been filed and since Exs.P1 and P2 are having structural defect,
the same cannot be treated as bills of exchange. The Courts below ... that "if a cheque is returned on account of any
structural defect in its form, want of signature, date has not been properly
written
losses that the
LAND-OWNERS may have suffered.
45. ..
46. Any structural defects in the Building, including
the LAND-OWNERS CONSTRUCTED AREA shall be repaid ... Clause 46 of the JDA
provides that they shall rectify the structural defects, if any, in the building. The
first respondent-Company shall be obliged
losses that the
LAND-OWNERS may have suffered.
45. ..
46. Any structural defects in the Building, including
the LAND-OWNERS CONSTRUCTED AREA shall be repaid ... Clause 46 of the JDA
provides that they shall rectify the structural defects, if any, in the building. The
first respondent-Company shall be obliged
incapable of effecting or permitting its consummation either of some structural defect in the organs of generation which is incurable and renders complete sexual intercourse ... spouses was incapable of effecting the consummation either due to structural defect in the organs of generation rendering complete sexual intercourse impracticable
wife, it seems not essential that there be any structural defect. Excessive sensibility rendering sexual intercourse practically impossible on account of the pain it would ... Incapable of effecting or permitting its consummation either of some structural defect in the organs of generation which is incurable and renders complete sexual intercourse
structural difficulty but the impracticability of consummation."
The learned Judge was prepared to hold that even in the absence of a physical structural defect
storey and of one of the rooms below was not any structural defect in the building itself but the fact that a neighbouring building fell
cannot be brushed aside that if there is a structural defect in Cheque, an offence under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments
page 112, says:--
"The presence of a physical structural defect is not essential. The statement by Lord Penzance to the contrary ... basis of the court's interference is not the structural defect, but the impracticability of consummation".
The learned author goes on to point
campus. In view of the major
problem of shortage of space, structural defects and the lack of other
facilities in the existing buildings
