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..... deed and the notification under section 4 of the l. a. act given by the reference court, is on higher side. she further submitted that the acquired land was agricultural land and that some land was covered by road and the other sale deeds produced by the applicant were rightly discarded by the reference court. she therefore urged that the ..... land at the rate of rs. 4/- per square meter only. the learned reference court found that the acquired land comprised of cashew and coconut trees and was undeveloped agricultural land abutting to the national highway. the reference court found that the sale deed dated 14/06/1991 at exhibit 11 and sale deed dated 19/09/1991 at ..... 2002, this court by judgment dated 14/07/2014, has reduced the said market value at the rate of rs. 106/- per square meter. learned counsel for the applicant states that the said land is adjacent to the acquired land of the present case and hence similar in nature. the applicant wants to rely upon and produce the said judgments .....
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..... section shall not apply in relation to any co-operative bank other than a primary agricultural credit society or a primary co-operative agricultural and rural development bank. explanation for the purposes of this sub-section, - (a) co-operative bank and primary agricultural credit society shall have the meanings respectively assigned to them in part v of the banking ..... co-operative bank as a member by reason of such co-operative bank subscribing to the share capital of such co-operative society out of finds provided by the state government for the purpose. 6. mr. chythanya k. k., the learned counsel for the appellant in support of the appeals submits as under: (a) the ..... act, 1949. a cooperative bank is defined in section 5(cci) of banking regulation act to mean a state co-operative bank, a central cooperative bank and a primary cooperative bank. admittedly, the appellant is not a state cooperative bank, a central co-operative bank. thus what has to be examined is whether the appellant is .....
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..... initially forming part of the company petition, but would also include, such continuing cause of siphoning off funds and diversion of business. (v) a company is a corporate personality, formed normally to foster economic growth of the country. the provisions of sections 397 and 398 are a step towards ensuring that the companies formed for this purpose ..... bisht, reported in (2010)12 scc 204, in which the hon'ble supreme court had applied c.p.c. to writ petition although section 141 in terms states that the code shall not apply to petitions under article 226 of the constitution of india. it is submitted that while the regulations do not provide for application of ..... and connected questions of law and as such, they are being disposed of by this common judgment. 6. the facts, necessary for the disposal of the appeals, may be stated thus : sociedade de fomento industrial private ltd. (sfipl) is a company incorporated under the act. the said company was promoted by late shri modu timblo (mt) in .....
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..... tribunal and the civil court. it is contended that to the knowledge of the company, none of the persons have obtained declaration of tenancy under the provisions of goa agricultural tenancy act. 5. it is submitted by mr. shivan dessai, the learned counsel for the petitioner that michael d'souza and two others had filed a complaint alleging ..... complaint, no offence under section 8 of the act of 2003 could be said to have been made out. 12. the hon'ble apex court in the case of state of haryana and others v/s bhajan lal and others, reported in 1992 supp (1) supreme court cases 335, has set out categories of cases, in which extraordinary ..... years, with kicks. all the accused persons assaulted the complainants, thereby causing bodily injuries. on the basis of the complaint, an offences came to be registered and the investigation is stated to be in progress. 3. according to the petitioner, he had filed a complaint on the same day with p.s. pernem against, (1) mr. francis rodrigues, who .....
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..... , therefore, urged that the petition be dismissed. 11. i have given my anxious consideration to the rival circumstances and the submissions made. 12. at the outset, it is necessary to state that exercise of the supervisory jurisdiction under article 227 of the constitution of india is to ensure that the courts and tribunals below act within the bounds of their authority ..... in para 6 of the impugned order. it is submitted that the petitioner was given an opportunity to file a detailed statement showing the payment of rent and it was stated on behalf of the petitioner that he does not wish to file anything. it is thus, submitted that the ground about absence of an opportunity is without any basis. the .....
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..... comprehend why such a long delay is taken to complete with the renovation work. during this interregnum, it appears that the staff and officials of the government corporation are maintained though without carrying out any activities there. though it was pointed out by the learned counsel appearing for the respondent no. 2 that the goa ..... had ceased to be milch or draught, provided they fall within the category of milch and draught cattle. in state of gujarat v. mirzapur it has also been held that cattle forms the backbone of indian agriculture and they remain useful throughout their lives. while dealing with articles 48 and 48-a of the constitution read ..... as the members may choose to co-opt. 4. the functions of the state committee for slaughterhouses so constituted may be as following: (i) to identify and prepare a list of all the slaughterhouses (shs) located within the local self-government (municipal corporations, panchayats, etc.) (ii) to call for reports from the district magistrate or .....
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..... also gone through the records. section 32 of the land revenue code provides that an occupier of the land who desires to use the land for non-agricultural purpose can apply to the collector for permission in accordance with the form prescribed. in the present case, it is not disputed that in fact the petitioner ..... notification will create a class within a class which amounts to discrimination by imposition of additional burden upon those unfortunate applicants who were not favoured by the state respondent by taking prompt action on their applications. that apart since the legislative body and the implementing authority are the same in the present case, the ..... requisite formalities for granting the conversion as prayed for by the petitioner were duly completed with apparently on 21.05.2013. thereafter, the respondent no.2 stated that there is discrepancy with regard to the area sought for conversion which was shown in the application as 16014 square metres whereas in the recommendations of .....
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