The Supreme Court of India has held that the High Court is well within its supervisory writ jurisdiction under Articles 226 and 227 of the Constitution of India to set aside concurrent quasi-judicial orders if they are perverse, based on surmises, or have completely ignored vital documentary evidence on record. A Division Bench comprising Justice
High Court Can Exercise Certiorari Jurisdiction to Quash Findings Grounded in Perversity and Ignored Evidence: Supreme Court
