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No Hearing Given: Writ petition for breach of natural justice
The Municipal Commissioner cancelled Selvi Catering’s trade licence by an order dated 2 Feb 2026, citing “complaints from residents”. No notice was issued and no hearing given. The statute provides an appeal to an Appellate Authority. The kitchen employs 22 people and has wedding orders this month.
Client: Selvi Catering Services (licence holder) · As on: 10 Feb 2026
What you will learn
Governing law
- Constitution of India — Writ jurisdiction and fundamental rights.
Key provisions
- Art.226: Writ jurisdiction of High Courts
- Art.14: Equality and non-arbitrariness, including natural justice
- Art.19(1)(g): Right to carry on any trade or business
The six rooms
- The Mystery — sort 6 statements into facts that matter and distractions, then name the legal issue.
- The Evidence Vault — match 5 items of evidence to the facts and build a verified chronology.
- The Statute Library — choose the governing Act from 5 and the sections that decide the case.
- Decode the Section — sort clauses of Constitution of India, Arts. 226(1), 226(3) and 19(6) and apply them to the facts.
- The Decision Chamber — pick the right next step and justify it.
- The Final Submission — complete the evidence checklist, deadlines and open questions.
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Fictional learning scenario. Names, facts and dates are invented; statutory references are summarised and must be verified before use.