In W.P.(C) No.10390 of 2016, the court disposed of the writ petition. The court observed that while the petitioners shall not be evicted without following due process of law if they were not evicted by then.
The writ petition was disposed of with a direction not to evict the petitioners without following due process of law.
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W.P.(C) NO.10390 OF 20167.9.2016 None appears for the petitioners when the matter is called.Heard learned counsel for the State. Considering the pleadings and the prayer made in the writ petition and also the sub
mission of the learned State Counsel, the writ petition stands disposed of observing that in t
he event the petitioners have not been evicted in the meantime, they shall not be evicted with
out following due process of law.
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2 issues framed by the court
Whether the petitioners can be evicted from the property without following due process of law.
Whether the writ petition should be disposed of while imposing a direction for following due process in case of eviction.
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