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Chander Kishore Sharma And Anr. vs Kampa Wati on 4 July, 1983

of deposition of DW­3; Shiv Kumar Jindad, Patwari, from the office of SDM, Mayur Vihar, Delhi and Shri Daya Ram Dubey, Kanoongo from the office of LAC, East, Delhi the defendant tried to prove that the suit property was acquired by the government and that it was the government who was the owner of the suit property. However, the deposition of DW­3 and DW­4 is of no consequence as any amount of evidence lead which is beyond the pleadings could not be seen by the Court [Ref. Chander Kishore Sharma v. Shrimati Kampa Wati; 1984 AIR (Delhi) 14, Fats Inc. v. Zen Technologies Limited; 2008(149) DLT 260, Bondar Singh v. Nihal Singh; 2003 AIR (SC) 1905].
Delhi High Court Cites 10 - Cited by 22 - Full Document

Fats Inc. vs Zen Technologies Limited on 25 January, 2008

of deposition of DW­3; Shiv Kumar Jindad, Patwari, from the office of SDM, Mayur Vihar, Delhi and Shri Daya Ram Dubey, Kanoongo from the office of LAC, East, Delhi the defendant tried to prove that the suit property was acquired by the government and that it was the government who was the owner of the suit property. However, the deposition of DW­3 and DW­4 is of no consequence as any amount of evidence lead which is beyond the pleadings could not be seen by the Court [Ref. Chander Kishore Sharma v. Shrimati Kampa Wati; 1984 AIR (Delhi) 14, Fats Inc. v. Zen Technologies Limited; 2008(149) DLT 260, Bondar Singh v. Nihal Singh; 2003 AIR (SC) 1905].
Delhi High Court Cites 4 - Cited by 10 - S N Dhingra - Full Document

Bondar Singh & Ors vs Nihal Singh & Ors on 4 March, 2003

of deposition of DW­3; Shiv Kumar Jindad, Patwari, from the office of SDM, Mayur Vihar, Delhi and Shri Daya Ram Dubey, Kanoongo from the office of LAC, East, Delhi the defendant tried to prove that the suit property was acquired by the government and that it was the government who was the owner of the suit property. However, the deposition of DW­3 and DW­4 is of no consequence as any amount of evidence lead which is beyond the pleadings could not be seen by the Court [Ref. Chander Kishore Sharma v. Shrimati Kampa Wati; 1984 AIR (Delhi) 14, Fats Inc. v. Zen Technologies Limited; 2008(149) DLT 260, Bondar Singh v. Nihal Singh; 2003 AIR (SC) 1905].
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