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High Court of Judicature at Hyderabad COURT NO. 2 THE HONOURABLE SRI JUSTICE M.S.RAMACHANDRA RAO THE HONOURABLE SRI JUSTICE K.LAKSHMAN To be Heard on Monday The 6th day of January 2020(AT 10:30 AM) (DAILY LIST) SNO CASE PETITIONER ADV. RESPONDENT ADV. 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IA 3/2019 RR-2 to 7- App. by M.Nageswara Rao (5592) IA 4/2019 vide SR No. 73413/2018. IA 5/2019 R-8-App. by P.Sridhar Reddy (6622) vide SR IA 6/2019 No.78134/2019. IA 7/2019 RR-11 to 14- App. by P.Krishna Reddy IA 8/2019 (5609) vide SR No.78136/2019. IA 9/2019 Material Papers filed by USR AS/1103/2018 No.100598/2018. Counter affidavit filed by R-11 to R-14 vide USR No.51113/2019. R-10-RETURNED UNSERVED R-15-\\\\\\\" PARTY EXPIRED \\\\\\\"VIDE MEMO FILED USR NO.60451/19 PROOF OF SERRVICE NOT FILED FOR R- 10 STEPS DUE TO BRING ON RECORD THE LRS OF R-15 R-9-\\\\\\\" SERVED \\\\\\\"VIDE PROOF OF MEMO FILED USR NO.60451/19 PROOF OF SERVICE FILED VIDE USR NO.60447/19 FOR RR-16 TO 19 2 39 AS/1103/2018 MENTE NAGESWARA RAO POTTIGARI SRIDHAR REDDY RANGA REDDY KRISHNA REDDY PUTTA 40 AS/2089/2018 M/S BHARADWAJ ASSOCIATES MADHUSUDHAN REDDY PASUNOOR RANGA REDDY IA 1/2018 RR-1 & 2-APP BY M/S P.MADHUSUDHAN IA 2/2018 REDDY IA 3/2018 R-3-NOT NECESSARY PARTY VIDE C.T. 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