Supreme Court of India
Dr. Vijay Mallya v. State Bank of India and Ors.
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Review – Review of judgment dtd.09.05.17 sought – Held: On facts, it was an error on part of this Court to have observed and proceeded on the premise that no reply was filed by respondent no.3 to the response filed by the banks – However, attempt on part of respondent No.3 to have re-hearing in the matter cannot be permitted – No “error apparent on record” to justify interference in review jurisdiction – Review petitions dismissed.…
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