Tribunal
discharging quasi-judicial functions. This Court held that there is a lis
to be decided by the Information Commission inasmuch as the request ... disallowed and the
decisions rendered by the Information Commission on such a lis may
prejudicially affect a third party. For these reasons, this Court further
IMAM, SYED JAFFER
CITATION:
1956 AIR 593 1956 SCR 451
ACT:
Lis pendens, Scope of-If prevents passing of title as
between the transferor ... father purchased them.
The respondent did not specifically raise the question of
lis pendens in his pleading nor was an issue framed on the
point
state of affairs to
exist while it is in seisin of a lis, that state of affairs is not
only required to be maintained ... parties to the suit, in disobedience of its orders.
The principles of lis pendens are altogether on a different
footing. We do not propose
reference under s. 10 or s. 33 . There is thus
a lis between the parties. There would be assertion and
denial of facts on either ... inquisitorial system. The Labour Court
or Tribunal has to decide the lis between the parties on the
evidence adduced before it. While
fairness, adjudicative settings are not
necessary, nor it is necessary to have lis inter parties.
There need not be any struggle between two opposing parties ... giving rise to a 'lis'. There need not be resolution of lis
inter parties. The duty to act judically or to act fairly
financial interests. In disciplinary proceedings before the
Disciplinary Committee there is no lis and there are no
parties. The word 'person' will embrace ... Council of a State which initiates
the disciplinary proceedings. There is no lis in proceedings
before the Disciplinary Committee The Bar Council, in
placing
Lis pendens- Transfer of Property Act , (4 of 1882)-Section
52-Whether arrests the running of the period of limitation
during the pendency ... suit. The first appellate court, however, held
that the doctrine of lis pendens prevented the rights of the
respondents from maturing. The High Court, accepting
cannot be termed as quasi-
judicial function, in the absence of a lis - a proposition and apposition
between the two contending parties which the statutory ... authority is required
to decide. According to him, unless there is a lis or two contending parties
before the Election Commission, the function assigned
held that it was not open to contend that the
doctrine of lis pendens had no application. The application was ultimately
dismissed. The order ... sale deed dated 23.11.1959 was not hit by the
principle of lis pendens under section 52 of the Transfer of Property Act.
During the pendency
Transfer of Property Act
which lays down the principle of lis pendens that when a
suit is pending during the pendency of such suit ... sale
is made in favour of other person, then the principle of lis
pendens would be attracted. In support of this proposition a
Full Bench
