Electronic Credit Ledger dispute became infructuous after unblocking, leaving no live cause of action for adjudication.

A writ petition seeking unblocking of the Electronic Credit Ledger became infructuous once the respondents produced a record showing that the ledger had already been unblocked. As the petitioner's grievance had been fully redressed, no live dispute remained for adjudication. The High Court therefore held that no cause of action survived and disposed of the petition.

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Issues: Whether the writ petition survived after the Electronic Credit Ledger was unblocked and the grievance stood redressed.

Analysis: The relief sought in the writ petition was the unblocking of the Electronic Credit Ledger. During the proceedings, the respondents produced a document stating that the ledger had already been unblocked. Once the very grievance raised by the petitioner stood satisfied, there remained no live dispute requiring adjudication.

Conclusion: The writ petition did not survive for further consideration and was disposed of as no cause of action survived.

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