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Supreme Court Slams Parties for Wasting Judicial Time
The Supreme Court has ordered parties to pay ₹5 lakh each for wasting judicial time over 11 years. This ruling addresses a 'manufactured controversy' that delayed genuine litigants. The court emphasized the importance of judicial efficiency and accountability in legal proceedings.
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