Land Acquisition Act, 1894, Section 4, 23 -- Well - Claimants are not entitled to the value of the well since well was being used for irrigation of the land acquired...........
Land Acquisition Act, 1894, Section 11(2) -- Parties agreed to payment of compensation - Not entitled to claim benefit under the Amendment Act 68 of 1984...........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, Section 116 -- Mode of partition - Cannot be reviewed and modified to suit the convenience of one party, moreso, when fair partition is feasible otherwise...........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, Section 116 -- Independent passage to the land owned by a co - sharer - A must - Right of passage cannot be denied merely on the ground that father of co - sharer owns adjoining land - No law which may make it obligatory on father to provide a passage through his land, to the land owned by his sons in their own names, independently...........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, Section 16 -- Financial Commissioner in revision not supposed to go beyond evidence available on the record - Has to confine himself, to see the legality and propriety of orders passed in the disposed of cases or the proceedings undertaken in pending cases, where record has been called for - Financial Commissioner cannot import fresh knowledge or..........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, Section 16 -- Revision cases reported to Financial Commissioner along with record, either by Commissioner or Collector, or which have been directly called for by himself - Financial Commissioner to satisfy himself that there has been no mis-carriage of justice or material irregularity in following the procedure, or there is no want of jurisdiction...........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, Section 111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121 -- Death of a share-holder during pendency of partition proceedings-Partition proceedings continued and L. R.s of deceased share-holder not brought on record-Advocate engaged by share-holder throughout represented him (even after his death)-Either pleader representing share-holder (since..........
Constitution of India, 1950, Article 226 -- Challenge to creation of new District(s) - Discretion of Government to create a new District - For the State to decide as to how many Districts should be created in a State - Court cannot opine that creation of a District was bad in law - State Government has got complete discretion and power to vary the limits and alter the..........
Punjab Land Revenue Act, Section 5 -- Authorises the State Government to vary the limits and alter the number of Tehsils, Districts and Divisions into which the State is divided, by issuing a notification - Section 5 Registration Act also empowers State Government to form Districts and Sub - Districts and authorises it to prescribe and alter the limits of such Districts..........
Land Acquisition Act, 1894, Section 4(1), 3(f) -- Planned development of Delhi - Held, notification is not vitiated on account of the fact that planned development was not specified with particularisation of the land in question needed for the public pur-pose - Validity of the notification upheld...........
