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Principles of natural justice - rejection of cross-examination - The petitioner has approached this Court prematurely as the respondents have only rejected the request made by the petitioner for cross examination of witnesses on the ground that the entire case is based on documentary evidence and there is no necessity for cross examination of witnesses. If there is any legal right available to the petitioner, as contended by them in this writ petition to cross examine the witnesses, they are always at liberty to raise the same as and when any adverse order is passed against them by the respondents through its final orders pursuant to the show cause notice - HC
Principles of natural justice - rejection of cross-examination - The petitioner has approached this Court prematurely as the respondents have only rejected the request made by the petitioner for cross examination of witnesses on the ground that the entire case is based on documentary evidence and there is no necessity for cross examination of witnesses. If there is any legal right available to the petitioner, as contended by them in this writ petition to cross examine the witnesses, they are always at liberty to raise the same as and when any adverse order is passed against them by the respondents through its final orders pursuant to the show cause notice - HC
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