Hussenghai ,
reported in 1971 (1) SCC 757. It was held that constructive
knowledge about attachment of the property cannot be presumed,
though ... Sections 230
and 239 of the Act of 1956. The constructive knowledge gets
satisfied and it goes against the petitioner-company. The
judgment
oral settlement consented by all the parties
and there was constructive knowledge to the appellants and they have acted
upon on the basis of said ... Therefore, if it is held that constructive
knowledge is sufficient and amounts to compliance of Section 31 , the
petition filed by appellant would be barred
months
shall commence from the date of actual or constructive knowledge of the
award rendered by the Collector.
The positive case ... evidence to show that the claimant/land owner had actual or
constructive knowledge of the award from a prior date or from a date
taken note of
various judgments in the matter of actual and constructive knowledge
about the award and has held that the appellant had knowledge ... considered view that in
this case, the principle of actual or constructive knowledge about the
award cannot be applied in the peculiar facts and circumstances
constructively. Knowledge of the award does
not mean a mere knowledge of the fact that an award has been
made. The knowledge must relate ... 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
diligence" determines the scope of a
party's constructive knowledge, claim and is very critical to the
outcome of the suit
communication as such by
the District Magistrate, having an actual or constructive knowledge
would be sufficient for the appellants to have challenged the order ... order, but generally, knowledge must be attributable to the
person affected. He may have knowledge either directly or
constructively. In the facts of the case
award is communicated or is known by him
actually or constructively. Knowledge of the award
means knowledge of the content of the award. This Court ... communicated to either party or was known by him
either actually or constructively. This Court has
discussed the question as:
“5. In dealing with this
said to have come to
the notice of the Registrar, actually or constructively, on the
date when the Balance Sheet was delivered at his office ... establish that
the complainant did have actual knowledge or at least
constructive knowledge about the offence and the
period of limitation had started running from
circumstances,
the petitioner cannot be attributed with the knowledge
or notice, either actual or constructive, of the charge
of respondent No. 2 in respect ... municipal
taxes were due, transferees of such properties
were imputed with constructive knowledge of
any charge created against the properties that
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