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judicial func-
tions is required to record' the reasons for its decision.
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The provisions contained in the Army ... likely to have
been properly thought out. Further, a reasoned decision is
essential in order that, where there
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points for determination, the decision thereon and the reasons for the decision;
(c) shall specify the offence ... points for determination, the decision thereon and the reasons for the decision
Central Government Act
cases before us,
should give its reasons for the decision arrived at by it. Such an
order passed ... Supreme Court that it was incumbent to give reasons for decision
applied only to a decision given by the Central
Allahabad High Court
which a request was made for an
early decision on their representation. The Railway Board by their
letter ... stands in a class by itself and that the reasons, which led to
increase in the freight rates etc., from
Patna High Court
necessary for the
Government of India to give reasons for its decision in view
of the provisions ... Union of India was bound to give reasons
for its decision as it was exercising quasi judicial powers
under
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years, and the re-
quirement of giving
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reasons for a decision should be treated as a new rule ... under no obligation
in law to give his reasons for his decision (vide University
of New South Wales
Supreme Court of India
authority is not under any obligation to record reasons. The
decision, rejecting such a representation does not adversely
affect ... principles of natural justice do not
require reasons for decision, there is necessity for giving
reasons in view
Supreme Court of India
preceded by
an enquiry ensuring fair, just and reasonable procedure and trial by
a judge of unquestioned integrity and wholly ... horizons of fair play in action
even in administrative decision, the universal declaration of human
rights and retributive justice being
Delhi High Court
been rendered. For the obligation to give a reasoned decision is
a substantial check upon the misuse of power ... case law
and stated that the Conseil should require reasoned decision in every
case in which the administrator was exercising
Gujarat High Court
concerned Disciplinary Authority as to why it was not reasonably
practicable to hold an enquiry in case of such petitioners ... terminated. ..............."
Learned counsel further submitted that the aforesaid decision of the
Bombay High Court was approved by their Lordships
Rajasthan High Court
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