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M/S. Gangeshwar Limited vs State Of U.P. And Others on 19 September, 1995

Therefore, necessity of certainty and cold prudence requires us to uphold the orders of the High Court, all the more when the author of its judgment is no other than the Hon'ble M.P. Mehrotra J, who gave a well considered and well reasoned judgment in Jai Ram Singh's case supra. Years later, so sure was the Hon'ble Judge of the soundness of the view that the said precedent was not even adverted to by him in the judgment under appeal. Apparently, by then, the views of the High Court in that regard seemed to have been crystalized and applied in lot many cases that under Section 6(a), in order to obtain exemption the land must be shown not merely to be used for industrial purposes, but there should also be a subsisting certificate under Section 143 in relation to it on the appointed date.
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