1. Special Leave Petition — Writ petition — Notice issued. (Para 1 , 2 )
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1999 Supreme(SC) 697
SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
N.Santosh Hegde : S.P.Bharucha
Peoples Union For Civil Liberties (Delhi)
Versus
Electrol Registration Officer
Case No. : 8035 of 1999
Date of Decision : 7/14/99
The court has the authority to dispose of a matter at the SLP stage by remitting the writ petition to the High court for hearing and final disposal.
Headnote:
Notice - Disposal of Matter at SLP Stage - Remitting Writ Petition to High Court
Fact of the Case:
The court issued a notice stating that the matter may be disposed of at the SLP stage by an order remitting the writ petition to the High court for hearing and final disposal.
Finding of the Court:
The court found that the matter could be disposed of at the SLP stage by remitting the writ petition to the High court for hearing and final disposal.
Issues: The issue was whether the matter could be disposed of at the SLP stage by remitting the writ petition to the High court for hearing and final disposal.
Ratio Decidendi: The court's decision was influenced by the provision allowing for the disposal of the matter at the SLP stage by remitting the writ petition to the High court for hearing and final disposal.
Final Decision: The final decision was to issue a notice stating that the matter may be disposed of at the SLP stage by an order remitting the writ petition to the High court for hearing and final disposal.
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2. Notice issued with a provision for potential remittance of the writ petition to the High Court for hearing and final disposal. (Para 1 , 2 )
3. Can a Special Leave Petition be disposed of by remitting the writ petition to the High Court?
Yes, a matter may be disposed of at the SLP stage by an order remitting the writ petition to the High Court for hearing and final disposal. (Para 2 )
(1) ISSUE notice.
(2) THE notice shall state that the matter may be disposed of at the SLP stage by an order remitting the writ petition to the High court for hearing and final disposal.
