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Guide to Article 226 petitions, documents, grounds and procedure.
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Guide to Article 226 petitions, documents, grounds and procedure.
Procedure, limitation, documents and key considerations.
Filing, grounds, suspension of sentence and procedure.
Regular bail, anticipatory bail and important procedures.
Scope, maintainability and key requirements.
Inherent powers under Section 528 BNSS and Article 226: grounds, procedure and documents.
Demand notice, time limits, complaint and the stages of a Section 138 case.
Order XXXIX CPC: when a court restrains a party until the suit is decided.
Which forum hears a government employee's dispute, and how a petition is filed.
Appointment of an arbitrator, interim relief and challenge to an award.
Article 136: appeals to the Supreme Court from High Court judgments.
Registry, paper book, defects and listing: how filing works before a High Court.
How court fees work, who sets them and what to check before filing.
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Published by Supreme Court of India. The link opens the original document, which is the authoritative text.
Published by Supreme Court of India. The link opens the original document, which is the authoritative text.
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Short answer: the updates on this page are links to the latest judgments and press releases published by the Supreme Court of India, and explainers written for this portal on common High Court petitions and procedures. Every item opens its source, and the original document is the authoritative text.
| Type | What it is | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Judgment | A decision of the Supreme Court, with reasons | sci.gov.in |
| Press Release | A statement published by the court about its own work | sci.gov.in |
| Explainer | A general guide to a petition, appeal or procedure | This portal |
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