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A. Sharath, Hyd vs Vegetable Commission Agents ...
2021 Latest Caselaw 2231 Tel

Citation : 2021 Latest Caselaw 2231 Tel
Judgement Date : 28 July, 2021

Telangana High Court
A. Sharath, Hyd vs Vegetable Commission Agents ... on 28 July, 2021
Bench: Hima Kohli, B.Vijaysen Reddy
Item No.1


      THE HON'BLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE HIMA KOHLI
                                   AND
      THE HON'BLE SRI JUSTICE B. VIJAYSEN REDDY

                           C.A.No.12 of 2016

JUDGMENT: (Per the Hon'ble the Chief Justice Hima Kohli)

1.     In compliance with the order passed on 17.03.2021, an affidavit

has been filed by the present Director of Agricultural Marketing,

Hyderabad on 26.07.2021, stating inter alia that on 26.03.2021

representations had been received from 78 Commission Agents from

the Agricultural Market Committee, Gudimalkapur, which were

disposed of by separate orders passed on 24.04.2021, offering a long

term lease of shops to them for a period of thirty years, in terms of

Government Memo No.10511/AM.II(2)/2013-3 dated 18.10.2013.


2.     Mr. P. Gangaiah Naidu, learned Senior Advocate appearing for

the respondent No.1/Association states that as a matter of fact, 85

Commission Agents had submitted their representations, but only 78

Commission Agents have received orders.

3. It is directed that the remaining Commission Agents, whose

names do not feature in the list appended to the affidavit filed by the

present Director of Agricultural Marketing, Hyderabad, shall furnish

another copy of their representations in her office within one week

from today. The said representations shall be considered and

appropriate orders be passed thereon within two weeks thereafter.

4. At this stage, Mr. A. Sanjeev Kumar, learned Special

Government Pleader appearing for the appellant informs the court that

despite calling upon 78 Commission Agents to complete the

formalities for allotment of the shops, none of them have stepped

forward.

5. Learned Senior Advocate appearing for the respondent

No.1/Association states that a long term lease ought to have been

granted in favour of the 78 Commission Agents for a period of 99

years, as had been done in the case of Mahaboob Manison Market,

vide G.O.Ms.No.261 dated 24.10.2009.

6. The said submission is however disputed by learned Special

Government Pleader, who states that the said G.O is no longer

in operation after issuance of Government Memo

No.10511/AM.II(2)/2013-3 dated 18.10.2013 by the Department and

therefore the Commission Agents, members of the respondent

No.1/Association cannot claim parity with the allottees covered by the

earlier G.O.

7. The aforesaid aspect cannot be a subject matter of adjudication

in the present contempt appeal. The scope of the present appeal is

limited to the order dated 25.04.2016, passed by the learned Single

Judge whereunder, a fine of Rs.5,000/- has been imposed on the

appellant, to be deposited with the Telangana State Legal Services

Authority within eight weeks, failing which he has been directed to

undergo simple imprisonment for a period of seven days, for having

failed to comply with the order dated 05.12.2014, passed in

W.P.No.24834 of 2010 filed by the respondent No.1/Association.

8. In view of the stand taken by the appellant that compliances

have been made and appropriate orders have been passed under

written intimation to the aggrieved Commission Agents, we see no

reason to go into the period of the long lease claimed by the

respondent No.1/Association and disputed by the Director of

Agricultural Marketing, as that can only be a subject matter of a fresh

proceedings. If it is the case of the respondent No.1/Association that

the period of long lease ought to be treated as 99 years and not 30

years, they are free to seek appropriate legal recourse against the

orders dated 24.04.2021, passed by the Director, Agricultural

Marketing.

9. The order dated 05.12.2014, passed in W.P.No.24834 of 2010

having been finally complied with, it is deemed appropriate to close

the present appeal subject to the condition that the appellant shall

deposit Rs.5,000/- (Rupees Five Thousand Only) as costs with the

Telangana State Legal Services Authority, within one week from

today. Proof of deposit shall be placed on record.

10. The present appeal is closed along with the pending

applications, if any.

______________________________ HIMA KOHLI, CJ

______________________________ B. VIJAYSEN REDDY, J 28.07.2021 JSU/PLN

 
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