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Mata Prasad and anr. Vs. Chandradeo Singh and

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (1909)ILR31All176

..... not be correct inasmuch as the observance of the rule of the mitakshara does afford soma protection to the interests of sons. the greed which exists far the acquisition of landed property in this province is well known. money lenders are ever ready to advance money to thriftless or extravagant laud owners on the security of ..... of the disposing power.' they further held that 'this view of the power of the father to bind the sons' interest in the family estate, except in certain special cases, necessarily throws the onus on the sons of defeating his creditors' remedies against the ancestral estate by establishing the existence of those circumstances.' following this ruling ..... he has been deceived as to the existence of the necessity which he had reasonable grounds for supposing to exist, he still is under an obligation to do certain things, and then their lordships specify what was required of the creditor in the case to which we have referred. this decision is in consonance with the .....

Devi Saran Mishra Vs. the Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Allahabad

..... collection and enforcement of any tax;(b) foreign exchange, import and export across customs frontiers;(c) industrial and labour disputes;(d) land reforms by way of acquisition by the state of any estate as defined in article 31a or of any rights therein or the extinguishment or modification of any such rights or by way of ..... . section 33 deals with exclusion of jurisdiction of civil courts; section 34 deals with transfer of pending cases. section 35 deals with the provisions for filing certain appeal; section 36 says that the proceedings before the tribunal are judicial proceedings. section 37 deals with members and staff of the tribunal, who are to ..... country is not satisfactory and encouraging. there is a need for a fresh look and review and a serious consideration before the experiment is extended to new areas of fields, especially if the constitutional jurisdiction of the high courts is to be simultaneously ousted. not many tribunals satisfying the aforesaid tests can possibly be .....

Triambak Pati Tripathi Vs. the Board of High School and Intermediate E ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1973All1; (1972)IILLJ451All

..... the examination which had not been brought to his notice before obtaining his explanation. the opinion expressed by the sub-committee about credibility of the explanation given by various candidates certainly was no material which could have indicated that the petitioner had used unfair means. the examinations committee was to decide the matter on its own after looking into the charges ..... unfair means. in his case the examinations committee merely cancelled his 1971 examination.4. when this petition was taken up for preliminary hearing, learned counsel for the petitioner relied on certain observations made by a division bench of this court in the case of prabhat kumar v. board of high school and intermediate education, u. p., 1971 all lj 1391, in .....

Laxmi NaraIn Pande Vs. Dist. Magistrate and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1960All55

..... to drink alcoholic liquors at social functions. the very fact that government servants conduct rules contain injunctions against, lending and borrowing and restrictions on the acquisition and disposal of any immoveable property is proof of the very wide powers of the government in requiring a proper standard of conduct from government servants ..... shall consider sufficiently blame-worthy to merit dismissal or removal. the state has been invested with absolute discretion in this respect. it can demand a certain standard of conduct from government servants not only when performing their official duties but in their private lives as well. for example, the state has ..... corresponding to paragraphs 72 and 73 mentioned above. 18. mr. misra conceded that the government bad given itself the power to try government servants for certain types of misconduct unconnected with their official duties, but those are specified in the uttar pradesh government servants conduct rules. for example, rule 5 prohibits .....

Prashant Kumur Katiyar and Etc. Vs. State of U.P. and Others

Court : Allahabad

..... to be possessed or accomplished in order to mature a right to the stage of accrual. it is thereafter that the consideration of enforceability can be geared into motion for acquisition of a right conferred under the statute. the maturity of a right sets the stage of accrual. 63. it is on the strength of such accrual that the right is ..... on a different pedestal due to occurrence of the death of an employee which is uncertain as compared to the other exceptions of regularisation, transfer or promotion. these claims are certain and are known from before. they have to be considered vis-a-vis the year of recruitment and the date of entitlement of the claimant which may accrue in accordance .....

Babu (Deceased and Represented by His Lrs.) Vs. Khudial Qayum and Anot ...

Court : Allahabad

..... to." "6. in cases not otherwise specially provided for, the judges shall decide according to justice, equity and good conscience." 35. in respect to certain specified waqfs in husainabad area in lucknow (oudh), husainabad endowment act, 1878 (act 15 of 1878) was enacted. 36. in 1908, by enacting new code of civil procedure ..... only the judicial remedy is barred, but a substantive right is acquired or extinguished. a prescription, by which a right is acquired, is called an "acquisitive prescription". a prescription by which a right is extinguished is called "extinctive prescription". the distinction between the two is not of much practical importance or substance ..... estate, provided that there exist no factors negativing his control, for example the continuance in occupation of one who denies his right; and (3) acquisition of physical control over the objects it encloses. corpus, therefore, depends more upon the general expectations that others will not interfere with an individual control over .....

Oriental Insurance Co Ltd. Vs. Ram Ratan

Court : Allahabad

..... chettiar : air 1953 sc 235; raruha singh v. achal singh and ors. ; om prakash gupta v. ranbir b. goyal : air 2002 sc 665; ishwar dutt v. land acquisition collector and anr. : air 2005 sc 3165; and state of maharashtra v. hindustan construction company ltd. : (2010) 4 scc 518.) in the same case (supra), their lordships ..... best piece of substantive evidence that an opposite party can rely upon, though not conclusive, is decisive of the matter, unless successfully withdrawn or proved erroneous. in certain cases, it operate as an estoppels. documents filed at admission stage does not seem to be part of record, neither any issued was framed before the tribunal, ..... representative of the deceased or by the injured applicant. option has been given to the claimant either to move application before the tribunal having jurisdiction over the area in which the accident occurred, or to the claims tribunal within the local limits of whose jurisdiction the claimant resides or carries on business or within .....

Muneshwara Nand Vs. State

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1961All24; 1961CriLJ1

..... complaint, nor did he lodge any himself. on the public prosecutor's complaint the sessions judge took cognizance of the offence. the charge that he framed quoted certain passages from the aforesaid article of the 14th march and recited that by the imputations contained therein muneshwara nand intended to harm, or knew or had reason to ..... cognizance of offences, while section 198, which is one of the exceptions to section 190, places a lestric-tion on the power of these courts to take cognizance of certain specified offences, including that of defamation. the word 'court' in section 198, refers, not to any court, but to the courts of magistrates enumerated in section 190 ..... have precisely the. same connotation. in case (a) the facts were that a government doctor was charged under section 409 i. p. c. with having dishonestly removed certain medicines from a hospital which was under his charge to his own residence, and under section 477-a i. p. c. with having wilfully falsified their account in .....

Rajendra Singh Son of Late Sri Shivraj Singh Vs. State of U.P. Through ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2008(4)AWC3310(All)

..... follows:(b) 'gram sabha' means a body consisting of persons registered in the electoral rolls relating to a village comprised within the area of panchayat at the village level.article 243-a gives certain powers to gram sabha which are as follows:243-a. gram sabha.- a gram sabha may exercise such powers and perform such functions ..... public welfare is highest law. individual welfare shall in case of necessity yield to that of the community and that his property, liberty and life shall, in certain circumstances, be placed in jeopardy or even sacrificed for public good.24. in view of these discussions it is crystal clear that the legislature in its wisdom ..... involves intermediaries between the tiller of the soil and the state in the uttar pradesh and for the acquisition of their rights, title and interest and to reform the law relating to land tenure consequent on such abolition and acquisition and to make provision for other matters connected therewith.6. from the plain reading of the preamble .....

Darshan Singh Vs. Parbhu Singh and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1946All67

..... on him, it must be proved that the nucleus was of such a character, as, taking into consideration the surrounding circumstances, could have led to the subsequent acquisitions with its help. the presumption is against blending and it is only natural for a person to keep his self-acquired properties separate from the joint family property ..... good deal of cultivation, money-lending business on a large scale and left considerable cash, cultivatory holdings, groves and a large amount of outstanding debt and considerable acquisitions were made out of the joint ancestral fund in the names of different members. the partition of the family property, the story proceeds, took place between the branches ..... sale certificate with respect to certain share in mauza sirsaul in favour of darshan singh, for a sum of rs. 1500; (z) 23rd february 1938 - sale by patuwan of groves in mauza kamalpur in favour of darshan singh for a sum of rs. 75.11. these exhaust the list of the acquisitions made by the family from .....