JUDGEMENT
A.P.SAHI, J. -
(1.) HEARD Shri Udit Chandra holding brief of Shri Subhodh Kumar, learned
counsel for the petitioner and the learned
standing counsel.
(2.) THIS writ petition arises out of proceedings under the Arms Act, whereby
the licensing authority has cancelled the
arms license of a D.B.B.L. gun of the
petitioner.
The appeal filed by the petitioner has met the same fate. The ground for
challenge is that there is only a single
incident reported against the petitioner
and in the said incident the matter was
foreclosed after a compromise was
entered into between the parties. Learned
counsel for the petitioner contends that no
ground of disturbing peace and tranquility
was made out, and the question of
involvement in one criminal case, against
the petitioner, is a single incident of law
and order, which could not have been
made the basis for cancellation.
(3.) THIS petition was filed in the year 1992. Inspite of 17 years having lapsed, no counter affidavit has been filed on
behalf of the State. In such a situation
there is no option for this Court except to
dispose of the writ petition finally at this
stage. The writ petition was entertained
and an interim order was passed on
23.09.1992, whereby the operation of the impugned order was directed to remain
stayed for a certain period.;
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