Case Note & Summary
The case involved the State of Madhya Pradesh as the appellant against Ramhet and others as respondents concerning Special Leave Petitions. The Supreme Court heard the counsel for both parties and noted that an order dated 25.07.2008 had been mistakenly interpreted as disposing of the Special Leave Petitions when, in fact, only interim applications had been addressed. The court emphasized the need for clarity regarding the withdrawal of the compensation amount deposited with the State. It directed the applicants to submit a proper affidavit detailing how the compensation could be secured if the Special Leave Petitions were ultimately allowed. The matter was scheduled to be listed after the summer vacation, indicating the court's intention to resolve the pending petitions appropriately.
Headnote
A) Civil Procedure - Special Leave Petition - Recall of Order - Supreme Court recalled the order disposing of the Special Leave Petitions as it was found that only interim applications were disposed of, and the petitions remained pending. The court directed the applicants to file an affidavit regarding the security of the compensation amount if the petitions were allowed. Held that proper procedure must be followed for withdrawal of compensation (Paras Not mentioned).
Issue of Consideration
Whether the Special Leave Petitions were disposed of and the conditions for withdrawing the compensation amount.
Final Decision
The Supreme Court recalled the order disposing of the Special Leave Petitions and directed the applicants to file an affidavit regarding the security of the compensation amount if the petitions were allowed.
Law Points
- Civil procedure
- Special Leave Petition
- Compensation withdrawal
