DELHI JAL BOARD vs S.R.MALHOTRA — SLP(C) No. 15311/2009

Case under Section I-B. Status: DISPOSED.

CNR: SCIN010094452009

DISPOSED

Filing Date

28-Mar-2009

Registration No

SLP(C) No. 15311/2009

Diary Number

9445/2009

Order Date

13-Feb-2013

Document Type

ROP - of Main Case

Disposal Type

Dismissed

Data as of 03-Jul-2026

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Acts & Sections

Section I-B

Petitioner(s)

DELHI JAL BOARD

Adv. SURESH CHANDRA TRIPATHY

Respondent(s)

S.R.MALHOTRA

Adv. ANITHA SHENOY (Dead / Retired / Elevated)

Orders

13-Feb-2013 ROP - of Main Case
22-Jan-2013 ROP
24-Aug-2012 ROP - of Main Case
12-Sep-2011 ROP
16-Mar-2011 ROP - of Main Case
08-Dec-2010 ROP - of Main Case
08-Sep-2010 ROP
06-Sep-2010 ROP
05-Aug-2010 ROP
19-Jul-2010 ROP
10-May-2010 ROP
29-Apr-2010 ROP
29-Apr-2010 ROP
21-Apr-2010 ROP
20-Apr-2010 ROP
13-Apr-2010 ROP
06-Apr-2010 ROP
01-Apr-2010 ROP - of Main Case
25-Mar-2010 ROP
22-Mar-2010 ROP
15-Mar-2010 ROP
11-Mar-2010 ROP - of Main Case
18-Feb-2010 ROP
04-Feb-2010 ROP - of Main Case
25-Jan-2010 ROP - of Main Case
17-Dec-2009 ROP - of Main Case
04-Dec-2009 ROP
20-Nov-2009 ROP
13-Nov-2009 ROP
11-Nov-2009 ROP - of Main Case
03-Nov-2009 ROP
15-Sep-2009 ROP - of Main Case
29-Jul-2009 ROP
09-Jul-2009 ROP - of Main Case
07-Jul-2009 ROP
06-Jul-2009 ROP
15-May-2009 ROP
08-May-2009 ROP
01-May-2009 ROP
27-Apr-2009 ROP - of Main Case
02-Mar-2009 ROP - of Main Case
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casestatus.in Summary

Summary of SLP(C) No. 15311/2009 - Delhi Jal Board v. S.R. Malhotra On 13 February 2013, the Supreme Court heard multiple consolidated special leave petitions filed by Delhi Jal Board against High Court orders. The Court found no reason to interfere with the concurrent orders passed by the High Court and dismissed all special leave petitions accordingly, after condoning the delay in filing. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.

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