if a petition filed by a person is dismissed in supreme court on the grounds of his/her "in absentia", can he file a petition again?
sanjaykumar (student) 08 January 2012
if a petition filed by a person is dismissed in supreme court on the grounds of his/her "in absentia", can he file a petition again?
Ranee....... (NA) 08 January 2012
This query is repeate dthrice.No body has replied.plz reply.
manpreet Singh (student/LO) 09 January 2012
Depends .. on what were the grounds of his /her being absent from the court on the day of that petition getting dismissed.
sanjaykumar (student) 09 January 2012
thnx for ur reply... the reason was an accident of a close relative
Dharmesh Manjeshwar (Advocate/Lawyer) 10 January 2012
yes it can be filed but it's admission would depend upon the gravity of the reasons/explanations cited for being absent before the court ...
A.VIVEK ADVOCATE (ADVOCATE) 15 January 2012
YES YOU CAN FILE A RESTORATION PETITION BEFORE THE SAME COURT
A.VIVEK ADVOCATE (ADVOCATE) 15 January 2012
PLEASE POST YOUR CASE DETAILS
Shonee Kapoor (Legal Evangelist - TRIPAKSHA) 18 January 2012
phew..................................... how many times same query????
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k.chandrasekharan (advocate) 30 January 2012
In every court, a restoration petition can be filed, with adequate reasons for default that caused dismissal of the original petition stated in detail in the affidavit. Since it is a supreme court matter, extra care should be taken to prepare such a petition, with good legal advice.
Shonee Kapoor (Legal Evangelist - TRIPAKSHA) 31 January 2012
It seems that this query is raised at other places too. And the person has disclosed that the SLP was dimissed one year back.
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