M/S DEEPAK AND CO. AND ANR vs UNION OF INDIA AND 4 ORS Advocate - DY.S.G.I., ,SC, I R C T C,MR G N SAHEWALLA,MR M SAHEWALLA,MR N ANIX SINGH,MS N K DEVI,MS T J SAHEWALLA,MR H GUPTA — WP(C)/6214/2023
Case under Constitution of India Section 221. Next hearing: 12th June 2026.
CNR: GAHC010229892023
Filing Number
WP(C)/12454/2023
Filing Date
05-Oct-2023
Registration No
WP(C)/6214/2023
Registration Date
16-Oct-2023
Judge
Honourable Mr. Justice Devashis Baruah
Coram
Honourable Mr. Justice Devashis Baruah
Bench Type
Single Bench
Category
10184 - License and Permissions. ( 242 )
Judicial Branch
Writ Section
Last updated 10-Jun-2026
Acts & Sections
Petitioner(s)
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1.M/S DEEPAK AND CO. AND ANR
Adv. MS. B CHOWDHURY,MS M BORAH,MS M BORAH, ,IMSENKALA,MS M BORAH
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2.POONAM PORWAL
Respondent(s)
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1.UNION OF INDIA AND 4 ORS Advocate - DY.S.G.I., ,SC, I R C T C,MR G N SAHEWALLA,MR M SAHEWALLA,MR N ANIX SINGH,MS N K DEVI,MS T J SAHEWALLA,MR H GUPTA
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2.THE RAILWAY BOARD
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3.THE GENERAL MANAGER
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4.THE GROUP GENERAL MANAGER
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5.THE INDIAN RAILWAY CATERING AND TOURSIM CORPORATION LTD.
Case History
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12-Jun-2026
Next hearingPending
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12-Jun-2026
Admission
Honourable Mr. Justice Devashis Baruah
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06-May-2026
Honourable Mr. Justice Devashis BaruahView PDF
Case Summary: WP(C)/6214/2023 - M/S Deepak and Co. v. Union of India The Gauhati High Court modified its interim order in this railway catering license dispute. The petitioners (a Delhi-based catering firm) challenged IRCTC's authority to revise license fees, arguing only Railways had such power under the 2010 Catering Policy. The court directed petitioners to deposit license fees at pre-revision rates within 15 days to avoid coercive action, with IRCTC's acceptance not prejudicing either party's position in ongoing proceedings. The case is listed for 12.06.2026; the order clarifies it does not grant license renewal or create any rights for the petitioners. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.
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06-May-2026
Admission
Honourable Mr. Justice Devashis Baruah
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30-Apr-2026
Honourable Mr. Justice Devashis BaruahView PDF
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30-Apr-2026
Admission
Honourable Mr. Justice Manish Choudhury
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19-Mar-2026
Honourable Mr. Justice Manish ChoudhuryView PDF
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19-Mar-2026
Admission
Honourable Mr. Justice Manish Choudhury
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10-Feb-2026
Honourable Mr. Justice Manish ChoudhuryView PDF
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10-Feb-2026
Admission
Honourable Mr. Justice Kardak Ete
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19-Jan-2026
Honourable Mr. Justice Kardak EteView PDF
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09-Dec-2025
Honourable Mr. Justice N. Unni Krishnan NairView PDF
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09-Dec-2025
Admission
Honourable Mr. Justice N. Unni Krishnan Nair
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14-Nov-2025
Honourable Mr. Justice N. Unni Krishnan NairView PDF
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04-Nov-2025
Admission
Honourable Mr. Justice Devashis Baruah
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22-Oct-2025
Honourable Mr. Justice Devashis BaruahView PDF
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27-Aug-2025
Admission
Honourable Mr. Justice N. Unni Krishnan Nair
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13-Aug-2025
Honourable Mr. Justice N. Unni Krishnan NairView PDF
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09-Sep-2024
Honourable Mr. Justice Sanjay Kumar MedhiView PDF
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26-Jun-2024
Honourable Mr. Justice Michael ZothankhumaView PDF
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19-Apr-2024
Honourable Mr. Justice Kalyan Rai SuranaView PDF
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22-Feb-2024
Honourable Mr. Justice Arun Dev ChoudhuryView PDF
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22-Feb-2024
Admission
Honourable Mr. Justice Budi Habung
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22-Jan-2024
Honourable Mr. Justice Budi HabungView PDF
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22-Jan-2024
Motion
Honourable Mr. Justice Manish Choudhury
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03-Jan-2024
Honourable Mr. Justice Manish ChoudhuryView PDF
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08-Nov-2023
Honourable Mr. Justice Suman ShyamView PDF
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08-Nov-2023
First hearing
Initial hearing scheduled
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18-Oct-2023
Honourable Mr. Justice Michael ZothankhumaView PDF
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05-Oct-2023
Case filed
Registration No. WP(C)/6214/2023
Case Summary: WP(C)/6214/2023 - M/S Deepak and Co. v. Union of India The Gauhati High Court modified its interim order in this railway catering license dispute. The petitioners (a Delhi-based catering firm) challenged IRCTC's authority to revise license fees, arguing only Railways had such power under the 2010 Catering Policy. The court directed petitioners to deposit license fees at pre-revision rates within 15 days to avoid coercive action, with IRCTC's acceptance not prejudicing either party's position in ongoing proceedings. The case is listed for 12.06.2026; the order clarifies it does not grant license renewal or create any rights for the petitioners. This case analysis is maintained by casestatus.in based on publicly available court records.
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