S.C.C. Revision, section by section
Every section a s.c.c. revision needs before the Allahabad High Court, in the order the registry expects, with what is fixed wording and where filings are most often returned.
Cause Title
FIXED WORDINGThe Cause Title follows the court’s standard wording. Registries return filings where it has been paraphrased or shortened, so treat it as fixed text and change only the blanks.
Note any bench-specific variation, for example a bench name or a cause-title format that differs at the principal seat.
Index
REQUIREDThe Index is a required part of this filing. It sets out what the court needs at this point in the paper book, in the order the registry expects.
Keep to the length and format the registry checks, and follow the court’s page-numbering rule so the index matches the paper book.
Condonation of delay · S.5 Limitation Act
OPTIONALInclude the Condonation of delay · S.5 Limitation Act only when your matter needs it — for example, where the revision is filed after the limitation period.
Make sure whatever must accompany it, such as a supporting affidavit, is attached and sits in the right place in the paper book.
Date and events
REQUIREDThe Date and events is a required part of this filing. It sets out what the court needs at this point in the paper book, in the order the registry expects.
Keep to the length and format the registry checks, and follow the court’s page-numbering rule so the index matches the paper book.
Memo of Revision
REQUIREDThe Memo of Revision is a required part of this filing. It sets out what the court needs at this point in the paper book, in the order the registry expects.
Keep to the length and format the registry checks, and follow the court’s page-numbering rule so the index matches the paper book.
Grounds
REQUIREDThe Grounds is a required part of this filing. It sets out what the court needs at this point in the paper book, in the order the registry expects.
Keep to the length and format the registry checks, and follow the court’s page-numbering rule so the index matches the paper book.
Prayer
FIXED WORDINGThe Prayer follows the court’s standard wording. Registries return filings where it has been paraphrased or shortened, so treat it as fixed text and change only the blanks.
Note any bench-specific variation, for example a bench name or a cause-title format that differs at the principal seat.
Application for stay
OPTIONALInclude the Application for stay only when your matter needs it — for example, where the revision is filed after the limitation period.
Make sure whatever must accompany it, such as a supporting affidavit, is attached and sits in the right place in the paper book.
Supporting Affidavit
REQUIREDThe Supporting Affidavit is a required part of this filing. It sets out what the court needs at this point in the paper book, in the order the registry expects.
Keep to the length and format the registry checks, and follow the court’s page-numbering rule so the index matches the paper book.
Verification
FIXED WORDINGThe Verification follows the court’s standard wording. Registries return filings where it has been paraphrased or shortened, so treat it as fixed text and change only the blanks.
Note any bench-specific variation, for example a bench name or a cause-title format that differs at the principal seat.
Vakalatnama
REQUIREDThe Vakalatnama is a required part of this filing. It sets out what the court needs at this point in the paper book, in the order the registry expects.
Keep to the length and format the registry checks, and follow the court’s page-numbering rule so the index matches the paper book.