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Supreme Court frowns upon petitions with unbelievable arguments, warns of costs
Update / Judgement Date
02 Oct 2024
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Team — WCP Legal Desk
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In a recent hearing, the Supreme Court criticized certain petitions for presenting "unbelievable" arguments, cautioning petitioners that they could face costs for filing frivolous litigation. The Court warned against abusing the judicial process with baseless petitions, urging that only genuine cases with reasonable arguments should be brought before the Court. This warning underlines the judiciary’s effort to curb misuse of court resources.