SUREPALLI NANDA
D. S. N. Raju – Appellant
Versus
State of A. P, Rep. by its Secretary – Respondent
ORDER :
Surepalli Nanda, J.
Heard the Learned Senior designate counsel Mr D.V.Sitaram Murthy representing the learned counsel on record, appearing on behalf of the Petitioners and the Learned Government Pleader for Revenue appearing on behalf of Respondents No.1 to 4 and the learned counsel appearing on behalf of respondents.
2. The Petitioner approached the Court seeking prayer in W.P.Nos. 16686 of 2014 as under :
PERUSED THE RECORD :
3. The relevant portion of the orders impugned dated 01.02.2014 in Case No.F1/2200/2009, reads as under:
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