Supreme Court of India
S. Narahari and Ors v. S.R. Kumar and Ors.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 – Or. XLVII r. 7 – Constitution Of India – Art. 141 – Whether liberty granted by Supreme Co urt to approach the High Court in review, automatically plac es the said matter in the escalation matrix, and makes the reme dy of Special Leave Petition available again – Held: It is necessary f or the same to be adjudicated and deliberated upon by a larger bench of the Supreme Court. Referring the matter to the larger Bench, the Court HELD: 1. If a dismissal of Special Leave Petition by way of a nonspeaking order is not considered law under Artic le 141 of the
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