Prakash Annappa Gurav v. Kolhapur Municipal Trasport
Prasad Rajput IN IN THE THE HIGH HIGH COURT COURT OF OF JUDICATURE JUDICATURE AT AT BOMBAY BOMBAY CIVIL CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION APPELLATE JURISDICTION
25. WRIT PETITION NO.10095 OF 2025 Mahadev Dynanu Patil .. Petitioner
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Kolhapur Municipal Transport and Ors.
.. Respondents
26. WRIT PETITION NO.10096 OF 2025 Dattatry Shamrao Naik .. Petitioner
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Kolhapur Municipal Transport .. Respondent
27. WRIT PETITION NO.10099 OF 2025 Prakash Annappa Gurav .. Petitioner
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Kolhapur Municipal Transport .. Respondent
28. WRIT PETITION NO.10100 OF 2025 Raghunath Pandurang Biranje .. Petitioner
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Kolhapur Municipal Transport and Ors.
.. Respondents ....................
Mr.Rajvardhan Rane a/w Mr. Mayuresh Nagle, Advocate for Petitioner in all Petitions.
Ms. Ketki Patil a/w Mr. Abhijit Adagule, Advocates for Respondent in all Petitions.
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CORAM : MILIND N. JADHAV, J.
DATE : JULY 28, 2025 P. C.
:
1.
Heard Mr.Rane, learned Advocate for Petitioners and Ms.Patil, learned Advocate for Respondent.
2.
Today above four Petitions are listed on board which are filed by employees.
3.
Mr. Rane would submit that apart from above four Petitions there are nine other Petitions which have been filed by similarly placed employees of Respondent - Corporation. He would submit that these nine Petitions are listed on board on 18th September, 2025.
4.
Ms. Patil, learned Advocate for Respondent - Kolhapur Municipal Transport namely the principal contesting Respondent states that challenge in the present Petitions affect the Corporation. She would submit that Corporation has filed 20 Writ Petitions to challenge said order as far back as in the year 2020.
5.
Both the learned Advocates state that the employees have challenged impugned order dated 23.09.2023 passed in recovery application whereas Kolhapur Municipal Transport has challenged the original impugned award dated 30.07.2019.
6.
Both the learned Advocates would persuade the Court to list all matters together for the simple reason that most of the employees are near their retirement age and some of them have even retired.
7.
Mr. Rane would submit that if all matters are listed early it would be beneficial to the cause of the employees. Considering the joint request made by Mr. Rane as also Ms. Patil for listing all petitions together I propose to list following Petitions for hearing by consent on 5th August, 2025:- A. Petitions filed by Employees Sr.No.
Writ Petition No.
1.
9157/2025 2.
9161/2025 3.
9175/2025 4.
9178/2025 5.
9179/2025 6.
9180/2025 7.
9191/2025 8.
9176/2025 9.
9177/2025 B. Petitions filed by Corporation Sr. No.
Writ Petition (St)No.
1.
3171/2020 2.
3172/2020 3.
3189/2020 4.
3231/2020 5.
3283/2020 6.
3282/2020 7.
3285/2020 8.
3286/2020
9.
3293/2020 10.
3452/2020 11.
3453/2020 12.
3454/2020 13.
3455/2020 14.
3457/2020 15.
3612/2020 16.
3613/2020 17.
3617/2020 18.
3618/2020 19.
3619/2020 20.
3620/2020 8.
Above Writ Petitions shall be listed alongwith present four Writ Petitions in seriatim on next adjourned date. 9.
Stand over to 5th August, 2025. To be placed on the 'Supplementary Board'.
P.R. Rajput [ MILIND N. JADHAV, J. ]