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..... the conditions that: (1) before notifying the establishment of the permanent bench and making it functional, the state government should create complete infrastructure 82 by constructing buildings for housing the bench, the judges, staff, lawyers as also ensuring availability of adequate facilities for boarding and lodging of the litigants, to the ..... in the year 1979, the then chief justice was in favour of establishment of bench at dharwad subject to the condition that state government undertakes to construct a suitable building for the high court. it was stated that, unless all amenities were provided, the then chief justice opposed for establishment of bench ..... bharuka. the committee considered the demand of people of north karnataka for establishment of benches therein, in addition to other aspects. selection of land for construction of circuit bench buildings was also done on proper and relevant consideration and as per the recommendation by the committee of hon'ble judges. 3127. it .....
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..... section 64 and directed the company to stop further construction. the company challenged the notice and succeeded in persuading respondent 1 to pass an ex parte interim order. the application made by the company ..... case, the appellant had entertained the complaint made by local residents, revoked occupancy certificate and also cancelled the permission granted to the company for raising construction. the resolution cancelling the permission 28 was recalled apparently because the rules of natural justice had not been followed. thereafter, the sarpanch issued notice under ..... sarpanch is not only entrusted with the duty to implement the programme of welfare 26 schemes and other development works, but also stop any unauthorised construction erected in the panchayat area. section 66 which regulates erection of buildings within the panchayat area empowers it and/or the sarpanch to take action .....
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..... section 64 and directed the company to stop further construction. the company challenged the notice and succeeded in persuading respondent 1 to pass an ex parte interim order. the application made by the company ..... case, the appellant had entertained the complaint made by local residents, revoked occupancy certificate and also cancelled the permission granted to the company for raising construction. the resolution cancelling the permission 28 was recalled apparently because the rules of natural justice had not been followed. thereafter, the sarpanch issued notice under ..... sarpanch is not only entrusted with the duty to implement the programme of welfare 26 schemes and other development works, but also stop any unauthorised construction erected in the panchayat area. section 66 which regulates erection of buildings within the panchayat area empowers it and/or the sarpanch to take action .....
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..... , amount in form of fee for the service or benefit rendered by it to meet the expenditure involved in improvement of state highway / major district road constructed, developed and maintained under public private partnership on annuity basis." (emphasis supplied) 13. a public - private partnership (ppp) is a government service or ..... different rates may be notified for different highways over different period of time, having regard to the expenditure involved in cost of acquisition of land and construction, development and maintenance of highway developed under public private partnership on annuity basis or by raising any loan or otherwise. (4) a person referred to ..... him as the state government may by notification in the official gazette, specify having regard to the expenditure involved in cost of acquisition of land and construction, development and maintenance of highway. (3a) notwithstanding anything contained in section 48a, the government may levy and collect, such rate of fee from the .....
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..... and reasons behind promulgation of the act are as follows: (1) since independence and more particularly with the implementation of five-year plans, the building construction activity in our country has expanded almost on a phenomenal scale. a large variety of buildings, many of extreme complexity and magnitude, like multi-storeyed ..... full-time instruction for recognised qualifications; (d) the chief architects in the ministries of central government to which the government business relating to defence and railways has been allotted and the head of the architectural organisation in the central public works department, ex officio; (e) one person nominated by the ..... imparting full time instruction for recognized qualifications; chief architects in the ministries of central government to which the government business relating to defence and railways has been allotted; one nominated by the central government; and an architect from each state nominated by the government of that state. section 4 .....
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..... accordingly the same is rejected. however, the second respondent is directed to re-look the entire matter with regard to the fourth respondent's construction on each ground raised in the petition which is available with the learned counsel for the second respondent and pass a speaking order. while doing ..... made baseless allegation that the fourth respondent is the only threat to it. the fifth respondent, along with sixth and seventh respondents, are putting up constructions after obtaining sanction plan and no objection certificate from the authorities like airport authorities of india, environment impact assessment authority, pollution control board directorate, fire ..... fifth respondent filed his statement of objections. he denies the contentions raised by the petitioner stating the he was having no knowledge about the proposed construction of the fourth respondent building very recently. by referring review petition filed before the hon'ble supreme court, he had submitted that in the year .....
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..... act, 1948 (14 of 1948).4. the indian tramways act, 1886 (11 of 1886).5. the land acquisition (mines) act, 1885 (18 of 1885).6. the metro railways (construction of works) act, 1978 (33 of 1978).-. 139 - 7. the national highways act, 1956 (48 of 1956).8. the petroleum and minerals pipelines (acquisition of right of ..... m/s. tata housing development company had entered into an agreement with the owners of agricultural lands for purchase of 26 acre 12 guntas for the purpose of construction of - 197 - buildings and structures. the said agreement was entered into in pursuance of the government new housing policy encouraging investment by private sector/co- ..... with the judgment passed by the division bench of this court. learned senior counsel appearing for sixth respondent submitted that by applying principles of res judicata and constructive res judicata, the writ petitions filed by the petitioners herein seeking relief under section 27 of the bda act may be dismissed. (m) learned counsel further .....
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..... corporation act, 1948 (14 of 1948).4. the indian tramways act, 1886 (11 of 1886).5. the land acquisition (mines) act, 1885 (18 of 1885).6. the metro railways (construction of works) act, 1978 (33 of 1978).7. the national highways act, 1956 (48 of 1956).8. the petroleum and minerals pipelines (acquisition of right of user in land ..... possession of the suit schedule property. the trial judge referred to the pleading of the defendant in written statement that after obtaining interim order in the suit, plaintiffs illegally constructed the shed on the suit - 163 - property. in para 3(a) of the amended plaint, it is pleaded that possession was delivered by the 1st plaintiff ..... or sanitary arrangements, or materially affect its security; (vi) the addition of any rooms, buildings, houses or other structures to any building; and (vii) the construction in a wall adjoining any street or land not belonging to the owner of the wall, or a door opening on to such street or land; the definitions aforestated .....
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..... valley corporation act, 1948 (14 of 1948).4. the indian tramways act, 1886 (11 of 1886). 66 5. the land acquisition (mines) act, 1885 (18 of 1885).6. the metro railways (construction of works) act, 1978 (33 of 1978).7. the national highways act, 1956 (48 of 1956).8. the petroleum and minerals pipelines (acquisition of right of user in land) act ..... gap or lacuna, on the other 55 hand, effort should be made to give meaning to each and every word used by the legislature. thus, the golden rule of construction is that the words of a provision of a statute, or rule must be first understood in the natural, ordinary or popular sense. phrases and sentences must be construed according ..... which harmoniously brings together section 24 of the 2013 act and section 30 of the karnataka industrial areas development act, 1966 has to be preferred to a construction which brings section 24(2) of the 2013 act in conflict with section 30 of the kiad act, 1966. 85 section 24(2) of the 2013 act is applicable .....
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..... valley corporation act, 1948 (14 of 1948).4. the indian tramways act, 1886 (11 of 1886).5. the land acquisition (mines) act, 1885 (18 of 1885).6. the metro railways (construction of works) act, 1978 (33 of 1978).7. the national highways act, 1956 (48 of 1956).8. the petroleum and minerals pipelines (acquisition of right of user in land ..... the hon ble supreme court. therefore, - :80. :- the writ petition also has been dismissed on the ground of delay and laches and on the principle of constructive res judicata.48. we find that the learned single judge has considered all aspects of the matter including the fact that the compensation of rs.19,86,749.69/- ..... drainage or sanitary arrangements, or materially affect its security; (vi) the addition of any rooms, buildings, houses or other structures to any building; and (vii) the construction in a wall adjoining any street or land not belonging to the owner of the wall, or a door opening on to such street or land; the definitions aforestated clearly .....
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