Supreme Court of India

Sidhartha Sarawgi v. Board of Trustees for the Port of Kolkataand Others

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Bench Gyan Sudha Misra and Kurian Joseph JJ.
Decided 16 April 2014

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Administrative Law: Delegation - Meaning of - Discussed. Delegation of legislative powers and non-legislative/ administrative powers - Distinction between - Discussed. c Major Port Trust Act, 1963 : - Object of - Discussed. s.21 - Delegation of power to terminate the lease and issue ejectment notices - Lease granted by Port Trust to petitioner - Lease d,eeds issued by the Land Manager - Termination of lease by the Land Manager- Challenged on the ground that Land manager has no competence to issue ejectment notices - Held: s.21 provides for delegation of power of Board on the Chairman - Every…

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