Condition

Law would take its effect from the date of its promulgation and interpretation of said law could not be subjected to the doctrine of retrospective effects unless expressed specifically in the judgment.

Permission of Advocate General for filing writ petition in representative capacity or permission of Court was condition precedent.

Longstanding impugned mutation in favour of a party could not be disturbed due to presumption of truth attached to such entries

Impugned mutation was not challenged by the vendor in his lifetime and defendants had no locus standi to assail the same.

When any condition had been attached with a promissory note then it would bring the same out of the ambit of negotiable instrument

Interest having been included in the promissory note, therefore same was not a negotiable instrument

Presumption was attached to a negotiable instrument but the same was rebuttable

Plaintiff was bound to prove the execution of document in accordance with law

Plaintiff had failed to prove the receipt of money by the defendant

No decree should have been passed in favour of plaintiff, in circumstances

Impugned judgment and decree passed by the Trial Court were set aside and suit was dismissed

Appeal was allowed, in circumstances.

Appeal and representation could lie only against an order passed by a "Departmental Authority" with regard to any of the terms and conditions of service.