Subsequently in the year 2010 dispute cropped up between the partners. It is the allegation of the petitioner that the said Nazia Begum neglected and refused to pay the profits earned through the said business in favour of the petitioner. The petitioner then approached the State respondents to convert the said licence into the sole proprietorship licence as was issued in the year 1998. Subsequently by mistake of fact the petitioner surrendered her original licence in favour of the State respondents. It is apparent from page 63 of the writ petition being a letter dated 19th March, 2019 issued by the Sub-Divisional Controller, Food and Supplies, Arambag to the District Controller (Food & Supplies), Chinsurah, Hooghly that on 27th July, 2011 Munshi Jahanara Khatun submitted a prayer to get back her licence. So, the then Sub-Divisional Controller (Food & Supplies), Arambag again called for a hearing on 17th August, 2011. In the hearing the representative of Munshi Jahanara Khatun stated that she is not enjoying the business and on 17th November, 2011 Munshi Jahanara Khatun submitted a prayer to surrender his ownership from the M.R. and Kerosene oil business. Her surrender of ownership was accepted by the office of the Sub-Divisional Controller (Food and Supplies), Arambag. It is also found from the Annexure – P/14 that the petitioner filed a writ petition being WPA/10246/2023 for a direction upon the respondent authorities to consider the prayer of the petitioner to restore licence of the petitioner for M.R. Dealership without further delay. The said writ petition was disposed of by a Coordinate Bench vide order dated 10th May, 2023 holding, inter alia, that the relief of consideration of petitioner’s prayer has already been decided. However, the decision was not communicated to the petitioner earlier. Therefore, a direction was made upon the State
