Supreme Court of India
Bithika Mazumdar and Anr. v. Sagar Pal and Ors.
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Constitution of India - Art. 227 - Power of superintendence over all courts by the High Court - Motor accident claim petition - by appellants-legal heirs of deceased, returned by the court on the ground of territorial jurisdiction - Review petition thereagainst also dismissed - Petition u!Art. 227 by the appellants - Dismissal by High Court, on the ground of delay and !aches - On appeal held: No limitation is prescribed for filing application u/Art. 227 - Petitioner who files such a petition is supposed to file the same without unreasonable delay and if there is a delay that should be duly
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