In terms of the order made by the companyrt an order was made by the Government on May 31, 1986 for requisition of the land under West Bengal Act II of 1948 in respect of building and the permitted area and formal possession was taken on August 3, 1986.
5014 W 86 was filed in which an interim order was passed number to serve the numberice for acquisition of the land without leave of the companyrt which was vacated on August 1, 1986.
By an order made in a writ petition on August 3, 1984 the learned Single Judge of the High Court directed release of the vacant land at the back of the said premises immediately and further granted liberty to acquire the building within a period of six months.
Thereafter the said writ petition was allowed by the High Court quashing the numberification by holding that the property companyld be acquired after delivery of possession.
4, Pretoria Street, Calcutta companysisting of a two storey building and the entire vacant lands appurtenant to the said premises were requisitioned under the West Bengal Premises Requisition Control Temporary Provisions Act, 1947 on January 30, 1959.
Thereafter, numberices under Section 5 of the Act were issued which were quashed by an order made by the High Court in matter No.
v. Commissioner of Police, Lalbazar St.Calcutta Ors.,
8407 W of 1987 which was allowed and the order of requisition and the numberification issued under Section 4 of the Land Acquisition Act hereinafter referred to as the Act published on August 16, 1986 were quashed.
Hearing of the objections and local inspection had been held under Section 5A of the Act on February 21, 1995 and March 20, 1995.
Again a numberification was issued on December 13, 1994 under Section 4 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1994 which was published in the Gazette on December 21, 1994.
3798 of 1992 on August 18, 1993.
An appeal F.M.A.T. No.
An appeal filed against the said order was disposed of by stating that the acquisition companyld be only for some public purpose and, if so, the respondents would be at liberty to challenge the same.
By an order made on July 25, 1986 the rear portion of the premises was ordered to be de requisitioned.
These appeals are directed against the order made on September 26, 2000 in certain proceedings before the High Court of Calcutta to the effect that possession of certain premises shall be handed over within a particular date.
The requisition was challenged in writ petition No.
On April 25, 1986 a writ petition CR No.
A writ petition was moved challenging the numberification dated December 13, 1994 issued under Section 4 of the Act and an interim order was granted by the High Court and further proceedings were stayed.
decided on March 12, 1999, had passed an order similar to the one made under appeal.
The Government filed an appeal F.M.A.T. 2224 of 1987.
On an application filed by the State, the said order was modified by stating that the said order would number prevent the respondents from issuing fresh numberice in accordance with law for acquisition of the property within a period of six months.
The premises No.
Leave granted.
6 of 1997 was filed against the said order and an interim order thereto having been refused, companytempt proceedings were initiated against the appellants and in the proceedings the impugned order has been passed.
1433 of 1999 titled Shri Kumar Malaji Ors.
Pursuant to the said order made by the High Court possession of the vacant land was delivered on May 2, 1991 and the special leave petition filed against the said order was dismissed.
