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Please Take Notice That Division Bench Comprising of Hon'ble N O T I C E Please take notice that Division Bench comprising of Hon’ble Mr. Justice H.C.Mishra & Hon’ble Mr. Justice B.B.Mangalmurti will sit in Chamber on 31.01.2020 to take up the Cr. Appeal (D.B.) matter, Ld. counsel are requested to submit their willingness by way of mention slip in Division Bench – No. 02 in Court No. 03. Please take notice that Hon’ble Mrs. Justice Anubha Rawat Choudhary will not hold Court on 27.01.2020. Urgent matters, if any, before Her Ladyship may be mentioned before Hon’ble Mr. Justice Ananda Sen in Court No. 15. Please take notice that an Alternative List is hereby printed along with Daily Cause List dt. 27.01.2020 of Single Bench cases in respect of Hon’ble Judges sitting in Division Benches of the Court and shall be effective from 27.01.2020 to 29.01.2020. The said cases are to be taken up by the available Hon’ble Judge on days when any Division Bench could not be constituted due to non-availability of any of the Hon’ble Judges presiding over the Division Bench or the list of Division Bench having being exhausted. By Order, Sd/- Dated the 25 January, 2020 (Sanjeev Kumar Das) High Court of Jharkhand, Ranchi Joint Registrar (L&C) Page 1 of 108. N O T I C E Court No. 17:-Please take notice that “no adjournment shall be given in Admission cases”. Court No. 9(2.15P.M):-Please take notice that “no adjournment shall be given in first five cases of Hearing''. By Order, Sd/- Dated the 25th January, 2020 (Sanjeev Kumar Das) High Court of Jharkhand, Ranchi Joint Registrar (L&C) Page 2 of 108. HIGH COURT OF JHARKHAND,RANCHI DAILY CAUSELIST For Monday The 27th January 2020 COURT NO. 1 DIVISION BENCH (BENCH ID-24852) AT 10:30 AM HON'BLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE HON'BLE MR.JUSTICE SUJIT NARAYAN PRASAD Orders(with defect) 1 C.M.P./427/2018 VIJAY KUMAR BALESHWAR YADAV CHANDRA PRABHA VS THE STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH THE CHIEF SECRETARY CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 Orders 2 W.P (PIL)/5732/2016 BHARATIYA SURAAJ DAL IN PERSON BHANU KUMAR REPRESENTED BY ITS PRESIDENT SRI RAJEEV KUMAR P K SIDDHARTH AND ANR VIJAY RANJAN SINHA VS AJIT KUMAR THE STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH ROHIT THE CHIEF SECRETARY AND ORS ABHISHEK KUMAR RAJIV SINHA NAZIA RASHID MANOJ TANDON AC KAUSHALYA KUMARI SHALINI KUMARI IA NO, 4864/2019 (For Modification of Order) OTHERS 3 LPA/227/2018 JHARKHAND RAJYA GRAM RAKSHA RAJ KUMAR SINHA DHANAJAY KR DUBEY DAL THROUGH ITS GENERAL RUKMINI KUMARI RAHUL KR GUPTA SECRETARY SANJAY KUMAR PANDEY PRASHANT KR SINGH VS TEJO MISTRY THE STATE OF JHARKHAND IA NO, 1847/2019 (For LIMITATION), 10717/2019 (For Early Hearing) APPOINTMENT 4 LPA/349/2018 PRASHANT KUMAR JHA SHRESTH GAUTAM AJIT KUMAR VS SHASHI KANT THAKUR TEJO MISTRY STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH RAHUL DEV SECRETARY HOME JAIL AND DISASTER MANAGEMENT APPOINTMENT 5 LPA/515/2018 JHARKHAND ACADEMIC COUNCIL RICHA SANCHITA THROUGH ITS SECRETARY ABHIJEET KR SINGH VS P K ROY MEMORIAL COLLEGE THROUGH ITS PRINCIPAL DR ALI IMRAN ALIAS DR ALI IMAM KHAN IA NO, 8468/2018 (For STAY OF PROCEEDINGS), 8469/2018 (For LIMITATION) CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 6 LPA/745/2018 MISS ANITA RANI DEY RAKHI RANI RICHA SANCHITA VS AMRITA KUMARI S P ROY THE STATE OF JHARKHAND THE CHIEF BAIDH NATH MISHRA SECRETARY IA NO, 3550/2019 (For LIMITATION) CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 wt7 LPA/888/2019 MISS ANITA RANI DEY RAKHI RANI S P ROY VS THE STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH THE CHIEF SECRETARY CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 Page 3 of 108. 1/4 DAILY CAUSELIST COURT NO 1-FOR MONDAY THE 27TH JANUARY 2020 HIGH COURT OF JHARKHAND, RANCHI - 2 - 8 LPA/45/2019 BHARAT COKING COAL LIMITED AMIT KUMAR DAS THROUGH ITS GENERAL MANAGER CHANDRAJIT MUKHERJEE SRI JITENDRA SATHUA MAHAPATRA PUJA KUMARI VS SHIVAM UTKARSH SAHAY BIRU RAY KUMAR BASANT NARAYAN IA NO, 1512/2019 (For LIMITATION), 1596/2019 (For Stay Of Proceedings) COMPASSIONATE APPOINTMENT 9 LPA/61/2019 CHHOTELAL KARMALI GOURI DEBI MANOJ KR. NO.3 VS NISITH KR SAHANI AKCHANSH KISHORE SITA DEVI ROHIT RANJAN SINHA PANDEY NEERAJ RAI IA NO, 3962/2019 CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 10 LPA/125/2019 CHANDA RANI VERMA TARUN KUMAR ATANU BANERJEE VS PRASHANT PALLAV THE STATE OF JHARKHAND IA NO, 1576/2019 (For STAY OF PROCEEDINGS) CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 wt11 LPA/187/2019 SURESH PRASAD TARUN KUMAR AJIT KUMAR VS THE STATE OF JHARKHAND CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 IA NO, 2193/2019 (For STAY OF PROCEEDINGS), 2194/2019 (For LIMITATION), 2229/2019, 2918/2019 (For Leave to appeal) 12 LPA/168/2019 THE STATE OF JHARKHAND SATISH KUMAR SURESH KUMAR Part Heard VS ATANU BANERJEE APOORVA SINGH GANESH PRASAD SINGH RAHUL KUMAR AMIT KR VERMA IA NO, 2943/2019 (For Stay Of Proceedings), 3197/2019 (For LIMITATION) CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 13 LPA/198/2019 BINOD KUMAR SARJU PRASAD DR.ASHOK KR.SINGH I.A No.538/2020 for Early VS ANUP KUMAR AJIT KUMAR Hearing. THE STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH ATMA RAM CHAUDHARY AMRITA KUMARI ITS CHIEF SECRETARY PRADEEP CHANDRA PODDAR SANJAY PIPRAWALL MR.ASHUTOSH ANAND ASHOK KUMAR SINGH SHAHID YUNUS IA NO, 538/2020 (For Early Hearing), 9601/2019 (For Early Hearing) CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 wt14 LPA/413/2019 KRISHNA KUMAR SARJU PRASAD AJIT KUMAR VS ATMA RAM CHAUDHARY DR.ASHOK KR.SINGH THE STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH BISHWA NATH SAHU SANJAY PIPRAWALL ITS CHIEF SECRETARY P. C. PODDAR RICHA SANCHITA MR.ASHUTOSH ANAND CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 IA NO, 9623/2019 (For LIMITATION), 10087/2019 (For Deleting the name of Party) wt15 LPA/434/2019 JYOTIN PRAKASH KUSHWAHA ANUP KUMAR AJIT KUMAR VS SARJU PRASAD DR.ASHOK KR.SINGH THE STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH ATMA RAM CHAUDHARY AMRITA KUMARI ITS CHIEF SECRETARY BISHWA NATH SAHU SANJAY PIPRAWALL ASHISH KUMAR VERMA MR.ASHUTOSH ANAND CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 IA NO, 9624/2019 (For LIMITATION), 10086/2019 (For Deleting the name of Party) 16 LPA/309/2019 THE STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH PUJA KUMARI DR.ASHOK KR.SINGH SECRETARY HIGHER EDUCATION ATANU BANERJEE RAKESH KUMAR DIRECTORATE KANTI KUMAR OJHA VS ASHWINI KUMAR TRIPATHY IA NO, 3751/2019 (For LIMITATION), 3752/2019 (For Stay Of Proceedings) PAY SCALE MATTER 17 LPA/355/2019 THE STATE OF JHARKHAND MOUSHMI CHATTERJEE MAHESH TEWARI VS ATANU BANERJEE ABHISHEK KUMAR DUBEY LEKHA KUJUR IA NO, 9296/2019 (For LIMITATION) APPOINTMENT Page 4 of 108. 2/4 DAILY CAUSELIST COURT NO 1-FOR MONDAY THE 27TH JANUARY 2020 HIGH COURT OF JHARKHAND, RANCHI - 3 - 18 LPA/590/2019 MARANGMAI HANSDA PRADEEP KR VERMA VS BANDANA SINHA MARANGMAI BESRA CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 19 LPA/608/2019 JWALA PRASAD GUPTA DHANAJAY KR DUBEY RAHUL KR GUPTA VS THE STATE OF JHARKHAND IA NO, 9041/2019 (For LIMITATION) CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 20 LPA/650/2019 THE STATE OF JHARKHAND ANUP KR AGRAWAL DHANAJAY KR DUBEY VS RICHA SANCHITA AKSHAY KR MAHATO MD MUSTAFA IA NO, 9368/2019 (For Stay Of Proceedings) CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 Admission 21 LPA/98/2018 THE STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH RICHA SANCHITA ANKIT KUMAR THE PR SECRETARY SCHOOL MANOJ TANDON SHYAM NARSARIA EDUCATION AND LITERACY KUMAR VAIBHAV DEPARTMENT SHARAD KAUSHAL VS POONAM IA NO, 1971/2018 (For STAY OF PROCEEDINGS), 10843/2019 CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 22 LPA/341/2018 THE STATE OF JHARKHAND SATISH KUMAR PAWAN KUMAR CHOUDHARY VS ATANU BANERJEE PARIKHAN DAS IA NO, 5628/2018 (For STAY OF PROCEEDINGS), 11247/2019 (For For Filing Suppl. affidavit/additional document) PROMOTION 23 LPA/484/2018 SARITA KUMARI SAMEER SAURABH KRISHNA MURARI VERMA VS VISHAL KUMAR (GP1) OMKAR RAM VIJAY SHANKAR PRASAD CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 wt24 LPA/20/2020 SARITA KUMARI SAMEER SAURABH VIJAY SHANKAR PRASAD VS PRABHAT KUMAR OMKAR RAM NITISH KRISHNA USHA SINGH SALARY MATTER IA NO, 369/2020 (For LIMITATION), 679/2020 (For For Filing Suppl. affidavit/additional document) 25 LPA/165/2019 NEETA RANI GUPTA SHRESTH GAUTAM JAI PRAKASH,(A A G) VS NILABH MAJHEE RICHA SANCHITA THE STATE OF JHARKHAND RAHUL DEV OMPRAKASH CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 26 LPA/196/2019 MEENA DEVI MANOJ TANDON SHAHID KHAN VS SHIV SHANKAR KUMAR THE STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH KUMARI RASHMI THE SECRETARY PR SECRETARY DEPTT OF FOOD CIVIL AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, 1908 27 W.P(S)/309/2019 DR SHASHI KANT DUBEY RITESH KUMAR GUPTA ATANU BANERJEE VS VINAMRA AGRAWAL THE STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH SUMEET GADODIA ITS PRINCIPAL SECRETARY AKSHAY KR MAHATO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH REGULARISATION 28 W.P(S)/347/2019 NITU KUMARI RAJIV N. PRASAD NEHALA SHARMIN VS SHREESHA SINHA SHRAVAN KUMAR THE STATE OF JHARKHAND SANJAY PIPRAWALL NIPUN BAKSHI FAISAL ALLAM RAJIV N. PRASAD SHAHID KHAN ABDUL ALLAM, SR.ADV. SERVICE RESIDUARY Page 5 of 108. 3/4 DAILY CAUSELIST COURT NO 1-FOR MONDAY THE 27TH JANUARY 2020 HIGH COURT OF JHARKHAND, RANCHI - 4 - 29 W.P(S)/3335/2019 SADA SHEO RAO ANIL KR SINHA RICHA SANCHITA VS AMITESH KUMAR GEASEN THE STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH Abhishek Kumar Geasen THE CHIEF SECRETARY PAY SCALE MATTER 30 W.P(S)/5494/2019 AJAY KUMAR AMRITANSH VATS RICHA SANCHITA VS THE STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH THE CHIEF SECRETARY GOVERNMENT OF JHARKHAND REGULARISATION wt31 W.P(S)/5196/2019 JAGMOHAN SAHU SIDDHARTHA RANJAN KRISHNA SHANKAR VS STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH PR SECRETARY DEPTT OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT APPOINTMENT wt32 WP/5292/2019 ESHWAR LAL SARDAR AMRITANSH VATS DHANANJAY KR PATHAK VS STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH THE CHIEF SECRETARY REGULARISATION wt33 W.P(S)/5499/2019 MADHUSUDAN MAHTO AMRITANSH VATS NAVIN KUMAR VS THE STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH THE CHIEF SECRETARY GOVERNMENT OF JHARKHAND REGULARISATION wt34 W.P(S)/6539/2019 MD ABDUS SAMAD ASHOK KR YADAV MANOJ TANDON VS SAPNA KUMARI STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH THE CHIEF SECRETARY REGULARISATION 35 W.P(S)/5842/2019 AJAY KUMAR GURIA AWINASH KUMAR KRISHNA SHANKAR VS INDRAJIT SINHA SUDARSHAN SHRIVASTAVA STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH PR VIPUL PODDAR SECRETARY PERSONNEL ANKIT VISHAL ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS AND SNEH SINGH RAJBHASHA DEPTT AJAY KUMAR SAH IA NO, 199/2020 (For Amendment Petition) INCREMENT wt36 W.P(S)/5849/2019 RAJIV TRIPATHI AWINASH KUMAR JAI PRAKASH,(A A G) VS INDRAJIT SINHA SUDARSHAN SHRIVASTAVA STATE OF JHARKHAND THROUGH PR VIPUL PODDAR SECRETARY PERSONNEL ANKIT VISHAL ADMINISTRATIVE REFORMS AND SNEH SINGH RAJBHASHA DEPTT AJAY KUMAR SAH INCREMENT IA NO, 198/2020 (For Amendment Petition) Hearing 37 C.A./2/2013 EMPLOYEES PROVIDENT FUND BANANI VERMA SACHIN KUMAR ORGANIZATION THROUGH ITS ANIL KR SINGH MD.
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