High Court Patna High Court - Orders

Gopal Dutta Shukla vs N.K.Sinha,Administrator,Bsrtc& on 10 August, 2011

Patna High Court – Orders
Gopal Dutta Shukla vs N.K.Sinha,Administrator,Bsrtc& on 10 August, 2011
                    IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA
                          Letters Patent Appeal No.999 of 2005
                                           In
                                    (MJC 1370/2005)

               Gopal Dutta Shukla, son of late Ram Nath Shukla, resident
               of village-Bagaura, P.S.-Daraunda, District-Siwan
                                          ..... Petitiioner-Appellant
                                             Versus
               01. N.K.Sinha, Administrator, Bihar State Road Transport
                   Corporation, Birchand Patel Path, Patna-1
               02. M.L. Jain Clite Accounts Officer, Bihar State Road
                   Transport Corporation, Birchand Patel Path, Patna-1
               03. The State of Bihar
                                          ..... Opposite Parties-Respondents
                                ----------------------------------

05. 10.08.2011 The present L.P.A. has been filed against

the order date 25.7.2005 passed in M.J.C. No. 1370

of 2005, whereby claim of the appellant has been

disposed of in view of order passed by the

Corporation as contained in Memo No. 393 dated

31.01.2005 and there is a categorical finding that

the claim of the appellant was disposed of in the

light of the order of this Court, violation of which has

been complained. It is also recorded that a copy of

this order be handed over to the learned counsel for

the appellant and the order further reads that

insofar as payment is concerned, learned counsel for

the Corporation submits that the same has been

paid as per the guidelines of the Apex Court in the

Public Interest Litigation in which is has been

observed as follows:-

“Learned counsel for the
2

petitioner submits that even the
payment has not been made in terms
of the representation made by the
learned counsel appearing for the
respondent Corporation. It is open to
the petitioner to bring this fact to the
notice of the High Court and the High
Court will take appropriate decision.
The Special Leave Petition is disposed
of with the above observation”.

Accordingly L.P.A. is disposed of.

However, if the appellant is still aggrieved

by order contained in Memo No. 3250 dated

31.01.2005, liberty is granted to him to avail the

alternative remedy available to him before the

appropriate Forum.

(T. Meena Kumari, J.)

(Vikash Jain, J.)
P.K.