High Court grants liberty to Petitioner for Lookout Circular cancellation & travel abroad application The High Court granted liberty to the Petitioner to approach the Trial Court for cancellation of the Lookout Circular and permission to travel abroad. The ...
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High Court grants liberty to Petitioner for Lookout Circular cancellation & travel abroad application
The High Court granted liberty to the Petitioner to approach the Trial Court for cancellation of the Lookout Circular and permission to travel abroad. The Petitioner was directed to file an application before the Trial Court within a week, with the Trial Court instructed to promptly consider the application, preferably within four weeks. The High Court clarified that it had not made any comments on the merits of the case, leaving the rights and contentions of all parties open. Consequently, the writ petition and application were disposed of by the High Court.
Issues: 1. Quashing of Lookout Circular issued against the Petitioner by Respondent No.1. 2. Approach to the Trial Court for cancellation of the Lookout Circular and permission to travel abroad.
Analysis: 1. The Petitioner sought the quashing of the Lookout Circular issued against them by Respondent No.1. The Respondent, in its counter affidavit, mentioned that a prosecution complaint had been filed, and the Petitioner had been summoned by the court. The Respondent suggested that the Petitioner should approach the Trial Court for bail and travel conditions. Citing previous judgments, the Petitioner's counsel agreed to approach the Trial Court for cancellation of the Lookout Circular and permission to travel abroad. The High Court granted liberty to the Petitioner to approach the Trial Court for the said purposes.
2. The High Court directed the Petitioner to file an application before the Trial Court within a week. The Trial Court was instructed to consider the application for cancellation of the Lookout Circular and permission to travel abroad promptly, preferably within four weeks. The High Court explicitly stated that it had not made any comments on the merits of the case, leaving the rights and contentions of all parties open. With the liberty granted to the Petitioner and the clarification provided, the writ petition and application were disposed of by the High Court.
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