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Urgent Supreme Court of India URGENT SUPREME COURT OF INDIA NOTICE TAKE NOTICE THAT CONSTITUTION BENCH CONSISTING OF HON'BLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE, HON'BLE A.K. SIKRI, HON'BLE A.M. KHANWILKAR, HON'BLE DR. D.Y. CHANDRACHUD AND HON'BLE ASHOK BHUSHAN, JJ. CONSTITUTED IN CHIEF JUSTICE'S COURT WILL SIT UPTO 3.25 P.M. ON WEDNESDAY THE 8TH NOVEMBER, 2017. TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT COURT NO.9 CONSISTING OF HON'BLE N.V. RAMANA AND HON'BLE AMITAVA ROY, JJ. WILL ALSO SIT UPTO 3.25 P.M. ON WEDNESDAY THE 8TH NOVEMBER, 2017. DATED THIS THE 7TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 2017. ADDL. REGISTRAR (LISTING) URGENT SUPREME COURT OF INDIA NOTICE ITEM NO. 104 I.E. CIVIL APPEAL NO. 5386-5390/2009 ETC. SHRENIK BHAI KASTURBHAI AND ORS. ...APPEALLANT (S) VERSUS GANPAT RAI JAIN AND ORS. ¼ RESPONDENTS (S) To, 1. M/S PAREKH & CO., ADVOCATES 2. MR. BRIJ BHUSHAN, ADVOCATE 3. MR. RAJESH PRASAD SINGH, ADVOCATE 4. MR. GOPAL PRASAD, ADVOCATE 5. MS. ABHA R. SHARMA, ADVOCATE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE ABOVE-MENTIONED MATTER LISTED ON 25TH OCTOBER, 2017 (WEDNESDAY) IN COURT NO. 4 AS ITEM NO. 104 IN THE DAILY LIST OF REGULAR HEARING MATTERS BEFORE THE BENCH CONSISTING OF HON©BLE MADAN B. LOKUR AND HON©BLE DEEPAK GUPTA, JJ. STANDS DELETED. DATED THIS THE 25TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 2017. ADDL. REGISTRAR (LISTING) Copy to : 1. Registrar ( J-I, J-II, J-III ) 2. Addl. Registrar (Listing, Care-taking, DEU & Courts) 3. Addl. Registrar (Library) 4. Dy. Registrar (SEC-I) 5. D.R. to Secretary General. 6. Court Master (Court Nos. 1 & 4) 7. Notice Board (Court Nos. 1 & 4) 8. Branch Officer (Copying) 9. Secretary, Supreme Court Bar Association 10. P.R.O. 11. Reception Counter URGENT SUPREME COURT OF INDIA NOTICE ITEM NO. 116 I.E. CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 99/2010 DHIRENDRA KUMAR HIRALAL SOLANKI ...APPEALLANT (S) VERSUS STATE OF GUJARAT ¼ RESPONDENTS (S) To, 1. MR. ANIRUDDHA P.MAYEE, ADVOCATE 2. MRS. HEMANTIKA WAHI, ADVOCATE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE ABOVE-MENTIONED MATTER LISTED ON 29TH AUGUST, 2017 (TUESDAY) IN COURT NO. 11 AS ITEM NO. 116 IN THE DAILY LIST OF REGULAR HEARING MATTERS BEFORE THE BENCH CONSISTING OF HON©BLE ADARSH KUMAR GOEL AND HON©BLE UDAY UMESH LALIT, JJ. STANDS DELETED. DATED THIS THE 29TH DAY OF AUGUST, 2017. ADDL. REGISTRAR (LISTING) Copy to : 1. Registrar ( J-I, J-II, J-III ) 2. Addl. Registrar (Listing, Care-taking, DEU & Courts) 3. Addl. Registrar (Library) 4. Dy. Registrar (SEC-I) 5. D.R. to Secretary General. 6. Court Master (Court Nos. 1 & 11) 7. Notice Board (Court Nos. 1 & 11) 8. Branch Officer (Copying) 9. Secretary, Supreme Court Bar Association 10. P.R.O. 11. Reception Counter URGENT SUPREME COURT OF INDIA NOTICE ITEM NO. 116 I.E. CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 99/2010 DHIRENDRA KUMAR HIRALAL ...APPEALLANT (S) VERSUS STATE OF GUJARAT ¼ RESPONDENTS (S) To, 1. MR. RAMESHWAR PRASAD GOYAL, ADVOCATE 2. MR. M. VIJAYA BHASKAR, ADVOCATE 3. MR. M.A. KRISHNA MOORTHY, ADVOCATE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE ABOVE-MENTIONED MATTER LISTED ON 9TH AUGUST, 2017 (WEDNESDAY) IN COURT NO. 6 AS ITEM NO. 108 IN THE DAILY LIST OF REGULAR HEARING MATTERS BEFORE THE BENCH CONSISTING OF HON©BLE KURIAN JOSEPH AND HON©BLE R. BANUMATHI, JJ. WILL BE TAKEN UP AT 2.00 P.M. DATED THIS THE 9TH DAY OF AUGUST, 2017. ADDL. REGISTRAR (LISTING) Copy to : 1. Registrar ( J-I, J-II, J-III & MISC.) 2. Addl. Registrar (Listing, Care-taking, DEU & Courts) 3. Addl. Registrar (Library) 4. Dy. Registrar (SEC-I) 5. DR to Secretary General. 6. Court Master (Court Nos. 1 & 6) 7. Notice Board (Court Nos. 1 & 6) 8. Branch Officer (DEU-II & Copying) 9. Secretary, Supreme Court Bar Association 10. P.R.O. 11. Reception Counter 12. OSD (IT) URGENT SUPREME COURT OF INDIA NOTICE ITEM NO. 119 I.E. CIVIL APPEAL NO. 2827/2010 A.P.SHOWKATH ALI AND ORS. APPEALLANTS VERSUS THE STATE OF KERALA AND ORS. ¼ RESPONDENTS To, MR. K.RAJEEV, ADVOCATE MR. V.K.BIJU, ADVOCATE MR. BINA MADHAVAN, ADVOCATE MR. P.S.SUDHEER, ADVOCATE MR. G.PRAKASH, ADVOCATE MR. M.P.VINOD, ADVOCATE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE ABOVE-MENTIONED MATTER LISTED TODAY THE 26TH JULY, 2017 (WEDNESDAY) IN COURT NO. 10 AS ITEM NO. 119 IN THE DAILY LIST OF REGULAR HEARING MATTERS BEFORE THE BENCH CONSISTING OF HON©BLE ADARSH KUMAR GOEL AND HON©BLE UDAY UMESH LALIT,JJ. STANDS DELETED. DATED THIS THE 26TH DAY OF JULY, 2017. ADDL. REGISTRAR (L) Copy to : 1. Registrar ( J-I, J-II, J-III & MISC.) 2. Addl. Registrar (Listing, Care-taking, DEU & Courts) 3. Addl. Registrar (Library) 4. Dy. Registrar (SEC-I) 5. DR to Secretary General. 6. Court Master (Court Nos. 1 & 10) 7. Notice Board (Court Nos. 1 & 10) 8. Branch Officer (DEU-II & Copying) 9. Secretary, Supreme Court Bar Association 10. P.R.O. 11. Reception Counter 12. OSD (IT) URGENT SUPREME COURT OF INDIA NOTICE ITEM NO. 125 I.E. CIVIL APPEAL NO. 5808/2017 ETC. SK. MD. RAFIQUE APPEALLANTS VERSUS MANAGING COMMITTEE, CONTAI RAHAMANIA HIGH MADRASAH & ANR ¼ RESPONDENTS To, MR. ZOHEB HOSSAIN, ADVOCATE MR. CHANCHAL KUMAR GANGULI, ADVOCATE MR. RAMESHWAR PRASAD GOYAL, ADVOCATE MR. RANJAN MUKHERJEE, ADVOCATE MR. ABHIJIT SENGUPTA, ADVOCATE MR. KUNAL CHATTERJI, ADVOCATE MS. SARLA CHANDRA, ADVOCATE MS. ANITA KANUNGO, ADVOCATE MR. M.R.SHAMSHAD, ADVOCATE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE ABOVE-MENTIONED BATCH MATTER LISTED TODAY THE 26TH JULY, 2017 (WEDNESDAY) IN COURT NO. 9 AS ITEM NO. 125 IN THE SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF REGULAR HEARING MATTERS BEFORE THE BENCH CONSISTING OF HON©BLE ARUN MISHRA AND HON©BLE MOHAN M.SHANTANAGOUDAR,JJ. STANDS DELETED AS THE SAME HAS ALREADY BEEN ADJOURNED FOR SECOND WEEK OF AUGUST, 2017 VIDE COURT©S ORDER DATED 25.7.2017. DATED THIS THE 26TH DAY OF JULY, 2017. ADDL. REGISTRAR (L) Copy to : 1. Registrar ( J-I, J-II, J-III & MISC.) 2. Addl. Registrar (Listing, Care-taking, DEU & Courts) 3. Addl. Registrar (Library) 4. Dy. Registrar (SEC-I) 5. DR to Secretary General. 6. Court Master (Court Nos. 1 & 9) 7. Notice Board (Court Nos. 1 & 9) 8. Branch Officer (DEU-I, II, III & Copying) 9. Secretary, Supreme Court Bar Association 10. P.R.O. 11. Reception Counter 12. OSD (IT) URGENT SUPREME COURT OF INDIA NOTICE ITEM NO.11 2 CIVIL APPEAL NO. 4157 OF 2008 M/S SOL BACKBAY ACQUA LTD. AND ANR. ¼ APPELLANT(S) VERSUS INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENT BANK OF INDIA MANAGER ¼ RESPONDENT(S) To, 1) MR. P.N.PURI, ADVOCATE 2) M/S. AP&J CHAMBERS, ADVOCATES 3) MR. KARAN BHARIHOKE, ADVOCATE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE ABOVE-MENTIONED MATTER I.E. C.A. 4157/2008 LISTED TODAY THE 20TH JULY, 2017 (THURSDAY) IN COURT NO. 4 AS ITEM NO.112 IN THE SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF REGULAR HEARING BEFORE THE BENCH CONSISTING OF HON©BLE RANJAN GOGOI, HON©BLE L.NAGESWARA RAO AND HON©BLE NAVIN SINHA,JJ. STANDS DELETED AS THE SAME HAS ALREADY BEEN DISPOSED OF ON 19.7.2017 DATED THIS THE 20TH DAY OF JULY, 2017. ADDL. REGISTRAR (LISTING) Copy to : 1. Registrar ( J-I, J-II, J-III & MISC.) 2. Addl. Registrar (Listing, Care-taking, DEU & Courts) 3. Addl. Registrar (Library) 4. Dy. Registrar (SEC-I) 5. DR to Secretary General. 6. Court Master (Court Nos.1 & 4) 7. Notice Board (Court Nos.1 & 4) 8. Branch Officer (DEU-II & Copying) 9. Secretary, Supreme Court Bar Association 10. P.R.O. 11. Reception Counter URGENT SUPREME COURT OF INDIA NOTICE ITEM NO.11 CIVIL APPEAL NO. 2090 OF 2014 OIL & NATURAL GAS CORP. LTD. ¼ APPEALLANT VERSUS STATE OF GUJARAT & ANR ¼ RESPONDENTS WITH T.P.(C) NO. 8/2017 STATE OF ASSAM AND ANR. ¼ APPEALLANT VERSUS UNION OF INDIA AND ORS ¼ RESPONDENTS To, 1) Mr. Sunil Kumar Jain, Advocate 2) M/S. Parekh & Co., Advocates TAKE NOTICE THAT THE ABOVE-MENTIONED MAIN MATTER I.E. C.A. 2090/2014 LISTED TODAY THE 21ST FEBRUARY, 2017 (TUESDAY) IN COURT NO. 3 AS ITEM NO.11 IN THE SUPPLEMENTARY LIST BEFORE THE BENCH CONSISTING OF HON©BLE MR. JUSTICE J.CHELAMESWAR AND HON©BLE MR. JUSTICE S.ABDUL NAZEER STANDS DELETED AS THE SAME HAS ALREADY BEEN DISPOSED OF ON 20.2.2017 TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT ONLY CONNECTED MATTER I.E. T.P.(C) NO. 8/2017 WILL BE TAKEN UP FOR HEARING DATED THIS THE 21ST DAY OF FEBRUARY, 2017. ADDL. REGISTRAR (LISTING) Copy to : 1. Registrar ( J-I, J-II, J-III & MISC.) 2. Addl. Registrar (Listing, Care-taking, DEU & Courts) 3. Addl. Registrar (Library) 4. Dy. Registrar (SEC-I) 5. DR to Secretary General. 6. Court Master (Court Nos.1 & 3) 7. Notice Board (Court Nos.1 & 3) 8. Branch Officer (DEU-I, II, III & Copying) 9. Secretary, Supreme Court Bar Association 10. P.R.O. 11. Reception Counter URGENT SUPREME COURT OF INDIA NOTICE ITEM NO. 7 I.E. SLP(CRL) NO. 4083-4086/2017 (MISC. MATTER) SALEEM ABDULRAHEMAN EARCHAM VEETIL APPEALLANT VERSUS BHARGAVBHAI GAYAPRASAD VERMA & ANR. ¼ RESPONDENTS To, MR. SUDHANSHU S. CHOUDHARI, ADVOCATE MR. SANJAI KUMAR PATHAK, ADVOCATE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE ABOVE-MENTIONED MATTER LISTED TODAY THE 18TH MAY, 2017 (THURSDAY) IN COURT NO. 5 AS ITEM NO. 7 BEFORE THE VACATION BENCH CONSISTING OF HON©BLE L.NAGESWARA RAO AND HON©BLE NAVIN SINHA,JJ. STANDS DELETED AS THE SAME HAS ALREADY BEEN ADJOURNED FOR 19TH MAY, 2017 VIDE COURT©S ORDER DATED 11.5.2017. DATED THIS THE 18TH DAY OF MAY, 2017. ADDL. REGISTRAR (DEU) Copy to : 1. Registrar ( J-I, J-II, J-III & MISC.) 2. Addl. Registrar (Listing, Care-taking, DEU & Courts) 3. Addl.
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