Assam Power Distribution Company Limited v. Central Transmission Utility of India Limited and 4 Ors.
Case brief
What is this about?
Dismissal of writ petition as infructuous on petitioner's withdrawal application citing efflux of time and intervening developments; no substantive adjudication on merits, no ratio laid down. Parties: Assam Power Distribution Company Limited (petitioner) v. Central Transmission Utility of India Ltd and others incl. State Bank of India, Branch Manager SBI New Guwahati Branch, Nergs-I Power Transmission Ltd, Central Electricity Regulatory Commission. Court: Gauhati High Court; Judge: Sanjay Kumar Medhi; Date: 13.07.2026; Case No.: WP(C)/3563/2026. Useful only as a precedent for consensual/infructuous closure, not on any legal proposition.
What did the court decide?
In view of the petitioner counsel's submission (Shri B. Das) that by efflux of time and certain developments the matter had become infructuous, the writ petition was dismissed as infructuous.