Supreme Court of India
Cine Exhibition Pvt. Ltd. v. Collector, District Gwalior and Others
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We are of the view that a party cannot be permitted to circumvent or by-pass this circulation procedure and indirectly obtain a B hearing in the open Court, what cannot be done directly, cannot be permitted to be done indirectly.
Judgment, page 10
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Supreme Court Rules, 1966- Order XL and Order XVIII, rule 5 - Review power- Under Order XL of the Rules, a review application has to first go before the Judges in circulation and it is for the Court to consider whether the application is to be rejected without an order giving an oral hearing or whether notice is to be issued to the opposite party - Practice of overcoming the provision for review under Order XL of the Rules by filing application for re-hearing/modification/ clarification deprecated by Supreme Court - Held: Many a times, applications are fifed for clarification
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