(1) The decision or final order made by any Court shall not be reviewed by the same Court.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contains in Sub-Section (1) the Supreme Court may review its judgment or final order in the following circumstance:
(a) If it appears that the concerned party has come to know any fact likely to materially affect the justice done in the case only after the settlement of the case, or
(b) If it appears that the decision is contrary to the precedent or legal principle enunciated by the Supreme Court.
(3) The Supreme Court shall not review its judgment or final order in the following circumstance:
(a) If the judgment or final order has already been reviewed earlier, (b) If the Judgment or final order has been made by Larger Full Bench, (c) If the decision has been made by Constitutional Bench,
(d) If the case has already been settled by way of revision pursuant to the prevailing law prior to the commencement of this Act, or
(e) If the judgment of the High Court has been confirmed or the approval has not been granted for revision in the case reviewed pursuant to Section 12.
(4) A petition for review shall be made within Sixty days of the date of certification by affixing signature in the judgment or final order by the Justice of the Supreme Court.
(5) Order shall be made by the Justices other than the Justices made the earlier judgment over the application filed pursuant to Sub-Section (4) in the issues that whether to grant approval for review or not.
(6) If the approval to review the case has been granted pursuant to Sub- Section (5), hearing over the application shall be made by the bench of the Justices other than the Justices, who have made the earlier judgment and the
Justices, who have given approval to review the case.