TEJINDER KAUR AND ORS. v. RAJ KUMARI AND ORS. INSC 1875: Difference between revisions

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3. In view of the orders passed in appeal relating to SLP No. 25067 of 2005, there is no necessity for dealing with the stand taken by the appellants.
3. In view of the orders passed in appeal relating to SLP No. 25067 of 2005, there is no necessity for dealing with the stand taken by the appellants.


�4. The appeal is accordingly disposed of.
4. The appeal is accordingly disposed of.
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Latest revision as of 23:21, 4 July 2024

1. Leave granted.

2. In this present case the appellants have questioned correctness of the order passed by the High Court declining to consider their prayer about the impropriety in the process of re-assessment done. It was their case that they came to know from the return filed by the State government that the re- assessment was done by the Board which was not properly constituted. It is, therefore, their case that re-assessment as done has no legal sanction. The High Court declined to interfere as the connected matters were pending before this Court.

3. In view of the orders passed in appeal relating to SLP No. 25067 of 2005, there is no necessity for dealing with the stand taken by the appellants.

4. The appeal is accordingly disposed of.