- Binding nature of — Neutralizing or annulling the judgment of superior Court — It cannot be accepted as law that legislature can neutralize or nullify the judgement of superior Court — The judgment of High Court or for that matter the judgment of Supreme Court attains finality and is binding as for inter parties rights are concerned — To justify the withdrawal of law allowing rights of individuals through legislation with retrospective effect and neutralizing or nullifying the judgement of a superior Court, special reasons are required to be available like State emergencies, financial crunches or any other inevitable conditions prevailing in the State — Held: In such cases vested rights or remuneration and wages including the pay and privileges of the servants of the State can be reduced — Similarly even if a fiscal statute, has been declared ineffective by a Court of law, the judgment so delivered can be annulled or neutralized by Legislature — Held: In absence of any such conditions no such right or authority is vested in the Legislature to enact retrospectively or neutralize the judgment of a Court under the Constitution and the laws made thereunder — Held further: In absence of any provision in Constitution a licence, permit or a ticket valid for all routs and the whole day cannot even be imagined. Abdul Rasheed and 85 others v. Board of Trustees and 3 others 2008 SCR 417 (I)
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