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....arned single judge (P. A. Choudary J.). At the stage of admission. it was referred to a larger Bench as the learned single judge felt that the decision of the Division Bench in Mustafa Hussain v. Union of India, AIR 1981 AP 283, required reconsideration and he did so without giving any reasons in that behalf. Before going into the point referred, it is necessary to indicate the procedure which ....

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....narayana v. State of Madras, AIR 1957 AP 1027 [FB] that it is not open to a single judge of this court to refer any matter straightaway to Full Bench. He has first to refer the matter to a Division Bench giving his reasons as to why he considers that the matter should go before a Full Bench and it will then be for the Division Bench to consider whether it is necessary to refer the matter to a Full....

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....he view that the Statement of Objects and Reasons shows that in implementation of the policy of progressively securing that the ownership and control of the production of the nation's petroleum resources are vested in the State and are so distributed as best to subserve the common good, the Government entered into negotiation with the oil companies and that the provisions of the Act are protected ....