Article 226 petition should not be entertained when alternative statutory remedies exist, SC

Article 226 petition should not be entertained when alternative statutory remedies exist, SC
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The Supreme Court today reiterated that the jurisdiction under Article 226 of the Constitution has to be exercised by High Courts judiciously, and that a writ petition under Article 226 ought not be entertained if alternate statutory remedies are available, except in cases falling within the well-defined exceptions.

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