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Jadid

in settlement as well whether such revision be under the existing law or under any future law rabindra chandra v surendra chandra 1945 cal 129

Ordinarily

ordinarily may means normally state of andhra pradesh v v sharma rao air 2007 sc 137 kailash chandra v union of india 1962 1 scr 374 air 1961 sc 1346 krishan gopal v shri prakash chandra 1974

Trial

filing documents and addressing before the tribunal from the time that the petition is transferred to it harish chandra v triloki singh air 1957 sc 444 indian bank v maharashtra state co operative marketing federation ltd 1998 5

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All Laws in force

sikkim air 2006 sikkim 1 the expression all laws in force means all existing laws state of sikkim v surendra prasad sharma 1994 5 scc 282 299 air 1994 sc 2352 constitution of india art 371 f 12

Child

itself where the word child is used in conjunction with parentage it is not concerned with age nanak chandra v chandra kishore aggarwal air 1970 sc 446 449 1969 3 scc 802 criminal procedure code 5 of 1898

Post-dated cheque

the purposes of proviso a to s 138 of the act from the said date ashok yeshwant badave v surendra madhavrao air 2001 sc 1315 1320 2001 3 scc 726 negotiable instruments act 1881 ss 5 6 means

Redemption

redeeming which in its ordinary meaning is equal to bringing off a charge or obligation by payment sarish chandra v clt air 1961 sc 487 1961 1 scj 495 redemption 1 a paying off of a loan see

Business

definite meaning its perceptions differ from private to public sector or from institutional financing to commercial banking mahesh chandra v regional manager uttar pradesh financial corpn air 1993 sc 935 939 1993 2 scc 279 state financial corporation

Includes

a definition clause so expressed is ordinarily not exhaustive but it can be so in certain contexts tarak chandra v ratanlal 61 cwn 263 is also used to connote a specific meaning that is as means and includes

Void

position then as the said assessments were nullities those are not required to be actually set aside suresh chandra v state of west bengal air 1976 cal 110 means null or having no legal force or binding effect

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