Electronic Credit Ledger Blockage Dispute Resolved Through Voluntary Action, Petition Rendered Moot Without Judicial Intervention HC dismissed the writ petition after respondents demonstrated that the electronic credit ledger blockage was automatically resolved on 04.05.2023. The ...
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Electronic Credit Ledger Blockage Dispute Resolved Through Voluntary Action, Petition Rendered Moot Without Judicial Intervention
HC dismissed the writ petition after respondents demonstrated that the electronic credit ledger blockage was automatically resolved on 04.05.2023. The court closed the case without imposing costs, effectively rendering the original petition moot due to the voluntary resolution of the credit issue by the respondents.
The High Court of Madras issued an order in response to a writ petition filed for a Writ of Mandamus directing the respondents to allow the petitioner to debit a sum of Rs. 11,16,041 from its electronic credit ledger. The respondents argued that the challenge was related to blocking of credit, which was automatically unblocked on 04.05.2023. The court closed the writ petition and the connected miscellaneous petition without any costs.
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