Supreme Court of India
Ajay Ishwar Ghute & Ors. v. Meher K. Patel & Ors.
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Issue for Consideration This Hon’ble Court was considering a challenge to an Order of the High Court disposing of a writ petition in terms of a “Minutes of Order” filed by the Advocates, and signed by the parties to the petition, without impleading the affected parties. Headnotes Practice and Procedure – Considerations by the Court while passing an order in terms of “Minutes of Order” – Order passed by the Court based on the “Minutes of Order” is not a consent order, it is an order in invitum – Court must record brief reasons indicating the application of mind. Held: An Order passed in terms
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