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22. Sec4 (1) notification under Land Acquisition Act has been issued, states that the land was acquired for housing co-operative society, but the name of the society was not stated in the notification. The petitioner challenges the validity of the notification. Decide.
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3. Write a note on Suits by and against the Government.
Legal Basis under CPC: Sections and Orders The CPC lays down the procedure for government-related civil suits under: Who Represents the Government in Civil Suits? […]
23. In an 80 year old building the tenant started constructing an overhead tank for water supply. Has he committed any wrongful act ? Can he be evicted?
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15. Explain about lands in Scheduled areas Can they be transferred to non tribal persons?
Introduction: Scheduled Areas are specifically designated regions in India identified under Fifth Schedule of the Constitution. These areas are predominantly inhabited by Scheduled Tribes (STs) […]
2. What are the essentials of a Plaint?
What Is a Plaint? A plaint is the first pleading by the plaintiff in a civil suit. It states the facts of the case, the […]
14. The Land Acquisition Act is a Part and Parcel of Distributive Justice” Comment
Introduction: Understanding Distributive Justice in India Distributive justice refers to a system of allocating resources in a manner that promotes fairness and equity among all […]
16. Write in detail about the Land Acquisition Act, 2013?
The Land Acquisition Act, 2013, officially titled “The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013” (RFCTLARR Act, 2013), […]
Discuss the various parameters for determination of Payment of Compensation for the Land acquired by the State.
Introduction Land acquisition is a sovereign function of the State, primarily for public purposes such as infrastructure, transportation, education, healthcare, and housing. When private land […]
1.What are the Principal features of Civil Procedure Code 1908
1. Historical Background and Objective The British introduced the CPC in 1859, but multiple revisions led to the enactment of the present code in 1908. […]