Is a review petition easily allowed by courts?
No courts allow review petitions only in rare cases where serious irregularity is shown on the face of the record. The right to file a review is not an inherent right but granted under specific statutes. Mere disagreement with the decision is not adequate grounds for review. The review jurisdiction is exercised sparingly with courts adopting a strict approach while entertaining review petitions. They are not treated as appeals in disguise and cannot be filed repeatedly on the same issue.