Mayank 01 July 2026
T. Kalaiselvan, Advocate (Advocate) 01 July 2026
The supreme court is the highest court of the country, and if it has not provided you the relief sought then you have no other option than to accept the verdict.
However you have the right to ask the Supreme Court to review its own dismissal of your SLP under Article 137 of the Constitution.
Supreme Court Review Petitions are typically decided in judges' chambers without oral arguments and have a very low success rate unless there is a glaring, unmistakable error of law or a miscarriage of justice. It is legally available, but tactically tougher than approaching the High Court.
Mayank 01 July 2026
Dear sir ,
But the desision was taken by avoiding my submission as I was not reaching out within 10 days as per summary suit and case was decreed. in entire case no any court listen me and my submission was ignored, it's a highly objectional that how can a court decide a case without listening to other party.
Kindly note.