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
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
parties to carry on constructions would
cause irreparable injuries to the appellants.
(iv) Respondents having started constructions despite knowledge of the
special leave petition, this
communicated to the party
later. The knowledge of the party affected by the
award, either actual or constructive, being an
essential requirement of fair ... date on which the claimants got knowledge of the
declaration of the award either actual or constructive. This
principle, however, will apply only to cases
representation by the person sought to be estoppel, made with knowledge, actual or constructive of its falsity, to the person seeking trie benefits ... proper function of equitable estoppel is the prevention of fraud, actual or constructive and the doctrine should always be so applied as to promote
admittedly a multi storeyed building has been constructed. Such a multi-storeyed building could not have been constructed in a short time. The plaintiffs ... bitterly must in normal circumstances be held to have knowledge of all such ongoing constructions. They, therefore, ought to have moved the learned trial Judge
representation by the person sought to be estopped, made with knowledge, actual or constructive of its falsity, to the person seeking the benefits
representation by the person sought to be estopped, made with knowledge, actual or constructive of its falsity, to the person seeking the benefits ... proper function of equitable estoppel is the prevention of fraud, actual or constructive and the doctrine should always be so applied as to promote
made in consideration for the use or supply of such an asset, knowledge or services in the same manner as royalty, fees or consideration could ... hardly be any doubt that services involving specialized knowledge, experience and skill in the field of constructional operations are "technical services". Secondly
made in consideration for the use or supply of such an asset, knowledge or services in the same manner as royalty, fees or consideration could ... hardly be any doubt that services involving specialised knowledge, experience and skill in the field of constructional operations are 'technical services'. Secondly
