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Indian Laws

August 27, 2013

Review petition - error on record - power to correct - earlier judgment suffers from error apparent on the face of record and is liable to be recalled/reviewed. The purpose of justice will not be served by rejecting the Review Application and perpetuating the error again - HC

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