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Right of privacy - Right to information - Challenge to the action of the Reserve Bank of India in directing disclosure of confidential and sensitive information pertaining to their affairs, their employees and their customers under the Right to Information Act, 2005

Abuse of the process of the court - An abuse of the process of the court may be committed by the court or by a party - Where a court employed a procedure in doing something which it never intended to do and there is an abuse of the process of the court it can be corrected.

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Mistake of the court – The judge had jurisdiction to correct his own error without entering into a discussion of the grounds taken by the decreeholder or the objections raised by the judgmentdebtors.

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All the rules of procedure are the handmaid of justice.

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Legal support – A refusal by a lawyer or two in not taking the case of the petitioner does not mean that the petitioner cannot avail of professional services

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Right of privacy - Right to information - Challenge to the action of the Reserve Bank of India in directing disclosure of confidential and sensitive information pertaining to their affairs, their employees and their customers under the Right to Information Act, 2005

Abuse of the process of the court - An abuse of the process of the court may be committed by the court or by a party - Where a court employed a procedure in doing something which it never intended to do and there is an abuse of the process of the court it can be corrected.

Mistake of the court – The judge had jurisdiction to correct his own error without entering into a discussion of the grounds taken by the decreeholder or the objections raised by the judgmentdebtors.

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Right of privacy - Right to information - Challenge to the action of the Reserve Bank of India in directing disclosure of confidential and sensitive information pertaining to their affairs, their employees and their customers under the Right to Information Act, 2005

Abuse of the process of the court - An abuse of the process of the court may be committed by the court or by a party - Where a court employed a procedure in doing something which it never intended to do and there is an abuse of the process of the court it can be corrected.

Mistake of the court – The judge had jurisdiction to correct his own error without entering into a discussion of the grounds taken by the decree­holder or the objections raised by the judgment­debtors.

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All the rules of procedure are the handmaid of justice.

Legal support – A refusal by a lawyer or two in not taking the case of the petitioner does not mean that the petitioner cannot avail of professional services

Trust, the Courtroom can still be a wild enough place without summoning spirits from beyond the grave.

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Mistake of the court – The judge had jurisdiction to correct his own error without entering into a discussion of the grounds taken by the decreeholder or the objections raised by the judgmentdebtors.