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Chief Justice grants exemption with exceptions, directs prompt decision on cross-examination application, emphasizes law adherence and speedy resolution. The Chief Justice granted exemption subject to exceptions, disposing of the application. The court directed Respondent No.1 to decide promptly on the ...
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Chief Justice grants exemption with exceptions, directs prompt decision on cross-examination application, emphasizes law adherence and speedy resolution.
The Chief Justice granted exemption subject to exceptions, disposing of the application. The court directed Respondent No.1 to decide promptly on the petitioners' application for cross-examination of witnesses and documents in response to a show cause notice, extending the time limit for adjudication. The judgment underscores adherence to the law and expeditious resolution of the matters, granting liberty to the petitioner to seek redress if necessary.
Issues: 1. Application for exemption. 2. Petition for cross-examination of witnesses and documents.
Application for Exemption: The Chief Justice granted exemption subject to all just exceptions, disposing of the application. No further details are provided regarding the nature or reasons for the exemption sought.
Petition for Cross-Examination of Witnesses and Documents: The petitioners submitted an application seeking cross-examination of witnesses and certain documents to respond to a show cause notice. Previously, a court order directed the respondents to adjudicate the show cause notice within four weeks. After hearing both sides, the court directed Respondent No.1 to decide on the application dated July 30, 2019, for cross-examination and document production expeditiously, preferably within three weeks. The writ petition was disposed of, granting liberty to the petitioner to approach the appropriate forum if needed. The time limit for adjudication of the show cause notice was extended to be completed within three weeks from the current date. The decision by Respondent No.1 was to be made in accordance with the law.
This judgment primarily addresses an application for exemption and a petition related to the cross-examination of witnesses and documents in response to a show cause notice. The court granted exemption subject to exceptions and directed Respondent No.1 to decide on the petitioners' application promptly. The judgment emphasizes adherence to the law and expeditious resolution of the matters at hand.
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