Supreme Court of India
Old Jalukai Village Council v. Kakiho Village & Ors.
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We are of the view that the inter-district boundary dispute had no nexus whatsoever with the issue of recognition of the respondent no. 1 village.
Judgment, page 45
From the headnote
Issue for Consideration Whether it could be said that the respondent no.1-village had fulfilled all the necessary conditions/criteria for the issuance of formal order(s) of recognition as per the O.M.s dated 22.03.1996 and 01.10.2005 respectively, especially in light of the fact that the appellant had raised objections to the Public Notice dated 13.10.2009; whether the existence of an “inter-district boundary dispute” was a valid reason to keep the recognition of the respondent no. 1 village in abeyance? Headnotes† Nagaland Village and Area Councils Act, 1978 – s.3– In Nagaland, for the
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