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Ramesh Naik   23 April 2024

Can a interim applications be filed in supreme court after slp is dismissed

I had filed a SLP in SUPREME court in 138 n i. case. the SLP was dismissed on PRE deposit. now I have depodited money in trial court. can I again move supreme court by a interim applications. I was acquitted in trial court and convicted by high court violating section 401(3) crpc.pl can any body guide me.



Quick Summary
This discussion explores whether an interim application can be filed in the Supreme Court after a Special Leave Petition (SLP) has been dismissed. The original poster's SLP was dismissed for non-deposit of funds, which has now been rectified. While generally difficult, there's a possibility to move the Supreme Court with an interlocutory application if the dismissal was solely for want of deposit. Seeking advice from a Supreme Court advocate is strongly recommended for specific guidance.

 3 Replies

T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate)     23 April 2024

Once SLP is dismissed the supreme court may not entertain any application subsequently.

What is preventing you from asking this question from your supreme court advocate?

your lawyer at supreme court will be the better person to guide you properly on this subject.

Dr. J C Vashista (Advocate )     24 April 2024

SLP is stated to have been dismissed for want of depositing dishonoured cheque amount, which is being deposited now. if so, the appellant may move Supreme Court in an interlocutory application.

It is better to seek opinion and advise of your lawyer.

Shweta Bharti (--)     17 March 2026

 

Hello, Ramesh.


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