2008 (7) TMI 851 - SUPREME COURT

Whether fraud has been played upon the Court as well as upon the appellant and all orders passed by the High Court deserve to be quashed and set aside?

Held that:- As the appellant has not come forward with all the facts. He has chosen to state facts in the manner suited to him by giving an impression to the Writ Court that an instrumentality of State (SAIL) has not followed doctrine of natural justice and fundamental principles of fair procedure. This is not proper. Hence, on that ground alone, the appellant cannot claim equitable relief. But we have also considered the merits of the case and even on merits, we are convinced that no case has been made out by him to interfere with the action of SAIL, or the order passed by the High Court. Appeal dismissed.