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Supreme Court: Blacklisting Orders Must be Justifiable and Proportionate - (09 Aug 2024)

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SC has held that orders of blacklisting are a drastic remedy and they need to be justifiable and proportionate. It further observed that debarring a person tantamounts to civil death as the person is commercially ostracized resulting in serious consequences for the person and his employees.

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