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Mainabai Shankarrao Parsalge v. the State of Maharashtra through the Principal Secretary

Bombay HC8 Jun 2023WP/6045/2023

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The Court disposed of the writ petitions filed under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, directing the State to decide pending appeals within 180 days from the date of the order, adhering to the principle of Constitutional justice.

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Direct the respondents to decide the pending appeals within 180 days from 20.06.2023 if maintainable in law.

Mainabai Shankarrao Parsalge Vs the… — Constitutional and Fundamental Rights | Bombay HC (2023)

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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY BENCH AT AURANGABAD

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905 WRIT PETITION NO.5162 OF 2023

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SUBHASH TATYARAO LOHAR

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VERSUS

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THE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA THROUGH
THE PRINCIPLE SECRETARY

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WITH

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916 WRIT PETITION NO.6045 OF 2023

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MAINABAI SHANKARRAO PARSALGE

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VERSUS

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THE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA THROUGH
THE PRINCIPAL SECRETARY

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Mr. S. N. Lale-Yelwatkar, Advocate for the petitioners
Mr. S. K. Tambe & Mr. S. W. Munde, AGPs for Respondents-State

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CORAM: RAVINDRA V. GHUGE, &
 Y. G. KHOBRAGADE, JJ.
DATE : 8th June, 2023

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ORDER:

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1.The petitioners have preferred appeals before the Cabinet
Minister for Revenue (Re-settlement) at Mumbai on 2nd February, 2023.
These Writ petitions are preferred on 17th March, 2023 praying for
issuance of a Writ of Mandamus to the State to decide those appeals.

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2. Normally, we would not entertain a Writ Petition which is

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filed within a short time of preferring an appeal or proceedings, for
seeking directions. However, since it is now above three months and

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the learned Advocate for the petitioners submits that notices are yet not
issued, that we deem it appropriate to direct an early decision in the
pending appeals, subject to their maintainability.

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3. In view of the above, these petitions are disposed off .

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4.We expect the respondents to decide the pending appeals
within a period of 180 days with effect from 20.06.2023, if not yet
decided, provided the same are maintainable in law. We permit the
petitioners to appear before the respondents on 20.06.2023 in
Mantralaya, Mumbai at 12 noon.

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5. The learned AGPs graciously submit that they would intimate the respondents of this order.

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( Y. G. KHOBRAGADE, J. ) ( RAVINDRA V. GHUGE, J. )

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Mainabai Shankarrao Parsalge v. the State of Maharashtra through the Principal Secretary

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