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Writ Petitions Challenging Tribunal Orders Disposed, Petitioner Granted Liberty to Seek Modification, Fair Review Ensured The High Court of Karnataka disposed of the Writ Petitions challenging the Tribunal's orders dated 05.05.2014 and 12.10.2015. The petitioner was granted ...
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Writ Petitions Challenging Tribunal Orders Disposed, Petitioner Granted Liberty to Seek Modification, Fair Review Ensured
The High Court of Karnataka disposed of the Writ Petitions challenging the Tribunal's orders dated 05.05.2014 and 12.10.2015. The petitioner was granted liberty to file an application for modification of the orders before the Tribunal within one week. The Tribunal was directed to review the application on its merits, ensuring a fair hearing for both parties, while preserving all contentions raised in the petitions for future consideration.
Issues: Challenge to correctness of orders dated 05.05.2014 and 12.10.2015 in Misc. Order Nos.21115-21126/2014 and Misc. Order Nos.21428-21431/2015 passed by the Tribunal.
Analysis:
The High Court of Karnataka, comprising Hon'ble Mr. Justice N K Patil and Hon'ble Mrs. Justice S Sujatha, entertained a matter listed for admission, which was subsequently taken up for final hearing with the consent of the counsels for both parties. The petitioner contested the validity of the orders dated 05.05.2014 and 12.10.2015 in Misc. Order Nos.21115-21126/2014 and Misc. Order Nos.21428-21431/2015 issued by the Tribunal, as evidenced by annexures "A" and "B" respectively. The court heard arguments from both parties' counsels.
During the proceedings, the petitioner's counsel, Sri V. Raghuraman, requested the dismissal of the writ petitions with the liberty for the petitioner to file an application for modification of the aforementioned orders before the Tribunal within one week from the receipt of the court's order. The court duly recorded this submission for the record.
Consequently, the High Court disposed of the Writ Petitions, allowing the petitioner the liberty to submit the necessary application for modification of the impugned orders within one week from receiving the court's order. Should such an application be filed, the Tribunal was directed to review and decide on the matter based on its merits and in compliance with the law, ensuring a fair hearing for both parties. Importantly, all contentions raised in the petitions were preserved for future consideration.
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