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Conclusions: In view of our afore aid analysis we proceed to record our conclusions in seriatimi- (i) A power to issue the writ is original and the jurisdiction exer- cised is original jurisdiction. (ii) Proceedings under Article 226 oft.he Constitution are in exer- cise of original jurisdiction of the High Court whereas t.he proceedings initiated under article 227 of the Constitution are supervisory in nature. . (iii) When a writ is issued under Article 226 of the Constitution it is issued in exercise of original jurisdiction whether against a Tribunal or an Inferior Court or Administrative Authorities. (iv) The power exercised under Article 226 of the Co?stitu?on.is_m exercise of original jurisdiction and not supervisory jurisdic- tion. (v) Exercise of supervi ory power and power of s_uper?te_nd?n?e is not t.o be equated with the original or supervisory Jurisdiction. (vi) The order passed in SLP (Civil) o. 9186f2007 is a d?claration oflaw under Article 141 of the Constitution but the High Court is bound to follow the earlier deci ions in the field regard being had to the concept of precedents as per law laid down by the Apex Court and the five Judge Bench decision in Jabclpur Bus Operators Association <J. State of M.P .• 2003(1) MPLJ 513 = 2003(1) MPJR 158 (FB). (HC)389 uton COURT (APPEAL TO DB,) ADillNIYAM, 2005 HIGH COURT (APPEAL 1U DB.) ADlllNTYAM, 2005 Provided that any appeal may be admJtted after the prescrtbed period of 45 days, lf the petitioner satisfies the Division Bench that he had sufficient eau e for not preferring the appeal wtlhin such period. Exptan.tton.-Toe fact that the petitioner was ml led by any order. practice or Judgment of the High Court 1n ascertaJnJng or compuUng the prescribed pertod ma.y be sufficient cause within the meantng of tht sub-sectton. (3} An appeal under sub- ection (1) shalJ be Jlled, heard and decided in accordance with the procedure as may be prescrtbed by the HJgh Court. COMMENTARY SYNOPSIS A. Sub-section (1) of Section 2: