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<h1>SC dismisses special leave petition, leaves legal question open. HC order limited to respondent Vijay Singh Gohil.</h1> The SC dismissed the special leave petition but left the legal question open. The HC order is limited to the respondent, Vijay Singh Gohil. - 2020 (372) ... Dismissal of special leave petition - Decline to interfere - Question of law left open - Party specific operation of a High Court orderDismissal of special leave petition - Decline to interfere - Question of law left open - The special leave petition is dismissed and the Court declines to interfere, while leaving the question of law raised in the petition open for consideration. - HELD THAT: - The Court, after hearing counsel and having regard to the peculiar facts of the case, has chosen not to interfere with the matter on merits by dismissing the special leave petition. However, the Court expressly refrains from deciding the substantive legal question presented and leaves that question of law unanswered, thereby preserving it for future adjudication. The dismissal is therefore of the petition without adjudication on the contested legal issue.Special leave petition dismissed; Court declines to interfere and leaves the question of law open.Party specific operation of a High Court order - The order passed by the High Court shall operate only in respect of the respondent and not in favour of or against any other person or persons. - HELD THAT: - At the petitioners' request, the Court clarified the scope of the High Court's order: its operation is confined to the respondent who was the writ petitioner before the High Court. The Court thereby limited the prospective effect of that order to the parties before the High Court, denying any broader or erga omnes operation in respect of other persons or individuals.High Court order to operate only in respect of the respondent and not any other person(s)/individual(s).Final Conclusion: The special leave petition is dismissed; the substantive question of law is left open for determination on another occasion, and the High Court's order is clarified to operate solely in favour of the respondent named in these proceedings. The Supreme Court of India dismissed the special leave petition but kept the question of law open. The High Court's order applies only to the respondent, Vijay Singh Gohil.
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