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courts and inordinate delay in disposal of the cases. 14. In Bakhtawar Singh v. Sada Kaur1 the question of grant of permission under clause

motive, and not for sport or pleasure." In (M/s Bakhtawar Singh Balkrishan v. Union of India ), a learned single Judge of Delhi High

cited without disapproval in Kishen Sahai v. Bakhtawar Singh 20 A 237 : A.W.N. (1898) 24 and I am not prepared to differ from ... recognised at all. We have been referred to Kishen Sahai v. Bakhtawar Singh 20 A 237 : A.W.N. (1898) 24. In that case

Placing reliance upon the judgment of the Honourable Supreme Court in Bakhtawar Singh and another Vs. Sada Kaur and another (AIR 1996 SC 3488), learned

Companies Act should be construed in a wide manner also. In Bakhtawar Singh Balkrishan v. Union of India the Delhi High Court was considering

following decisions (1) Baniram and Ors. v. Gaind and Ors. ( 2) Bakhtawar Singh v. Sada Kaur (referred in AIR 2000 SC 2132) dealt with

others (AIR 1982 SC 789):(198 1 ( 4) SC 209] (2) Bakhtawar Singh ..vs.. Sada Kaur (AIR 1996 SC 3488) (referred

terms contained in the said award. 11. In Mt. Kirpo v. Bakhtawar Singh A.I.R. 1964 Punj. 474, it has been laid down: Where ... father after her death. Hence, the decisions in Mt. Kirpo v. Bakhtawar Singh A.I.R. 1964 Punj. 474, clearly covers the present case

cited without disapproval in Kishan Sahai v. Bakhtawar Singh (1898) I.L.R. 20 A. 237 and I am not prepared to differ from

Again in the case of Bakhtawar Singh v. Gurudev Singh, , the said decision was followed by the Supreme Court herein it was held thus