Supreme Court of India
Municipal Corporation of Delhi v. Yashwant Singh Negi
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CONSTITUTION OF IND/ , 1950: c Art. 136 - SLP challenging the order passed by High Court in review petition and not the main judgment - Held: Not maintainable - Once the High Court has refused to entertain the review petition and the same was dismissed confirming the main order, there is no question of any merger and the 0 aggrieved person has to challenge the main order and not the order dismissing the review petition because on the dismissal of the review petition the principle of merger does not apply - Principle of merger. In the instant petition for special leave to appeal against the
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