Dismissed

Nandkumar S/O Mithu Nagpure v. Joint Commissioner and Vice Chairman, Schedued Tribe Caste Certificat Scrutiny Committee and Anothe

Bombay HC6 Jun 2019WP/2078/2019

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What is this about?

The Nagpur Bench held that the writ petition regarding a caste claim lacks territorial jurisdiction. The petition was dismissed with liberty to file before the Principal seat at Mumbai, and the petitioner was ordered to pay costs.

What did the court decide?

Petition dismissed with liberty to file in Mumbai; costs of Rs.5,000 awarded.

Nandkumar S/O Mithu Nagpure v. Joint Commissioner and Vice Chairman, Schedued Tribe Caste Certificat Scrutiny Committee and Anothe

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Nandkumar S/O Mithu Nagpure v. Joint Commissioner and Vice Chairman, Schedued Tribe Caste Certificat Scrutiny Committee and Anothe

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