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Executive Officer Municipal Council ... vs Nazir Ahmad Mir
2024 Latest Caselaw 1530 j&K/2

Citation : 2024 Latest Caselaw 1530 j&K/2
Judgement Date : 4 October, 2024

Jammu & Kashmir High Court - Srinagar Bench

Executive Officer Municipal Council ... vs Nazir Ahmad Mir on 4 October, 2024

Author: Javed Iqbal Wani

Bench: Javed Iqbal Wani

                                                                                                 Sr. No. 98
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                     IN THE HIGH COURT OF JAMMU & KASHMIR AND LADAKH
                                        AT SRINAGAR
                                                 CM(5303/2024) IN WP(C) 3266/2023

                EXECUTIVE OFFICER MUNICIPAL COUNCIL BARAMULLA                      ...Petitioner(s)/appellant(s)

                Through:              Mr. Ilias Laway, GA.

                                                                Vs.
                NAZIR AHMAD MIR                                                               ...Respondent(s)

                Through:              Mr. T. H. Khawaja, Sr. Adv with
                                      Mr. Muiz, Adv.
                CORAM:

                HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE JAVED IQBAL WANI, JUDGE
                                                           ORDER

04.10.2024

In the instant composite application filed by the respondent-applicant herein, following prayers have been sought:-

i. Clarify the true import of the judgment in the context of issues contained in Para 1 of instant motion and in light of submissions made herein.

ii. Stay the operation of the Notice, bearing No. MC/Bla/2024/980- 83 dated 13. 08. 2024.

iii. Take notice of the contemptuous omissions and commissions of the non-applicant evidenced by contents of the Notice bearing No. MC/Bla/2024/980-83 dated 13. 08. 2024 and initiate suo moto contempt of Court proceedings against the non-applicant to uphold the Rule of law, for the area for the same would be in consonance with law justice.

The aforesaid prayers are sought by the applicant herein on the premise that this Court on 08.05.2024 passed a judgment in WP(C) 3266/2023 and while upholding the order of the Special Tribunal dated 30.12.2022, provided that the Deemed Permission ordered by the Special Tribunal shall be subject to the condition that the proposed constriction does not violate Master plan, if any, of area and regulations contained therein, and that in pursuance of the aforesaid direction passed by this Court, the respondents including the non-applicant herein was bound to allow the applicant herein to proceed with the proposed construction provided it did not violate the master plan, if any, in place, and that in respect of the area of

the proposed construction does not have any master plan or the regulations framed there under in place and that the petitioner-non applicant herein, in particular, in defiance of the mandate of the aforesaid direction of this Court did not permit the respondent-applicant herein to undertake constructional activity on spot and instead called upon the respondent-applicant herein to apply afresh for grant of permission for raising the construction in question which action of the petitioner-non applicant per se is negation of the judgment passed by this Court inasmuch as flagrant violation thereof necessitating initiation of appropriate contempt proceedings against the petitioner-non applicant herein.

Heard learned counsel for the respondent-applicant and perused the record.

Prima facie there appears to be substance in the submissions of the counsel for the respondent-applicant. Under these circumstances, before proceeding further in the matter, the petitioner-non applicant is directed to respond to the pleas raised by the respondent-applicant herein and further to explain as to why contempt proceedings be not initiated against him.

At this stage, the learned counsel for the respondent-applicant herein also pointed out that the petitioner-non applicant has not even complied with the part of the judgment whereby the petitioner-non applicant had to deposit the costs of Rs. 50,000/- before Registrar Judicial of this court within four weeks time from the date of passing of the judgment, however, the Registry has not made any report in this regard as such, before proceeding further in the matter in this regard, Registry is directed to make a report in this behalf before next date of hearing.

List on 23.10.2024.

(Javed Iqbal Wani) Judge

SRINAGAR 04.10.2024 Hilal Ahmad

 
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