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Jul 15 2004 (HC)

Md. Mustaque Vs. State of Bihar and ors.

Court : Patna

..... of the regional development authority of the district, but by the state after special allocation has been made for this purpose. the one-fifth is the ex-officio representation, not from elected representatives. it goes without saying that persons as may represent within 1/5th or 1/3rd guidance may be had to the basic circumstances ..... have an interest connected with administration of the district and it must not be the caprice of the state government to nominate members which may be a misplaced representation in the face of the constitution. the state government does not have that much freedom to avoid the constitution of india but must fall in line with ..... thus, until a truer representation on the district planning committee is installed in bihar, the non elected representatives may only be to the extent of 1/5th.7. the regional development authority of the district has to have a local content coming from the third tier of the government. there must be a peoples participation in the planning .....

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May 15 2014 (HC)

Kalpana Rani Vs. the State of Bihar and Others

Court : Patna

..... to real danger of bias, the judge should make disclosure, as soon as possible, once he became aware of the matter, to give the opportunity for representations. what constituted appropriate disclosure depended on the stage reached in the proceedings: more was required by way of inquiry and disclosure before than towards the end of ..... authority (supra) that there must be reasonable evidence to satisfy that there was a real likelihood of bias and vague suspicions of whimsical, capricious and unreasonable people should not be made the standard to regulate normal human conduct. the following observations of justice john clarke in this regard as quoted in the case ..... improper motives were qualified at common law to discharge judicial functions, or to quash decisions on the strength of the suspicions of fools or other capricious and unreasonable people. the following observation of justice frank in the case of linahan re reported in (1943) 138 f 2nd 650 is locus classicus and worth quoting:- if, .....

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