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Harbhajan Singh vs Karam Singh And Others on 16 September, 1965

The question so framed, is no longer res-integra as it was answered by a Full Bench of this Court in Deep Chand's case (supra) and by the Hon'ble Supreme Court in Harbhajan's case (supra) by holding that the Act does not contain any provision conferring the SHAMSHER SINGH 2015.07.02 11:20 I attest to the accuracy and authenticity of this document Chandigarh CWP-3302-1980 [6] power of review on any officer/authority, much less the authority exercising power under Section 42 of the Act. A perusal of Section 42 of the Act, reveals that it confers the power, to call for and examine the legality of any order passed or proceedings taken during consolidation but does not confer the power of review. The Additional Director Consolidation, therefore, had no jurisdiction whether plenary or otherwise to pass the impugned orders particularly when on the same cause of action, his predecessor, also while exercising power under Section 42 of the Act, had already dismissed a similar petition filed by Nathu Ram on 08.11.1963.
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