinarily is reluctant to assume the functions of the statutory functionaries. It allows them to perform their duties at the first

cancel the bid. The Executive Committee is a statutory functionary. The powers and functions of the authority and the respective committees concededly are governed

Government of India. The functions performed by it are public functions. The notification never contemplated that a public functionary, having regard to the importance ... prescribed. It is trite that when a public functionary is required to discharge its public functions within a time specified therefor, the same would

shall assume the role of the Executive Government of the State. Statutory functions are assigned to the State by the Legislature ... courts, as indicated hereinbefore, ordinarily is reluctant to assume the functions of the statutory functionaries. It allows them to perform their duties at the first