In a lighter vein, the judge also asked the petitioner — a retailer selling liquor — to consume what they sell so that they do not approach court for every issue else the court will have to impose costs.
“Your client is becoming a habitual litigant. Even if the wind ruffles the hair on his head, he runs to the Delhi High Court for it. Maybe he needs to start consuming something that he sells,” the Court said.
The judge further said that the new excise policy of Delhi government has assured that there will uninterrupted supply of liquor but it does not talk about any specific brand.
Source: Barandbench
