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Delhi High Court on Centre’s Power to Relax Conditions Under Rule 9C 

14 March 2025 by Adv Aditya Narayan
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Centre’s Power to Relax Conditions Under Rule 9C : Delhi High Court Ruling Discretionary power to relax Rule 9C conditions is limited and guided by specified factors. Courts will not interfere unless the decision is unreasonable or contrary to law. …

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