1992 (11) TMI 278
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....in clarifications and directions with a view to obviating certain difficulties that it envisages in applying the principles laid down in the main judgment dt. 17th Nov., 1992 [reported at (1992) 108 CTR (SC) 304] by the Constitution Bench to cases other than the case of the particular petitioner in that case. We have heard learned Solicitor General in support of this application. 2. Our attenti....
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....the judgment. The judgment provides that : "In order to avoid that situation and, yet to ensure that no injustice is caused to the petitioner, we order, in the facts and circumstances of the case, that the statement in Form 37-I submitted by the petitioner as set out earlier shall be treated as if it were submitted on the date of signing of this judgment." Learned Solicitor General points ou....
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....ual disposal of those matters by this Court or the High Court, as the case may be. We think that this clarification in the form of a further direction is necessary for a proper implementation of the principles laid down in the judgment. We, accordingly, clarify by this supplemental direction to be read as part of the judgment that in respect of cases other than that of petitioner 'C.B. G....
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