Anima Sethy and Ors. v. State and Ors.
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In a writ petition where the petitioners have not appeared, the learned Single Judge observed that by efflux of time the petition has become infructuous and hence dismissed.
In a writ petition where the petitioners have not appeared, the learned Single Judge observed that by efflux of time the petition has become infructuous and hence dismissed.
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Dr.A.K.Rath
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