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Causelistgenerate Report WEEKLY DAILY THE HIGH COURT OF ORISSA,CUTTACK LIST OF BUSINESS FOR MONDAY THE 6TH SEPTEMBER 2021 CHIEF JUSTICE'S COURT (2ND FLOOR) AT 10:30 AM THE CHIEF JUSTICE AND MR. JUSTICE B. P. ROUTRAY This Bench will function through hybrid arrangement ( virtual/ physical mode). ( Learned counsel desirous to appearing through Virtual Mode shall intimate the name, item number, case details etc. to the Court Master through Mobile No.8763760499 between 8.00 P.M. to 10.00 P.M. on the previous date of the hearing of the case. ) Learned advocates are requested to submit the memos for urgent listing of matters first to the D.R.(Judicial), and only where the D.R.(Judicial) has communicated that the request has been declined or the date given is not convenient for some reasons, should the matters be mentioned orally before the bench of the Chief Justice or such bench assigned for the purpose. For the oral mentioning before the division bench in Chief Justice’s court through virtual mode and physical mode, learned advocates will first obtain from the court master between 9.30 a.m. and 10.15 a.m. on all working days, over phone no.8763760499, a Mentioning Matter (MM) number. In matters other than fresh admission matters, the learned advocates will furnish to the court master on e-mail id- [email protected] proof of intimation of the mentioning to learned counsel for the opposite parties. When the court of the Chief Justice assembles, the mentioning matters for virtual mentioning will be called out serial wise. Thereafter the mentioning matters for physical mentioning will be called out serial wise. Cases in the Special Weekly List will be taken up for Final Disposal after exhaustion of the Weekly List. Cases from Item No.01 shall be live streamed. FOR JUDGEMENT 1. CRLA/356/2009 RAINA@RANJAN M/S.PRUSANTA KU NAYAK JUANGA M/S.CHITTARANJAN SAHU,S.R.SAHOO, P.MOHANTY, V/S S.K.ROUTRAY, S.K.PARIDA, K.PANDA STATE 2. WA/523/2020 NIHAR RANJAN SUSANTA KUMAR DASH TRIPATHY A.K.OTTA, S.DAS, A.SAHOO, S.MOHANTY, P.DAS, N.K.DAS V/S STATE OF ODISHA MR.V.NARASINGH FRESH ADMISSION 3. WP(C)/26066/2020 IDISH BHUYAN P.K.NAYAK (I.A. No.11563/20 at fl.A A.CH.BADU for appr.order.) Mention. V/S STATE OF ODISHA 4. WP(C)/4892/2021 JAYANT SINGH MOHNOT NIROD KUMAR SAHU (Order no.6 dtd.15.07.2021 B.SWAIN, S.K.NAYAK may kindly be seen. With V/S counter by OP.2 & 3. I.A. No.2362/21 at fl.A for STATE OF ODISHA further appr.order.) Spe.adj. 5. WP(C)/26527/2021 SRI SAI RAMESWARA SIDHARTHA RAY (I.A. No.12287/21 at fl.A SOLVENTS PVT. LTD. K.K.SAHOO, B.BEHERA for injunction.) Mention. c V/S PR. COMMNR. OF INCOME TAX,BBSR WITH WP(C)/26532/2021 JAGAT JANANI CASHEW SIDHARTHA RAY (I.A. No.12288/21 at fl.A INDUSTRIES K.K.SAHOO, B.BEHERA for injunction.) Mention. c V/S PR. COMMNR. OF INCOME TAX,BBSR WITH WP(C)/26578/2021 SRI SAI RAMESWARA SIDHARTHA RAY (I.A. No.12317/21 at fl.A SOLVENTS PVT. LTD. K.K.SAHOO, B.BEHERA for injunction.) Mention. c V/S PRINCIPAL COMMNR.OF INCOME TAX, BBSR WITH WP(C)/26582/2021 SRI SWADHIN SIDHARTHA RAY (I.A. No.12318/21 at fl.A COMMERCIALS PVT. K.K.SAHOO, B.BEHERA for injunction.) Mention. c LTD. V/S PRINCIPAL COMMNR. OF INCOME TAX, BBSR FOR ORDERS 6. CRLA/464/2015 SMRUTISHREE@DOLLY M/S.BIJAYA KUMAR RAGADA (Order no.5 dtd.17.08.2021 PATTNAIK M/S.SANGRAMJIT may kindly be seen. PANDA,D.N.PANDA,S.PANDA, MC.1882/17 is at fl.B for V/S N.K.DAS, L.N.PATEL bail. Affidavit at fl.c may kindly be seen. With TCR.) STATE OF ORISSA Spe.adj. WITH CRLA/429/2015 JAYANTA SAMANTARAY MR.SARATHI JYATI (Order no.20 MOHANTY,M/S.SAMARENDRA dtd.17.08.2021 may kindly BAHADUR be seen. I.A. No.1149/15 is T.K.MOHAPATRA, at fl.A for stay of fine. ) S.R.MOHAPATRA, M/S.A.K.MOHANTY-B, B.B.BEHERA, M/S.SUBHASIS SEN, N.K.BEHERA, V/S S.N.SAHU STATE OF ORISSA 7. CRLA/660/2018 SATRUJIT NAIK R.N.MISHRA 2 (IA 1623/18 at fl.B for bail. D.DHALL With xerox copy of LCR) V/S Mention. c STATE OF ODISHA 8. WP(C)/2850/2018 JAMI NIRMALA M/S.SIDHARTHA RAY (I.A. No.12140/21 at fl.P K.K.SAHOO, P.K.KHILAR for extension of time for V/S filing of appeal. A disp. of case.) Mention. c THE PRINCIPAL M/S.RADHESHYAM CHIMANKA, COMMISSIONER OF A.KEDIA INCOME TAX 9. WA/694/2019 STATE OF ODISHA A.G.A. (IA No.1091/19 at Fl.A for further orders reg: stay. V/S I.A. No.1092/19 at fl.B for further orders KARTIK CH.BEHERA M/S.RAJJEET re:condonation of delay. ROY,S.K.SINGH,S.SOURAV With WP(C) No.26867/13, A Dispd. of Case.) Spec. Adj. 10. WA/2/2020 STATE OF ODISHA A.G.A. (With defect. I.A. No.1665/21 at fl.E for V/S substitution of Legal Heirs od deceased R-1. I.A. RUDRA NARAYAN TAREI No.5/20 at fl.A for stay. With WP(C) 21802/2019.) Spec. Adj. 11. WA/101/2020 STATE OF ODISHA A.G.A. (I.A. No.892/21 at fl.C for further orders reg. V/S condonation of delay. I.A. No.147/20 is at fl.B for MAHESH PRASAD further orders reg. stay. AD HENTALIA of notice issued to R-1 received after valid service. With WP(C) 25535/2019, a disp. of case.) Spec. Adj. 12. CRLA/533/2020 CHANDRADHWAJA KURESH PRASAD DASH (Defect no.5(d) as per SR SWAIN P.C.BEHERA, A.K.SAHOO not removed.) Mention. c V/S STATE OF ODISHA WITH CRLA/386/2019 BHIKARI SWAIN M/S.KURESH PR.DASH (Order no.4 dtd.18.07.2019 S.K.SAHOO,P.C.BEHERA may kindly be seen.) V/S STATE OF ODISHA 13. WA/405/2021 ODISHA WATER SUPPLY SAILAZA NANDAN DAS (Defect no.5(d) as per SR AND SEWERAGE BOARD not removed. I.A. No.1010/21 at fl.B for V/S condonation of delay. With WP(C) 33741/20, a disp. of AKSHAY KUMAR M/S.SOMANATH case.) Mention. c BAHINIPATI MISHRA,K.R.MOHANTY,J.MOHANT Y WITH WA/408/2021 ORISSA WATER SUPPLY SAILAZA NANDAN DAS (Defect no.3,5(d) & 5(e) as AND SEWERAGE BOARD per SR not removed. I.A. No.1016/21 at fl.B for V/S condonation of delay. With WP(C) 1509/21, a disp. of MAMTA DAS case.) WITH WA/421/2021 ORISSA WATER SUPPLY SAILAZA NANDAN DAS (Defect no.3,5(d) & 5(e) as AND SEWERAGE BOARD per SR not removed. I.A. No.1043/21 at fl.B for V/S condonation of delay. With WP(C) 20774/17, a disp. of TUSHAR RANJAN PANDA case.) WITH WA/427/2021 ORISSA WATER SUPPLY SAILAZA NANDAN DAS (Defect no.3,5(d) & 5(e) as AND SEWERAGE BOARD per SR not removed. I.A. No.1057/21 at fl.B for V/S condonation of delay. With WP(C) 38265/20, a disp. of LAXMIDHAR NAYAK case.) WITH WA/428/2021 ORISSA WATER SUPPLY SAILAZA NANDAN DAS (Defect no.3,5(d),5(e) & 9 as AND SEWERAGE BOARD per SR not removed. I.A. No.1059/21 at fl.B for V/S condonation of delay. With WP(C) 38263/20, a disp. of BIREN KUMAR SINGH case.) WITH WA/434/2021 ORISSA WATER SUPPLY SAILAZA NANDAN DAS (Defect no.3,5(d) & 5(e) as AND SEWERAGE BOARD per SR not removed. I.A. No.1072/21 at fl.B for V/S condonation of delay. With WP(C) 38270/20, a disp. of PANCHANAN SAHOO case.) 14. WA/432/2021 ORISSA WATER SUPPLY SAILAZA NANDAN DAS (Memo filed by the counsel AND SEWERAGE BOARD for appellant is at fl.A for withdrawal of appeal.) V/S BIBHUTI BHUSAN DASH 15. WA/455/2021 STATE OF ODISHA ADDL. STANDING COUNSEL (I.A. No.1110/21 at fl.A for dispensing with filing of V/S C.copy. I.A. No.1112/21 at fl.B for condonation of GIRIDHARI BEHERA delay. Recpt. showing service of copy of appel memo along with I.A. on R- 1 not filed. With WP(C) 26534/19, a disp. of case.) Spe.adj. 16. WA/456/2021 STATE OF ODISHA ADDL. STANDING COUNSEL (Defect no.5(e) as per SR not removed. I.A. V/S No.1115/21 at fl.A for dispensing with filing of PRAVAKAR NAYAK C.copy. I.A. No.1116/21 at fl.B for condonation of delay. Recpt. showing service of copy of appeal memo with I.A. not filed. With WP(C) 27266/19, a disp. of case.) Spe.adj. 17. WA/616/2021 ENGINEER IN CHIEF, ADDL. STANDING COUNSEL (Defect no.5(d) & 9 as per PUBLIC HEALTH, SR not removed. I.A. ODISHA No.1515/21 at fl.A for dispensing with filing of V/S C.copy. I.A. No.1516/21 at fl.B for condonation of HEMANTA PRASAD delay.
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