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VISHAL MISHRA
AKARSH S/o RAJENDRA JAISWAL – Appellant
Versus
STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH – Respondent
ORDER : – The complainants have filed an application for intervening into the matter pointing out several facts and circumstances before this Court but the fact remains that on an application being filed the intervenors, the cognizance has been taken by the Authorities i.e. the Collector and the impugned order has been passed. Thus, virtually the complaint made by them is acted upon. Therefore, the intervenors who are the local residents of the area wherein the liquor shop is being opened has no locus to intervene into the writ petition, placing reliance upon the judgment passed by the Division Bench of this Court in the case of Madhya Pradesh Karmachari Congress vs. State of Madhya Pradesh and others, W. A. No. 64/2021 decided on 10-2-2021.
In such circumstances, once the complaint filed by the intervenor is already acted upon they don’t have any locus to intervene into the writ petition.
Accordingly, the intervention application is rejected.
With the consent of the parties, the matter is heard.
Challenge is being made to the order dated 11-4-2022 sent on behalf of the respond
The District Magistrate has the power to direct closure or relocation of a liquor shop for the preservation of public peace, and a liquor shop licensee has no fundamental right to run the shop as per....
There is no fundamental right to trade in liquor; state policies can modify licensing rights as long as they comply with statutory provisions.
The consent of the owner of the premises is necessary for carrying on liquor business, and in the absence of such consent, the authority is not entitled to grant a license to the tenant.
The State Government holds the authority to regulate excise shop locations and close them without notice if due procedure was followed.
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