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Justicies

Justicies, a writ directed to the sheriff in some special cases, by virtue of which he might hold plea

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Extradition

desired to be dealt with for crimes of which he has been accused or convicted and which are justiciable in the courts of the other State. Surrender of a person within the State to another State -

moot

purely academic [the case became when the defendant paid the sum at issue] see also mootness doctrine compare justiciable, ripe moot·ness [müt-nəs] n

: a question that the court declines to consider because it involves a political matter that is not justiciable without infringing on the powers of the executive or legislative branch or is not accompanied by guiding policy

standing

duties in a judicial forum because one has a sufficient and protectable interest in the outcome of a justiciable controversy and usually has suffered or is threatened with actual injury [only one who already has can argue

In particular

public, are saved by Article 19(6) as it originally stood, the subject-matter covered by the said provision being justiciable, Akadasi v. State of Orissa, AIR 1963 SC 1047 (1054). [Constitution of India, Article 19(1) (g)]

Pleasure of the President

pleasure of the President and/or Governor; and accordingly except as provided in the Constitution there can be no justiciable cause available to a Government employee for getting relief in a Court of law, K.P. Shankerlingam v. Union

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Brief any judgment in 18 sections.