Question on adjudication of a Writ Petition with mixed grounds - Reg
Sep 06, 2026
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► How would a Writ Court adjudicate if a Writ petition (Certiorarified Mandamus) has three types of grounds (all are defects of Natural Justice particulars) as follows:
Type 1: a few grounds readily verifiable from case the records (error apparent on the face of the records nature);
Type 2: a few grounds that require orders from the court to the opposite party (quasi-judicial body) compelling it to submit some evidences regarding the appointment of one of its members (notifications/procedure of appointment/ orders etc., related to that particular member); and
Type 3: A few other procedural defects ground that might require more investigation and fact-finding, including cross-examination of some of the opposite parties, if necessary.
How will the adjudication happen in this type of Writ petition having mixed grounds pleadings?
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