RAFIQ SAIGOL versus BANK OF CREDIT & COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL LTD
The Supreme Court Rules Order 1980 Article 188 Article 188, Rules of the Supreme Court, 1980, AXXVI, R 1 The review of a decision or order by the Supreme Court jurisdictional principles cannot be re-heard in a decided case if the court is conscious And made a deliberate decision. When dealing with an application or appeal about a law or fact, this judgment or ruling cannot be reviewed on the basis that the court has taken a wrong view or that a second opinion on revision is possible. Cannot allow. The basis for the discovery of some new material, if such material was available at the time of appeal or petition hearing but was not submitted, could not be raised on the ground at the hearing of the petition or appeal. Can be raised in action. The judgment / order will justify the review, which is self-evident, is found floating on the surface, can be explored without much consideration, and has an impact on the final outcome of the issue.
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