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SVS, 2019 - gross suppression of documents by the petitioner - The petitioner is required to be non-suited on the ground of suppression of facts and documents, irrespective of whatever reliefs the petitioner has prayed in the present petition. The law in this regard is well settled. A litigant cannot be expected to approach the Court by suppressing materials and more particularly such material which is prejudicial to the petitioner. - HC
SVS, 2019 - gross suppression of documents by the petitioner - The petitioner is required to be non-suited on the ground of suppression of facts and documents, irrespective of whatever reliefs the petitioner has prayed in the present petition. The law in this regard is well settled. A litigant cannot be expected to approach the Court by suppressing materials and more particularly such material which is prejudicial to the petitioner. - HC
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