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Western Coalfields Limited, Thr. Area ... vs Tahsildar, Kamptee, Nagpur And Others on 16 September, 2022

13. The real crux of the controversy in the present petitions pertains 26 CORRECTED-wp-3583-21-J--.odt to the interpretation of the power available to the competent authority under Section 155 of the Code. The petitioner - WCL has emphasized on acquisition and vesting of lands, thereby claiming that once such vesting takes place, the revenue authorities under the Code cannot exercise power as regards correction of the revenue entries. There can be no quarrel with the proposition about the effect of vesting as laid down by the Hon'ble Supreme Court in the aforesaid judgments in the cases of North Eastern Coalfields Ltd. Vs. Mubarak Ali and others and V. Chandrasekaran and another Vs. Administrative Officer (supra). There can be no doubt about the fact that upon acquisition of the lands and the same being vested in the petitioner - WCL, the rights of the land owners stood extinguished, except for their right to claim just and fair compensation. There can also be no quarrel with the position of law that upon vesting of the lands with the petitioner - WCL, the land owners i.e. contesting respondents herein could be said to be persona non grata.
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State vs Mubarak on 13 December, 2025

44. Section 34 IPC carves out an exception from general law that a person is responsible for his own act, as it provides that a person can also be held vicariously responsible for the act of others if he has the "common intention" to commit the offence. The phrase "common intention" implies a pre-arranged plan and acting in concert pursuant to the plan. Thus, the common intention must be there prior to the commission of the offence in point of time. The common intention to bring about a particular result may also well develop on the spot as between a number of persons, with reference to the facts of the case and 1 Criminal Appeal No. 2204 of 2010 - order dated 22.09.2020 by Hon'ble Supreme Court of India SC No. 523/2025 State v. Mubarak & Ors.
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