Supreme Court of India
Mangu and Anr. v. State of Rajasthan
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Rule 2 of Order 21 of the Supreme Court Rules states that where an appeal lies to the Supreme Court on a certificate issued by the High Court, no application to the Court for special leave to appeal shall be entertained unless the High Court concerned has first been moved and it has refused to grant the certificate. Rule 1 of Order 47, however, confers powers on the Court to dispense with any of the requirements of the Rules and to pass appropriate orders in exercise of its inherent powers.
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