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SANJAY PRIYA
Bhagwati Timber – Appellant
Versus
State Of Bihar Through Its Principal Secretary, Department Of Environment And Forest – Respondent
JUDGMENT :
Sanjay Priya, J.
Both the writ applications have been heard together and are disposed off by this common judgment as question involved in both the applications is same and similar.
2. Petitioners have filed instant writ application for quashing the final seniority list of Veneer Mills established as on 30.10.2002 or prior thereto issued from the office of the Additional Principal Chief Conservator of Forest cum Chief Wildlife Preservation Officer, Bihar, Patna, vide Office Order No.32 dated 22.07.2013, whereby and whereunder final seniority list of Veneer Mills has been published without following the procedures, standards guidelines as laid down by the Apex Court as well as for issuance of writ of mandamus directing the respondents to include the names of the Petitioners Veneer Mills/ Plywood Industries and prepare a fresh seniority list of Veneer Mills after taking into account the standard guidelines set forth by the Central Empowered Committee/ Resolution of the State and also after adopting the fairness and transparency required in this regard.
3. The Petitioner of CWJC No.2862 of 2015 is Veneer Mill owned by sole proprietor, Sri Ramakant Sah, son of late Chandeshswar S
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