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Holds That Revision Not Maintainable Against Interlocutory Orders: “Order does not finally decide the lis and is not amenable to revision”

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Delhi High Court Dismisses Civil Revision Petition Under Section 115 CPC, Holds That Revision Not Maintainable Against Interlocutory Orders: “Order does not finally decide the lis and is not amenable to revision”
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Delhi High Court Dismisses Civil Revision Petition Under Section 115 CPC, Holds That Revision Not Maintainable Against Interlocutory Orders: “Order does not finally decide the lis and is not amenable to revision”

Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court dismissed the civil revision petition under Section 115 CPC as withdrawn, holding that the impugned order—being interlocutory in nature—was not amenable to challenge. The…
Posted by Rawlaw May 19, 2025

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