Supreme Court of India
Vedanta Ltd. (formerly Known as M/s Sesa Sterlite Ltd.) v. The Goa Foundation & Ors.
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Supreme Court Rules, 2013: Or.XLVII r.2 – Review of a judgment – Limitation – In accordance with r.2 of O r.XLVII, an application for review of a judgment has to be file d within thirty days of the date of the judgment or order that in s ought to be reviewed – No cogent grounds were furnished for the delay betwee n 20 and 26 months by the two parties in filing their applications for review – Review petitions were filed after the judges who delivered the judgments retired from the Court – Such practic e is firmly disapproved to preserve the institutional sanctity of the decision making of the
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