Judicial Analysis Court Copy Headnote Facts Arguments Court observation

Advocates appeared:
D. Deb, Advocate, S Sarkar, Advocate, D Debnath, Advocate, S Pal, Advocate, D R Chowdhury, Advocate, Hk Bhowmik, Advocate

Procedural fairness requires that all necessary documentation, such as the paper book, be made available to ensure due process in appellate proceedings.

Headnote:(A) No specific laws or sections cited in the judgment.

(B) The case involves procedural concerns regarding the supply of a paper book necessary for appeal.

(C) Appellants' counsel noted the absence of a paper book needed for proceedings.

(D) The Court framed issues regarding the readiness and supply of the necessary documents for appellate review. (E) The Court directed that the counsel collect the paper book from the Registry, ensuring compliance with established procedure. (F) The decision to list the matter for further proceedings on a specified date. (G) Parties involved: Appellants and Respondents. (H) No dissenting opinions presented.

JUDGMENT

S.G. Chattopadhyay, J. - Mr. D. Deb, learned counsel appearing for the appellants submits that paper book has not yet been supplied to him.

2. It appears from record that paper book is ready which has been placed in file.

3. Counsel may collect the paper book from the concerned section of the Registry in accordance with the procedure followed in this regard.

4. Let the matter be listed on 13th January, 2023.