In the context of the Constitution of India, the period of limitation for filing writ petition in High…
No fixed Limitation Act period of one, two or three years governs an Article 226 writ petition simply as a writ petition. The High Court can refuse discretionary relief for…
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In the context of the Constitution of India, the period of limitation for filing writ petition in High Court is:
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No fixed Limitation Act period of one, two or three years governs an Article 226 writ petition simply as a writ petition. The High Court can refuse discretionary relief for delay and laches, considering the nature of the claim and circumstances. Absence of a prescribed period is not a right to disregard unreasonable delay.
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