Gujarat High Court

SCA/6938/1995 of STATE OF GUJARAT Vs DY COLLECTOR on 4 December 1995

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CIVIL APPLICATION NO.6938 OF 1995. Coram: R.R. Jain, J. ------------------- December 4, 1995. Order: On perusal of impugned order, it transpires that the learned Tribunal after appreciating the facts came to the conclusion that there is no surplus land as contemplated under the Act. Nothing has

SPECIAL CIVIL APPLICATION NO.6938 OF 1995.

���Coram: R.R. Jain, J.

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���December 4, 1995.

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On perusal of impugned order, it transpires that the learned Tribunal after appreciating the facts came to the conclusion that there is no surplus land as contemplated under the Act. Nothing has been shown from thee record to show that the learned Tribunal has failed to consider the provisions of law or has erroneously considered any material produced on record or any provision of law or has exceeded jurisdiction. Apart from this fact, the impugned order is dated 18.11.1988 and has been challenged under Article 227 of the Constitution of India in 1995. Delay of 7 years is not explained satisfactorily and, therefore, it would not be a proper case to entertain by this court. Hence rejected.

4.12.1995.���( R.R. Jain, J.)

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