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The Man.Comm.Laxmi Narayan Swa vs The State Of Bihar &Amp; Ors on 24 February, 2011

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The Man.Comm.Laxmi Narayan Swa vs The State Of Bihar &Amp; Ors on 24 February, 2011
            IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA
                        CWJC No 2807 of 2010
THE MANAGING COMMITTEE, LAXMI NARAYAN SWARGIYA PANDIT RAJHANS
  SANSKRIT PRATHMIK SAH UCHCHA VIDYALAYA @ VIDYA MANDIR & ANR
                              Versus
                     THE STATE OF BIHAR & ORS
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3 24.02.2011 As pursuant to notice issued by this Court to private

respondent No 7, he has appeared and filed an interlocutory application

bringing on record certain facts and praying for modification of the order

passed earlier on 12.04.2010 without hearing him, in my view, it is

appropriate that the matter be listed For Admission before appropriate

Bench which would consider the desirability of modifying the order in

question in view of the facts brought on record and/or finally dispose of

the matter as it may consider appropriate.

As respondent No 7 has, in his application, stated that the

last date for filing forms and fees of Madhyama Examination is 28th of

February, 2011 with late fine 03rd of March, 2011, the students will suffer

irreparable injury if they are not permitted to appear.

Without expressing any thing on merit and without

prejudice to any party, it is directed that the Sanskrit Shiksha Board may

accept the fees and forms, if otherwise they are in accordance with law, of

the students but while accepting the same and issuing admit cards, it

would inform the students that their results would be contingent upon the

result of this writ petition. This would also be conveyed by respondent

No 7 to the students who are submitting their fees and forms through him.

Let the matter be listed before appropriate Bench after

taking necessary permission from Hon’ble the Chief Justice and parties
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would be at a liberty to move the Court concerned for early disposal of the

case.

M.E.H./                                       (Navaniti Prasad Singh)