Supreme Court of India
State of Punjab v. Ashok Singh Garcha & Ors.
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SUPREME COURT RULES, 1960: t Or. 16, r.4(1) - Petition for special leave to appeal - Drafting and filing of - Noticing preparation and filing of c defective SLPs - Court OBSERVED - Advocates-on-Record should pay more attention to preparation and filing of SLPs and should ensure that uncorrected, unedited SLPs, incorrect translations and petition not accompanied by relevant documents leading to avoidable adjournments are not filed - Practice and procedure. Or. 4, rr. 5 and 6 - Advocate-on-Record - Court noticing I that frequently Advocates-on-Record do not appear in SLPs filed by them -
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