There Is No Lapse Of Acquisition Due To The Non-deposit Of Amount In Court: SC 3 Judge Bench, Pune Municipal Corporation Case 'Per incurium' :(2;1) Majority [Read Judgment]8 Feb 2018 5:31 PM IST
It is not open to the High Court to declare a Supreme Court Judgment per-incurium. By not following the law laid down by the SC, HCs and Subordinate Courts would also be violating the provisions of Article 141 of the Constitution of India; SC [Read Jt]10 Dec 2014 1:44 PM IST
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