Manipur High Court

MC(WA)/12/2026 of State of Manipur and 3 Ors Vs Chingangbam Dilip Meitei and Anr on 26 March 2026

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of 3 Supplementary-1, Sl. No. 1 IN THE HIGH COURT OF MANIPUR

Supplementary-1, Sl. No. 1

IN THE HIGH COURT OF MANIPUR

AT IMPHAL

MC(WA) No. 12 of 2026

1. The

State

of

Manipur

represented

by

the

Secretary/Commissioner (Works), Government of Manipur, Old Secretariat, South Block, Imphal, Manipur -795001.

2. The Chief Engineer, PWD, Govt. of Manipur at Imphal.

3. The Commissioner/Secretary (Finance), Government of Manipur, Old Secretariat, South Block, Imphal, Manipur-

795001.

4. The Joint Secretary (Pension Cell), Govt. of Manipur.

……Appellants/Applicants

-Versus-

1. Chinganbam Dilip Meitei, aged about 48 years, S/o (L) Ch.

Ibocha Singh, Ex-Work charged Chowkidar, Mechanical Division No. 1, PWD, Manipur and a resident of Khurai Kongpal Chingabam Leikai, P.O. & P.S. Porompat, Imphal East District, Manipur.

….. Respondent

2. The Accountant General, Manipur at Imphal.

….. Proforma Respondent

BEFORE

HON’BLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE MR. M. SUNDAR

HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE A. GUNESHWAR SHARMA

For the Appellants

::

Mr. S. Niranjan, Government Advocate

For the Respondents

::

Ms. Kh. Sapna, Advocate for respondent

No. 1 (Physical Court) led by Mr. N.

Umakanta, senior advocate on the Video

Conferencing (V.C.) platform;

Mr. S. Suresh, Advocate for respondent

No. 2.

SHAMURAILATPAM

SUSHIL SHARMA

Digitally signed by

SHAMURAILATPAM SUSHIL SHARMA

Date: 2026.03.27 19:59:17 +05'30'

Date of Hearing

::

27.03.2026

Date of Order

::

27.03.2026

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ORDER

(M. Sundar, CJ)

After some arguments, Mr. S. Niranjan, learned State Counsel sought leave of this Court to withdraw the captioned ‘Miscellaneous Case’ (‘MC’ for the sake of brevity) and he made a further plea to preserve all the rights and contentions of the ‘applicants’ (‘State’ collectively for the sake of convenience) to file another MC application with ‘Condonation of Delay’ (‘CoD’) prayer qua the same subject matter. To be noted, when the matter was taken up, it came to light that more than one phase in the 634 (six hundred thirty-four) days sought to be condoned remain unexplained and this necessitated the request of learned State Counsel. In this view of the matter, the request of learned State Counsel is acceded to.

In this regard, the endorsement made by the learned State Counsel in the case file (scanned reproduction) is as follows :

In the light of the narrative thus far, captioned MC is disposed of as withdrawn/closed albeit with preservation of rights and contentions of applicants/State as set out supra.

We refrain from imposing costs.

JUDGE

CHIEF JUSTICE

FR/NFR Sushil

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