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In which of the following cases did the Supreme Court of India lay down the principle that Article 136…

Keshav Prasad Sharma v. Indian Oil Corporation explains that Article 136 does not provide a regular form of appeal. It gives the Supreme Court discretionary power to…

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In which of the following cases did the Supreme Court of India lay down the principle that Article 136 is not a regular form of appeal at all?

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Keshav Prasad Sharma v. Indian Oil Corporation explains that Article 136 does not provide a regular form of appeal. It gives the Supreme Court discretionary power to intervene in exceptional circumstances.

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