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Court grants exemption for defects, sets deadline. Parties agree to pay charges. Additional respondents impleaded. Replies due. The court granted the exemption for making good defects within two weeks upon the counsel's undertaking. The exemption with all just exceptions was ...
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Court grants exemption for defects, sets deadline. Parties agree to pay charges. Additional respondents impleaded. Replies due.
The court granted the exemption for making good defects within two weeks upon the counsel's undertaking. The exemption with all just exceptions was allowed without further orders. The petitioners agreed to pay demurrage charges pending the writ petition outcome. The application for impleadment of necessary parties was disposed of as the proposed respondents had already appeared. An application to implead additional respondents was allowed, with the three parties impleaded. The court directed all respondents to file replies to the writ petition by a specified date, with further proceedings scheduled before the roster bench.
Issues: 1. Exemption application for making good defects within two weeks. 2. Exemption application with all just exceptions. 3. Stay application for paying demurrage charges. 4. Application for impleadment of necessary parties. 5. Application for impleadment of additional respondents in the petition.
Exemption Application for Making Good Defects: The court allowed the exemption subject to the counsel undertaking to rectify the defects within two weeks after the regular functioning of the court resumes. The application was disposed of accordingly.
Exemption Application with All Just Exceptions: The exemption was granted with all just exceptions, and the application was disposed of without any further orders.
Stay Application for Paying Demurrage Charges: The petitioners agreed to pay demurrage charges in accordance with a specific notification, pending the outcome of the writ petition. As a result, no further orders were required, and the application was disposed of based on the statement made by the petitioners' counsel.
Application for Impleadment of Necessary Parties: The petitioners filed an application for the impleadment of respondent numbers 3 to 7, as per a previous order. Since the proposed respondents had already appeared, no additional orders were necessary, and the application was disposed of accordingly.
Application for Impleadment of Additional Respondents: The petitioners sought to implead three more respondents in the petition to enable a complete adjudication of the disputes raised. The Additional Solicitor General confirmed that the proposed respondents had no objection to being impleaded. Consequently, the application was allowed, and the three parties were impleaded as respondent numbers 9, 10, and 11. The amended memo of parties was also accepted.
Writ Petition: The court directed the respondents, including the newly impleaded parties, to file their replies to the writ petition by a specified date. Any rejoinders were to be filed subsequently. The case was scheduled to be listed before the roster bench on a specific date for further proceedings.
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