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2017 (5) TMI 1787 - HC - Indian LawsReview Order - error apparent on the face of record or not - no period of limitation in the writ petition - HELD THAT:- Section 3 of the Limitation Act, 1963 which is not applicable per se to the writ proceedings, enjoins a duty upon the Court to take into consideration the period of limitation. Though in a writ petition, there is no period of limitation, but delay and laches is important aspect which is required to be taken into consideration to consider as to whether a litigant has slept over his rights or has invoked the jurisdiction of the Court with due diligence. Once the Court has recorded a finding that the petitioner has approached this court after delay and laches, we find that only because the plea was not raised in a reply to the writ petition is not a ground for review of the order, as it is not an error apparent on record. Review petition dismissed.
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