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2013 (2) TMI 471 - HC - Companies LawAdherence of principles for decision making process – whether the decision has been taken adhering to correct principles that are pertinent and applicable to the decision making process – Issue is single judge could not have entered into a roving enquiry and contrary to the concept of judicial review under articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution of India, since a writ court is not to enter into the justifiability of the decision, as an appellate court – Held that:- He has accepted number of additional affidavits on record, recorded observations and issued certain directions, though the solitary grievance was that the SEBI has failed to act appositely on the complaints filed by the writ petitioner. In course of hearing of the appeals, two complaints were made to the SEBI - but no decision or outcome was communicated to the respondent - Thus, mandamus issued to the SEBI is to take a decision on the basis of the complaints filed and communicate the decision to the complainant-respondent - An appeal would lie from such a decision – Appeals accordingly disposed of without any order.
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