Supreme Court of India
HANSKUMAR KISHANCHAND v. THE UNION OF INDIA(and connected appeal)
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These two appeals were preferred against the decision of the Nagpur High Court in an appeal under’s. 19(1)(f) of the Defence of India Act, 1939, modifying an award of compensation made 1178 under s. 19(i)(b) of that Act in respect of certain premises requisitioned by the Government under 75( ) of the Rules framed under the Act. Both the parties applied for and obtained leave to appeal to the Federal Court under ss. 109 and 110 of the Code of Civil Procedure. preliminary objection was taken on behalf of the Government that the decision of the High Court was an award and not a judgment, decree…
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