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Chhattisgarh High Court: “A Forensic Defeat Cannot Be Avenged by an Invitation to Have a Second Look”; Dismisses Review Petition, Holds State Cannot Reargue or Rectify Omissions Through Review

Court's Decision The High Court of Chhattisgarh dismissed the review petition filed by the State against its earlier decision in WPS No. 6205/2019. The court ruled that the review petition…

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Rawlaw December 5, 2024

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