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[ for Friday,7Th September 2018] THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT AT GUWAHATI (The High Court of Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh) DAILY CAUSELIST [PUBLISHED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF THE HON'BLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE] Web:www.ghconline.gov.in [ For Friday,7th September 2018] [ALL MENTION FOR LISTING OF CASES AND FOR ANY URGENT MATTER MUST BE MADE AT 10:30 AM BEFORE RESPECTIVE BENCHES] [HON'BLE COURTS WILL TAKE UP PART - II HEARING LIST ON ALL MOTION DAYS AFTER COMPLETION OF DAILY LIST, IF TIME PERMITS] [AT 10:30 AM] BEFORE: HON'BLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE (ACTING) HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE MANASH RANJAN PATHAK COURT NO: 3 [DIVISION BENCH - I THIS BENCH WILL TAKE UP HEARING LIST DATED 03-09-2018 TO 12-10-2018 (RELATING TO DIVISION BENCH - I) ALONG WITH THE FOLLOWING MATTERS.] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sr.No. Case Number Main Parties Petitioner Advocate Respondent Advocate ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MOTION 1 PIL/47/2018 ALI AHMED MAZUMDER MR. A H ALAMGIR GA, ASSAM Versus THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 17 ORS. 2 PIL/57/2018 USHA BHATTACHARRYYA MR. C CHOWDHURY GA, ASSAM Versus MRS. A GAYAN ASSTT.S.G.I. THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 11 ORS. MS. S D SAIKIA 3 WP(C)/6096/2018 MADHUKUCHI ANCHALIK ADARSHA MR J I BARBHUIYA SC, SEC. EDU. SANSKRIT VIDYAPEETH AND ANR. MR. L MOHAN Versus MS F BEGUM THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS MR. K H CHOUDHURY 4 WP(C)/6134/2018 LAKHAITARA ANCHALIK SANSKRIT MR J I BARBHUIYA SC, SEC. EDU. VIDYALAYA AND ANR. MR. L MOHAN Versus MS F BEGUM THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 4 ORS MRS. K H CHOUDHURY ADMISSION 5 WP(C)/8061/2017 DIPALI DUTTA MR.S N SARMA MR. M DUTTA Versus MR.A J DAS IDBI BANK LTD. and ANR. MR.G RENGMA MR.P DEKA 6 WA/184/2018 SRI ASHIM KUMAR DEY MR K K MAHANTA Versus MR. B DEKA THE STATE BANK OF INDIA AND 3 ORS MR. K M MAHANTA MS P THAPA MS. R BORA 7 WA/209/2018 PRANJAL SAIKIA MR. M DUTTA MR. N BORAH (R8) NOT BY HON. M.BHUYAN, J, FIXED Versus MR. H MAZUMDER (R8) THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 7 ORS SC, FOREST 8 WA/234/2018 TILAK GOGOI MS. P R MAHANTA NOT BY HON. M.BHUYAN, J, FIXED Versus MR. S R GOGOI THE UNITED BANK OF INDIA AND 2 ORS. MR H BARUAH MR. N K DEKA 9 WA/254/2018 SHRI MADHAB CHANDRA KALITA MR. M BHAGABATI GA, ASSAM NOT BY HON. N.SAILO, J, FIXED Versus THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 3 ORS 1/5 10 WA/255/2018 SRI LOKNATH BASUMATARY AND6 ORS MRS N SAIKIA SC, ELEM. EDU NOT BY HON. M.ZOTHANKHUMA, Versus MR. A SAIKIA GA, ASSAM J, FIXED THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 5 ORS MS. L BORGOHAIN SC, FINANCE MRS. P GOSWAMI SC, BTC 11 WA/256/2018 FOOD CORPORATION OF INDIA AND 3 MR. P K ROY NOT BY HON. M.ZOTHANKHUMA, J ORS MR. S K CHAKRABORTY Versus MRS. A CHAKRABORTY GIRIN DAS MS. M DUTTA 12 WA/257/2018 SRI RAMCHARAN BRAHMA AND 21 ORS MRS N SAIKIA SC, ELEM. EDU NOT BY HON. M.ZOTHANKHUMA, J Versus MS. L BORGOHAIN GA, ASSAM THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 6 ORS MR. A SAIKIA SC, FINANCE MRS. P GOSWAMI SC, BTC 13 Crl.A./281/2018 MD DULALUDDIN MR. I CHOUDHURY PP, ASSAM Versus MR S M ABDULLAH P THE STATE OF ASSAM AND ANR MR. S RAHMAN MR. J ALI MR D SAIKIA MR R ISLAM WITH I.A.(Crl.)/685/2018 MD DULALUDDIN MR. I CHOUDHURY PP, ASSAM in Crl.A./281/2018 Versus MR S M ABDULLAH P THE STATE OF ASSAM AND ANR MR. S RAHMAN MR. J ALI MR D SAIKIA MR R ISLAM ORDERS 14 WP(C)/5813/2015 JAI PRAKASH JAISWAL and ANR MR.K N CHOUDHURY MR.A D CHOUDHURY(R-2) Versus MS.S DEY MR.A DHAR(R-1) D K CHETIA and ANR. MS.R DEKA MS.C DAS(R-1) MR.R DUBEY MRK K DASR-1 MR.D CHOUDHURY(R-2) 15 ITA/21/2016 PRINCIPAL COMMISSIONER OF INCOME MR.S SAIKIA WITH OFFICE NOTE TAX MR.D K BAGCHI Versus M/S HOMETEK INDIA AGRO FOODS 16 ITA/22/2016 PRINCIPAL COMMISSIONER OF INCOME MR.S SAIKIA WITH OFFICE NOTE TAX MR.D K BAGCHI Versus M/S S.M.S. SMELTERS LTD 17 ITA/127/2016 PRINCIPAL COMMISSIONER OF INCOME MR.S SAIKIA WITH OFFICE NOTE TAX MR.D K BAGCHI Versus M/S UNIVERSAL PIPES PVT LTD 18 I.A.(Crl.)/225/2017 JAFFAR ALI and ANR MR.T H HAZARIKA PP, ASSAM WITH LCR 5 FILES Versus MR. S DEKA in Crl.A./111/2017 STATE OF ASSAM and ANR, MR.M CHETIA MR.A RASHID MR.K ISLAM WITH Crl.A./111/2017 JAFFAR ALI and ANR MR.T H HAZARIKA PP, ASSAM Versus MR. S DEKA STATE OF ASSAM and ANR MR.M CHETIA MR.A RASHID MR.K ISLAM 19 I.A.(Civil)/1056/2017 STATE OF MIZORAM and 5 ORS, DR. ASHOK SARAF MR. P D NAIR (R1-36) NOT BY HON. M.ZOTHANKHUMA, J Versus MR. P DAS MR G ALAM (R1-36) (2 WEEKS) SH. LALLIANCHHUNGA and 35 ORS, MS. P BHATTACHARYA MR. H ROHMAN (R1-36) in WA/287071/2016 MR. A K SARMA MR. D NAG (R1-36) MR. Z ISLAM MR. P BARUAH GA, MIZORAM ADDL. A.G., MIZORAM WITH WA/287071/2016 STATE OF MIZORAM and 5 ORS MS.P BHATTACHARYA (Filing Number) Versus MR.A K SARMA SH LALLIANCHHUNGA and 354 ORS 2/5 WITH I.A.(Civil)/1902/2018 STATE OF MIZORAM AND 5 ORS DR. ASHOK SARAF Versus MR. P BARUAH SH. LALLIANCHHUNGA AND 35 ORS MR. S P SHARMA MR. Z ISLAM MR. P DAS 20 PIL/44/2018 JITUL DEKA MR. S CHETIA GA, ASSAM Versus MR. A GOYAL SC, CBI THE STATE OF ASSAM AND 33 ORS. MR A CHOUDHURY SC, HEALTH 21 Crl.A./214/2018 MD NASIRUDDIN LASKAR AND 2 ORS MR H R A CHOUDHURY MISS. M BORAH (R2) WITH OFFICE NOTE Versus MR I U CHOUDHURY MR. B B BORAH (R2) THE STATE OF ASSAM AND ANR MR J ABEDIN MS. J CHETRY (R2) MR. A AHMED PP, ASSAM MS L BARUAH (R2) WITH I.A.(Crl.)/536/2018 MD NASIRUDDIN LASKAR AND 2 ORS MR H R A CHOUDHURY PP, ASSAM in Crl.A./214/2018 Versus MR I U CHOUDHURY THE STATE OF ASSAM AND ANR MR J ABEDIN MR. A AHMED 22 I.A.(Crl.)/668/2018 ABDUL KAIUM BARBHUIYA MR. S B LASKAR PP, ASSAM WITH LCR 4 FILES Versus in Crl.A./105/2015 THE STATE OF ASSAM AND ANR WITH Crl.A./105/2015 CHANDU MIA BARBHUIYA and ANR MRM J QUADIR PP, ASSAM Versus MR.S B LASKAR STATE OF ASSAM MR.S Y AHMED 23 I.A.(Civil)/998/2018 SMTI BEAUTY NANDI MS S K CHAUHAN MR. B K DAS (R1) NOT BY HON. S.SHYAM, J (10 Versus MR. S CHAUHAN DAYS) JILUL HOQUE (HEAD MASTER) AND 2 MR. A R SHOME in WA/76/2018 ORS MR. S CHAUHAN MR. P MAZUMDER WITH WA/76/2018 SMTI BEAUTY NANDI MS S K CHAUHAN MR. B K DAS (R1) Versus MR. S CHAUHAN JILUL HOQUE and 2 ORS MR. A R SHOME MR. S CHAUHAN MR. P MAZUMDER 24 I.A.(Civil)/1199/2018 HARI NARAYAN SINGH AND ANR MR D C K HAZARIKA SC, SEC. EDU. in WA/99/2015(D/O) (NEXT WEEK) Versus THE STATE OF ASSAM 25 I.A.(Civil)/1277/2018 M/S RANA CONSTRUCTION AND MR S S DEY SC, F C I WITH WA-- 202/14 & ENGINEERS PVT LTD 195/14(BOTH D/O) AND WP(C)-- Versus 2803/07 & 6136/07(BOTH D/O) (3 FOOD CORPORATION OF INDIA AND 3 WEEKS) ORS in Review.Pet./41/2018 WITH Review.Pet./41/2018 M/S RANA CONSTRUCTION AND MR S S DEY MR. P K ROY ENGINEERS PVT LTD MR. S K CHAKRABORTY SC, F C I Versus MR. M DAS FOOD CORPORATION OF INDIA AND 3 ORS WITH 26 Review.Pet./42/2018 M/S RANA CONSTRUCTION AND MR S S DEY SC, F C I ENGINEERS PVT LTD MR. M DAS Versus FOOD CORPORATION OF INDIA AND 3 ORS WITH I.A.(Civil)/1390/2018 M/S RANA CONSTRUCTION AND MR S S DEY SC, F C I in Review.Pet./42/2018 ENGINEERS PVT. LTD MR. M DAS Versus FOOD CORPORATION OF INDIA AND 3 ORS 3/5 27 I.A.(Civil)/1581/2018 SANJIB BORAH MR. S KATAKI MR. D SAIKIA in PIL/9/2015 Versus MR. 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