Review maintainability after withdrawal and dismissed special leave petitions was rejected as inapplicable on the facts.

A review petition was held not maintainable where the earlier review petition had already been dismissed as withdrawn and the special leave petitions against the main judgment had also been dismissed. The court noted that, in those circumstances, the authority cited on review maintainability in a different factual setting was inapplicable. The review was therefore not entertained and was dismissed.

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Issues: Whether the review petition was maintainable after the earlier review petition had been dismissed as withdrawn and the special leave petitions against the main judgment had also been dismissed.

Analysis: The earlier review petition had already been dismissed as withdrawn, and the Supreme Court had declined to interfere with the High Court's judgment while dismissing the special leave petitions. In those circumstances, the authority cited on review maintainability in a different factual setting was held inapplicable.

Conclusion: The review petition was not entertained and was dismissed.

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