Breaking SUPREME COURT REAFFIRMS PUBLIC DOMAIN PROTECTION FOR DIGITAL LAWS
New Delhi · Monday, 21 September 2026 9888666310 | [email protected]
Free Law - free judgments and free headnotes Free Lawby De Jure
Supreme Court of India 2017-05-05 dismissed

Milap Choraria vs Sanjay Kumar Jhunjhunwala & Ors

Bench: 2 — <UNKNOWN>, <UNKNOWN>

In Brief

The petitioner sought transfer of a civil suit from the Calcutta High Court to Delhi, citing health problems and advanced age, and separately filed a writ petition seeking investigation into alleged crimes. The Court held that transfer of a suit is not granted merely on grounds of health and age when the cause of action arose in another jurisdiction. The Court also clarified that Article 142 cannot be invoked to dismiss suits as not maintainable—such remedies must follow regular legal channels. The writ petition for mandamus regarding investigation was dismissed, with liberty to approach the High Court."

The lawyer headnote and full judgment text are available to registered users.

Transfer of Suit Civil Procedure Constitutional Law Writ Petition Criminal Procedure Jurisdiction Article 142 Mandamus

Read the full judgment & headnote. It's free.

Register to read the complete Supreme Court judgment text and the headnote, and to search 1 lakh+ Supreme Court judgments by meaning. It is a free service.

Register Free Login