What Is the Legal Effect of Withdrawing a Writ Petition Due to Technical Defect? – No Decision on Merits, No Precedential Value
A writ petition withdrawn by the petitioner, with the court’s permission, for a technical defect does not result in a
A writ petition withdrawn by the petitioner, with the court’s permission, for a technical defect does not result in a
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Summary Category Data Case Name EX.P./571/2024 of RAJ KUMAR AND ORS Vs STATE OF HP AND ORS CNR HPHC010210412024