The Supreme Court on April 10, 2019 dismissed the preliminary objections raised by the Union of India questioning the maintainability of the review petitions and held and affirmed “that the review petitions will have to be adjudicated on their own merit by taking into account the relevance of the contents of the three documents, admissibility of which, in the judicial decision making process, has been sought to be questioned by the respondents in the review petitions”.
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