Dehradun: Recently the High Court has ordered the Kashipur Bar Association to reinstate the membership of Bar member Amrish Kumar Aggarwal with immediate effect. Also, the court also said that any member can file a petition against Bar Council. The case was heard before the bench of Chief Justice Ramesh Ranganathan and Justice Alok Kumar Verma. According to the case, expelled member Amrish Kumar Aggarwal on behalf of Kashipur Bar Association had filed a special appeal in the High Court stating that he is a member of Kashipur Bar Association, but Kashipur Bar revoked its membership without any reason.

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Contempt notice to Udhamsingh Nagar DM and others for misuse of court order: According to sources, the High Court misused the order of the court. A contempt notice has been issued to engineer KK Tilara. The court has directed all the above to file their reply by January 2. The next hearing of the case will now be held on January 2. Along with this, the petitioner was instructed to make all the District Magistrates parties in it but the administration is disregarding the order of the court and is breaking up residential and commercial shops in the name of road widening in Sitarganj and on opposing it, refer to the High Court order being given.

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Response to the government on the petition filed against the construction of ropeway: According to received information, then it has been learned that the High Court has given the state government 3 weeks after hearing the PIL filed against the proposed ropeway construction for Nainital. Instructions have been given for filing answers. In the affidavit submitted by the tourism department, it has been said that this is the first survey to construct ropeways and it can be built anywhere. There is no possibility of any danger from their construction. An advocate of the government demanded additional time for filing the reply. After this, the court accepted the demand and asked the state government to file an answer in 3 weeks.

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