The Deputy Commissioner and Anr. v. Narendra Kabade
Writ Appeal (Karnataka) – interim order
Case brief
What is this about?
Severely corrupted judgment text; court identified only from the digital-signature block ('Digitally signed by BASALINGAPPA SHIVARAJ DHUTTARGAON Location: HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA'). A consistent glyph-substitution mapping permitted partial recovery: the learned Government Advocate submitted that the writ appeal was filed against an interim order passed in a W.P. (number/date illegible) and that the writ petition itself stood disposed of; the court held that, in view of the above, the writ appeal does not survive for consideration, having become infructuous. Case number, case type, filing/decision dates, coram, parties, advocates, statutes and precedents are not recoverable. Search terms: writ appeal; interim order; infructuous; does not survive; disposed; Karnataka High Court.
What did the court decide?
No relief; the writ appeal was held not to survive for consideration, having become infructuous.