The High Court at Bombay heard a chamber summons by consent. The applicant sought intervention in a writ petition concerning redevelopment, distinct from a prior rejected petition, ensuring no conflict with future redevelopment proceedings.
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CHS (L) 171-15.doc
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY ORDINARY ORIGINAL CIVIL JURISDICTION
CHAMBER SUMMONS (L) NO.171 OF 2015
IN
WRIT PETITION (L) NO.575 OF 2015
Nakoda Infrastructure.Applicant
In the matter between
Sangam Co-op. Hsg. Society Ltd..Petitioner
v/s.
The Commissioner Social Welfare.Respondents
Department & ors.
Mr.A.Y.Sakhare, Senior Counsel i/b. Mr.Bipin
Joshi, for the Applicant
Mr.S.A.Sawant i/b. Mr.A.P.Deshmukh, Advocate,
for the Petitioner
Mr.H.S.Venegaonkar, AGP, for the Respondent
Nos.1 to 4
Ms Pratibha Nachankar a/w. Mr.Nilesh Yalmane &
Ms Bharati Garud, Advocate, for the Respondent
Nos.5 & 6
CORAM:A.A.SAYED, J.
DATE :15.06.2015
P.C.
.Not on board. Taken on board. By
consent, the Chamber Summons is heard.
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2.The issue in the petition is entirely
different and is not concerning re-development.
Summons is rejected.
4.It is, however, made clear that the
separate order passed in Writ Petition today
would not come in the way so far as the issue of
re-development is concerned.
2 of 2
2 issues framed by the court
Whether to allow the chamber summons hearing by consent despite prior rejection of writ petition.
Whether the order in the current writ petition affects the separate redevelopment issue.
1 provisions across 1 enactments
Nakoda Infrastructure
Sangam Co-op. Hsg. Society Ltd.
The Commissioner Social Welfare
A.A. Sayed
As recorded by the court registry
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