From your question, it appears that the SLP is yet to be filed in the Supreme Court though it has been prepared. Since you have stated that you are not happy with the drafting of the SLP, I would suggest you to get it drafted properly through some good advocate. Usually, SLP is the last chance to undo injustice done at the lower levels of judiciary. This chance should not be lost casually. Once the SLP is rejected, either at the notice stage or after a detailed hearing (after grant of leave in SLP, thereby converting it into a regular civil appeal), the only remedy then available would be to file a review petition followed by a curative petition in the Supreme Court. But, my experience in the Supreme Court has been that the success rate of winning in a review petition or curative petition has been so negligent historically that the probability of success in such petitions would be almost zero. I have given detailed reasons for almost no chance in review petition or curative petition in my article: Success Rate of Review Petition and Curative Petition in Supreme Court. Please read it.
In view of these reasons, it would be advisable to put in the best possible efforts in the SLP stage itself. So, get it drafted properly if you are unhappy with the present drafting, as you have mentioned. Right now, the Supreme Court is having vacation and will be reopening on 3rd July 2017. So, you have some time left to engage another advocate, if needed, and get it redrafted.
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