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Curative Petition – Inherent Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court

From the matters derived from Rupa Ashok Hurra vs. Ashok Hurra and Anr of the year 2002, the Supreme Court of India had newly evolved the concept of Curative Petition . This is where a question is raised whether an aggrieved individual is actually entitled to any relief or some form of assistance, even against the final order or a judgment taken by the Supreme Court. This is processed after the dismissal for a petition’s review. The whole process of the Curative Petition of the Indian Supreme Court states that a case which is held for judgment is in the idea of preventing abuse of its procedures and/or to cure the types of gross miscarriages that may happen in a justice. This may act as an aid in reconsidering every judgment from the court that can be taken for an action or exercise against any of its inherent powers. Generally, for filing this petition, no time duration is required.  Typically, on filing an anticipatory bail, any opposing party will be notified ab