Supreme Court of India
Mahendra and Ors. v. State of Uttaranchal and Anr.
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Practice and procedure: Two petitions filed against the same order-Plea that Advocate 's clerk filed second petition by mistake-High Court dismissed the petitions Held, filing of second application was on account of bona fide mistake Matter remitted back for fresh consideration. The Single Judge of High Court dismissed the Criminal Miscellaneous applications on the ground that the appellants had filed two petitions in respect of the same impugned order and thus had concealed the fact In appeal to this Court, appellant contended that the confusion arose because the latter petition i.e. CMA
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