Ajay Kumar v. The State of Bihar
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The Court closed the contempt petition filed against opposite parties for alleged willful disobedience of a prior order, holding that no contempt lay as the earlier order only accorded liberty to move before authorities and no representation had been filed.
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA Miscellaneous Jurisdiction Case No.49 of 2020
In
Civil Writ Jurisdiction Case No.23620 of 2019
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Ajay Kumar, Son of Dhuplal Ray, Resident of Village- Bishunpurwa, P.S. Darpa, District- East Champaran, Motihari.
... ... Petitioner/s
- Versus
- The State of Bihar through Principal Secretary, Co-operative Department, Bihar, Patna Sri Atul Prasad
- Sri Atul Prasad, Principal Secretary, Co-operative Department, Bihar, Patna
- Smt. Rachna Patil, the Registrar, Co-operative Society, Bihar, Patna
- Sri Nayan Prakash, the District Co-operative Officer, District-East champaran, Motihari
Issues for consideration
1 issue framed by the court
Whether the opposite parties willfully disobeyed the order dated 29.11.2019 warranting contempt proceedings?
Parties & counsel
- petitioner
Ajay Kumar
- respondent
The State of Bihar through Principal Secretary, Co-operative Department, Bihar, Patna
- respondent
Sri Atul Prasad, Principal Secretary, Co-operative Department, Bihar, Patna
- respondent
Smt. Rachna Patil, the Registrar, Co-operative Society, Bihar, Patna
- respondent
Sri Nayan Prakash, the District Co-operative Officer, District-East champaran, Motihari
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