Suppression of material facts justified recall of a criminal order obtained under Section 482, according to the text.

Suppression of a material Supreme Court order justified recall of an earlier criminal miscellaneous order under Section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. The text states that the earlier relief had been obtained without disclosing that the concerned party was required to surrender under the Apex Court's order and had not complied. On that basis, the non-disclosure was treated as sufficient ground for interference, and the earlier order dated 13/10/2017 was recalled.

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Issues: Whether the order dated 13/10/2017 passed in the criminal miscellaneous petition should be recalled on the ground that it was obtained by suppression of material facts.

Analysis: The petition was filed under Section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 seeking recall of the earlier order. It was found that the earlier relief had been obtained without disclosing the order passed by the Apex Court, under which the concerned party had been required to surrender and had not done so. The non-disclosure of this material fact justified interference and removal of the earlier order.

Conclusion: The order dated 13/10/2017 was recalled and the petition was allowed.

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