*KARNATAKA HIGH COURT
D. V. Shelendra Kumar, J.
Ramachandra G. N. v. State of Karnataka Department of Revenue by its Secretary
1. These writ petitions, though had been listed for passing orders on application in Misc W. No. 4150 of 2011 filed on behalf of respondents 1 to 3 for vacating the interim order of stay granted in these petitions and another application in Misc. W No. 6402 of 2011 filed on behalf of petitioners, has been heard on merits very extensively and while the application for amendment is formally ordered. the application for vacating stay need not be orderd separately, as writ petitions are being disposed of as under.
2. I have heard Sri. S.K.V. Chalapathy, learned senior advocate appearing for Sri. Sangamesh R. Bharsetty, learned counsel for the petitioners, Sri. R. Omkumar, learned AGA for respondents 1 to 3 and Sri. S.P. Kulkarni, learned counsel for fourth respondent at some length and in some detail.
3. Writ petitions are basically directed against, the order dated 9-9-2020 (copy at Annexure - R to the writ Petition). passed by the Assistant Commissioner, Bangalore North Sub-division, Bangalore and the affirming order dated 17-3-2011, a copy of which was produced by the petitioners subsequent to the filing of the writ petitions along with a memo dated 12-4-2011, passed by the Special


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