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Maintainability of petition - Keeping in view the conduct as ...

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January 16, 2024

Maintainability of petition - Keeping in view the conduct as such of the petitioner who chose to sit back and has not responded to the show cause notices, it is not required to exercise extra-ordinary writ jurisdiction to examine whether the notices are without jurisdiction at the hands of a luxurious litigant who chose not to respond to the notice and now seeks to invoke the jurisdiction of this Court. - HC

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