Regulation And Legal
SC Dismisses Review Petition vs Bharti Airtel
Court / NCLT / NCLAT Matter
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2nd Jun 2026
Case Details
- Case Name: Review Petition (C) No. 16887 of 2026 & Special Leave Petition (C) No. 23899 of 2024
- Court/Authority: Supreme Court of India (Inherent Jurisdiction)
- Order Date: 21 May 2026
- Period of Dispute/Delay: 491 days delay in filing the review petition (defects notified on 02.04.2026)
- Original Order Reviewed: Order dated 14 Oct 2024 passed in SLP(C) No. 23899 of 2024
Parties Involved
- Petitioner: Jamshed Khan
- Respondent: Bharti Airtel
- Judges: Chief Justice Surya Kant, Justice Augustine George Masih
- Registrar: Satish Kumar Yadav (Additional Registrar)
Issues / Allegations / Violations
- Petition claimed the order dated 14 Oct 2024 was erroneous and sought review.
- The review petition was found defective; defects were notified to counsel on 02.04.2026 but remained uncured.
- A delay of 491 days in filing the review petition was highlighted with no satisfactory explanation.
Findings & Observations
- The Court held that the review petition was defective and the petitioner failed to remedy the defects.
- The 491‑day delay was deemed unjustified; consequently, no merit existed to entertain a review of the 14 Oct 2024 order.
- The Court concluded that no case for review was made out.
Penalties / Settlements / Directions
- The Review Petition (C) No. 16887/2026 was dismissed on the grounds of delay and lack of merit.
- Any pending interlocutory application, if existent, was also disposed of.
Corrective Actions & Future Obligations
- No further corrective measures were imposed on the parties beyond compliance with the dismissal.
Final Ruling & Enforcement
- The Supreme Court dismissed the review petition and ordered the disposal of any pending interlocutory application.
- The order was digitally signed by Satish Kumar Yadav and bears the signatures of CJI Surya Kant and Justice Augustine George Masih.