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Gujarat Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd vs Essar Power Limited on 9 August, 2016
"21.3. Thirdly, because if the statute
provides for a thing to be done in a particular
manner, then it must be done in that manner
alone. All other modes or methods of doing
that thing must be deemed to have been
prohibited. That proposition of law first was
stated in Taylor V. Taylor 3 and adopted later
by the Judicial Committee in Nazir Ahmad V.
King Emperor 4 and by this Court in a series
of judgments including those in Rao Shiv
Bahadur Singh V. State of Vindhya Pradesh 5,
State of U.P. V. Singhara Singh 6, Chandra
Kishore Jha V. Mahavir Prasad 7, Dhanajaya
Reddy V. State of Karnataka 8 and Gujarat
Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd. V. Essar Power Ltd. 9.
The principle stated in the above decisions
applies to the cases at hand nor because there
is any specific procedure that it is prescribed
by the statute for grant of approval but
because if the approval could be granted by
anyone in the police hierarchy the provision
specifying the authority for grant of such
Patna High Court CWJC No.16589 of 2017 dt.12-12-2017
38/41
approval might as well not have been
enacted."