Common order dismissing numerous writ petitions by relying on a prior Division Bench judgment that confirmed the view of the learned Single Judge.
Writ petitions are allowed but dismissed based on the prior Division Bench order. No costs.
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THE HON’BLE SRI JUSTICE NOOTY RAMAMOHANA RAO
WRIT PETITIONS No. 12646 of 2009, 1990, 2303, 2454, 2523, 3212, 4156, 4299, 4495, 4677, 5275, 5384, 5385, 5574, 5585, 5895, 5906, 5999, 7027, 7063, 7157, 7257, 7758, 8701, 8945, 10700, 13857, 13869, 13933, 13947, 13960, 14072, 14147, 14301, 14359, 14478, 15320, 15336, 15535, 16120, 16132, 16189, 16679, 17129, 17524, 19274, 19567, 19766, 19787, 19987, 20193, 20207, 20435, 24356, 24363, 24371, 24437, 24492, 24495, 25325, 26511, 26928, 33155, 33640, 33710 and 33783 of 2010
COMMON ORDER:
Heard learned counsel for the writ petitioners and the learned Government Pleader for Finance and Planning.
It is stated at the Bar by the learned counsel on either side that the cause in these Writ Petition has already been covered by an order passed by this Court in Writ Petition No. 23750 of 2000, dated 19.07.2005. Further, the State has carried the matter by way of appeal in a batch of Writ Appeals bearing No. 2117 of 2005 and batch. A Division Bench of this Court, by its judgment, dated 21.07.2010, considered the matter in extenso, and confirmed the view taken by the learned Single Judge and dismissed the appeals.
In view of this statement, these Writ Petitions are allowed in terms of the judgment rendered by the Division Bench in Writ Appeals referred to supra. No costs.
____________________________ (NOOTY RAMAMOHANA RAO, J)
Date:26.07.2011 usd
Nooty Ramamohana Rao
As recorded by the court registry
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