Supreme Court of India
Ramniklal Devchand v. Board of Trustees of the Port of Bombay
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JUDGMENT: ORDER Initiation of proceedings for eviction of petitioners in 1975 filed in the civil court have been assailed as provisions of Public Premises and Eviction Act having been made applicable to Bombay Port Trust in 1980 the civil court ceased to have jurisdiction. Learned counsel urged that the bar under Section 15 of the Act being on entertaining any act or proceeding and the word ’entertain’ having been interpreted in Hindusthan Commercial Bank Ltd. v. Punnu Sahu (dead) through legal representatives’ to mean the date of hearing the proceedings could not have been continued after…
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