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Rmp Infotec Pvt. Ltd., vs The State Of A.P.,Rep.,Pp
2022 Latest Caselaw 6494 AP

Citation : 2022 Latest Caselaw 6494 AP
Judgement Date : 7 September, 2022

Andhra Pradesh High Court - Amravati
Rmp Infotec Pvt. Ltd., vs The State Of A.P.,Rep.,Pp on 7 September, 2022
                          HIGH COURT OF ANDHRA PRADESH


MAIN CASE NO:            Transfer Crl. Petition No.52 of 2016
                                  PROCEEDING SHEET


Sl.No.           Date                      ORDER                           OFFICE NOTE



(13)        07.09.2022 BSB, J

                                 I.A. (SR) 67070 of 2022
                                             In
                              Transfer Crl.P.No.52 of 2016

                               This application is filed under
                         Section 482 CrPC to recall the order,
                         dated 22.03.2016, passed in Transfer
                         Criminal petition No.52 of 2016 on the
                         file of this Court.
                               Office took an objection as to
                         how this petition to recall the order is
                         maintainable.
                               Learned         counsel     for      the
                         petitioner submitted that though there
                         is no specific provision for recalling an
                         order, as per the decision of the
                         Supreme Court in Budhia Swain v.
                         Gopinath      Deb1,       under         certain
                         circumstances, Court can recall its
                         own orders.     In the said decision, at
                         paragraph No.6, the earlier decision of

1
    1999 AIR (SC) 2089
                       2



the Supreme Court in Indian Bank v.
M/s. Satyam Fibres India Pvt. Ltd.
[(1996) 5 SCC 550] ,           vide     paragraph
no.23 was referred, wherein, it was
held that Courts have inherent power
to recall and set aside an order (i)
obtained by fraud practiced upon the
Court, (ii) when           the        Court   itself
commits a mistake which prejudices a
party.

         Another decision of the Supreme
Court     rendered        in     the     case    of
A.R.Antulay v. R.S.Nayak [AIR 1988
Supreme       Court       1531]        was      also
referred,     wherein,          at      paragraph
No.130, it was held that setting aside
judgment is permitted where (i) a
judgment was rendered in ignorance of
the fact that     a necessary party had
not been served at all and was shown
as served or in ignorance of the fact
that necessary party had died and the
estate was not represented, (ii) a
judgment was obtained by fraud, (iii) a
party has had no notice and a decree
was made against him and such party
approaches the Court for setting aside
the decision ex debito justitiae on
proof of the fact that there was no
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service.

       In the decision of the Supreme
Court in Budhia Swain v. Gopinath
Deb (1 supra), it was held at paragraph
No.8 as follows:

       "8. In our opinion a tribunal or a
court may recall an order earlier made
by it if (i) the proceedings culminating
into an order suffer from the inherent
lack of jurisdiction and such lack of
jurisdiction is patent, (ii) there exists
fraud or collusion in obtaining the
judgment, (iii) there has been a
mistake of the court prejudicing a
party or (iv) a judgment was rendered
in    ignorance of the      fact that a
necessary party had not been served at
all or had died and the estate was not
represented. The power to recall a
judgment will not be exercised when
the    ground      for   re-opening   the
proceedings or vacating the judgment
was available to be pleaded in the
original action but was not done or
where a proper remedy in some other
proceeding such as by way of appeal or
revision was available but was not
availed. The right to seek vacation of a
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judgment may be lost by waiver,
estoppel or acquiescence."

      In    the   light    of   the   above
proposition of law, the petitioners
prima facie showed that under certain
circumstances, a Court can recall its
own order.        As such, the present
petition can be registered and cannot
be rejected at the threshold before
hearing the respondent.

As such, Registry is directed to number the petition, if it is otherwise in order.

Post on 09.09.2022.

_________________ B.S.BHANUMATHI,J RAR

 
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