Supreme Court of India
Sharda Devi v. State of Bihar
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Land Acquisition Act, 1894: Section 54-Letters Patent Appeal- Maintainability of-Before Letters Patent Bench against judgment and decree c of Single Judge of High Court passed in appeal preferred under Section 54- Held, such letters patent appeal is maintainable-If there is conflict between Section 54 and provisions of letters patent, provisions should be construed harmoniously-Interpretation of Statutes. The question referred to the present three Judge Bench is whether letters patent appeal is maintainable before the letters patent Bench against the judgment and decree of the Single Judge of
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