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Tomorrow, TuesdayOctober · 3 of your matters are listed
Item14Court 3
Kapoor Builders v. Sunrise Developers
10:30 am · For final arguments
Listing changed: was item 9Item22Court 7
Northline Logistics v. Union of India
11:00 am · Writ, for admission
Hearing pack readyItem41Court 12
Shah Enterprises v. Verma Traders
Afternoon · For evidence
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Tuesday, 13 October3 listed
One change since this morning. Kapoor Builders v. Sunrise Developers moved from item 9 to item 14.
10:30Court 3
Kapoor Builders v. Sunrise Developers
ChangedItem 14 · Final arguments
11:00Court 7
Northline Logistics v. Union of India
Pack readyItem 22 · Admission
2:15Court 12
Shah Enterprises v. Verma Traders
NotesItem 41 · Evidence
Monday, 12 October2 listed · 2 tasks
10:30Court 5
Anand Textiles v. Bharat Mills
HeardItem 6 · Directions
12:00Court 2
Greenfield Housing Society v. State
Next: 4 NovItem 18 · Reply filed
Task
Send hearing note to Shah Enterprises
Due todayAssigned to you by R. Iyer
Task
Collect certified copy, Anand Textiles
DoneAssigned to Vikram
Kapoor Builders v. Sunrise Developers
Commercial suit · For the plaintiff
Next13Oct
StageFinal arguments
ListingItem 14, Court 3
In the file214 pages
- Moved from item 9 to item 14 · cause list
- Arguments part-heard; listed for 13 Oct · order
- Written submissions filed · your note
- Evidence closed · order
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Northline Logistics v. Union of India · 186 pages
When was the show-cause notice served, and did we reply in time?
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The notice was served on 18 July 2026. The reply went out on 2 August, within the 15 days the notice allowed.
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PetitionPage 12
7.
The Petitioner has carried on business from the said premises since 2019 without any default.
8.
The impugned notice dated 15 July 2026 was served upon the Petitioner on 18 July 2026, as recorded in the acknowledgment annexed hereto.
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1.
This reply is submitted to the notice dated 15 July 2026, which required a response within fifteen days of service.
Dated: 2 August 2026. Received at the office of the Respondent the same day.
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