Judicial Verdicts Not Like Sand Dunes' : Supreme Court Deplores Practice Of Making Oral Mentions To Modify Orders/Judgments

The Supreme Court deplored the practice of making oral mentions to modify orders/judgments, stating that judicial verdicts are not like sand dunes. This decision highlights the importance of maintaining the integrity of judicial orders. It underscores the need for formal procedures in modifying judgments. This ruling reflects the court's commitment to judicial discipline. It emphasizes the need for adherence to legal processes. The Supreme Court's statement aims to ensure consistency in judicial decisions.