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Himalayan Cooperative Group Housing Society v/s Balvan Singh AIR 2015 SC 2867 Citation of the case 7 SCC 373/AIR 2015 SC 2867 Parties Himalayan Cooperative Group Housing Society -----Appellant Balvan Singh -------Respondent Appeal No Civil appeal no.4363-4364 and other Date of Judgment 29/04/2014 Bench H.L Dattu,C.j.i, Sharad Arvind Bobde,Arun,JJ Fact Appellant was a cooperative society registered under the Delhi cooperative societies Act, 1972 it comprised 150 members who had enrolled themselves with the society for allotment of residential quarters, and apartments....

Himalayan Cooperative Group Housing Society v/s Balvan Singh Appellant was a cooperative society registered under the Delhi cooperative societies Act, 1972 it comprised 150 members.

Nothing this act shall affect provision of any act for punishing muting and desertion of officers, Soldiers, Sailors or Airmen in the service of the Government of India or the provision of any special or local laws. i.e. local laws, state laws, Martial laws etc.

Section 5 of Indian Penal Code,1860 Nothing this act shall affect provision of any act for punishing muting and desertion of officers, Soldiers, Sailors or Airmen in the service of the

Brajendra Nath Bhargava (Dead) v. Ramchandra Kasliwal And Anr. AIR 1999 SC 2866 Citations:- AIR 1999 SC 2866, JT 1998 (7) SC 621, RLW 1999 (2) SC 199, (1998) 9 SCC 169 Bench:- A Ahmadi, K Paripoornan, S Kurdukar Fact- The Brajendra Nath Bhargava happened to be a Tenant of a showroom of Ramchandra Kasliwal who was then Practising as an advocate in the courts in Rajasthan/Jodhpur....

brajendra nath bhargava v. ramchandra kasliwal The Brajendra Nath Bhargava happened to be a Tenant of a showroom of Ramchandra Kasliwal who was then Practising as an advocate.

juristic law

juristic law Meaning-

Extension of the code is Extra- territorial offences. any citizen of this code apply also to any offence committed by Any citizen of India in any place without and beyond India. any person on any Ship or Aircraft registered in India where it may be Explanation- In this section this word “offence” includes India which if committed in India, would be punishable under code....

Section 4 of indian penal code,1860 any citizen of this code apply also to any offence committed by Any citizen of India in any place without and beyond India. any person on any Ship

Article 3- Parliament May be law form a new state by separation of a territory from any State or by uniting two or more state completely or in part or by uniting any territory to a part of any state. Formation of new state. Alteration of areas of state. Boundaries or names of existing state. parliament can increase or diminish the area of any state or can alter the boundaries or names of any state....

Article-3 of Indian Costitution Article-3 of indian constitution Formation of new state. Alteration of areas of state. Boundaries or names of existing state.