Hrtc v. Tulsi Maya Gurang
Case brief
What is this about?
Keywords: CMP; Section 151 CPC; release of compensation; up-to-date interest; amount lying deposited in Registry; discharge of natural guardianship; attainment of majority; Citizenship Certificate; Birth Registration Certificate; Annexures A-1 to A-3; FAO No. 498/2005; HRTC; Tulsi Maya; Ashok Kumar; Rabina Gurang; Raji Gurang; exemption from English translation; remittance to bank accounts; verification and identification; finality of judgment. Nature: disposal of three miscellaneous applications in a 2005 first appeal — discharge of guardianship of claimants who attained majority, release of deposited compensation with interest to their bank accounts, and exemption from filing translations; purely procedural order, no substantive adjudication, no monetary figure stated, no precedent engaged.
What did the court decide?
All three applications disposed of: (i) natural guardianship of applicants/respondents No. 2 to 4 (Ashok Kumar, Rabina Gurang and Raji Gurang) discharged, permitting them to pursue the case in their own capacity; (ii) entire amount of compensation with up-to-date interest lying deposited in the Registry released in their respective shares, to be remitted to their bank accounts after proper verification and identification; (iii) exemption from filing English translation of Annexures A-1 to A-3 at this stage.