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Goods
must be something which can ordinarily come to the market to be bought and sold union of india v delhi cloth and general mills co ltd air 1973 sc 791 1963 1 supp scr 586 goods includes all … c c e v eastend paper industries ltd 1989 scc 244 1989 scc tax 602 union of india v delhi cloth and general mills co ltd air 1963 sc 791 means every kind of movable property not being
Property
without any qualification in s 405 or in other sections of the indian penal code r k dalmia v delhi administration air 1962 sc 1821 1833 1963 1 scr 253 penal code s 405 viii property is a
Manufacture
transformation a new and different article must emerge having a distinctive name character or use union of india v delhi cloth and general mills air 1963 sc 791 implies a change but every change is not manufacture and … to produce some change in a substance however minor in consequence the change may be union of india v delhi cloth and general mills co ltd air 1963 sc 791 795 1963 1 supp scr 586 central excise
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Accident
as an occurrence but something that happens out of the normal or ordinary course of things sukhdev singh v delhi state government of nct of delhi 2003 7 scc 441 penal code 45 of 1860 s 80
Conclusive proof
conclusive proof the certificate of purchase has its own conclusive evidentiary value to the extend provided in s 72k 2 of the the kerala land reforms act 1963 in proceedings
Vest
in which it may have been used in a particular piece of legislation fruit and vegetable merchants union v delhi improvement trust air 1957 sc 344 356 1957 scr 1 u p town improvement act 8 of 1819
Law
21 means a law which is right just and fair and not arbitrary fanciful or oppressive sunil batra v delhi administration air 1978 sc 1675 1979 1 scr 392 1978 4 scc 494 it is not a brooding
May
v jogendra singh 1963 sc 1613 state of uttar pradesh v manbodan lal 1957 sc 912 kamar singh v delhi administration 1965 sc 971 banwari lal v state of bihar 1961 sc 849 narayana rao v state of
Certiorari
lie to remove or adjudicative upon the order which is of an administrative or ministerial nature sadhu singh v delhi administration 1966 1 scr 243 air 1966 sc 91 95 certiorari is a late latin word being the
Abandoned
word abandoned is let loose in the sense of being left unattended and certainly not ownerless kanwar singh v delhi admn air 1965 sc 871 874 1965 1 slr 7 delhi municipal corporation act 1957 66 of 1957
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