M/S.Dwaraka Enterprises vs. The Registering Authority
Held
The High Court permitted the petitioner to withdraw the writ petition, granting liberty to seek appropriate relief from the appropriate court to challenge the adverse order.
Facts
The petitioner's application was accepted by the respondent, but an adverse order was subsequently passed. The petitioner sought to withdraw the current writ petition to challenge this new adverse order.
Key Issues
Whether the petitioner could withdraw the writ petition with liberty to challenge a subsequent adverse order passed by the respondent.
Sections Cited
None
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Cause title — parties, addresses and appearances
JUDGMENT The learned counsel for the petitioner reports that in view of the order dated 21.06.2021, the petitioner's application was accepted by the respondent but some adverse order has been passed which the petitioner wants to challenge. Hence the petitioner do not want to press the instant petition but with a liberty to seek appropriate relief from the appropriate court.
The petition is accordingly closed with the libe
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