A division bench of Justices N H Patil and P D Naik adjourned Rabia's petition at the request of her advocate Dhairyasheel Patil who said he needed time as he was appointed only today.
"Time and again, adjournment is being requested in this matter. The Supreme Court had directed for it to be heard and disposed of at the earliest. This is the last time we are granting adjournment," the HC said.
In her petition before HC, Rabia had sought the probe by Special Investigation Team (SIT) alleging that CBI, investigating the case, had concurred with the finding of the Mumbai police that Jiah's death was a case of suicide and not homicide.
She had requested the HC to set up a SIT to probe the case afresh.
Jiah's boyfriend-cum-actor Sooraj was arrested on the charge of abetting her suicide on June 10, 2013, a week after the actress was found hanging at her residence here.
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