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Opposing Special Leave Petitions at the Execution Stage

Delay, Suppression, and Concurrent Findings Before the Supreme Court A Special Leave Petition under Article 136 of the Constitution is an extraordinary and discretionary remedy, not a continuation of the appellate process. The Supreme Court has consistently cautioned against entertaining SLPs that seek to reopen concurrent findings of fact, particularly when such petitions are filed after…

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Supreme Court Dismisses SLP in Long-Standing Family Partition Dispute 676-Day SLP Delay: Why the Supreme Court Rejects Last-Minute Appeals

Supreme Court Dismisses SLP in Long-Standing Family Partition Dispute In a recent development underscoring the Supreme Court’s strict stance on procedural lapses, delays, and suppression of facts in property disputes, the Court dismissed a Special Leave Petition (SLP) challenging a High Court judgment in a partition suit. The case involved a prolonged family property dispute originating from a…

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Opposing Delayed Special Leave Petitions in Partition Suits

Opposing Delayed Special Leave Petitions in Partition Suits Partition disputes in India often travel through multiple layers of litigation — from trial courts to appellate courts, and finally to the Supreme Court. A recent matter illustrates how delays, suppression of facts, and concurrent findings of fact can decisively weaken a Special Leave Petition (SLP) and why decree‑holders should actively…