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16<strong>Court</strong>NewsMANORAMA MOHANTY & ORS.-V- AUTHORIZED OFFICER & ORS.W.P.(C) NO.6913 OF 2008 (With Batch) (Dt.21.12.2012)SECRUITSATION & RECONSTRUCTION OF FINANCIAL ASSETS & ENFORCEMENT OF SECURITYINTEREST ACT, 2002 ( in short SARFAESI ACT,2002) – S.13.Whether the Co-operative Banks are entitled <strong>to</strong> take action under the SARFAESI Act, 2002, againstthe petitioners <strong>to</strong> en<strong>for</strong>ce the security interest as created by the petitioners while taking loan when disputecase U/ss. 68 & 70 of the <strong>Orissa</strong> Co-operative Societies Act, 1962 is pending – Held, pendency of DisputeCase U/ss. 68 & 70 of the OCS Act does not debar the Co-operative Banks from invoking the provisionsof the SARFAESI Act <strong>to</strong> en<strong>for</strong>ce security interest <strong>for</strong> liquidation of loan not repaid.( M. M. Das, J & C.R. Dash, J.)SUKANTI JENA-V- STATE OF ODISHA & ORS.W.P.(C) NO.11212 OF 2012 (Dt.21.12.2012)ANGANWADI WORKER – Appointment – Advertisement made <strong>for</strong> one post – Five candidatesapplied – One Sasmita Behera was selected/appointed having secured highest marks – Petitioner wassecond in the merit list – As Sasmita was regularly attending C.T. training petitioner filed appeal challengingher appointment be<strong>for</strong>e the A.D.M. – Sasmita was disengaged – Since petitioner was not given appointmentin that vacancy she filed the writ petition.As per guide lines of the Government Dt.2.5.2007 vacancy need be filled up immediately – SinceSasmita has not challenged her disengagement order nor the rest three candidates challenged the selectlist prepared by the Selection Committee, right accrues in favour of the petitioner <strong>for</strong> appointment in thatvacancy – Held, direction issued <strong>to</strong> the CDPO (O.P.4) <strong>to</strong> issue order of engagement <strong>to</strong> the petitioner asAnganwadi worker.( B. N. Mahapatra, J. )HAWKINS COOKERS LTD. & ORS.-V- SRI JAGANNATH TRADERSCRP. NO.49 OF 2010 (Dt.14.12.2012)A. CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE, 1908 – O-.14, R-2.Issue relating <strong>to</strong> lack of terri<strong>to</strong>rial jurisdiction of the <strong>Court</strong> ought <strong>to</strong> be decided be<strong>for</strong>e the partieswent in<strong>to</strong> trial of the suit.In this case admittedly on 6.7.2010 the Plaintiff-O.P. filed evidence on affidavit Under Order 18, Rule4 C.P.C. and the defendant-Petitioners cross-examined P.W.1 – Held, the Defendants-petitioners havewaived their right of raising objection as <strong>to</strong> terri<strong>to</strong>rial jurisdiction of the trial <strong>Court</strong> and <strong>to</strong> make a prayer<strong>to</strong> try that issue as preliminary issue.B. CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE, 1908 – O-14, R-2(2).Where two or more <strong>Court</strong>s have jurisdiction <strong>to</strong> try a suit, whether the parties can agree <strong>to</strong> submitthemselves <strong>to</strong> the jurisdiction of one of these <strong>Court</strong>s and oust the jurisdiction of other <strong>Court</strong>s and if theanswer is in affirmative, whether such an agreement is against the public policy – Held, where two or more<strong>Court</strong>s have jurisdiction <strong>to</strong> try a suit, the parties can agree <strong>to</strong> submit themselves <strong>to</strong> the jurisdiction of oneof those <strong>Court</strong>s and oust the jurisdiction of other <strong>Court</strong>s and such an agreement is not against the publicpolicy.

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