(1) A case that has already been decided or final ordered by a court shall not be reviewed by the same court.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-section (1), the Supreme Court may, subject to the prevailing law, review its judgment or final order in the following cases:-
(a) if any evidence or fact materially affecting the justice of the case becomes known to the party concerned only after the conclusion of the case or is discovered in any other way, or
(b) If it appears that there has been a judgment or final order contrary to established precedent or legal principle by the Supreme Court.
(3) When submitting an application for review, the judge of the Supreme Court shall give it within sixty days from the date of signing and certifying the judgment or final order.
(4) An order to grant permission or not shall be made by a judge other than the judge who first decided on the application made under sub-section (3).
(5) The Supreme Court shall not review its judgment or final order in the following cases:-
(a) Once such judgment or final order has been reviewed,
(b) having a judgment or final order by a full bench,
(c) decided by the Constitutional Bench,
(d) before the commencement of this Code, the case has been re-judged in accordance with the law in force, or
(e) In the case which has been reheard according to Section 219, the judgment of the High Court has been upheld or there is no reason for rehearing.