carried in appeal by the petitioners before
respondent no.4. The appeal was allowed by order
dated 18.11.2003 and the petitioner-society was
granted permission to collect milk and to open a
bank account. That order was carried further by
respondent no.1 in revision before respondent no.5.
Though the petitioners had filed caveat they were
not given notice by respondent no.1. Respondent
No.5 granted order of stay in the revision filed by
responent no.1 vide order dated 14th January, 2004.
The revision is still pending for disposal before
respondent no.5. The order dated 14.1.2004 is
impugned in the present writ petition. This Court
on 29.1.2004 while issuing notice to the respondents
stayed the operation of the order dated 14.1.2004
passed by respondent no.5. By virtue of that order
the petitioner-society continued to collect milk
from its members. Keeping that in view, in my
opinion, instead of going into merits of the case an
appropriate course would be to set aside order dated
14.1.2004 and direct respondent no.5 to dispose of
the revision within time frame. Hence the following
order: