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R. Sai Bharathi vs J. Jayalalitha & Ors on 24 November, 2003 Equivalent citations: AIR

compensation was granted is sought to be over looked on the technical plea that the amount of rental compensation is not under the Act. Even

object and purpose of the Act instead of accepting the technical plea. There may not be dispute on the principles of law contained

Division Bench. We are not favourably inclined to entertain this technical plea for the above reasons. We also find no substance in the submission made

compensation was granted is sought to be over looked on the technical plea that the amount of rental compensation is not under the Act. Even

relevant provisions in a technical [pic]or a narrow sense. This position cannot be disputed. But in dealing with the plea raised by Mr Dolia

life and liberty of a citizen, this Court should not stand on technicalities and should give effect to the ratio in Triveniben 's case ... Choudhary , (1992 (4) SCC 305) to substantiate the plea that the petitioner had locus standi to present the petition in public interest and this

N.D. Jayal And Anr vs Union Of India And Ors on 1 September, 2003

even marginal overstepping. Due weightage has to be given to, and hyper technical approach has to be avoided in considering what happens on the spur ... original aggressor, even after the cause of reasonable apprehension has disappeared, the plea of right of private-defence can legitimately be negatived. The Court dealing

even marginal overstepping. Due weightage has to be given to, and hyper technical approach has to be avoided in considering what happens on the spur ... original aggressor, even after the cause of reasonable apprehension has disappeared, the plea of right of private-defence can legitimately be negatived. The Court dealing