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Suit for Specific Performance was settled between the parties before Lok Adalat -- Entire Court fee was required to be refunded..
Punjab & Haryana High Court
Before Executing Court, JD instead of compliance filed application under O.26 R.9 CPC to ascertain the extent of encroachment -- Application dismissed..
Dismissal of application under S.5 and consequently appeal also -- Remedy is to file RSA and not a petition under Article 227 of Constitution..
Agreement to never eject the tenant, at the time of inception of tenancy, is a mandatory pre-condition -- Long possession and nominal rent does not confer proprietary rights on occupancy ten..
Main accused have already been granted bail -- Exact role of petitioner shall be examined during trial -- Petitioner has been in custody for about 10 months -- No PW has been examined so far..
Commercial Quantity -- Long Custody of about 10 months -- Not a single witness has been examined till date -- Article 21 of Constitution will override S.37 NDPS -- Bail granted..
On the intervention of the High Court, DGP Punjab has issued circular in this regard -- Directions issued that circular shall be implemented in its true letter and spirit..
From date of affixation and date of appearance mentioned therein, there should be period of 30 days..
Undertaking by Employee for not claiming such benefits -- Such exploitative undertakings are void ab initio since no employee can be forced to contract out of his statutory rights..
Offence under S.138 N.I. Act can be compounded only with the consent of the complainant..
Delay of four and half years in completion -- Proceedings stand vitiated -- Suspension period to be treated as duty period ..
Pre-Suit interest is payable as per agreement between parties -- However, award of interest pendente lite and post-decree is discretion of the Court irrespective of the agreed rate of intere..
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