UIRIT PETITION NO: 22555 OF 2025 v. Telangana State Road Transp.ort.corporation (TSRTC)

Petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of lndia praying that in the circumstances stated in the affidavit filed therewith, the High Court may be pleased to issue an appropriate Writ or order or direction, preferably one in the nature of a writ of Mandamus us declaring impugned proceedings of 4th respondent Depot Manager, Jangaon vide proceedings TGSRTC,No.01 11221(11)1201g-JN dated 26t0712025 to evicting the petitioner without considering Representation Dated 15107t2025 in respect of Stall No'18 (Food Court) of Petitioner of Jangaon Bus Station by showing discrimination with other existing contrary to Licensees as illegal, arbitrary, against the principles of natural justice, discriminatory and violative of articles 14, 19(i) (g) and 21 of constitution of lndia, consequently set aside the impugned proceedings TGSRTC,No.01/1 22t(11)/201g-Th drted 26t07t2025 of 4th respondent by extending the License Deed dt.o1t8t2}19 for a further period of (3) Three months or till new tender allotment as per Clause 28 of Deed of License dated 0110812019 of the Petitioner. lA NO: 1 oF 2025 Petition under Section 151 CPC praying that in the circumstances stated in the affidavit filed in support of the petition, the High Court may be pleased direct the respondent No.4 to continue the License of the Petitioner Stalt No.1g (Food Court) of Jangaon Bus Station as per the terms of Deed of License Clause 28 of Deed of License dated 01tOBl2O1g. Counsel for the Petitioner: SRl. N.N. SOMENDRA REDDY Counsel for the Respondents: SRt N. CHANDRA SEKHAR l The Court made the following: ORDER THE HON'BLE SRI JUSTICE ITAGESITATTPPNTEPET<E ORDER: Petitioner was granted license to run Food court stall No.18 at Jangaon Bus station und.er Jangaon Depot, with a monthly license fee of Rs.45,506/- for five years, up to 31.07.2024- Ma.,y other licensees appried for one year extension, and the respondent corporation approved their requests. Petitioner also submitted his extension request on L8-o7.2o24 to the 4th respondent, with a copy to the 3.d respondent, and both acknowledged it. on Lg.oz .2024, petitioner sent a representation to lst respond.ent, referring to Proceedings dated o4.o9. ioit'.'ffi" stated. that petitioner have paid all license fees and have no dues. His current lease ends on 3 L.o7.2025, but no tender has been issued for shop No.1g. so, he requested an extension for three more months or until a new contractor takes over and he also. agreed to a LS%o increase in rent. However, the 4th respondent passed the impugned order dated 26.o2.2o2s without considering his request, which goes against clause 2g of the License Deed dated 01.O8.2O19. Hence, this writ petition. 2 r{0r(J W.P. t{022555 of 2025

2. Heard Sri N.Somendra Reddy, learned counsel for petitioner and Sri N.Chandra Sekhar, learned Standing Counsel for TSRTC for respondents. Perused the record.

3. Learned counsel for the petitioner submitted that when the matter was listed on 26.08.2025, this Court directed the petitioner to file an undertaking to vacate Stall No.18 (Food Court) at Jangaon Bus Station by 3O.O9.2O25. In response, tl-re petitioner filed an aflidavit requesting an extension until

06.10.2025 on humanitarian grounds. He further submitted that petitioner is willing to cornply with the Court's direction but seeks a short extension due to the Dussehra festival vacation frorn 29.09.2025 to 05.10.2025. During this period, there will be heavy passenger traflic at the bus station, leading to increased demand for- food services. Hence, petitioner requests permission to vacate the stall on 06.10.2025 instead of 30.09.2025.

4. learned counsel for respondents Iiled counter aflidavit stating that petitioner was licensed to run Stall No.18 from O1.O8.2O19 to 3l .O7.2O24, extended to 31.07.2025 due to COVID-l9 relief. No further extension is. allowed under the -qqw,H ( I t! 3 NErU W.P. Lo.22555 of 2025 \ \ I , licence or policies. Clause 28 prohibits extensions and requires handover after expiry. It is stated that petitioner has no right to continue occupation beyond 31.07.2025. The petitioner has previoudly sought muttiple extensions through tJle courts, with the last extension valid until 31.O7.2025. The present petition for further extension is not tenable and reflects a pattern of habitual litigation. Therefore, prayed to dismiss the writ petition.

5. Considering the submissions made by both learned counsel and upon perusal of the record, this Court finds that petitioner's license is valid up to 31 .OT .2025, and no further extension is permitted under the agreement. It may be noted that petitioner's request for an extension beyond this date is rejected. However, in view of the affidavit filed by the petitioner to consider his request to vacate the premises by 06.10.2025, and in view of the upcoming Dussehra festival, this Court permits the petitioner to vacate Stall No.18 by O6.1O.2025.

6. Accordingly, this Writ Petition is disposed of directing the petitioner to vacate Stall No.18 (Food Court) at Jangaon Bus Station by 06. LO.2O25. There shall be no order as to costs. 4 NEtU W.P. tIo.2255S of 2025 Miscellaneous applications, if any pending, shall stand closed. SD,.S. RAO ,TTRUE COPY" OFFrcER .I I i ! i I I t, l l' I \ "':ffi ijTri*,,,ffi#ll:iil**+ffi l]":l'il1""1'l;il:'*1':J""agng wiransat. '1:i:":;;;"'(o), waransal Resion' waransal District' - ,^-o^^ -lanqoan District' ) The Regtor L g. iileb;puty RegionalManager \L'r' "-: - Warangat' ""' I ffi$${f,ifintunrmf$ti*irussu" CHR BS \ \ j j i t t ! I I I I I i I , , I t / HIGH COURT DATED:0210912025 ORDER W.P.No.22555 of 2025 : sra :) 17 0EC ffi$ l] .,1 ,.i,, ,,|) DISPOSING OF THE WRIT PETITTON o I ! I I ! I I I t. i t