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Article 227 in Constitution of India [Constitution]
Section 8 in The Gujarat Public Premises (Eviction of Unauthorised Occupants) Act, 1972 [Entire Act]
Mooman Jafferali Aliji Maknojiya vs Shia Imami Ismaili Momin Jamat Samaj on 5 October, 2021
[4.5] In support of his submission, he has relied on the
decision of this Court in the case of Mooman Jafferali Aliji
Maknojiya Vs. Shia Imami Ismaili Momin Jamat Samaj
reported in AIROnline 2021 Guj 2027 to submit that pending
hearing delay application passing of an interim order or
continuing the same is not unknown to the law. Referring to
paragraph 81 therein, it is submitted that while issuing rule in
the delay condonation application as also leave to appeal,
Court granted /continued the ad-interim protection, which was
granted earlier.
Jet Airways (India) Ltd., Link ... vs Jet Airways Thozhilalar Sangam ... on 21 June, 2000
Referring to the powers of this Court
while exercising jurisdiction under Article 227 of the
Constitution of India, Mr. Thakore, learned advocate for the
respondent relied on decision of the Madras High Court in the
case of Jet Airways (India) Ltd. Chennai Vs. Jet Airways
Thozhilaiar Sangam (represented by its Secretary) and
Ors. reported in 2000 (4) LLN 261 as also of the Supreme
Court in the case of Laxmikant Revchand Bhojwani and
Another Vs. Pratapsing Mohansingh Pardeshi reported
(1995) 6 SCC 576 as also decision of the Bombay High Court
in the case of Bhagwan s/o Ganpatrao Godsay Vs.
Kachrulal s/o Bastimal Samdariya rendered in 1987 SCC
OnLine Bom 32. referring paragraph 41 as also 50 submitted
that even Rule 3A of Order XLI of 'the Code' despite using word
'shall' has been interpreted to be directory and permissive with
a further submission that if right of Appeal is part of a special
enactment intended to serve the special cases arise under that
Act, there is a basic rule of interpretation that general
legislation must give way to special legislation. It is further
submitted, relying on the decision that since special legislation
in the form of 'GPP Act' does not create the prohibition similar
to the one contained in Order XLI Rule 3A of 'the Code' such
prohibition has no application to the cases under the 'GPP
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Act'. At any rate, according to his submission, use of word
'shall' in Rule 3A of Order XLI of the 'the Code' is permissive
and not mandatory as held by the Bombay High Court.
Therefore, according to his submission, despite learned
advocate for the petitioners did not refer to Order XLI Rule 3A
of 'the Code', which prohibits though apparently grant of an
order of stay of execution of a decree against which the Appeal
is proposed to be filed so long as delay condonation application
is pending is of no use for the reason that is not held to be
mandatory by the Bombay High Court as also it cannot be
invoked while exercising jurisdiction of Appeal under the
special enactment like the 'GPP Act'.
Laxmikant Revchand Bhojwani And Anr vs Pratapsing. Mohansingh Pardeshi ... on 18 September, 1995
Referring to the powers of this Court
while exercising jurisdiction under Article 227 of the
Constitution of India, Mr. Thakore, learned advocate for the
respondent relied on decision of the Madras High Court in the
case of Jet Airways (India) Ltd. Chennai Vs. Jet Airways
Thozhilaiar Sangam (represented by its Secretary) and
Ors. reported in 2000 (4) LLN 261 as also of the Supreme
Court in the case of Laxmikant Revchand Bhojwani and
Another Vs. Pratapsing Mohansingh Pardeshi reported
(1995) 6 SCC 576 as also decision of the Bombay High Court
in the case of Bhagwan s/o Ganpatrao Godsay Vs.
Kachrulal s/o Bastimal Samdariya rendered in 1987 SCC
OnLine Bom 32. referring paragraph 41 as also 50 submitted
that even Rule 3A of Order XLI of 'the Code' despite using word
'shall' has been interpreted to be directory and permissive with
a further submission that if right of Appeal is part of a special
enactment intended to serve the special cases arise under that
Act, there is a basic rule of interpretation that general
legislation must give way to special legislation. It is further
submitted, relying on the decision that since special legislation
in the form of 'GPP Act' does not create the prohibition similar
to the one contained in Order XLI Rule 3A of 'the Code' such
prohibition has no application to the cases under the 'GPP
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Act'. At any rate, according to his submission, use of word
'shall' in Rule 3A of Order XLI of the 'the Code' is permissive
and not mandatory as held by the Bombay High Court.
Therefore, according to his submission, despite learned
advocate for the petitioners did not refer to Order XLI Rule 3A
of 'the Code', which prohibits though apparently grant of an
order of stay of execution of a decree against which the Appeal
is proposed to be filed so long as delay condonation application
is pending is of no use for the reason that is not held to be
mandatory by the Bombay High Court as also it cannot be
invoked while exercising jurisdiction of Appeal under the
special enactment like the 'GPP Act'.
Bhupatlal Govindji vs Bhanumati Dayalal on 22 February, 1983
[5.9] For the actions of the petitioners, attempted to
overreach the process of Court has to be dealt with in the
manner as viewed by this Court as back in the year 1983 in
the case of Bhupatlal Govindji Vs. Bhanumati Dayalal
reported in 1983 (2) GLR 1137, more particularly, paragraph
8 thereof holding therein:
Section 7 in The Gujarat Public Premises (Eviction of Unauthorised Occupants) Act, 1972 [Entire Act]
Municipal Corporation Of Ahmedabad ... vs Voltas Limited And Etc. Etc. on 6 May, 1994
[3.6] He has further relied on the decision in the case of
Municipal Corporation of Ahmedabad through the
Municipal Commissioner Vs. Voltas Limited and etc.