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Pronouncement List file:///C:/Users/HCL/Desktop/html/2018_12_15_b_m.htm N O T I C E ============ Hon’ble the Chief Justice has been pleased to order that for today and tomorrow i.e 14.12.2018 and 15.12.2018 mentioning regarding listing of freshly filed civil cases be made before Hon’ble Mr. Justice Mahesh Grover. Sd/ Registrar Judicial 14.12.2018 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- N O T E ========================= Urgent motion/Ordinary motion, Single/Division Bench cases which have been adjourned for 22.12.2018 to 04.01.2019 will be listed on the same date and the cases in which dates are falling on Saturdays, Sundays and Gazetted holidays will be listed on the very next Court working day and the cases which are fixed particulary/ subsequent bail matters/review/modification will be listed after ensuing winter vacations before the same Hon'ble benches i.e. on 07.01.2019. sd/- Registrar Judicial 14.12.2018 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CORRECTION SLIP No. 177 Rules/II.D4 dated 16/11/2018 Proviso below clause (iii) of Rule 2, Part B of Chapter 5 of the Rules and Orders of Punjab and Haryana High Court, Volume-V, is inserted in the following manner:- "Provided that in clause (ii) and (iii), a stranger has no right to obtain copies of any judgements/orders of proceedings/documents in cases pertaining to matrimonial matters, The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act (POCSO Act), Sexual offences against women, rape cases and contempt matters. Sd/- Registrar (Rules) For Registrar General URGENT D.B. MOTION PETITION FOR THE SATURDAY DATED 15/12/2018 CR NO 1 HON'BLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE A.B. CHAUDHARI 101 CRM-44266-2018 (RBPB) RAJINDER SINGH @ MINTU V/S STATE OF PUNJAB P/996/2001 (EXT OF TIME) IN CRM-M-53062-2018 ASHISH PAL KAUSHAL (TO BE TAKEN UP AT 10:00 AM/EXTENSION OF BAIL) 1 of 260 14/12/2018 9:20 PM Pronouncement List file:///C:/Users/HCL/Desktop/html/2018_12_15_b_m.htm URGENT D.B. I MOTION PETITION FOR THE SATURDAY DATED 15/12/2018 CR NO 1 HON'BLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE ARUN PALLI 101 CM-4529-LPA-2018 (G/M) PUNJAB STATE POWER CORPORATION LTD AND ORS V/S ABHILAKSH GROVER (DELAY(F)) OMBUDSMAN & ORS CM-4528-LPA-2018 ABHILAKSH GROVER & O&M LPA-1746-2018 ABHILAKSH GROVER 102 CM-4595-LPA-2018 (IDLL) PRINCIPAL CHIEF CONSERVATOR OF FORESTS, HARYANA VAN ADVOCATE GENERAL HARYANA (DELAY(F)) BHAWAN, PANCHKULA AND ANR V/S RAM KISHAN AND ANOTHER CM-4594-LPA-2018 ADVOCATE GENERAL HARYANA CM-4596-LPA-2018 ADVOCATE GENERAL HARYANA & O&M LPA-1770-2018 ADVOCATE GENERAL HARYANA 103 CM-4605-LPA-2018 (L/L) RAM LAL V/S STATE OF HARYANA AND ORS SUKHVIR SINGH SAHU (DELAY(F)) & O&M LPA-1774-2018 SUKHVIR SINGH SAHU 104 CM-5002-LPA-2018 (SCOSBPB) PUNJAB STATE POWER CORPORATION LIMITED V/S DIAL SINGH G.S. GHUMAN (DELAY(F)) CM-5003-LPA-2018 G.S. GHUMAN & O&M LPA-2411-2018 G.S. GHUMAN 105 CM-5008-LPA-2018 (SCOSBHR) SANGEETA V/S STATE OF HARYANA AND ORS GURINDER PAL SINGH (POR) CM-5009-LPA-2018 GURINDER PAL SINGH IN LPA-831-2018 GURINDER PAL SINGH , VIJAY PAL WITH CM-4998-LPA-2018 JITENDRA KUMAR V/S DEEPAK KUMAR AND ORS SAMRAT SINGH MALIK , SURESH KUMAR REDHU IN LPA-829-2018 SAMRAT MALIK , SURESH KUMAR REDHU , VIJAY PAL 106 CM-5013-LPA-2018 (SERPB) STATE OF PUNJAB AND OTHERS V/S GURMAIL SINGH AND OTHERS ADVOCATE GENERAL PUNJAB (DELAY(F)) CM-5014-LPA-2018 ADVOCATE GENERAL PUNJAB & O&M LPA-2921-2018 ADVOCATE GENERAL PUNJAB 107 CM-5018-LPA-2018 (SERPB) STATE OF PUNJAB AND OTHERS V/S AJIT SINGH AND OTHERS ADVOCATE GENERAL PUNJAB (DELAY(F)) CM-5019-LPA-2018 ADVOCATE GENERAL PUNJAB & O&M LPA-2924-2018 ADVOCATE GENERAL PUNJAB 108 CM-15103-CWP-2018 (PIL) SWARANDEEP SINGH V/S STATE OF PUNJAB AND ORS. RANJAN LAKHANPAL A.G. PUNJAB (POR REPLI) IN CWP-24167-2017 RANJAN LAKHANPAL , MAZLISH KHAN 109 * CM-17567-CWP-2018 (TEND) THE PHAGWARA PALLEDARI CO-OPERATIVE LABOR AND NEERAJ MADAAN A.G. PUNJAB (POR ANNX) CONSTRUCTION SOCIETY AND OTHERS V/S STATE OF PUNJAB & OTHERS IN CWP-7920-2018 JASTEJ SINGH ARORA , AG,PB 110 CM-27096-CII-2018 (SAIT) PR.COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX, PANCHKULA V/S HARYANA MANPREET SINGH KANDA YOGESH PUTNEY (DISPOSAL) FINANCIAL CORPORATION, BAY NO. 17-19, SECTOR 17-A, CHANDIGARH IN ITA-317-2017 YOGESH PUTNEY PR.COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX, PANCHKULA V/S HARYANA WITH CM-27095-CII-2018 FINANCIAL CORPORATION, BAY NO. 17-19, SECTOR 17-A, MANPREET SINGH KANDA CHANDIGARH IN ITA-312-2017 YOGESH PUTNEY PR. COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX, PANCHKULA V/S HARYANA WITH CM-27094-CII-2018 FINANCIAL CORPORATION, BAY NO. 17-19, SECTOR 17-A, MANPREET SINGH KANDA CHANDIGARH-160017 IN ITA-425-2017 YOGESH PUTNEY 111 CWP-PIL-32-2018 (PIL) COURT ON ITS OWN MOTION V/S STATE OF PUNJAB AND ORS BY ORDER , A.G. HARYANA, A.G. PUNJAB, GAUTAM DUTT FOR UT CHD., NAMIT KUMAR, SUVIR SEHGAL WITH CM-3-CWPIL-2018 COURT ON ITS OWN MOTION V/S STATE OF PUNJAB AND ORS NAVKIRAN SINGH 112 CWP-PIL-1046-2018 (PIL) GAURAV SHARMA V/S UNION OF INDIA AND ANR JAGRAJ SINGH KHIVA 113 LPA-1753-2018 (M/P) JOGINDER SINGH HOODA AND ORS. V/S STATE OF HARYANA AND M.L.SHARMA , SUSHIL K SHARMA, MEENAKHI SHARMA (CWP-3956-2018) ORS. CM-4538-LPA-2018 M.L.SHARMA 114 LPA-1754-2018 (G/M) KAMALJIT KAUR AND ORS V/S STATE OF PUNJAB AND ORS KARAN NEHRA , KARAN NEHRA, RAVI NAYAK (CWP-3097-2017) CM-4539-LPA-2018 KARAN NEHRA 115 LPA-1769-2018 (SCOSBPB) RENU BALA V/S PUNJABI UNIVERSITY, PATIALA & ORS. SURINDER GARG (CWP-24274-2014) CM-4593-LPA-2018 SURINDER GARG 116 LPA-1772-2018 (SCOSBUTUOI) DEEPAK KAPUR V/S UNION OF INDIA AND OTHERS ALKA CHATRATH , M.M PANDEY (CWP-27214-2016) CM-4601-LPA-2018 ALKA CHATRATH 117 LPA-1914-2018 (SERHR) STATE OF HARYANA AND ORS V/S BIR SINGH ADVOCATE GENERAL HARYANA (CWP-23035-2013) CM-4983-LPA-2018 ADVOCATE GENERAL HARYANA CM-4984-LPA-2018 ADVOCATE GENERAL HARYANA CM-4985-LPA-2018 ADVOCATE GENERAL HARYANA 118 LPA-2920-2018 (SCOSBHR) SATBIR SINGH V/S UTTAR HARYANA BIJLI VITRAN NIGAM LIMITED AND NAVEEN DARYAL (CWP-9126-2016) ANR CM-5012-LPA-2018 NAVEEN DARYAL 2 of 260 14/12/2018 9:20 PM Pronouncement List file:///C:/Users/HCL/Desktop/html/2018_12_15_b_m.htm 119 LPA-2922-2018 (RTI) K.R. MANGALAM UNIVERSITY, SOHANA ROAD, GURGAON THROUGH ANURAG JAIN (CWP-31036-2018) IT'S REGISTRAR V/S STATE OF HARYANA AND OTHERS CM-5015-LPA-2018 ANURAG JAIN 120 LPA-2923-2018 (SCOSBPB) DIDAR SINGH AND OTHERS V/S STATE OF PUNJAB AND OTHERS HARI CHAND ARORA (CWP-20409-2016) CM-5016-LPA-2018 HARI CHAND ARORA 3 of 260 14/12/2018 9:20 PM Pronouncement List file:///C:/Users/HCL/Desktop/html/2018_12_15_b_m.htm URGENT D.B. III MOTION PETITION FOR THE SATURDAY DATED 15/12/2018 CR NO 3 HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE T.P.S. MANN HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE ARUN KUMAR TYAGI 101 CRA-D-1962-2018 (CAW) JAHAJEB @ KABIR V/S STATE OF HARYANA R S MAMLI CRM-44349-2018 R S MAMLI 102 CRA-D-1963-2018 (CAW) AVTAR SINGH @ TARI AND ANOTHER V/S STATE OF PUNJAB BIKAR SINGH CHEEMA CRM-44468-2018 BIKAR SINGH CHEEMA 103 CRA-D-1957-2018 MANOJ KUMAR @ DHINGRA @ NISHU V/S STATE OF HARYANA VIMAL KUMAR GUPTA CRM-44285-2018 VIMAL KUMAR GUPTA 104 I CRM-44303-2018 MANOJ KUMAR SON OF SURENDER V/S STATE OF HARYANA VIPIN YADAV (DELAY(F)) CRM-44304-2018 VIPIN YADAV & O&M CRA-D-2179-DB-2018 VIPIN YADAV 105 CWP-22228-2018 (CW(VAT)) JITENDER SUKHEJA V/S ADDITIONAL CHIEF SECRETARY EXCISE & R.K. VERMA TAXAT ION DEPART MENT HARYANA AND ORS 106 CWP-31454-2018 (CW(VAT)) M/S EICHER MOTORS LTD. FARIDABAD V/S STATE OF HARYANA AND RAJIV AGNIHOTRI ORS 107 CWP-31460-2018 (CW(VAT)) M/S GLOBAL AUTOMATIVE COMPONENTS(P) LTD.FARIDABAD V/S RAJIV AGNIHOTRI STATE OF HARYANA AND ORS 108 CWP-31483-2018 (FCUOI) M/S SHREE BALAJI RICE MILLS V/S DISTRICT MAGISTRATE AMBALA & BRIJENDER KAUSHIK ANR 109 CWP-32040-2018 (FCUOI) SATPAL VERMA V/S PUNJAB NATIONAL BANK N K VERMA (OTHER) 110 CWP-32088-2018 (FCUOI) M/S SAHIB IMPEX V/S INDUSIND BANK LIMITED RAKESH BHATIA (OTHER) 111 CWP-32123-2018 (FCUOI) bank of baroda V/S state of punjab and others SURESH GOYAL (OTHER) 112 CWP-32575-2018 (FCUOI) REKHA LUTHRA V/S BANK OF BARODA & ANOTHER JATINDERPAL SINGH 113 CWP-32631-2018 (FCUOI) M/S EVEREST ENGINEERING CORPORATION AND ANR V/S STATE ROHIT SURI BANK OF INDIA 114 CWP-32652-2018 (FCUOI) GUPTA EXIM (INDIA) PRIVATE LIMITED V/S ORIENTAL BANK OF MAYUR KANWAR COMMERCE & ORS. 115 CWP-32676-2018 (FCUOI) M/S KARAMBIR FEED STORE & ANR V/S CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA SAURABH BAJAJ REGIONAL BRANCH, SECTOR 17, BANK SQUARE, CHANDIGARH, THROUGH ITS MAN 116 ITA-119-2018 (SAIT) THE COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX (EXEMPTIONS), CHANDIGARH DENESH GOYAL , DENESH GOYAL V/S M/S ADESH WELFARE SOCIETY, MUKTSAR (PAN: AAATA5812E) 117 CWP-31719-2018 (FCUOI) bhupinder singh and another V/S central bank of india AALOK JAGGA (OTHER) 4 of 260 14/12/2018 9:20 PM Pronouncement List file:///C:/Users/HCL/Desktop/html/2018_12_15_b_m.htm URGENT D.B.
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