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Khatri Hotels Pvt Ltd vs Union Of India on 28 March, 2009

The ld. Counsel for the plaintiff has placed his reliance on the cross­examination of PW4 who is unable to tell whether Khasra no. 1674 was a subject matter of notification dated 20.8.1974. This I am afraid will not help the plaintiff in any manner and merely because PW4 the Record Keeper LAC South has stated that he ­: 76 :­ has not aware if Khasra no. 1674 is the subject matter of the notification issued under Section 22 (1) of the DD Act will not make any difference since the notification dated 20.8.1974 itself is very clear and clearly shows that the entire village Kishangarh (Mehrauli) which had earlier been acquired by the Central Government vide notification dated 3.6.1966 Ex.D2W1/1 had been placed at the disposal of the DDA for development and maintenance as green and for taking such steps as required to serve the said purpose, subject to the conditions that the DDA shall not make or cause, or permit to be made any constructions on the said land. Therefore, under these circumstances, as per the settled law as laid down by the Hon'ble Apex Court in the case of Jangbir Vs. Mahavir Prashad Gupta (Supra) and also followed by the Delhi High Court in the case of ­: 77 :­ Rajender Kakkar Vs. DDA (Supra) as discussed herein above, I hold that since no specific Khasra no. having been mentioned, the entire village Kishangarh was placed at the disposal of the DDA for development and maintenance as green and no construction on the land could have been made or permitted to have been made over the said land.
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Smt. Josephine D'Costa, Widow Of Manual ... vs Shri Khushali Govind Naik Desai, Smt. ... on 17 September, 2004

11. On the other hand, Mr. M.S. Usgaonkar, learned Senior Counsel of the Plaintiffs has submitted that the case of Jangbir v. Mahavir (supra) does not Page 619 lay down any proposition of law and that the case at hand is one of misconstruction of law which is always a substantial question of law which can be dealt in a second appeal.
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Pushpa Talwar vs A.N. Kapoor on 9 February, 1982

Learned counsel for the respondent refers to Jangbir v. Mahavir Prasad Gupta, Air 1977 S C. 27 in support of his plea that interpretation of a document is not a substantial question of law to beinterfered by the High Court in second appeal. In that case the lower courts arrived at a pure finding of fact as to whether a particular khasra number containing the house in dispute was included within a Mouza to the whole of which the provisions of the Delhi Municipal Corporation had been extended. It was held by the Supreme Court that such a finding was a pure finding of fact and the High Court committed illegality in interfering with the finding of fact. In the instant case, the question is : Whether there was any evidence on record in support of the finding that the premises were let for residence-cum- commercial purposes. I find there is no evidence.
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Maharaj Singh vs State Of Uttar Pradesh & Others on 2 November, 1976

SECOND APPEAL 1 Disturbance of concurrent finding of fact without consid- ering the objects of the notification or discussing any principle of construction of documents which could indicate that a point of law had really arisen for a decision is patently exceeding the jurisdiction of the High Court--Civil Procedure Code (Act V) 1908, S. 100. Jangbir v. Mahavir Prasad Gupta .. 670
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Sh. Krishna Kumari vs Sh. Kishan Lal on 9 August, 2011

R.K. Luthra Vs. Bal Kishan Das Ram Kishore Gupta & Anr., 19 (1981) DLT 266; Sanwar Mal Kejriwal Vs. Vishva Cooperative Housing Society Ltd. & Ors., (1990) 2 SCC 288 and Jangbir Vs. Mahavir Prasad Gupta, (1976) 4 SCC 682. It has been argued that the revenue estate of Babarpur was included in the Province of Delhi by virtue of The Delhi Laws Act, 1915. It was further argued that the revenue estate of Babarpur is covered in the area of Shahdara Municipality vide notification no.F.4(19)/50­L.S.G dated 8.12.1954 and hence, no separate notification U/s 1(2) of DRC Act is required to bring the revenue estate of Babarpur within the protection of provisions of Delhi Rent Control Act.
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Smt. Meena vs Smt. Bimla on 16 January, 2010

The Hon'ble Supreme Court in the case of Jangbir Vs. Mahavir Prashad Gupta reported in 1974 (4) SCC 682 had observed that the provisions of Section 507 (a) and (b) of the DMC Act refer only to "areas" and not to mere Khasra nos. which are convenient divisions for the purposes of indicating what lay within each area. It was further observed by the court that the term "urban area" or "rural area" is used for much larger units than khasra nos. and it is quite possible to think of one particular number, within an "abadi" area, left out or dropped deliberately.
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Smt. Dharmo vs Delhi Development Authority on 16 January, 2010

The Hon'ble Supreme Court in the case of Jangbir Vs. Mahavir Prashad Gupta reported in 1974 (4) SCC 682 had observed that the provisions of Section 507 (a) and (b) of the DMC Act refer only to "areas" and not to mere Khasra nos. which are convenient divisions for the purposes of indicating what lay within each area. It was further observed by the court that the term "urban area" or "rural area" is used for much larger units than khasra nos. and it is quite possible to think of one particular number, within an "abadi" area, left out or dropped deliberately.
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Smt. Dharmo vs Delhi Development Authority on 16 January, 2010

The Hon'ble Supreme Court in the case of Jangbir Vs. Mahavir Prashad Gupta reported in 1974 (4) SCC 682 had observed that the provisions of Section 507 (a) and (b) of the DMC Act refer only to "areas" and not to mere Khasra nos. which are convenient divisions for the purposes of indicating what lay within each area. It was further observed by the court that the term "urban area" or "rural area" is used for much larger units than khasra nos. and it is quite possible to think of one particular number, within an "abadi" area, left out or dropped deliberately.
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