Special leave petition jurisdiction: file only for substantial questions of law or manifest injustice, not routine evidence appeals. Field formations must propose Special Leave Petitions under Article 136 only where a substantial question of law of general or public importance exists or where the impugned order results in manifest injustice; matters confined to appreciation of evidence, settled principles, or mere application of law are not appropriate for special leave unless there is gross perversity or illegality in the factual appraisal.
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Special leave petition jurisdiction: file only for substantial questions of law or manifest injustice, not routine evidence appeals.
Field formations must propose Special Leave Petitions under Article 136 only where a substantial question of law of general or public importance exists or where the impugned order results in manifest injustice; matters confined to appreciation of evidence, settled principles, or mere application of law are not appropriate for special leave unless there is gross perversity or illegality in the factual appraisal.
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