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High Court of Delhi Advance Cause List HIGH COURT OF DELHI ADVANCE CAUSE LIST LIST OF BUSINESS FOR TH TUESDAY,THE 6 AUGUST,2013 INDEX PAGES 1. APPELLATE JURISDICTION 1 TO 53 2. COMPANY JURISDICTION 54 TO 55 3. ORIGINAL JURISDICTION 56 TO 68 4. REGISTRAR GENERAL/ 69 TO 86 REGISTRAR(ORGL.)/ REGISTRAR (ADMN.)/ JOINT REGISTRARS(ORGL). 06.08.2013 1 (APPELLATE JURISDICTION) 06.08.2013 [Note : Unless otherwise specified, before all appellate side courts, fresh matters shown in the supplementary lists will be taken up first.] COURT NO. 1 (DIVISION BENCH-1) HON'BLE THE ACTING CHIEF JUSTICE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE VIBHU BAKHRU FRESH MATTERS & APPLICATIONS 1. CM APPL. 11687/2013 M/S HINDUSTAN CARBIDE P. LTD. A.K.SINGLA,DEEPAK R In LPA 339/2001 Vs. GOVT. OF N.C.T OF DELHI AND DAHIYA,UMESH SHARMA,SUNITA ORS. BHARDWAJ,POOJA JAIN (Disposed-off Case) 2. LPA 461/2013 DARPAN SINGH AND ORS MANISHA SINGH CM APPL. 10002/2013 Vs. SANTUSHTI SHOPPING CM APPL. 10003/2013 COMPLEX THROUGH ITS SECRETARY CM APPL. 10004/2013 AND ORS 3. LPA 549/2013 SALWAN PUBLIC SCHOOL REKHA PALLI,PUNAM SINGH AND CM APPL. 11741/2013 Vs. DEEPAK DUA AND ANR. AMRITA CM APPL. 11742/2013 CM APPL. 11743/2013 FOR ADMISSION 4. CONT.CAS(C) 468/2013 HARJIT KAUR N S DALAL Vs. R V S MANI 5. LPA 136/2012 SUPERHOUSE LEATHERS LTD RISHI KESH,ANUJ CM APPL. 20017/2012 Vs. RANA PRATAP SINGH AND ANR AGARWAL,SANGEETA SONDHI,ANUJ AGGARWAL,RISHI KESH AND RAJIV DEWAN (Disposed-off Case) 6. LPA 29/2013 CENTRAL WAREHOUSING KK TYAGI CM APPL. 321/2013 CORPORATION Vs. NIRAJ KUMAR AND ANR 7. LPA 303/2013 SANJAY KUMAR SHANIF AHMAD CM APPL. 7681/2013 Vs. L.I.C OF INDIA AND ORS CM APPL. 7682/2013 BATCH MATTERS 8. LPA 298/2013 DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY SANJAY KUMAR PATHAK CM APPL. 7613/2013 Vs. SHRI AJAY KUMAR CM APPL. 7614/2013 9. LPA 302/2013 DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY SANJAY KUMAR PATHAK CM APPL. 7674/2013 Vs. SHRI GAURAV GANDHI CM APPL. 7675/2013 10. LPA 341/2013 DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY SHOBHANA TAKIAR AND CM APPL. 8106/2013 Vs. RATTAN KUMAR ASSOCIATES CM APPL. 8107/2013 11. LPA 342/2013 DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY SANJAY KUMAR PATHAK CM APPL. 8111/2013 Vs. SHRI PRABIR KUMAR CM APPL. 8161/2013 BHATTACHRYA 12. LPA 343/2013 DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY SHOBHANA TAKIAR AND CM APPL. 8112/2013 Vs. INDERJEET SINGH TOSARIA ASSOCIATES CM APPL. 8113/2013 06.08.2013 2 (APPELLATE JURISDICTION) 13. LPA 345/2013 DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY N N AGGARWAL CM APPL. 8116/2013 Vs. N K PURI CM APPL. 8117/2013 14. LPA 346/2013 DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY SHOBHANA TAKIAR AND CM APPL. 8119/2013 Vs. RAMESHWARI ASSOCIATES CM APPL. 8120/2013 15. LPA 347/2013 DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY SHOBHANA TAKIAR AND CM APPL. 8123/2013 Vs. DARSHAN SINGH BAGGA ASSOCIATES CM APPL. 8124/2013 16. LPA 350/2013 DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY SHOBHANA TAKIAR AND CM APPL. 8134/2013 Vs. ANAND SWAROOP GOYAL ASSOCIATES CM APPL. 8135/2013 17. LPA 369/2013 DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY N.N.AGGARWAL CM APPL. 8617/2013 Vs. SIYA RAM CM APPL. 8618/2013 CM APPL. 8619/2013 CONNECTED MATTERS (ADMISSION) 18. LPA 673/2012 DDA AJAY VERMA,R P SINGH WITH LPA 854/2012 Vs. MEENAKSHI CHOUDHRIE AND LPA 857/2012 ORS LPA 859/2012 LPA 862/2012 LPA 871/2012 LPA 876/2012 LPA 878/2012 LPA 880/2012 LPA 883/2012 LPA 6/2013 LPA 18/2013 LPA 20/2013 LPA 21/2013 LPA 22/2013 LPA 864/2012 LPA 866/2012 LPA 882/2012 LPA 30/2013 LEAD CASE 19. LPA 878/2012 DDA AJAY VERMA CM APPL. 21542/2012 Vs. MANMOHAN SINGH 20. LPA 854/2012 DDA AJAY VERMA,AMIT MAHAJAN CM APPL. 21455/2012 Vs. MADAN LAL JAIN 21. LPA 859/2012 DDA AJAY VERMA CM APPL. 21471/2012 Vs. CAPITAL LAND BUILDERS PVT LTD 22. LPA 876/2012 DDA AJAY VERMA CM APPL. 21536/2012 Vs. GENERAL GARMENT (DELHI) PVT LTD 23. LPA 6/2013 DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AJAY VERMA,VINOD K SHUKLA CM APPL. 61/2013 Vs. USHA SERVICES AND CONSULTANTS LTD. 24. LPA 18/2013 DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AJAY VERMA CM APPL. 163/2013 Vs. S.P. JAIN AND COMPANY 25. LPA 866/2012 DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AJAY VERMA CM APPL. 21491/2012 Vs. MEXIT (INDIA) P LIMITED CM APPL. 21492/2012 06.08.2013 3 (APPELLATE JURISDICTION) 26. LPA 883/2012 DDA AJAY VERMA,AMIT MAHAJAN CM APPL. 21559/2012 Vs. DHARAM BIR 27. LPA 22/2013 DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AJAY VERMA CM APPL. 179/2013 Vs. S.P. SABHARWAL 28. LPA 864/2012 D.D.A. AJAY VERMA,GAURANG KANTH CAV 1315/2012 Vs. SEIKI AUTO (I) LTD. AND CM APPL. 21485/2012 ORS. CM APPL. 21486/2012 29. LPA 882/2012 D.D.A. AJAY VERMA,K R CHAWLA CM APPL. 21555/2012 Vs. ASHA VIRMANI AND ORS. CM APPL. 21556/2012 30. LPA 857/2012 DDA AJAY VERMA CM APPL. 21465/2012 Vs. HARINDER SINGH 31. LPA 21/2013 DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AJAY VERMA CM APPL. 175/2013 Vs. PEAREY LAL 32. LPA 862/2012 D.D.A. AJAY VERMA,K R CHAWALA CM APPL. 21480/2012 Vs. S P VIRMANI AND SONS P. LTD. AND ORS. 33. LPA 880/2012 DDA AJAY VERMA,SANDEEP BAJAJ CM APPL. 21549/2012 Vs. PAMA STEELS PVT LTD 34. LPA 30/2013 DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AJAY VERMA CM APPL. 577/2013 Vs. JYOTI METAL AND ALLIED CM APPL. 578/2013 INDUSTRIES PVT LTD AND ORS. 35. LPA 871/2012 DDA AJAY VERMA CM APPL. 21516/2012 Vs. CARMAN AUTO (P) LTD 36. LPA 20/2013 DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AJAY VERMA,AMIT MAHAJAN CM APPL. 171/2013 Vs. SHREE KISHAN 37. LPA 861/2012 D.D.A. AJAY VERMA CM APPL. 21476/2012 Vs. MAA KALI STELS PVT. LTD. CM APPL. 21477/2012 WITH LPA 863/2012 LPA 865/2012 LPA 867/2012 LPA 872/2012 LPA 873/2012 LPA 874/2012 LPA 875/2012 LPA 879/2012 LPA 884/2012 LPA 7/2013 LPA 11/2013 LPA 17/2013 LPA 19/2013 LPA 23/2013 38. LPA 875/2012 D.D.A. AJAY VERMA CM APPL. 21532/2012 Vs. PUSHKAR ENTERPRISES P. CM APPL. 21533/2012 LD. 39. LPA 11/2013 DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AJAY VERMA CM APPL. 92/2013 Vs. PATAMBER STEELS (P) CM APPL. 93/2013 LIMITED 40. LPA 884/2012 DDA AJAY VERMA CM APPL. 21561/2012 Vs. 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