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Eco Tech Coal Industries Pvt. Ltd. filed a writ petition seeking certiorari to quash two letters issued by the Mines Development Officer and the District Magistrate, Banka, and to compel a proportional reduction in the auction amount for mineral rights, alleging unjust enrichment. The Mines …
The petitioner, Shree Ganesh Medical Agency, filed a writ petition seeking quashing of two letters issued by the Mines Development Officer and the District Magistrate, Banka, and a reduction in the auction amount due to reduced area and quantity of product. The Mines Department argued that the order …
M/s SP Stone Works, a proprietorship firm, filed a writ petition in the Patna High Court seeking certiorari to quash two letters issued by the Mines Development Officer and the District Magistrate of Banka, and to compel a proportional reduction in an auction amount following a reduction in the area …
The petitioner, Pappu Barnwal, challenged the seizure of his coal‑laden truck by the District Mining Officer, Aurangabad, and the imposition of a penalty of Rs.13,09,950 under Rule 56(2) of the Bihar Minerals Rules, alleging that the seizure was beyond jurisdiction because coal is a major mineral …
M/s Shri Ram Chandra Roadlines petitioned the Patna High Court after its coal‑laden truck was seized in Aurangabad and a fine of Rs 14,12,500 was imposed by the District Mining Officer under Rule 56(2) of the Bihar Minerals (Concession, Prevention of Illegal Mining, Transportation & Storage) Rules, …
The petitioner, a government contractor, had two trucks seized by the Mines Inspector under the Bihar Mineral Prevention Rules, 2019, for allegedly transporting stone chips without a valid transit challan. A penalty of Rs 16,95,626 was imposed by the Mineral Development Officer without any …
Chotu Yadav was arrested in connection with an illegal sand mining case (PS No. 466 of 2022) alleging offences under Sections 379, 411/34 of the IPC, Section 56 of the Bihar Minerals Rules, 2019 and Section 21 of the Mines and Minerals Act. The petitioner contended that he was falsely implicated, …
The petitioners, who were successful bidders for sand‑ghat concessions in Bihar, complied with auction, environmental clearances and executed mining lease deeds, but later surrendered their settlements and sought refund of the earnest‑money/security deposits that the State authorities had forfeited. …
The petitioners, who were successful bidders for sand‑ghat concessions in Bihar, surrendered their settlements after giving six‑months’ notice and sought refund of the earnest‑money/security deposits that the State authorities had forfeited. The State, relying on clauses in the tender documents, the …
The petitioners, who were successful bidders for sand‑ghat concessions in Bihar, complied with auction, environmental clearances and executed mining lease deeds, but later surrendered their settlements and sought refund of the earnest‑money/security deposits that the State authorities had forfeited. …
The petitioners, who were successful bidders for sand‑ghat concessions in Bihar, complied with auction, environmental clearances and executed mining lease deeds, but later surrendered their settlements and sought refund of the earnest‑money/security deposits that the State authorities had forfeited. …
The petitioners, who were successful bidders for sand‑ghat concessions in Bihar, surrendered their settlements after giving six‑months’ notice and sought refund of the earnest‑money/security deposits that had been forfeited by the State. The State authorities rejected the surrenders, relying on …
The petitioners, who were successful bidders for sand‑ghat concessions in Bihar, complied with auction, environmental clearances and executed mining lease deeds, but later surrendered their settlements and sought refund of the earnest‑money/security deposits that the State authorities had forfeited. …
The petitioners, who were successful bidders for sand‑ghat concessions in Bihar, surrendered their settlements after giving six‑months’ notice and sought refund of the earnest‑money/security deposits that the State authorities had forfeited. The State, relying on clauses in the tender documents, the …
The petitioners, who were successful bidders for sand‑ghat concessions in Bihar, complied with auction, environmental clearances and executed mining lease deeds, but later surrendered their settlements and sought refund of the earnest‑money/security deposits that the State authorities had forfeited. …
Arena Food & Agro Industries Pvt. Ltd. challenged the State of Bihar’s demand for additional royalty on a stone‑mining lease that was awarded by public auction. The company argued that the auction amount of Rs 29 crore was itself the royalty and that it had not exceeded the production ceiling fixed …
Arena Food & Agro Industries Pvt Ltd obtained a stone mining lease in Bihar through a public auction for Rs 29 crore for the period 2017‑2022 and paid the auction amount plus a small royalty. The State authorities later demanded an additional royalty of Rs 6.25 crore, asserting that the value of …
Arena Food & Agro Industries Pvt Ltd obtained a stone mining lease in Bihar through a public auction for Rs 29 crore for the period 2017‑2022 and paid the auction amount plus a small royalty. The State authorities later demanded an additional royalty of Rs 6.25 crore, asserting that the value of …
Ganpati Mahto, a transport operator, faced arrest in a case concerning an overloaded truck and an invalid challan, with alleged violations under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, Bihar Minerals Rules and the Mines and Minerals Act. The prosecution sought his custody, while the petitioner had already paid …
The petitioner, owner of a diesel TATA truck, claimed a valid prepaid challan authorising transport of yellow sand from 1‑Nov‑2024 to 2‑Nov‑2024. The vehicle was seized on 2‑Nov‑2024 by mining officials alleging overloading, and an FIR was lodged after an 18‑day delay under Section 303(2) of the …
The petitioner, owner of a 12‑wheeler truck, sought the release of his vehicle seized by the Mines Inspector under the Bihar Minerals Rules, claiming he possessed a valid challan authorising transport of 22.70 metric tonnes of sand and that the loaded weight was within the permissible limit. The …
