Supreme Court of India
Ajay Kumar Jain v. The State of Uttar Pradesh & Anr.
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We are of the view that it was necessary to spell out the position of law as to when such post-disposal miscellaneous applications can be entertained after a matter is disposed of.
Judgment, page 5
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Issue for Consideration Whether miscellaneous application is maintainable in a writ petition to revive proceedings in respect of subsequent events. Headnotes† Miscellaneous Application – Whether miscellaneous application is maintainable in a writ petition to revive proceedings in respect of subsequent events: Held: The miscellaneous applications filed with fresh cause of action that might have arisen with a very remote connection with the main proceedings – No miscellaneous application is maintainable in a writ petition to revive proceedings in respect of subsequent events – In fact, the
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