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SC to hear Centres plea challenging Calcutta HC's order of setting aside order passed by CAT

By LawStreet News Network      22 November, 2021 04:50 PM      0 Comments
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Supreme Court to hear Centres plea challenging Calcutta High Courts order of setting aside order passed by CAT Principal bench to transfer Alapan Bandyopadhyay's petition to New Delhi & directing the Kolkata Bench of CAT to decide the case on an expedite basis.

Counsel on behalf of Sr Adv DrAMSinghvi seeks for short passover

Passover granted

SG: Some urgency, kindly have it.

Singhvi: Please have it on Friday or  Monday.

SG: If Dr Singhivs client does not do anything till Friday, I have no problem.

Bench: What is the interim relief that you are seeking?

SG: Stay of the interim order. If suppose he goes to Calcutta CAT..

Bench: Okay well record his statement.

Singhvi: I just have 2 things to say. Your Lordship heard SG for 40 minutes and did not issue notice. Secondly, please do not record anything I will ensure nothing happens.

SG: Dr Singhvis oral assurance is good enough. Nothing needs not be recorded.

Bench: List this matter on Friday.



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