(1) According to the law, the judgment or final order passed by the High Court in a case that is not appealed to the Supreme Court, the Supreme Court may review it again in the following cases:-
(a) There is serious constitutional or legal error in the judgment or final order of the High Court,
(b) has not followed the legal principles or precedents established by the Supreme Court or has interpreted and applied them in a wrong way,
(c) Government or public property has been embezzled or such property has been damaged due to lack of proper and accurate assessment of the evidence involved in a case involving a dispute relating to government or public property, or
(d) Children, women, persons with disabilities, persons suffering from mental illness or persons who have reached the age of seventy-five years are not properly represented and have materially affected justice.
(2) Within forty-five days from the date of learning that the case has been decided by the High Court, an application can be made for reconsideration of the case either through the High Court that made such a decision or in the Supreme Court.
(3) Details and documents proving the existence of the conditions as per sub-section (1) shall be attached with the application given under sub-section (2).
(4) If an application is received for rehearing the case according to sub-section (2), the Supreme Court will hear whether or not the situation as per sub-section (1) exists in the judgment or final order of the High Court.
(5) During the hearing according to sub-section (4), if it is found that there is any situation as per sub-section (1) in the judgment or final order of the High Court, the Supreme Court shall order the case to be referred to the other parties of such case for rehearing.
(6) If other parties to the case are present according to sub-section (5), the Supreme Court will hear the case and decide on it.