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    "Naming Metro Stations is Government's Policy Domain": Delhi High Court Refuses to Intervene
    "Naming Metro Stations is Government's Policy Domain": Delhi High Court Refuses to Intervene
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    “Naming Metro Stations is Government’s Policy Domain”: Delhi High Court Refuses to Intervene

    The Delhi High Court ruled it cannot direct the government or DMRC to rename metro stations, holding such decisions fall within executive policy.
    Justice Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav said courts intervene only if naming is arbitrary or unconstitutional in India.

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    Finding was Inadequate And Insufficient: Bombay HC Fines Rs.2 Lakh Costs On HDFC Ergo For Challenging MACT Award
    Finding was Inadequate And Insufficient: Bombay HC Fines Rs.2 Lakh Costs On HDFC Ergo For Challenging MACT Award
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    Finding was Inadequate And Insufficient: Bombay HC Fines Rs.2 Lakh Costs On HDFC Ergo For Challenging MACT Award

    The Bombay High Court held that factual findings of a Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal cannot be challenged through certiorari merely alleging insufficient evidence. Reappreciation of evidence lies outside writ jurisdiction, which must operate within strict limits under Article 226.

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