Supreme Court India — Judgments of 1989
110 reported judgments of the Supreme Court India from 1989 — page 1 of 2.
- NEW JEHANGIR VAKIL MILLS LTD. v. COMMISSIONER OF INCOME-TAX, BOMBAY NORTH KUTCH AND SAURASHTRA 1989 PTD 79
Section (66 (1), (?), ()) does not have the power to direct the reference power of fresh facts to remand the appellate tribunal to the High Court's reference to add or change matters.…
- COMMISSIONER OF WEALTH TAX, KANPUR v. CHANDER SEN 1989 PTD 116
The division of the 37 joint family business, consisting of A and B father and only son, continued as a business partnership firm, respectively, and he formed a joint family with his sons, the sum of …
- COMMISSIONER OF INCOME-TAX, KANPUR v. MESSRS BEHARI LAL RAM CHARAN LTD. 1989 PTD 164
Section 24 [Section 226 (1) is consistent with the Indian Income Tax Act, 1961 Income Tax Ordinance, Section 34 and D34A of 1979] In the Indian Income Tax Act, 1961, section 256 (1) go ahead and avoid…
- HINDUSTAN TEA CO. v. K. SASHIKANT & CO 1989 MLD 212
S, 30? and Contract 33 Contract Act (IX of 72 1872), Section Award to Award In the favor of the award that the arbitrator acted contrary to the provisions of section 70, the Contract Act assumes no re…
- MESSRS JAGDISH SUGAR MILLS LTD. v. THE C.I.T., LUCKNOW 1989 PTD 233
Section 10 (2) (vii) is responsible for the payment of the cess for sale under the law of the sales reviewer as the sale of the residual auction for the sale of the land shall mean the sale under the …
- COMMISSIONER OF INCOME-TAX, BIHAR AND ORISSA v. S.P. JAIN 1989 PTD 324
Section 23A Dividend Income Taxability was not found liable under section 23A in the corresponding year with respect to the profits from two different companies U and S Company U, while the company ac…
- STATE OF ORISSA v. DANDASI SAHU 1989 MLD 404
Constitution of India, Article 136 Arbitration Act (X of 1940), Section 20 Special Leave Appeal The validity of an irrevocable award is limited to the determination of the question before the Supreme …
- INDIAN OXYGEN LTD. v. COLLECTOR OR CENTRAL EXCISE 1989 MLD 490
Central Excise and Salt Act 1944 Sections 4 (1) (a) and 4 (4) (d) (i) Cost of goods The factory price was able to determine the price at which the price was fixed and other costs, Exclude charges or c…
- R.K, PALSHIKAR (HUF) v. THE COMMISSIONER OF INCOME-TAX, MADHYA PRADESH, 1989 PTD 700
As regards B 66 as Section 6666, the question of law was neither raised by the tribunal development of agricultural land as a dwelling nor was it questioned as to whether the lease of plots was consid…
- RAJA RAM KUMAR BHARGAVA BY LEGAL HEIRS. v. UNION OF INDIA 1989 PTD 811
Guidance will be considered when deciding whether to move out of the jurisdiction of Section 9 civil court…
- ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF COMMERCIAL TAXES (ASST.) AND DHARWAR v. DHARMENDRA TRADING CO. ETC, ETC. 1989 PTD 839
Section 115 Commitments Against Government Entrepreneurs Launching New Industries Incentive schemes that provide sales tax incentives Amendment / withdrawal due to misuse of the scheme, and relevant f…
- S.A. JAIS & COMPANY v. THE GUJARAT ELECTRICITY BOARD 1989 MLD 1053
Contract Act 1872 Section 10 Interpretation of a Construction Contract The relevant term of the contract to talk about digging of tanks in any soil, moor, sock, etc.: \ word \ sock parties does not me…
- HARI NATH v. STATE OF U.P. 1989 MLD 1062
Evidence Act 1872 Sections 9 and 114 Identification Parade Identification Cost One of the eyewitnesses who identified the suspect is expected to know some of the suspects as residents of the nearby ar…
- KHALIL AHMAD BASHIR AHMED v. TUFELHUSSEIN SAMASBHAI SARANGPURWALA 1989 MLD 1068
Section 105 of the property act, lease or transfer of license If the transfer of any interest in immovable property became the right to benefit, it was a lease, let alone use the land without exclusiv…
- SUBHASH CHAND v. STATE OF HARYANA 1989 MLD 1076
5 and 2 (4) (i) (a) of the Punjab Borstal Act, 1926, definition of an offense punishable by murder. Not eligible to take advantage of the Act…
- JAGTAR SINGH v. STATE OF PUNJAB 1989 MLD 1080
The Pakistan Penal Code Sections 302, 299 and 300 of the main evidence accused the tractor hit the victim's buffalo after the road was damaged and the victim was hit by a tractor handle. Witnesses at …
- LAXMAN SAHU v. STATE OF ORISSA 1989 MLD 1083
The right to private defense of the Pakistan Panel Code Sections 304, Part I, 97 and 100 of the body must be expected to be present, genuine or at risk.…
- M.P.E.B. v. BASANTIBAI 1989 MLD 1107
Electricity Act 1910 Section 26 (6) Scope Conflict Whether the maker in question was valid or the error is to be decided by an electrical inspector The pending dispute cannot succeed on the Completion…
- ISTATC OF MAHARASHTRA v. POLLONJ I DARAHSHAW DARUWALIA 1989 MLD 1111
Section 5 (1) (c) of the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1947, does not require the selection of a period for acquisition of immovable assets known as immovable property immovable property, not the whol…
- OM PRAKASH GARG v. GANGA SAHAI 1989 MLD 1117
Code of Civil Procedure 1908 Section 64 Transfer of Property Act (1V of 1882), section 76 adds a tenant to the mortgage while the property was under a lease attached to the breach of section 64; Cava …
- ,\'STATE OF KARNATAKA v. SHIVALINGAIAH 1989 MLD 1119
The death of Pakistan Penal Code Sections 3L, CF III, 304, Parts 11, 3112, 325 and 323 cannot be the result of sudden and momentary victimization. 304, Part II was not attracted to the aggravated offe…
- BUDHU MAL v. MAHABIR PRASAD 1989 MLD 1120
Provincial Small Causes Courts Act 1887 Section 23 Small Causes Court jurisdiction suit which includes the question of title The small cause court is not obliged to return the case to the parties shou…
- COMMERCIAL AVIATION AND TRAVEL COMPANY v. VIMLA PANNALAL 1989 MLD 1125
Court Fees Act 1870 Section 7 (iv) (f) Court of Appeals The court must temporarily accept the plaintiff's assessment for the value of the court fee.…
- BIHAR STATE HOUSING BOARD, STATE OF BIHAR v. BAN BIHARI MAHATO 1989 MLD 1177
Section 23 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, was subject to certain conditions as to the findings of the Compensation High Court, being involved in the public interest and related to the facts and ci…
- MHADAGONDA RAMGONDA PATIL v. SHRIPAL BALWANT RAINADE 1989 MLD 1184
The Property Act 1882 Section 60 Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), O XXXX, RR 5, 7 and 8 mortgages related to mortgage suits were not by conditional sale or a final mortgage guidance order was passed. S…
- FOOD CORPORATION OF INDIA v. GREAT EASTERN SHIPPING CO. LTD. 1989 MLD 1194
Submission of Sections 14 and 30 of the Arbitration Act, 1940, the Court finding that the Court Charter Party between the Food Corporation of India and the Shipping Company Arbitration Clause, in a sp…
- UNION OF INDIA v. L.K. AHUJA & CO 1989 MLD 1199
Arbitration Act 1940 Section 20 Application or Reference Retention The application under Section 20 for taking into account the intake account is denied whether the claimants are competing or not the …
- UNION OF INDIA v. L.K. AHUJA & CO 1989 MLD 1209
Settlement aside by arbitration between the contractor and the Provincial Government award under Sections 30 and 33 of the Arbitration Act 1940 is not completed within the contract time. Additional cl…
- K. KRISHNA REDDY v. SPECIAL DEPUTY COLLECTOR, LAND ACQUISITION UNIT II LMD KARIMNAGAR, ANDHRA PRADESH 1989 MLD 1216
Land Acquisition Act 1894 Section 23 Appeal Court Determination of Compensation The authority to issue orders on remand should not be used lightly, and unless the evidence is lacking, the award should…
- R.N. KUMAR v. R.K. SORAL 1989 MLD 1235
Retaining the application for filing a Trial Arbitration Agreement within the limits of sections 20 and 34 of the Arbitration Act, 1940…
- SANJAY SURI v. DELHI ADMINISTRATION, DELHI 1989 MLD 1249
Prisoners, sections 59 and 27 of the Prison Act 1894 should not be assigned to work in the area where regular detainees are made to work so that there is no room for contact and communication.…
- EXECUTIVE ENGINEER, IRRIGATION, GALIMALA v. ABNADUTA JENA 1989 MLD 1257
Code of Civil Procedure 1908 Section 34 Arbitration Act (X of 1940), Section 29 and 30 Arbitration Procedure Act which applies to relevant matters Interest award before proceedings No question can be …
- CHANDAN v. STATE OF RAJASTHAN 1989 MLD 1271
Evidence of Sections 2302 Evidence Act (I of 1872), Sections 3, 14, 15 and 133 Evidence of evidence At least the identity of the participant in the parade but cannot be examined is sufficient to confi…
- BAKHTAWAR SINGH BALKRISHAN v. UNION OF INDIA 1989 MLD 1277
Civil Code of Conduct 1908 Section 20 Arbitration Act (X of 1940), Sections 4 and 17 Institutional Suits entered into a military agreement UP awarded the award hanging in UP by the court in Delhi High…
- NANAHAU RAM v. STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH 1989 MLD 1293
Pakistan Penal Code Sections 2302 and 6 39v The robber died after describing the evidence of the murder to the villagers that he had also admitted the statement of the two accused in writing and signe…
- COMMISSIONER OF INCOME-TAX, LUCKNOW v. BAZPUR CO-OPERATIVE SUGAR FACTORY LTD. 1989 PTD 1311
The expenditures collected by the members of the Cooperative Society will be used to convert the partially paid shares into interest payments into a fully paid up share of the interest-bearing capital…
- STATE OF PUNJAB v. AMARJIT SINGH 1989 MLD 1475
The recording of the deceased's statement should not be encouraged during the investigation of the Proclamation of the Dead Proof 3232 Section 1872…
- STATE OF ORISSA v. LAIL BROTHERS 1989 MLD 1480
Sections 30 and 35 of the Arbitration Act 1940 were challenged as irrelevant and because of this special amount the award was given together without specifying the amount under a particular amount.…
- ANGURI v. JIWAN DASS 1989 MLD 1483
The easement act cannot be allowed to appear before the Supreme Court in special appeals by changing the mode and sections of sections 23 and 15 of the easement and drainage from the ceiling instead o…
- SURESH RAGHO DESAI v. VIJAYA VINAYAK GHAG 1989 MLD 1486
The Supreme Court denied any wrongdoing of facts as a result of abortion of justice or equality in the absence of any fault of the law in the face of the Arbitration Act 1940 Section 30 Award.…
- NEELKANTAN AND BROS. CONSTRUCTION v. SUPERINTENDING ENGINEER, NATIONAL HIGHWAYS, SALEEM 1989 MLD 1487
After the section 30 award of the Arbitration Act 1940, the decision to withdraw from the party's acquisition of arbitrator is excluded from the challenging appointment as the proceedings become ineff…
- INDIAN RAYON CORPN LTD. v. RAUNAQ AND COMPANY PVT.LTD. 1989 MLD 1489
Arbitration Act 1940 Sections 4, 30 Applicant Notice for Supplemental Award begins with the date of service of the party in which it appears that it has commenced approval of the award entry and the d…
- STATE OF U.P. v. KRISHNA GOPAL 1989 MLD 1501
Definitions 3 and 45 of the Evidence Act 1872 define criminal case evidence…
- SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT, MADRAS v. MUNUSWAMY MUDALIAR 1989 MLD 1510
Arbitration Act 1940 Section 5 Termination of Arbitration Named Arbitration Agreement with the Government Superintendent Engineer Removing its successor by assigning the jurisdiction of the responsibl…
- SUBC SINGH v. STATE OF HARYANA 1989 MLD 1514
Under Section 5 (4) of the Punjab Borstal Act 1926 and Penal Code of 560 (XLV of 1860), the benefit of benefit under section 5 is penalized. , PPC whether he is sentenced to life imprisonment…
- MAHESH CHAND v. STATE OF RAJASTHAN 1989 MLD 1517
Pakistan Penal Code Section 307 was acquitted by the trial court of criminal proceedings but was not convicted by the High Court offense under the law under punishment but the parties prayed for the s…
- COLLECTOR OF 24 PARGANAS v. LALITH MOHAN MULLICK 1989 MLD 1518
CPC death, marriage and party bankruptcy CCC Code Code Order XXII O XLII, R 1 & O XXII, R 4 Appeal was decided by the Supreme Court on the merits of the Supreme Court but died during the appeal senten…
- KARTAR SINGH v. STATE OF PUNJAB 1989 MLD 1519
The Pakistan Penal Code Sections 302 and 304, Part II murder testimony was defined by the accused and other accused but not properly explained, the way the incident occurred was not clearly establishe…
- HARI KISHAN SINGH v. SUKHBIR SINGH 1989 MLD 1521
The Pakistan Penal Code Sections 325, 323, 149 and 148 were acquitted of the charges under Sections 307, 149, but with Section 145 and 148, the punishment has been retained under Sections 325, 323. Th…
- SUNDER SINGH v. STATE OF RAJASTHAN 1989 MLD 1527
Under Pakistan Penal Code 302 and 304 Part 1 Section 302, the sentence was changed to 304; Released, confinement period has already passed [sentence]…
- RATTAN SINGH v. STATE OF PUNJAB 1989 MLD 1528
The Pakistan Penal Code Sections 302, 325 and 326 of the accused are accused of armed with the sticks of persons armed with sticks who cannot be convicted of murder under the section 302, only those f…
- MAKHAN SINGH v. STATE OF PUNJAB 1989 MLD 1567
Proof of Pakistan Penal Code Section 300 Act (1872), Section 9 Murder Son Accused Son has alleged that his father committed his father's transfer of land.…
- JHUNAMAL ALIAS DEVANDAS v. STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH 1989 MLD 1572
Criminal Code on Real Estate (CCPC) Section 145 Civil Suit Pending Order Pending a civil suit cannot be dismissed simply because the failed party has referred to the civil court.…
- STATE OF U.P. v. ANIL SINGH 1989 MLD 1575
The filing of a report with the police and the registration of a witness cannot be investigated specifically for this matter only after the completion of Section 154 FIR of the Code of Criminal Proced…
- MAHNAT DHANGIR v. Shri MADAN MOHAN 1989 MLD 1632
Seeking Appeals from XLC Original Decisions of CLC Code Order O XLI, R 22 Cross Objection Retention of M math property sale was declared illegal by the court but denied possession order M Math Buyer c…
- BALWANT KAUR v. UNION TERRITORY OF CHANDIGARH 1989 MLD 1638
Proof of approval for the Pakistan Penal Code Sections 302 and 120…
- HARE KRISHNA SINGH v. STATE OF BIHAR 1989 MLD 1716
In Pakistan Penal Code Sections 230 34, & 34 & j 379, murder cases are not required in each case stated by the accused by the prosecution.…
- COLLECTOR OF CENTRAL EXCISE, MADRAS v. T.I. MILLERS LTD., MADRAS 1989 MLD 1781
Central Excise and Salt Act 1944 Section 4 (4) (c) Affiliate Buyer Company, through which the bulk of the sale was made by the Assisi Company, the main distributors of the Company who were the Assisi'…
- STATE OF U.P. v. RAM SWARUP 1989 MLD 1795
8 302 Evidence Act (Constitution of 1872), Section 3 Prohibition murder in small villages where people are divided on caste basis The evidence of witnesses cannot be denied because they are biased wit…
- ADMINISTRATOR-GENERAL OF WEST BENGAL v. COLLECTOR, VARANASI 1989 MLD 1827
Land Acquisition Act 1894 Section 23 Market Value The determination of land with the possibility of urban use is the best evidence to obtain the value of land acquired at or at the time of initial not…
- TCJ BHAN MADAN v. IIND ADDITIONAL DISTRICT JUDGE 1989 MLD 1845
Section 116 and 115 of the Evidence Act 1872, refusing to declare the tenant by the landlord and the tenant…
- MUHAMMAD SIDWQUE v. DIRECTOR, EXCISE AND TAXATION 1989 MLD 1858
Section 7676 (a) of the Property Act 1882 to relieve mortgages and to recover possession of a mortgage and tenant by the eviction mortgaged landlord filing a lawsuit that the courts below find that th…
- SUDHA DEVI v. M.P.NARAYANAN 1989 MLD 1894
Evidence Act 1872 Section 3 Civil Procedure Code (V8 1908), OXIX, Rr 1 and 2 Affidavit Identification Right Affidavit is not included in the definition of `proof of 'in the Evidence Act S: 3 and only …
- MOHAR SINGH v. DEVI CHARAN 1989 MLD 1908
The Property Act 1882 provides for the exemption of section 109 and 106 jurisdiction and tenancy integrity; the provision of section 109 leases to two shops by the co-owners, at the time of division, …
- DARSHAN SINGH v. STATE OF PUNJAB 1989 MLD 1931
The section 302 Criminal Code of Conduct (v. 1898), the event of the 154 FIR, was recorded within an hour of dealing with the FIR, 12 1/2 km away, that was later developed and Bad time was not mention…
- KRISHI UTPADAN MANDI SAMITI, MUZAFFARNAGAR (U.P.) v. RATAN PRAKASH MANGAL 1989 MLD 2119
The acquisition of land information under the Land Acquisition Act Acquisition 1, under Land, Act 17 and Land, is partly in question under the direction of the Supreme Court's Inquiry into the Report …
- GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING-IN-CHIEF v. SUBHASH CHANDRA YADAV 1989 MLD 2132
The Cantonment Board Servants' Rules, 1937, R5C provided for the transfer of employees of the Section 280 Board of Rules, 1937, violate the Rule 5 authorization to make rules.…
- FOOD CORPORATION OF INDIA v. SURENDRA DEVENDRA AND MOHENDRA TRANSPORT CO. 1989 MLD 2137
Arbitration Act 1940 Section 13 and 2 (a) of the Transport Contract Agreement stipulates that the responsibility for tolerating corruption of the transporter shall be determined by the order of the Sp…
- M.S. JAGADAMBAL v. SOUTHERN INDIAN EDUCATION TRUST 1989 MLD 2144
Specific Relief Act 1877 Section 42 Trial for Trial Trial Trial for Trial Trial for Trial Trial for Trial and Probability of Trial ? The views that were weighing with the trial judge are not appropria…
- ABDUL HAMID SHAMI v. ABDUL MAJID 1989 MLD 2150
The suits for the Court Fees Act 1870 Section 7 (iv) (f) accounts should not be arbitrary and irrelevant to the teaching assessment provided by the plaintiff.…
- RAGHUNATH PRASAD SINGH v. SECRETARY, HOME (POLICE) DEPARTMENT GOVERNMENT OF BIHAR 1989 MLD 2153
Police Act 1861 Section 2 The joint police force was limited in writing to the wireless cadre and the regular police officer requesting a member of the police force for one or the other cadre, by mean…
- ELIZABETH DINSHAW v. ARVAND M. DINSHAW 1989 MLD 2209
Guardians and Wards Act 1890 Section 7 Prison Corps Minor child care and minor welfare is an important criterion for abduction by one parent from one country to another. There is no benefit to wrong a…
- LAXMI RAJ SHETTY v. STATE OF TAMIL NADU 1989 MLD 2330
Evidence Act 1872 Sections 78 (2), 81 and 57 of the newspaper facts contained therein are unacceptable in nature.…
- SOVA RAY v. GOSTHA GOPAL DEY 1989 MLD 2358
CPC disclaimer and adjustment of suit AC XXIII, Cure Procedure Code Order XXIII, extension of payment of installment payment period not default penalty in default clause indication in order to approve…
- INDIAN OIL CORPORATION LTD. v. INDIAN CARBON LTD 1989 MLD 2383
Reasons for awarding Sections 14, 30 and 33 of the Arbitration Act 1940 The reasons for awarding awards can be kept because detailed reasons have not been given.…
- MADHAO DESHPANDE v. MADHAV DHARMADHIKAREE 1989 MLD 2389
Arbitration Act 1940 Section 2 (c) Award A reference to an appropriate court to maintain a reference to a property dispute within the jurisdiction of two courts, one of the courts within the jurisdict…
- CHIMANLAL HARGOVINDDAS v. SPECIAL LAND ACQUISITION OFFICER, POONA 1989 MLD 2392
The valuation of the Land Acquisition Act 1894 section 23 and 4 market value must be in accordance with the date of publication of the notification under the market pricing section 4.…
- J.B. SHARMA v. STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH 1989 MLD 2410
Code of Conduct 1908 Section 100 Civil Service Temporary Government Employer Accused Delegation Was Dismissed By Punishment The evidence on the assumption regarding the dismissal of the Appellate Cour…
- SULTAN v. GANESH 1989 MLD 2413
The Code of Civil Code 1908 Section 9, the jurisdiction of the civil court and the plaintiff's claim of possession, denied the landlord and the tenant that the appeal cannot be presented to the Suprem…
- OM PRAKASH v. UNION OF INDIA 1989 MLD 2416
Land Acquisition Act 1894 Sections 4 (1) and 15 (1) Acquisition of land city The Governor of the province capable of issuing a notification under the Land Acquisition Act for the planned development o…
- INDIRA KAUR v. SHEO LAL KAPOOR 1989 MLD 2420
Section 52 (c) of the Exchange of Property Act, 1882, the process of sale and reconciliation agreement to re-sell the property for the same amount executed by the parties in order to enter into such t…
- INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AUTHORITY OF INDIA v. K.D. BALI 1989 MLD 2434
Revocation of Sections 5, 11 and 33 of the Arbitration Act, 1940…
- UNION OF INDIA v. MADHUMILAN SYNTEX (PVT.) LTD 1989 MLD 2442
Central Excise and Salt Act 1944 Section 11A, SH1, Item No. 18 (I11) (i) and (ii) Notice of Request for Short Payment of Excise Duty by the Company Prior to the show cause notice Section 11A Post Fact…
- ASIAN PAINTS INDIA LTD. v. COLLECTOR OF CENTRAL EXCISE 1989 MLD 2447
Determining that the items contained in Item 14 (i) (3) (iv) of the Central Excise and Salt Act 1944 Schedule I, Items 14 (i) (3) (IV) and 14 (i) (5) Plastic emulsion paint. Item 14 (i) not (5) After …
- MAHALAKSHMI GLASS WORKS (P.) LTD. v. COLLECTOR OF CENTRALEXCISE, BOMBAY 1989 MLD 2451
Central Excise and Salt Act 1944 Section 4 (4) (d) (i) Packing Materials Duty Manufacturer Selling Glass Bottles Filled M Barney Bags and Cartons There is no evidence that the cartons and ammunition r…
- COLLECTOR OF CENTRAL EXCISE, MADRAS v. INDIAN ONYGEN LTD. 1989 MLD 2454
Central Excise and Salt Act 1944 Section 4 Pricing of Goods Supply to Diagnostic Manufacturing Gases and Cylinders Rental of cylinders is neither charged nor levied nor for the safe return of the slid…
- COLLECTOR OF CENTRAL EXCISE, CHANDIGARH v. DOABA COOPERATIVE SUGAR MILLS LTD., JALANDHAR 1989 MLD 2457
Central Excise and Salt Act 1944 Section 11 A scope department authority that seeks to recover maximum amount of money to the dealer is bound by the provisions of the Act.…
- ADITYA MILLS LTD. v. UNION OF INDIA 1989 MLD 2464
Central Excise and Salt Act 1944 S1, Triumph Items 18 E & 18 II and 68 Central Excise Rules, 1944, 8 173 B Manufacturing Process Excise Duty Polyester Spin Yarn coupled with two plates and a ply of ya…
- COLLECTOR OF CENTRAL EXCISE, BOMBAY II v. KIRAN SPINNING MILLS THANE 1989 MLD 2466
Applied under the Central Excise and Salt Act 1944 Section 35L (B) Polyester Fiber Tow, used in the manufacture of polyester staple fibers, cutting into two lengths produces significant fiber and does…
- RAGHUNATH v. STATE OF MAHARASHTRA 1989 MLD 2576
Under section 6, the declaration of section 4 and 6 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, was declared invalid by the court or the withdrawal by section 4 was not declared by the official notification.…
- BHARAT SINGH v. STATE OF HARYANA 1989 MLD 2579
Objections were filed following the publication of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, Section 4 Acquisition, a notification regarding the registration of land in the diary, which also showed that the not…
- UNION OF INDIA v. K.K. CHOPRA 1989 MLD 2587
The challenge was also involved in the acquisition of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894, Section 4, Acquisition of land, it is not unfair to ask the IDPs to allocate their land for the construction of sm…
- HUKAM CHAND v. UNION OF INDIA 1989 MLD 2589
The Land Acquisition Act of 1894 proposed the use of section 4 village community welfare land for economically backward residential housing.…
- G. RAMEGOWDA, MAJOR v. SPECIAL LAND ACQUISITION OFFICER, BANGALORE 1989 MLD 2893
Land Acquisition Act 1894 Section 54 Civil Code of Conduct (v. 1908), Section 6 ?? Appeal delayed by the Supreme Court on the correctness of the High Court order found in the case of acquisition of la…
- ROSHAN SINGH v. ZILE SINGH 1989 MLD 2899
Sections 17 (1) (b) and 49 of the Transfer of Property Act (IV of 1882) of the Registration Act, 1905, section 5 ami family arrangements and the partition of the partition of ancestral property follow…
- KANTA RANI v. RAMA RANI 1989 MLD 2906
Death of Civil Procedure Code Order XXII, Marriage and Parties Insurance O XXII, R 3 Death of tenant legal representatives for the enforcement of the right of litigation by the tenant may continue [ER…
- INDER SINGH REKHI v. DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 1989 MLD 3131
Claims regarding the date of limitation contract dispute reference deadline for construction of houses for reference to the Arbitration Act 1940 Section 20 and 8 and payment have been refused…
- RANJEET SINGH v. STATE OF RAJASTHAN 1989 MLD 3135
The Pakistan Penal Code Sections 300 and 302 murder convict the whole family by default and cold blooded…
- STATE OF PUNJAB v. RAJ KUMAR 1989 MLD 3140
Police Act 1861 Sections 7 and 12 Police Rules 1934, 8 16 38 Complaints against members of the police force require approval of the District Magistrate in the investigation of the Department of Inquir…
- HINDU KANYA MOHA VIDYALAYA, SINDH v. MUNICIPAL COMMITTEE, SINDH 1989 MLD 3169
Section 3 (b) of the Land Exhibition Act 1894 expresses an interest in acquiring a land for the purpose of preparing its scheme committee after the announcement of the award and then transferring some…
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