Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Ors. v. Pirthwi Singh & Ors.
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Judicial Deprecation – Frivolous or infructuous cases filed by Union of India – Engagement of huge number of lawyers for the matter involving the issues already settled by binding precedents – Burdening the Justice Delivery System – Union of India filing matters even after dismissal of similar matters – Moreover, 10 lawyers engaged creating a huge financial liability for an appeal whose fate could be easily imagined on the basis of existing orders of dismissal in similar cases – Union of India’s lack of concern for the Justice Delivery System, deprecated – Appeal dismissed with cost of Rs.
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