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HC allows petitioner's challenge to DTVSV Scheme declaration rejection. The court found the non-disclosure of pending writ petition was immaterial and directed the Designated Authority to process the declaration. The authority must determine the payable amount in accordance with DTVSV Scheme provisions, using the original declaration date of 23.12.2024. The court emphasized that the petitioner's waiver of rights and commitment to withdraw the writ petition upon certificate issuance were valid. The ruling effectively mandates the administrative authority to proceed with the declaration processing without technical objections.
HC allows petitioner's challenge to DTVSV Scheme declaration rejection. The court found the non-disclosure of pending writ petition was immaterial and directed the Designated Authority to process the declaration. The authority must determine the payable amount in accordance with DTVSV Scheme provisions, using the original declaration date of 23.12.2024. The court emphasized that the petitioner's waiver of rights and commitment to withdraw the writ petition upon certificate issuance were valid. The ruling effectively mandates the administrative authority to proceed with the declaration processing without technical objections.
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