Supreme Court of India
Delhi Pradesh Regd. Med. Prt. Assn. v. Union of India & Ors.
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In view of the above, we are of the view that the review application has been filed without any sense of responsibility.
Judgment, page 7
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Review petition: Maintainability of - Petitioner seeking review of impugned judgment on the ground that when the matter was heard, petitioner's counsel was not present and therefore judgment rendered against the petitioner was in - flagrant violation of principles of natural justice - Held: Review petition cannot be argued merely on technicalities - On facts, entertaining the review petition was not only a futile exercise but sheer wastage of judicial time - Petitioner did not disclose anywhere as to whether any grievance was ever raised by it against the counsel who remained negligent and
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