Trial court superseding high court order

MSC Shekar (Querist) 18 November 2016 This query is : Resolved
In a Writ, Hon'ble High Court granted a writ in favour of Petitioner against the Registration Department (Respondent) to furnish certain document and all connected records. Accordingly the District Registrar gave that particular document to the petitioner. Hence the matter was settled for that time being.

Later after two years when the same petitioner approached the Registration Department for the connected records relating to the document already given, they denied.

Since a Writ was already filed in this subject, the petitioner filed a suit in the Trial court for granting injunction against the Registration Department for want of the connected records which was already a part of writ.

But the Trial Court took a opposite stand and dismissed the suit, To note that the Respondent/Defendent Registration Department decided to be Ex-Parte.

Does this amounts violation on the part of Trial court against Writ passed by High Court ?

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Guest (Expert) 18 November 2016
Are you in any way concerned with the problem? If yes, clarify, how you are concerned? Besides, please discuss with background details of the past case, along with the nature of judgment, as well as the present case.

Devajyoti Barman (Expert) 19 November 2016
Well, without seeing the writ petition, order passed therein and the contents of plaint I can not advise further.