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..... in article 30(1-a) as well as in the second proviso to article 31-a(1) for achieving specific objectives. the constitution (forty-fourth amendment) act, 1978 while omitting article 31 brought in a substantive provision clause (1-a) to article 30. resultantly, though no individual or even educational institution belonging to majority community ..... may provide viable check upon article 300-a.176. durga das basu in his book shorter constitution of india, 13th edn., dealt with article 300-a in chapter iv wherein the learned author expressed some reservation about the views expressed by seervai, as well as prof. tripathi. the learned author expressed the view, that ..... of eminent domain which highlights the principles of public purpose and compensation.172. seervai in his celebrated book constitutional law of india (4th edn.), spent a whole chapter xiv on the forty- fourth amendment, while dealing with article 300-a. in para 15.2 (pp. 1157-58) the author opined that confiscation of property .....
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..... by sri.v.raghuraman, senior counsel appointed as amicus curiae; sri.santosh pujari, advocate) and:1. the state of karnataka r/by the principal secretary, finance department, government of karnataka, bengaluru-560016.2. the assistant commissioner of commercial taxes, lgsto-395 belagavi and nodal officer dgsto, belagavi, club road, sumoulya soudha ..... reasonable opportunity being given to the concerned parties, particularly, the intending purchaser and the intending seller must be read into the provisions of chapter xx-c. in our opinion, before an order for compulsory purchase is made under section 269ud, the intending purchaser and the intending seller ..... the distinction between quasi-judicial and administrative function. moreover, with the growth of the administrative law, the old distinction between a judicial act and an administrative act has withered away. therefore, it hardly needs reiteration that even a purely administrative order which entails civil consequences, must be consistent with .....
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..... by sri.v.raghuraman, senior counsel appointed as amicus curiae; sri.santosh pujari, advocate) and:1. the state of karnataka r/by the principal secretary, finance department, government of karnataka, bengaluru-560016.2. the assistant commissioner of commercial taxes, lgsto-395 belagavi and nodal officer dgsto, belagavi, club road, sumoulya soudha ..... reasonable opportunity being given to the concerned parties, particularly, the intending purchaser and the intending seller must be read into the provisions of chapter xx-c. in our opinion, before an order for compulsory purchase is made under section 269ud, the intending purchaser and the intending seller ..... the distinction between quasi-judicial and administrative function. moreover, with the growth of the administrative law, the old distinction between a judicial act and an administrative act has withered away. therefore, it hardly needs reiteration that even a purely administrative order which entails civil consequences, must be consistent with .....
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..... by sri.v.raghuraman, senior counsel appointed as amicus curiae; sri.santosh pujari, advocate) and:1. the state of karnataka r/by the principal secretary, finance department, government of karnataka, bengaluru-560016.2. the assistant commissioner of commercial taxes, lgsto-395 belagavi and nodal officer dgsto, belagavi, club road, sumoulya soudha ..... reasonable opportunity being given to the concerned parties, particularly, the intending purchaser and the intending seller must be read into the provisions of chapter xx-c. in our opinion, before an order for compulsory purchase is made under section 269ud, the intending purchaser and the intending seller ..... the distinction between quasi-judicial and administrative function. moreover, with the growth of the administrative law, the old distinction between a judicial act and an administrative act has withered away. therefore, it hardly needs reiteration that even a purely administrative order which entails civil consequences, must be consistent with .....
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