Supreme Court of India
State of West Bengal and Others v. Ashit Nath Das and Others
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West Bengal Estates Acquisition Act, 1953: Sections 6(5), 44(2a) and 47-Revenue Officers order questioned in appeal before the Add/. 1 District Judge/Competent Authority-Private party obtaining opinion of Advocate General and moving application for decision in terms of such opinion-District Judge rejecting plea and fixing the appeal for hearing-High Court unber Article 227 quashing the proceedings- , Supreme Court-Under Article 136 held decision of High Court without jurisdiction-Quashed Lower appellate court directed to dispose of appeal.
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