AMIYA KUMAR MUKHERJI
Mahabir Prasad Bansal – Appellant
Versus
State of West Bengal – Respondent
This Rule is directed against the order of termination of petitioner’s M.R. Dealership passed by the Deputy Commissioner, Jalpaiguri, dated 15th September, 1975. On November 13, 1972 the petitioner, against the order of suspension of his dealership, moved this Court under Article 226 of the Constitution and obtained a Rule, being C.R. 7677(W) of 1972 and also obtained an ad-interim order of injunction against the Sub-divisional Controller, Food & Supplies, Jalpaiguri from settling the shop with any person or authority for a period of five weeks after the long vacation with liberty to apply for extension and/or further interim order with notice to the other side before the appropriate Bench. Pursuant to the liberty given to the petitioner, an application for the extension of the interim order with notice to the respondents was moved before Mr. Justice P. K. Banerjee. The learned Judge by his order dated 22nd December, 1972 extended the interim order in terms of prayer till the disposal of the said application. The application was adjourned till four weeks after Christmas vacation. Thereafter the petitioner moved an application for contempt on the ground of alleged non-compli
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