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1950 Supreme(Cal) 100

HARRIES, BANERJEE
Sudhindra Nath Datta – Appellant
Versus
Sailendra Nath Mitra – Respondent


Advocates:
H. Rahman with Ajit K. Sarkar, for petitioner; S.M. Bose, Advocate General with K.P. Khaitan, for Respondent.

Judgement

HARRIES, C.J. :- This is an application for a mandamus directing the respondent to show cause why a mandatory order should not issue for the cancellation of a certain order of requisition made by the respondent as an officer of Govt. There was an alternative prayer for a writ of prohibition prohibiting the respondent from giving effect to a pretended order of requisitioning.

2. The petitioner is the owner of certain premises known as 13 Ballygunge Circular Road in the city of Calcutta.

3. On 22-5-1949, he was served with an order purporting to have been made by Govt. requisitioning the premises 13 Ballygunge Circular Road with the exception of two rooms, a kitchen and certain offices. The notice requisitioning the property did not state the purpose for which the property was required, but it is the case for the petitioner that he went on to the premises at about 3.45 p. m. on May 22nd and he was informed by some officer of Govt. that the premises had been requsitioned as a residence for the Honble Minister of Excise in the Govt. of the State of West Bengal. It is common ground that the Minister did take up residence in these premises and has resided at the premises ever sin
































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