The Supreme Court of India has delivered a landmark judgement in the case of [Respondent] v. [Petitioner], where the High Court’s order was upheld. After thorough review and consideration, the Supreme Court found the High Court’s reasoning and conclusion to be satisfactory, leading to the dismissal of the Special Leave Petition. This decision reinforces the importance of following legal procedures and upholding justice.
Analysis
- The court heard the arguments presented by the lawyers of both parties.
- After reviewing the case records, the court decided not to overturn the High Court’s order.
- The High Court’s reasoning and conclusion were deemed satisfactory and did not warrant interference.
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Decision
- The concerned Magistrate must decide the complaint in accordance with the law
- The decision must be made within six months from today
- Special Leave Petition is dismissed
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Case Title: M TECH DEVELOPERS PVT. LTD. THROUGH ITS AUTHORISED REP. KRISHNA KUMAR TRIPATHI Vs. STATE OF NCT OF DELHI
Case Number: SLP(Crl) No.-000015 / 2019
