Supreme Court of India

Reliance Industries Ltd. v. Pravinbhai Jasbhai Patel and Ors.

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Reported as [1997] SUPP. 3 S.C.R. 636
Bench S.B. Majmudar and S. Saghir Ahmad JJ.
Decided 29 August 1997

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What the Court ordered

Before parting with these appeals we may note that on the suggestion of the Court, the appellant's counsel on instructions agreed to deposit with respondents concerned Rs. 50 lakhs without prejudice to appellant's rights and contentions in the delinked SLP and also the remanded review B proceedings.

Judgment, page 26

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Constitution of India-Articles 226 and 227-Filing of writ peti­ tions-Review or w1it orders-Reviewing Bench differs on the question of law/fact-Held, Proper procedure, was to refer the matter to third Judge for his opinion invoking clause 36 of the Letters Patent and not to dismiss the review petition under Order 47 Rule 6--Rule 186 of the Gujarat High Cowt Rules also does not lead to different conclusions for Section 98(2) of CPC and the proviso thereto is not applicable in such a case-However such inap­ plicability of Section 98(2) does not render Rule 186 otiose as Section 98(3) would be

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