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instant case the learned Magisrtate applied his judicial
mind in giving consent to the withdrawal or whether the impugned order ... judicial one
and that he must apply his judicial mind before he passes any order
regarding the withdrawal prayer
Gauhati High Court
irrebuttable presumption was also to help the judicial mind
in appreciating the existence of facts with this difference
that while ... nature of Habeas Corpus. In
February, 1953, the learned Judicial Commissioner pronounced
his judgment in the said writ petition
Supreme Court of India
question of prima facie case,
it should apply its judicial mind to the materials which are placed on
the record ... that when the appellate Court
does not apply its judicial mind on all the materials brought on the
record then
Rajasthan High Court
tribunal or judicial tribunal--Some disputes required
trained judicial mind, many do not require application of
trained judicial mind-Land ... while the
decision of some disputes require a trained Judicial mind to
be applied to it, there are many other
Supreme Court of India
furnishing of interim bonds are tested by inquiry and
judicial mind is applied for ascertaining whether there is prima facie ... emergency and that
the Magistrate, on application of his judicial mind for reasons to
be recorded in writing comes
Orissa High Court
next
stage. It is a matter of exercise of judicial mind. There is nothing in
the Code which shrinks ... taking the cognizance, the Magistrate is bound
to apply judicial mind and to consider whether a prima facie case
Bombay High Court
under-tenant, he has to apply his judicial mind and in appropriate
cases he may reject the prayer ... proceeding, the Collector has not to apply his judicial mind for the
purpose of ascertaining as to whether the requisite
Patna High Court
natural justice. Moreover, it betrays total
non-application of judicial mind with regard to the facts spelt ... court taking cognizance of the offence to
apply its judicial mind as to whether the prosecution has
satisfactorily explained
Delhi High Court
taking cognizance of
an offence means an application of judicial mind for taking further
action. In the present case there ... application of judicial
mind inasmuch as the learned Magistrate in the order dated 19th
February 1980 did not make
Delhi High Court
search warrants
were issued on 24th July, 1989. Whether judicial mind was applied or
not while issuing the search warrants ... search warrant the Magistrate is required to apply the
judicial mind and state reasons in the order directing issue search
Delhi High Court
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