The Learneds have failed to understand the fine delicacies of Judiciary and the�functioning behavour of Judges. It has become a fashion to criticize govt nevertheless they deserve vehemently.
It is wholly misconceived to seek such a Relief from Court.
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There is a doctrine called Separation of Powers.
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In our scheme of Constitution, the Separation of powers is recognized as a basic feature of our functional democracy. The Separation of powers implies the exercise of powers by three organs of the 'State' in mutual restraint.
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It is suffice to argue before�Courts that every act of Govt must pass the test of Constitutionality and Court to decide "whether the present fashion & practice of Appointments satisfy the mandate of Article 16(1)."
If not, the Govt shall be directed to do such positive act which satisfy the mandate of Article 16(1).
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We can win without whispering a word of criticism of the govt.
Sandeep Jalan (advocate)
Mumbai.
--- On Sat, 23/10/10, vishalkudchadkar <v_kudz@yahoo.com> wrote:
From: vishalkudchadkar <v_kudz@yahoo.com>
Subject: [HumJanenge] Court cannot frame rules for appointment of CIC chief: HC
To: HumJanenge@yahoogroups.co.in
Date: Saturday, 23 October, 2010, 4:50 AM
http://news.in.msn.com/national/article.aspx?cp-documentid=4490278
The Delhi High Court has refused to frame guidelines for appointment of Chief Information Commissioner saying it cannot "restrict" the discretionary power of a committee headed by the Prime Minister to decide a suitable person for the post."We cannot restrict the
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