ARAVIND KUMAR
NEW MANGALORE PORT TRUST PANAMBUR MANGALORE – Appellant
Versus
CLIFFORD DSOUZA – Respondent
ORDER :
A short point that arises for consideration in these writ petitions revolves around limitation for recovery of pre-fixed ‘service charges’ from petitioners by respondent under The Public Premises (Eviction of Unauthorised Occupants) Act, 1971 (for short ‘Act’) namely;
BRIEF BACKGROUND OF THE CASE:
2. The New Mangalore Port Trust (for short ‘NMPT’) established under the Major Port Trusts Act, 1963 enables the said Port to administer, control and manage the matters connected therewith.
3. Respondents in all these petitions were allotted certain area of the unpaved land belonging to the NMPT on a monthly licence fee basis. Respondents had applied to NMPT for allotment of port land for storage of transit cargo as and when required by providing required details of cargo, ship name, importers/exporters name, area required etc. On the basis of such application, NMPT was allotting port land to the applicant
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