docile attitude on the part of a litigant is indicative of total acquiscence disentitling him from taking up cudgels against the order of the Court ... manner.
18. In law, we do not think there can be any acquiscence in a case where the order is a total nullity in which
their conduct and silence they have
abandoned such a right. They have acquisced in the
selection process. Therefore the Hon'ble Supreme Court
held
this case, they will be deemed to have waived that objection and acquisced in the institution of the suit at Bhilwara.
10. A contention ... conduct narrated above, the defendant has waived it and acquisced in the institution of the suit at Bhilwara. It is not the case
husband had with the appellant. She never raised any objection. Hence she acquiscence to the acts of her husband claiming himself to be the owner ... husband was the real owner. Hence, neither principle of estoppel nor acquiscence, will apply to the facts of this case. For the question of acquiscence
consideration, by order
dated 13.10.2004.
‘’Had not the defendant acquisced in the conduct of the
plaintiff in putting up construction in the suit property whichwould ... make any objection
and hence, he is prevented by the doctrine of acquiscence from
seeking removal of sunshades and windows.
11.The learned counsel
Sheonandan Paswan vs State Of Bihar & Others on 16 December, 1982
Equivalent citations: 1983
awards) were these writ petitions filed. On
the ground of laches and acquiscence along, the writ
petitions ought to have been dismissed
effects were acquired by the father. On the
contrary he must acquisce, because he is dependent."
The reason for this distinction is explained
climbed to eight percent. There can be
no question of any acquiscence in matters affecting
constitutional rights or limitations. Similarly the argument
that the volume
such knowledge or brought to their notice and that they accepted or acquisced. If the entries are made in the regular course of duty
