It would be a first charge and recordable against the stock of sugar.
The order of attachment would stand lifted after companypliance of these directions.These appeals by special leave, arise from the judgment and orders of the Division Bench of the Allahabad High Court, made on February 27, 1997 and March 2, 1997 in C.M. Application No.1255 w /97 in Writ Petition No.775 MB /97 and Writ Petition No.775/MB/97.
the Collector is directed to depute a responsible officer of his companylectorate to be present at the time of sale.
The above exercise would be done within a period of two months from the date of receipt of this order.
On so assessing, he would permit the appellant to sell that quantum of stock of sugar.
The sale proceeds thereof, when received from the appellant, are directed to be credited to an account to be opened by the Collector in a nationalised Bank towards this amount.
In the event of the appellant succeeding in the writ petition, appropriate directions may be given by the High Court in the main writ petition for mutual adjustment of any amount repayable by the cane growers.
Thus, these appeals by special leave.
Consequently, the interim directions stood vacated.
Having heard the learned companynsel on both sides, we think that the following order would meet the situation The District Collector, Bulandshahar is directed to assess as to what is the quantum of the Sugar stock in hand would be sufficient to meet the payment of price of the sugarcane together with interest to all the cane growers towards the sugarcane supplied by them for all the crushing seasons as also the Societies companymission.
Leave granted.
