Supreme Court of India
Pralhad Shankarrao Tajale & Ors. v. State of Maharashtra through its Secretary (revenue) & Anr.
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Practice and Procedure – Procedural laws vis-a-vis substantive laws – Construction of – Writ petition filed by appellants challenging order passed by State Minister for Revenue, dismissed by Single Judge – Intra court appeal filed by appellants – Division Bench permitted the appellants to withdraw the said appeal with liberty to file review petition before Single Judge – Review petition filed by appellants along with application for condonation of delay in filing the review petition – Review petition had some defects in its filing and the appellants were directed by Registry of High Court to…
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