Trucks with coal released following court order; damages claim denied; seek relief through legal avenues The petitioner's trucks loaded with coal were released as per court order after claiming illegal detention. The court did not find the petitioner's claim ...
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Trucks with coal released following court order; damages claim denied; seek relief through legal avenues
The petitioner's trucks loaded with coal were released as per court order after claiming illegal detention. The court did not find the petitioner's claim for damages proven and declined to use Article 226 jurisdiction. The petitioner was advised to seek relief through appropriate legal avenues. The petition was disposed of, and the petitioner's personal bond was released.
The petitioner sought release of his trucks loaded with coal, claiming illegal detention and detention charges of Rs. 2,000 per day. Trucks were released as per court order. Court did not find petitioner's claim for damages proven, declining to use Article 226 jurisdiction. Petitioner advised to pursue relief through appropriate legal avenues. Petition disposed, petitioner's personal bond released.
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