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52. The last but not the least, necessary would
be the reference of Article 5 of PartII of the
Constitution of India, under the heading of
Citizenship, which says that at the commencement
of this Constitution, every person, who has his
domicile in the territory of India and who was
born in the territory of India or either who was
born in the territory of India or who has been
ordinarily resident in the territory of India
for not less than 05 years immediately preceding
such a commencement, shall be a citizen of
India. Thus, every person, who has his domicile
in the territory of India at the commencement of
the Constitution or is borne in the territory of
India is a citizen of this country. All the
petitioners are citizens of this country.
Applying the popular meaning of the expression
"Domicile" as per the Apex Court's decision in
case of Chandhigarh Hsng. Board vs. Gurmit
Singh, 2002 (2) SCC 29 means the person
has a permanent home or he being there for years
with an intention to live permanently or
indefinitely under the Indian Constitution.
Shrimali Mehul Nareshbhai vs Oil And Natural Gas Corporation Limited on 27 February, 2020
52. The last but not the least, necessary would
be the reference of Article 5 of PartII of the
Constitution of India, under the heading of
Citizenship, which says that at the commencement
of this Constitution, every person, who has his
domicile in the territory of India and who was
born in the territory of India or either who was
born in the territory of India or who has been
ordinarily resident in the territory of India
for not less than 05 years immediately preceding
such a commencement, shall be a citizen of
India. Thus, every person, who has his domicile
in the territory of India at the commencement of
the Constitution or is borne in the territory of
India is a citizen of this country. All the
petitioners are citizens of this country.
Applying the popular meaning of the expression
"Domicile" as per the Apex Court's decision in
case of Chandhigarh Hsng. Board vs. Gurmit
Singh, 2002 (2) SCC 29 means the person
has a permanent home or he being there for years
with an intention to live permanently or
indefinitely under the Indian Constitution.
Sati Rochak Krishnavallabh vs Oil And Natural Gas Corporation Limited on 27 February, 2020
52. The last but not the least, necessary would
be the reference of Article 5 of PartII of the
Constitution of India, under the heading of
Citizenship, which says that at the commencement
of this Constitution, every person, who has his
domicile in the territory of India and who was
born in the territory of India or either who was
born in the territory of India or who has been
ordinarily resident in the territory of India
for not less than 05 years immediately preceding
such a commencement, shall be a citizen of
India. Thus, every person, who has his domicile
in the territory of India at the commencement of
the Constitution or is borne in the territory of
India is a citizen of this country. All the
petitioners are citizens of this country.
Applying the popular meaning of the expression
"Domicile" as per the Apex Court's decision in
case of Chandhigarh Hsng. Board vs. Gurmit
Singh, 2002 (2) SCC 29 means the person
has a permanent home or he being there for years
with an intention to live permanently or
indefinitely under the Indian Constitution.
Kanjibhai Ambalal Parmar vs Gujarat Krushi University Fal ... on 27 February, 2020
52. The last but not the least, necessary would
be the reference of Article 5 of PartII of the
Constitution of India, under the heading of
Citizenship, which says that at the commencement
of this Constitution, every person, who has his
domicile in the territory of India and who was
born in the territory of India or either who was
born in the territory of India or who has been
ordinarily resident in the territory of India
for not less than 05 years immediately preceding
such a commencement, shall be a citizen of
India. Thus, every person, who has his domicile
in the territory of India at the commencement of
the Constitution or is borne in the territory of
India is a citizen of this country. All the
petitioners are citizens of this country.
Applying the popular meaning of the expression
"Domicile" as per the Apex Court's decision in
case of Chandhigarh Hsng. Board vs. Gurmit
Singh, 2002 (2) SCC 29 means the person
has a permanent home or he being there for years
with an intention to live permanently or
indefinitely under the Indian Constitution.
Shreykumar Sunilkumar Naik vs Oil And Natural Gas Corporation on 27 February, 2020
52. The last but not the least, necessary would
be the reference of Article 5 of PartII of the
Constitution of India, under the heading of
Citizenship, which says that at the commencement
of this Constitution, every person, who has his
domicile in the territory of India and who was
born in the territory of India or either who was
born in the territory of India or who has been
ordinarily resident in the territory of India
for not less than 05 years immediately preceding
such a commencement, shall be a citizen of
India. Thus, every person, who has his domicile
in the territory of India at the commencement of
the Constitution or is borne in the territory of
India is a citizen of this country. All the
petitioners are citizens of this country.
Applying the popular meaning of the expression
"Domicile" as per the Apex Court's decision in
case of Chandhigarh Hsng. Board vs. Gurmit
Singh, 2002 (2) SCC 29 means the person
has a permanent home or he being there for years
with an intention to live permanently or
indefinitely under the Indian Constitution.
Vivek Babulal Meena vs The Chief General Manager (Hr) on 27 February, 2020
52. The last but not the least, necessary would
be the reference of Article 5 of PartII of the
Constitution of India, under the heading of
Citizenship, which says that at the commencement
of this Constitution, every person, who has his
domicile in the territory of India and who was
born in the territory of India or either who was
born in the territory of India or who has been
ordinarily resident in the territory of India
for not less than 05 years immediately preceding
such a commencement, shall be a citizen of
India. Thus, every person, who has his domicile
in the territory of India at the commencement of
the Constitution or is borne in the territory of
India is a citizen of this country. All the
petitioners are citizens of this country.
Applying the popular meaning of the expression
"Domicile" as per the Apex Court's decision in
case of Chandhigarh Hsng. Board vs. Gurmit
Singh, 2002 (2) SCC 29 means the person
has a permanent home or he being there for years
with an intention to live permanently or
indefinitely under the Indian Constitution.
Bhumikaben Narsinhbhai Prajapati vs Oil And Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. on 27 February, 2020
52. The last but not the least, necessary would
be the reference of Article 5 of PartII of the
Constitution of India, under the heading of
Citizenship, which says that at the commencement
of this Constitution, every person, who has his
domicile in the territory of India and who was
born in the territory of India or either who was
born in the territory of India or who has been
ordinarily resident in the territory of India
for not less than 05 years immediately preceding
such a commencement, shall be a citizen of
India. Thus, every person, who has his domicile
in the territory of India at the commencement of
the Constitution or is borne in the territory of
India is a citizen of this country. All the
petitioners are citizens of this country.
Applying the popular meaning of the expression
"Domicile" as per the Apex Court's decision in
case of Chandhigarh Hsng. Board vs. Gurmit
Singh, 2002 (2) SCC 29 means the person
has a permanent home or he being there for years
with an intention to live permanently or
indefinitely under the Indian Constitution.
Arunkumar Rupabhai Parmar vs Oil And Natural Gas Corporation Limited on 27 February, 2020
52. The last but not the least, necessary would
be the reference of Article 5 of PartII of the
Constitution of India, under the heading of
Citizenship, which says that at the commencement
of this Constitution, every person, who has his
domicile in the territory of India and who was
born in the territory of India or either who was
born in the territory of India or who has been
ordinarily resident in the territory of India
for not less than 05 years immediately preceding
such a commencement, shall be a citizen of
India. Thus, every person, who has his domicile
in the territory of India at the commencement of
the Constitution or is borne in the territory of
India is a citizen of this country. All the
petitioners are citizens of this country.
Applying the popular meaning of the expression
"Domicile" as per the Apex Court's decision in
case of Chandhigarh Hsng. Board vs. Gurmit
Singh, 2002 (2) SCC 29 means the person
has a permanent home or he being there for years
with an intention to live permanently or
indefinitely under the Indian Constitution.
Farhan Anwarbhai Vhora vs Oil And Natural Gas Corporation Limited on 27 February, 2020
52. The last but not the least, necessary would
be the reference of Article 5 of PartII of the
Constitution of India, under the heading of
Citizenship, which says that at the commencement
of this Constitution, every person, who has his
domicile in the territory of India and who was
born in the territory of India or either who was
born in the territory of India or who has been
ordinarily resident in the territory of India
for not less than 05 years immediately preceding
such a commencement, shall be a citizen of
India. Thus, every person, who has his domicile
in the territory of India at the commencement of
the Constitution or is borne in the territory of
India is a citizen of this country. All the
petitioners are citizens of this country.
Applying the popular meaning of the expression
"Domicile" as per the Apex Court's decision in
case of Chandhigarh Hsng. Board vs. Gurmit
Singh, 2002 (2) SCC 29 means the person
has a permanent home or he being there for years
with an intention to live permanently or
indefinitely under the Indian Constitution.