Supreme Court of India
S. B. Jain, I.T.O. Nagpur v. Mahandera
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In the result Civil Appeal No. 1301 of 71 fails aind the same is dismissed with costs.
Judgment, page 5
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The Judgment of the Court was delivered by Hegde, J. Civil Appeal No. 1301 (NCT) of 71 is by special leave. This appeal was filed under the following circumstances : Civil Appeal No. 1981 of 1968 was brought on the strength of a certificate issued by the High Court. That certificate, being :not in accordance with law in as much as the High Court gave no reason in support of the same, the appeal filed on the str
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