knowledge. i.e.. knowledge at-
tributed by law to the party in the circumstances, whether
he actually had the knowledge or not, and knowledge ... consequence between a person
having constructive knowledge and a person
having actual knowledge. Thus a person having
constructive knowledge of a matter. cannot be
allowed
controlling the materials published
in the paper so as to ascribe constructive knowledge to him
of the articles published in Chandrika. ALL that the
petitioner ... rate performed the duties of
the editor then no constructive knowledge of these articles
can be attributed to him.
The High Court framed the following
knowledge of the award does not mean a
mere knowledge of the fact that an award has been
made. The knowledge must relate ... said decision, therefore, itself is an authority for the proposition
that constructive knowledge would also subserve the purpose of the Act.
Whether a person
municipal areas where
municipal taxes are a charge on the property, constructive
knowledge of the existence of such municipal taxes and of
the reasonable possibility ... been made a charge on the property
by statute have a constructive knowledge of the tax and of
the possibility of some arrears being
diligence" determines
the scope of a party's constructive knowledge, claim and is
very critical to the outcome of the suit
that knowledge. Now, knowledge of the award does not mean a mere
knowledge of the fact that an award has been made. The knowledge must ... knowledge of the contents of the award.
Actual or constructive knowledge of the contents of the award can be
established by the Collector by proving
State Of Maharashtra vs Mayer Hans George on 24 August, 1964
Equivalent citations: 1965 AIR
According to this decision the
question of constructive notice is a question of fact
which falls to be determined on the evidence and
circumstances ... been
made a charge on the property by statute have a
constructive knowledge of the tax and of the possibility
of some arrears being
that knowledge. Now,
knowledge of the award does not mean a mere knowledge of the
fact that an award has been made. The knowledge must ... knowledge of the contents of the award. Actual or constructive
knowledge of the contents of the award can be established by the
Collector by proving
statement should raise a
presumption that the defendant had actual or
constructive knowledge of his right and that
he acquiesced in the method adopted ... absolutely irrefutable and can be rebutted by
showing that even constructive knowledge
cannot be imputed to the defendant. It is,
however, not proper and fair
