Junior science refresher magazine

Junior science refresher magazine

Junior science refresher magazine published this article page no 44 it is a practice used by the supreme court or lower courts of asking for or accepting information from government agencies in sealed envelopes that can only be accessed by judges.  any specific law does not define the doctrine of sealed cover.  the supreme court derives its power to use it from the supreme court rules and section the indian evidence act of 1872 the information to be kept under sealed cover is of confidential nature.  no party would be allowed access to the contents of such information except if the chief justice himself orders that the opposite party be allowed to access it Junior science refresher magazine subscription.

Junior science refresher magazine