dated 10.1.2001 rejecting the application of the petitioner dated 13.6.2001 for resumption of practice in law.
2. The background facts leading to the filing ... submitted an application to the 1st respondent on 13.6.2000 for resumption of law practice. The said application was dismissed as noticed
above
wording of power to take possession,
which is a resumption from the vesture practically. Same as
reproduced above that no way requires repetition herein
submitted that on account of cancellation of PCI and MFF agreements and resumption of possession by the Corporation, the very foundation of the grant disappeared ... error in practically directing the Corporation to redeliver possession of the and without there being any issue as to the validity of resumption of land
submits that under Section 4(1)(b) of the Act, after resumption of the assigned land alienated in contravention of the Act, the Authorised Officer ... given to authorised officer to restore the land having regard to practicability in assigning such land. According to the learned Assistant Government Pleader
refusal to perform service; as this incident would be materially affected, and practically destroyed, if the provisions of Section 155 of the Bengal Tenancy ... Section.
25. The Counsel for the plaintiffs however contended that notice for resumption in spite of the abovesaid Grants Act is necessary. He relied upon
made by him for the first time, unless it is not reasonably practicable to restore the land in favour of the original assignee ... dated 18-6-1954 the policy was one of resumption of land.
Under the G.O. Ms. No. 1142 the policy adopted
Inamdar appears to have filed a memo withdrawing his claim of resumption when the matter was pending before the Inams Tribunal. The proceedings before ... consideration and also registered irrevocable general power of attorney. It was the practice in vogue that whenever the society purchased the land the Society also
original assignee or his legal heir, or where it is not reasonably practicable to restore the land to such assignee or legal heir, resume ... must be read as enabling an assignee, who suffered an order of resumption under Section 4(1)(a) of the Act, only when the land
assignee or his legal heirs and/or where it is not reasonably practicable, the same can be resumed for assignment to landless poor persons ... force. Such restoration of land from the original assignee after resumption from the purchaser shall not be more than once. Even after restoration
stated:
"It is submitted that considering the practical difficulty of the Company majority of the workmen have agreed to resume their duties without insisting ... majority workmen came to an agreement/understanding and accordingly gave undertaking for resumption of work. The mill commenced work from November
