ORIGINAL JURISDICTION - Orissa High Court
ORIGINAL JURISDICTION - Orissa High Court
ORIGINAL JURISDICTION - Orissa High Court
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The appellants-petitioners did not pay the cost of Rs.5000/- within<br />
the stipulated period of four weeks and prayed for further time to pay the<br />
said cost. Accordingly, by order dated 21.01.2009, this <strong>Court</strong> granted further<br />
two weeks time to the appellants-petitioners to pay the cost of Rs.5000/-, as<br />
directed vide order dated 28.11.2008, failing which the appeal shall stand<br />
dismissed without further reference to the Bench.<br />
In spite of the peremptory order of this <strong>Court</strong> dated 21.01.2009, as the<br />
appellants-petitioners did not pay the cost within the prescribed time, the<br />
appeal, i.e. FAO No.146 of 2006 stood dismissed on 18.03.2009, for noncompliance<br />
of the peremptory order.<br />
The present respondent-opposite party filed a writ application before this<br />
<strong>Court</strong> for implementation of the judgment of the State Education Tribunal<br />
dated 24.12.2004 in GIA Case no.65 of 2004, which was registered as<br />
WP(C) No.3465 of 2009. The said writ application was taken up for<br />
consideration and the Division Bench of this <strong>Court</strong> while taking note of the<br />
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fact that the appeal filed by the appellants-petitioners i.e. FAO No.146 of<br />
2006, has been dismissed for non-compliance of peremptory order dated<br />
21.01.2009, disposed of the writ application directing the present appellantspetitioners<br />
to comply with the order of the State Education Tribunal passed<br />
in GIA Case no.65 of 2004 within a period of four months from the date of<br />
the said order, if no other application is pending against the order of this<br />
<strong>Court</strong> dated 21.01.2009, dismissing FAO No.146 of 2006.<br />
The appellants-petitioners filed an application for restoration of FAO<br />
No.146 of 2006 on 11.09.2009, which was registered as CMAPL No.320 of<br />
2009. Along with the said application for restoration, the appellantspetitioners<br />
filed the present application under Section 5 of the Limitation Act,<br />
for condonation of delay of 282 days in filing the restoration application.<br />
In the meantime, as the order of this <strong>Court</strong> dated 17.04.2009 passed<br />
in WP (C) No.3465 of 2009 was not implemented, the respondent-opposite<br />
party filed an application for implementation of the said order, which was<br />
registered as Misc.Case No.11305 of 2009. The said application for<br />
implementation of order dated 17.04.2009 was disposed of by this <strong>Court</strong> vide<br />
order dated 14.09.2009 directing the appellants-petitioners to comply with<br />
the said order dated 17.04.2009 by the end of November, 2009. This <strong>Court</strong><br />
further observed that if the said order is not complied with by the end of<br />
November, 2009, contempt proceeding shall be initiated against the present<br />
appellants-petitioners, who were opposite parties in the said writ application.<br />
The respondent-opposite party filed its objection to the present<br />
application for condonation of delay. The main objection of the respondentopposite<br />
party is that no ground has been taken in the present application,<br />
explaining the inordinate delay in filing the restoration application and that<br />
the said application has been filed at a belated stage to get the appeal