Supreme Court of India
State of H.P. and Ors. v. Raj Kumar Brijender Singh and Ors.
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Himachal Pradesh Ceiling on Land Holdings Act, 1972: S. 20(3)-Financial Commissioner-Exercise of suo motu power of revision after withdrawal of appeal by State Government against order of Collector-Held, Financial Commissioner would have power to proceed suo motu in a suitable case even though an appeal preferred before lower appellate authority is withdrawn may be by the State-Financial Commissioner while exercising the power under sub-s.(2) of s. 20 acts as a statutory authority and no restriction can be placed on exercise of such power on the.ground that he is a part of the machinery of…
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