lodged; (5) the
plaintiff has not been able to prove constructive
loss by reason of abandonment; (6) that by reason
of Sections ... Bihar &
Anr. 2006 (11) SCALE 665]
Interpretation of 'constructive loss' contained in Section 60 is subject
to any express provision
that the
banks are constructively liable for the acts of their officers.
In given cases, the employors are constructively liable for acts of
negligence ... Section 502 of the Merchant Shipping Act 2894
exonerated the owner from losses arising without his actual fault. The
House of Lords held that they
that the
banks are constructively liable for the acts of their officers.
In given cases, the employors are constructively liable for acts of
negligence ... Section 502 of the Merchant Shipping Act 2894
exonerated the owner from losses arising without his actual fault. The
House of Lords held that they
Mcdermott International Inc vs Burn Standard Co. Ltd. & Ors on 12 May, 2006
Equivalent
could continue to operate their mills even though it
was running into losses. This was the status quo option which entailed
no land being surrendered ... construction within the old structure and the second step was to
construct on the part of open spaces.
(iv) The fourth option ensured demolition
September, 1991 in terms whereof 11 blocks of houses could be
constructed. The said area, however, became a municipality in terms of
the West Bengal ... project for the
benefit of our Defence Personnel at no Profit no
Loss basis. We have engaged M/s Dulal Mukherjee
& Associates as consulting
However, we find some substance with regard to
the claim No.4, loss of profit, there was an
admitted delay in handling over the site ... order of the learned Single
Judge with regard to Claim No.4, loss of profit."
18. We may, at the outset, notice the legal
could continue to operate their mills even though it
was running into losses. This was the status-quo option which
entailed no land being surrendered ... construction within the old structure and the second step was to
construct on the part of open spaces;
(iv) The fourth option ensured demolition
Dy.Collector,Land Acq.,Gujarat & Anr vs Madhubai Gobarbhai & Anr on 29 July
Court having regard to the fact that the appellant has
raised substantial constructions would have allowed her to complete the
same but the fact remains ... ordinarily, the aggrieved party is
expected to approach this Court without any loss of time. We have noticed
hereinbefore that in the meanwhile the plaintiff
