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Patna High Court

Ram Swaroop Prasad SinghversusThe State Of Bihar and Ors

Decided
Disposal
WITHDRAWN

Holding

The writ application is dismissed as infructuous.

Summary

Ram Swaroop Prasad Singh filed a civil writ petition before the Patna High Court. The petition sought relief against the State of Bihar and other respondents. Counsel for the petitioner argued that the passage of time had rendered the writ application infructuous. The court examined whether the petition could still be entertained despite the delay. Concluding that the writ had become ineffective due to the lapse of time, the court dismissed the application as infructuous.

Issues considered

  • Whether the writ petition is maintainable after the lapse of time rendering it infructuous

Subjects

  • writ jurisdiction
  • infructuous
  • delay
  • civil procedure
  • Patna High Court

Judgment

                       IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA
                                Civil Writ Jurisdiction Case No.16382 of 2017
                  ======================================================
                  Ram Swaroop Prasad Singh Son of Late Ambika Prasad Singh, Resident of
                  Village P.O.-Lohra Laxmipur, P.s.-Haveli Kharagpur, District-Munger, Bihar.

                                                                                ... ... Petitioner/s
                                                    Versus
            1.    The State Of Bihar and Ors
            2.    The Municipal Commissioner, Patna Municipal Corporation, Patna.
            3.    Smt. Shipra Ghosh, Daughter of Dhirendra Nath Bishwash, Wife of Subhash
                  Chandra Ghosh, Resident of Mohalla-Boring Road, P.S.-S.K. Puri, District-
                  Patna.
            4.    Sushri Sudha Khetan, Daughter of H.J. Khetan, Resident of Gandhi Nagar,
                  P.s.-Sri Krishnapuri, District-Patna.
            5.    Ajay Kumar Sabu, Son of D.P. Sabu, Resident of Mohalla-Boring Canai
                  Road, P.S.-Sri Krishnapuri, District-Patna.
            6.    Sushil Kumar Saabu, Son of Dwarika Prasad sabu, Resident of Mohalla-
                  Boring Canal Road, P.S. Srikrishnapuri, District-Patna.
            7.    Nirja Khetan, Wife of H.J. Khetar, Resident of Mohalla-Boring Canai Road,
                  P.S.-Sri Krishnapuri, District-Patna.
            8.    Anil Kumar, Son of Chhathu Chaudhary,Director, Patliputra Builders Pvt.
                  Ltd. Patna, Resident of Shiram Apartment, North Sri Krishnapuri, P.S. Sri
                  Krishnapuri, District-Patna.

                                                            ... ... Respondent/s
                  ======================================================
                  Appearance :

                  For the Petitioner/s   :      Mr. Vibhakar Tiwari, Advocate

                                                Mr.Kanchan Kumar Singh, Advocate

                  For the Respondent/s   :      Mr.Yogendra Prasad Sinha – Aag7

                  For the Respondent 5 & 6:     Mr. Manish Jha, Advocate

                  For the PMC            :      Mr. Yashraj Bardhan, Advocate

                                                Mr. Abhimanyu Kumar Tripathi, Advocate

                  ======================================================
                  CORAM: HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE ANIL KUMAR SINHA
                                        ORAL ORDER

12   07-01-2026                   1. Mr. Vibhakar Tiwari, learned counsel appearing for

                    the petitioner under instruction from Advocate -On- Record
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                    submits that by efflux of time this writ application has become

                    infructuous.

                                 2. Accordingly, this application is dismissed as

                    infructuous.



                                             (Anil Kumar Sinha, J)
praful/-

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