The High Court of Rajasthan dismissed a civil writ petition as infructuous due to a compromise already arrived at between the parties.
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I N THE HI GH COURT OF JUDI CATURE FOR RAJASTHAN JAI PUR BENCH, JAI PUR
O R D E R
S. B. Ci vi l Wr i t Pet i t i on No. 16124/ 2013
Shr i Rust am Vs. Smt . Radha Hemnani & Anr .
Dat e of Or der : 19/ 01/ 2015
HON' BLE MR. JUSTI CE J. K. RANKA
Ms. Mamt a on behal f of Dr . P. C. Jai n, f or t he pet i t i oner . Mr . Ami t Gupt a, f or t he r espondent .
Counsel f or t he par t i es j oi nt l y submi t s t hat t he
pr esent wr i t pet i t i on has become i nf r uct uous on account of compr omi se al r eady ar r i ved at i n bet ween t he par t i es.
Accor di ngl y, t he wr i t pet i t i on i s di smi ssed as havi ng become i nf r uct uous.
( J. K. RANKA) J.
S. Kumawat - 28
Cer t i f i cat e- Al l cor r ect i ons made i n t he j udgment / or der have been i ncor por at ed i n t he j udgment / or der bei ng e- mai l ed.
S. Kumawat Jr . P. A
Shri Rustom
Smt. Radha Hemnani & Anr.
J. K. Ranka
As recorded by the court registry
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