Shalu M.P. v. the Pantheerankavu Service Co-Operative Bank Ltd. No. 2110
Case brief
What is this about?
The High Court closed a writ petition challenging delays in disposing of a representation. The Bench held that since the representation was already considered leading to the suspension of the Bank's Board, the petition became infructuous, though liberty was granted to pursue contentions before the competent authority if necessary.
What did the court decide?
The Court closed the writ petition on the basis that the petitioner's representation had been considered and action taken, rendering the petition infructuous. Liberty was granted to pursue contentions