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2001 Supreme(J&K) 112

NISAR AHMAD KAKRU
Gh. Rasool Malik (Dr. ) – Appellant
Versus
State Of J. &K. – Respondent


Advocates Appeared:
Advocate For Respondent: Muzaffar Hussain Attar
Advocate For Appellant:Petitioner in person

1. At the very out set, it needs to be no­ticed that this petition had come up for consid­eration on 15.03.2001, 27.03.2001 and 29.03.2001 but had to be adjourned due to non-appearance of the counsel for the petitioner who had abstained from the work because of the strike of the Bar as contended by the petitioner. On 04.04.2001 it was again adjourned in hope of appearance of the counsel for the petitioner. The petition was listed on 23.04.2001 and the following order was passed:-

"The petitioner, and learned counsel for the State were heard on 04.04.2001. However, it was adjourned to this day in hope of appear­ance of learned counsel for the petitioner. Counsel is not present. Mr.M.H.Attar submits that the petitioner has obtained an ad interim direction by supression of material facts. He, therefore, prays for vacation of the direction. One Dr. Gh.Nabi War has been posted in place of the petitioner as S.D.O. He submits that the interim directioin has the effect of staying his order of posting also. He, therefore, prays for modification of the order to enable him to join at Handwara in consequence to Govt. order No.91-ASH of 2000 dated: 15.09.2000. Con­sidering the nature of the cont










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