As per the above verdict, it was made clear that the 6th respondent therein (the present writ petitioner) could move the concerned authorities, if at all any nuisance was being caused, because of the conduct of the shop in the premises, after it started functioning. The said judgment was challenged by the 6th respondent therein (present writ petitioner) by filing Writ Appeal No.1012/2010; wherein interference was declined and the matter was disposed of, confirming the position that the appellant could pursue the grievance before the concerned authorities with regard to the nuisance, if it still persisted. It was accordingly, that the petitioner approached the Deputy Excise Commissioner, who passed Ext.P3 order, which was not favourable to the petitioner. Ext.P4 appeal was preferred before Excise Commissioner against Ext.P3. After considering the matter, Ext.P5 order dated 28/12/2010 was passed by the first respondent, whereby the toddy shop bearing no.89/10-11 of the Excise Range, Irinjalakuda was ordered to be shifted, by invoking the powers conferred under Rule 7(3) of the Kerala Abkari Shops (Disposal in Auction) Rules, 2002.