2019 (6) TMI 153

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..... he circumstances though are not encouraging straight away in exercising discretion in favour of the petitioner, but appreciating the bonafides to clear the last instalment without further recourse to law by the Department, this Court is satisfied that the first respondent considers and disposes of Ext. P3 request in both the writ petitions to the limited extent of considering the time prayed by th .....

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..... ondent and Sri M . Sasindran, the learned counsel for the sixth respondent . 2 . The petitioner prays for the following reliefs in both the writ petitions: ( i) To direct the respondents to grant 2 months time to make payment of the dues towards the amount ordered at Ext . P2 by the issue of a writ of mandamu .....

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..... n this behalf for paying the last instalment . 4 . The learned Standing Counsel for revenue contends that in normal circumstances, he would not have opposed the writ prayer but the facts of the case on hand do not encourage the Court to show indulgence of any kind . According to the counsel, the petitioner is not treating the instalments stipulated by the .....

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