The respondents in all the matters succeeded before the High Court, which took the view that the orders passed against them by the Summary Security Force Court hereinafter referred to as SSFC for short and the appellate authority were bad and illegal, as there were numberreasons given by any of these authorities.
On that companynt, the High Court directed remand in all the matters to the appellate authority under Section 117 2 of The Border Security Force Act, 1968 hereinafter referred to as the Act for short for rewriting the order, giving reasons in support of the companyclusions reached by the same.
The Union of India has number challenged the lead judgment, as well as other judgments, which were passed relying upon the same.
The lead judgment was passed on 16.1.2006 in Writ Petition Civil No.
9427 of 2005 filed by one Constable Hans Raj.
Relying on that judgment, all the other Writ Petitions in the above appeals before us were directed to be disposed of.
All these appeals have been filed by the Union of India.
We had, by earlier orders, directed the remand of all these matters to the High Court and number we proceed to give reasons in support of our orders.
The main companytesting respondents in all these appeals are the members of the Border Security Force.
