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High Court advances main case date citing previous judgments. Related petitions disposed of swiftly. The Punjab and Haryana High Court, with Justices Ajay Tewari and Vikas Bahl presiding, granted the application for listing the main case for an early ...
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High Court advances main case date citing previous judgments. Related petitions disposed of swiftly.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court, with Justices Ajay Tewari and Vikas Bahl presiding, granted the application for listing the main case for an early date. The legal issue had already been concluded in previous judgments cited by the applicant's advocate. The respondent acknowledged the previous decisions, and the court allowed the application, taking the main case on board the same day. Another related writ petition was disposed of similarly, along with any pending Civil Miscellaneous Application related to the main case, as it had already been decided.
Issues: Application for listing main case for an early date and legal issue conclusion based on previous judgments.
In the judgment delivered by Hon'ble Mr. Justice Ajay Tewari and Hon'ble Mr. Justice Vikas Bahl of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, the court addressed an application for listing the main case for an early date. The applicant-petitioner's advocate, Mr. Sangram S. Saron, sought an early listing and highlighted that the legal issue in the present case had already been concluded by the judgment of the Hon'ble Supreme Court in the case of M/s Canon India Private Limited Vs. Commissioner of Customs-2021 and a Coordinate Bench judgment in CWP-19871-2020 titled M/s Godrej & Boyee Manufacturing Co. Ltd. Vs. Union of India. Respondent-Union of India, represented by Mr. Anshuman Chopra, acknowledged that the Coordinate Bench had already decided the same issue despite a review application filed by the Department before the Supreme Court. The court allowed the application, and the main case was taken on board the same day.
Regarding CWP-14921-2020, the court noted that the writ petition stands disposed of in similar terms as CWP-19871-2020 based on the application's averments and facts. Furthermore, any pending Civil Miscellaneous Application related to the main case was also directed to be disposed of since the main case had already been decided. The court's decision was based on the application's content and the acknowledgment by the respondent that the Coordinate Bench had addressed the legal issue in question.
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