(1) The Supreme Court may, in the following circumstances, revise the judgment or final order made by the High Court in the cases which are not appealable to the Supreme Court pursuant to this Act or the prevailing laws:
(a) If there is serious Constitutional or legal error in the judgment or final order made by the High Court,
(b) If the principle or precedent established by the Supreme Court has not been followed or has been applied with false interpretation,
(c) If any public property has been misappropriated or loss caused in such property due to lack of proper evaluation of the evidence contained in the case file in a case involving dispute vis-à-vis
government or public property; or
(d) If the justice is substantially affected due to lack of proper
representation of a child, woman, disabled or mentally retarded
person or the person crossed the age of seventy five years.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contains in Sub-Section (1), revision shall not
be made in following cases:-
(a) A case once heard and adjudicated by the Supreme Court,
(b) A case adjudicated by the High Court by hearing appeal in
accordance with Part (B) of Sub-Section (3) of Section 8.
(3) A petition for revision may be filled within Forty Five days from the date
of decision by the High Court through the High Court having made such
decision or in the Supreme Court.
(4) The details and documents as prescribed shall be enclosed with the
petition to be filed in accordance with Sub-Section (3).
(5) The decision, whether to grant revision or not, shall be made by the
Division Bench by hearing over the petition filed in accordance with Sub-
Section (3) that whether the situation of Sub-Section (1) is being existed or
not.
(6) If the approval has been is 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 given approval for revision and the Justices, who have
made the earlier judgment.