Arts 199 and 174 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section Constitution79 Constitutional Application Rehabilitation Affordable Bread Scheme, Disposal of Dough at Government-Priced Rates, Mechanical Bread Plants Closed, Government Affairs, High Court Article Under 199, the intervening constitutional scope petitioner failed to identify any documentary evidence stating that the mechanical tenders were closed. The High Court should not interfere in the policy matters of the Government which will require consideration of various factual aspects and it cannot sit as a Court of Appeal. Substitute your decision on policy decisions and with the government's decision unless it is proved that the decision was exceeded by jurisdiction or was arbitrary and justified by the High Court against this policy. May interfere with the infringement. The Constitution mandates that no such restrictions have been imposed on such a run; the applicant was not allowed to run mechanical tender on commercial basis on the issue of suspension of flour at concessional rates, The petitioner on behalf of the High Court did not enforce the Government as the respondents, which was a compulsory constitutional petition. The constitutional application was dismissed
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