Supreme Court of India
T.A. Hameed v. M. Viswanathan
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HIGH COURT - Reference of a question of law to Full Bench - Jurisdiction of - Full Bench answering the question c and also deciding the revision itself on merits - Held: The Full Bench had no jurisdiction to decide the revision petition - The revision petition was not referred to the Full Bench for decision - Since, only reference was made to the Full Bench, it should have answered the question referred to it and remitted the matter to the Division Bench for deciding the revision petition on merits - The order of the Full Bench deciding the civil revision petition on merits was not correct -
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