Judicial Review

Punjab and Haryana High Court rejects plea against privatisation of electricity distribution in Chandigarh
Executive has duty to monitor working of statutes: Supreme Court orders review of Maharashtra Slum Areas Act
Courts cannot sit with folded hands when executive fails to perform its duties: Supreme Court Justice BR Gavai
Administrative side of High Court cannot seek review of judicial order: Madras High Court
High Courts have power of judicial review over Armed Forces Tribunal orders and judgments: Delhi High Court
[Service cases] Jurisdiction of High Courts under Article 226 to interfere in disciplinary decisions limited: Supreme Court
Parliament not expert body; functions best when dealing with general principles, not technical intricacies: Supreme Court in demonetisation case
Courts should not seek to run governments under the guise of judicial review: Karnataka High Court
Once cognizance is taken, magistrate cannot review own order and drop provisions: Allahabad High Court
Legal Notes by Arvind Datar: The Governor’s Inaction and Judicial Review
High Court cannot interfere unless punishment by disciplinary authority shockingly disproportionate: Supreme Court
High Courts have power of judicial review under Article 226 over judgments of Armed Forces Tribunal: Delhi High Court
State not bound to accept highest bid in auction: Supreme Court
High Court's power of judicial review in disciplinary matters not akin to adjudication on merits as appellate authority: Supreme Court
Writ court cannot substitute its view in place of government policy: Bombay High Court
Popular majority of govt not defence for arbitrary actions; growing tendency to disrespect court orders: CJI NV Ramana
Allocation of cases unfettered right of Chief Justice, not subject to judicial review: Bombay High Court
Court cannot exercise judicial review to examine commercial viability of bid: Delhi High Court
High Court under Article 226 cannot substitute findings of Income Tax Settlement Commission: Calcutta High Court
Webinar Alert: Judicial Power and Judicial Duty- Some Dilemmas Of Judicial Review in India by Prof. (Dr.) Upendra Baxi
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