Supreme Court of India
M/s. Suresh Chandra Khandelwal and Co. v. State of M.P. and Ors.
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Remedy-In LPA, appellant seeking permission of High Court to place reliance on decision rendered in another writ petition-High Court disposing of LP observing that matter may be agitated in review-Review dismissed as not permissible-Appeal on the plea that appellant left without remedy- Held: Plea has substance-It is appropriate for High Court to hear the LPA and dispose of on merits. Appellant filed writ petition before High Court for seeking certain benefits, which was dismissed. Appellant preferred LPA seeking permission of Court to place reliance on decision rendered in another writ
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