@sandylogy@Preddy85 If it's a federal dispute bw the state snd the union as a federal government.
It doesn't include statutory bodies, challenge to central laws etc. coz these require writs not decrees as such.
@sandylogy@Preddy85 No even if you challenge the provisons, hc has jurisdiction. Read clause 2 of 226.
Infact, an interesting pt- if a hc annuls a central law, the effect thereof would be pan india. (Kusum ingots case 2004)
Further, hcs have in past done that. Even constitional amendments.
@Preddy85 Sir merely because it's a central law, it doesn't oust the jurisdiction of a hc. (Refer clause 2 of 226)
Infact an interesting fact, If a hc declares a central law ultra vires, the effect of its judgement is pan india. (Kusum ingots and lloyd lt v uoi 2004)
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@LiveLawIndia@neha_aisa LiveLaw headline in an hour -
BREAKING: Delhi HC refuses to quash the show-cause notice issued to Neha Bora, directs no coercive action against her.
You are welcome guys!