Gujarat High Court

SCA/5781/1996 of SHIV TOURS AND TRAVELS Vs TRANSPORT COMMISSIONER on 4 December 1996

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HIGH COURT OF GUJARAT AT AHMEDABAD SPECIAL CIVIL APPLICATION No 5781 of 1996 -------------------------------------------------------------- SHIV TOURS AND TRAVELS Versus TRANSPORT COMMISSIONER -------------------------------------------------------------- Appearance: MR BR GUPTA for Petitioner

IN THE HIGH COURT OF GUJARAT AT AHMEDABAD

SPECIAL CIVIL APPLICATION No 5781 of 1996

-------------------------------------------------------------- SHIV TOURS AND TRAVELS

Versus

TRANSPORT COMMISSIONER

-------------------------------------------------------------- Appearance: MR BR GUPTA for Petitioner Appearance: MR BR GUPTA for Petitioner -------------------------------------------------------------- CORAM : MR.JUSTICE M.S.PARIKH Date of decision: 04/12/96

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ORAL ORDER

This matter first appeared on 3rd August 1996 and thereafter from time to time. On 24th September 1996 the following order was passed :- "Leave to amend as per the Draft Amendment granted vide order below the Draft Amendment.

granted vide order below the Draft Amendment.

Notice returnable on 3-10-96. Meanwhile, it is directed that if any seizure of vehicle carrying passengers is to be made, it should be made at the nearest Depot. If, upon checking it is found that the vehicle is carrying passengers contrary to the Motor Vehicles Rules after is found that the vehicle is carrying passengers contrary to the Motor Vehicles Rules after recording reasons of such seizure.

D.S. permitted."

On 3rd October, 1996 absence of the learned advocate for the petitioner was noted and the matter was adjourned to 23rd October, 1996. The same thing happened on 23rd October, 1996. Even today, in First Sitting none remained present though the matter was repeatedly called out and the matter was placed in Second Sitting. When the matter is called out in Second Sitting, no one is present for the petitioner and hence the petition is dismissed. Notice is discharged. Interim relief is vacated.

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