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Sheshrao Jayantrao Biradar vs The State Of Maharashtra And ...
2021 Latest Caselaw 12613 Bom

Citation : 2021 Latest Caselaw 12613 Bom
Judgement Date : 3 September, 2021

Bombay High Court
Sheshrao Jayantrao Biradar vs The State Of Maharashtra And ... on 3 September, 2021
Bench: Mangesh S. Patil
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                 IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
                            BENCH AT AURANGABAD

                               WRIT PETITION NO.2719/2019


          Sheshrao S/o Jayantrao Biradar,
          Age 70 years, Occu : Agril,
          R/o Somthana, Post.Degol,
          Tq. Shiruranantpal, Dist.Latur             .. PETITIONER

                   VERSUS

          1]       The State of Maharashtra
                   Through its Secretary
                   Food & Supply Department,
                   Mantralaya, Mumbai-32

          2]       The Deputy Commissioner,
                   Food & Supply Department,
                   Aurangabad.

          3]       The District Supply Officer,
                   Latur Tq. & Dist.Latur.

          4]       The Tahsildar,
                   Shiruranantpal, Tq. Shiruranantpal,
                   Dist.Latur.

          5]       Vishnu S/o Subhash Biradar
                   Age 40 years, Occu : Agril
                   R/o Somthana, Post.Degol
                   Tq. Shiruranantpal,Dist.Latur.            .. RESPONDENTS

                            ...
          Advocate Mr.G.L.Awale for the petitioner
          A.G.P. Mr.K.B.Jadhavar for respondent nos. 1 to 4
          Advocate Smt.A.M.Kulkarni for respondent no.5.
                            ...




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                               CORAM: MANGESH S PATIL,J.

DATE : 03.09.2021

ORAL JUDGMENT :

Heard. Rule. The Rule is made returnable forthwith.

The learned advocates for the respondents waive service.

With the consent of both the sides the matter is heard finally

at the stage of admission.

2] The petitioner made grievance that the respondent no.5

who was granted a licence to run a fair price shop had

indulged in several irregularities. The District Supply Officer,

after inquiring into the allegations, by the order dated

28/4/2016 suspended the licence and directed attachment of

ration cards of his shop to some other shop. The respondent

challenged the order of the District Supply Officer before the

Deputy Commissioner(Supply). His revision was allowed, the

order of the District Supply Officer directing suspension of

licence was quashed and set aside and the matter was

remanded to him for decision by conducting inquiry afresh.

Aggrieved by such a direction of remand the petitioner

challenged that order before the State Government. The

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learned Minister by the order dated 11/12/2018 allowed the

revision, cancelled the order of Deputy Commissioner

(Supply) remanding the matter and restored the order of the

District Supply Officer. The respondent no.5 sought review of

the order and by the impugned order it was allowed and the

order passed by the Deputy Commissioner (Supply)

remanding the inquiry was restored. While allowing such

review directions were issued by the learned Minister and the

direction in Clause No.6 is to the effect that the District Supply

Officer would hold a fresh inquiry, record statements of the

card holders, extend opportunity to the respondent no.5 of

being heard, inspect records of his shop and if it was found

that there were irregularities, to initiate an action as deemed

necessary.

3] The learned Advocate Smt.Kulkarni submits that

because of the interim relief granted in this Petition, even the

inquiry as is contemplated in Clause No.6 of the impugned

order is not being conducted.

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4] The learned advocate for the petitioner submits that in

such eventuality even the Writ Petition can be disposed of as

logical and legal consequences would follow once the inquiry

is completed.

5] In view of such state of affairs, the Writ Petition is

disposed of. The Rule is discharged.

[MANGESH S. PATIL,J.]

umg/

 
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