Aishwarya (Teacher) 08 November 2011
Q How much time does the Review Petition takes in Supreme Court for review of earlier order. .?
Q. though am aware that decision is rarely changed but still in light of genuine evidence given with petition
Is there any scope for previous order to be changed.?
Nadeem Qureshi (Advocate/ nadeemqureshi1@gmail.com) 08 November 2011
Dear Ashwarya
In review petiton nobody can say about timing but if the genuine evidence given in petition then it may be possible to change the order.
unique horn (self) 08 November 2011
Review Petition will be heared in Chambers. It will be maximum of 10 Sec per petition... No Lawyers are allowed ..
If you wish to see it, use the below link... and watch at 10.30 AM on any supreme court working day
https://courtsdisplayboard.nic.in/
Nu.Delhi.Law.Fora. (Advocate-on-Record Supreme Court of India) 08 November 2011
Dear Querist,
After filing and getting the defects, if any, cured, the Review Petition would be registered within 3 days and theerafter, approximately after 3 weeks, it is listed for hearing by Judges-in-Chamber. Such hearing is not in open Court. However, if you are able to show that certain facts and/or documents so relevant which if considered would have changed the dimension of the scope of consideration by the Hon'ble Court before passing the Order in SLP, which was not considered. Hence, you may have extraordinary scope for your proposed petition being listed for hearing in open court. This is general opinion. For a definitive advice, you may consult a lawyer of your choice and discuss with him to put forth your points.
Trust this would suffice.
Rabin Majumder
Advocate-on-Record
Supreme Court of
Email: nudelhilawfora@gmail.com
(M) 9013307807, 9899259811
Aishwarya (Teacher) 09 November 2011
In a certain case it has already been 2 months but the case is still under scrutiny..
what can be be cause...Is this kind of delay OK?..or it was supposed to be complete by now?
Aishwarya (Teacher) 15 November 2011
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