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Appeal against high court decision


13-Aug-2023 (In Supreme Court Law)
Faulty dismissal of writ on plea partition case is proceeding
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Answer #1
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International MoU is also not legally binding but the language used there must show the intention of the parties to perform and to work together. As stated above all MoU must not be formally but only those should be formally made and registered which include the exchange of some monetary value.
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Answer #2
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You have to file special leave petition in supreme court against that dismissal order of the high court. Wish you luck let me know if you need our help in the instant matter. Also share the order for brief discussion
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Answer #3
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Hi. If it's a faulty dismissal then the Supreme court can be approached. I can assist further after having a look at the documengs. please contact for further discussion on filing of Special Leave Petition before Supreme court.
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Answer #4
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in that case, you will need to show all your facts and petition filed before the high court. after perusing your papers, if sufficient grounds are made out for appeal before the Supreme Court, the same can be filed.
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Answer #5
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file an appeal before the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India challenging the High's order in partition case. if the order is perverse and has apparent error of of law on the face of the order then the Hon'ble Supreme Court will definitely consider your plea
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