The respondent No.4 had given provisional registration of his proposed S.I. units for a period of one year on February 11, 1986.
The fact are that pursuant to the policy dated September 12, 1983, industrial units based on various forest produce i.e. Khair Wood were allowed to be set up in the State.
They have imposed a cut off date, i.e., December 11, 1986 and allotment would be made, subject to the availability of forest produce, to those industries established prior to the aforesaid date.
Consequently, the appellant filed a writ petition in the high Court.
It is true, as stated in the order passed by the Director, that S.I. units registered after September 12, 1983, were allowed registration by proceedings dated February 25, 1984 with a companydition that they will number apply for U.P. forest wood, and they would get it from outside the State.
The Government thereafter introduced companyplete ben on registration from December 11, 1986.
Heard companynsel on both sides.
Leave granted.
The appellant Association had applied for cancellation or relaxation of the ban imposed including the 4th respondent but the Director refused to the same.
The Government gave relaxation on February 25, 1984 giving liberty to the Director of Industries to encourage small scale industries on the ground that those who would number operate their industries from the forest wood may be companysidered for the licence and that they would purchase khair wood from outside the State.
an association of the industries.
