A Point Even If Wrongly Decided Binds The Party Against Whom It Is Decided And The Same Point Cannot Be Urged In A Subsequent Suit Or Proceeding At The Same Level: Supreme Court

In a landmark judgment underscoring the binding nature of prior judicial decisions, the Supreme Court of India ruled that parties cannot challenge an issue previously decided against them, even if they believe it was wrongly determined. The ruling came in the case of Madhya Pradesh Madhya Kshetra Vidyut Vitran Company Limited & Ors. v. Bapuna

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