As far as I know, similar tactics can be applied in Delhi High Court as well, notwithstanding the fact that there are time limits for removing derfects/objections, but these can be easily managed .
--- In [email protected], "sroy1947" <sroy1...@...> wrote: > > Yes, but in SC the matter can be delayed in the Registry on various pretexts (like rectification of filing defects) for upto 1 year before it gets registered. > > --- In [email protected], "Bhushan Kumar" b4bhushan@ wrote: > > > > Only delhi high court is exception, where copy is served to respondent at > > the time of filing. But not SC. In SC, Serving of copy is only after > > issuance of notice by the court. Which means that petition is already listed > > and heard in the court by the Judges. By that time, one doesn't have option > > to withdraw the case from 'registry' > > >
