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2011 Supreme(Pat) 284

S.N.HUSSAIN
Vikash Kumar Singh Son Of Sri Ram Bharosa Singh – Appellant
Versus
State Of Bihar Through The Principal Commissioner-cum-secretary, Department of Transport, Government Of Bihar, Patna – Respondent


JUDGEMENT

1. I.A. No. 10324 of 2010 has been filed by the President, Bihar Truck Owners Association, Patna for being impleaded as a party respondent to the writ petition. Although learned counsel for the petitioner vehemently opposes the impleadment of intervener as party respondent, but from the facts and circumstances of the case it is quite apparent that the intervener applicant as well as his Association is vitally interested in upkeep and maintenance of the roads of this State and the damage caused to the roads of the State adversely affects their business and hence the outcome of this writ petition is bound to have immense effect one way or the other upon interveners Association and its members. Accordingly, this interlocutory application is allowed and the intervener applicant Sri Bhanu Shekhar Prasad Singh, President, Bihar Truck Owners Association, Patna S/o late B.P. Sinha, resident of Village and P.O.- Majhaulia Estate, District-Sitamarhi (Bihar) is added as respondent no. 5 to the writ petition.

2. Petitioner is the owner of the Truck bearing Registration No. JH-02M-2857 registered with the authorities of the Transport Department at Hazaribagh Jharkhand and has filed thi












































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