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Sonali Bodraj Moon and Others Vs. The Chief Secretary and Others

Court : Mumbai

..... or post, no court except (a) the supreme court; or (b) any industrial tribunal, labour court or other authority constituted under the industrial disputes act, 1947 or any other corresponding law for the time being in force, shall have, or be entitled to exercise any jurisdiction, powers or authority in relation to such recruitment or matters concerning such recruitment or such service ..... an effective substitute and, to that end, suggested several amendments to the provisions governing the form and content of the tribunal. the suggested amendments were given the force of law by an amending act (act 51 of 1987) after the conclusion of the case and the act has since remained unaltered. 10. we may now analyse the scheme and the salient features of the .....

Balu Sakharam Powar Vs. Lahoo Sambhaji Tetgura

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1937)39BOMLR382

..... of ram kishore, observed that if the deed of authority relied upon was a genuine instrument, and that, supposing the powers given by it to have been in force when the adoption under it took place, the adoption was good. then they observed that they were of opinion that at the time when chundrabullee debia professed to exercise ..... the western nations. then, after referring to earlier privy council decisions, and discussing the question as to the materiality of the motive of the adopting widow, whether she acted from religious motives or not or for supposed religious benefits to flow from the adoption, mayne observes at p. 170 as follows :-it does not seem, quite clear, ..... that should, as to which i content myself with observing that where the law has been laid down, and generally supposed and taken to be correctly laid down and acted on, great judges have doubted much whether, if wrong, the only remedy was not in the legislature.lord blackburn then proceeds to observe as follows (p. 239):- .....

Ratanshaw Dinshawji Chothia Vs. Bamanji Dhanjibhai and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1938Bom238

..... . (a) whether baimai, defendant 8, is the daughter of khurshedbai by her former husband and(b) whether she was the legal heir of khurshedbai according to the law in force in british india.9. if so, what share had she acquired in the property in dispute? and11. if issue 6 or issue 7 is found in the negative, whether the ..... that dorabji had married khurshedbai after the divorce of hirabai and that defendant 8 baimai was khurshedbai's daughter by her former husband. he held that under section 5, succession act, in determining questions with regard to the succession to immovable property in british india the lex loci rei sites, that is in this case the law of british india, must ..... , that in determining the question of succession to such property the status of the parties must be determined according to the law of british india. in kershaji v. kaikhusferu air (1929) bom 478 it was held by this court that 'land in british india is governed by the law of british india as the lex loci and not by .....

Rudragouda Venkangouda Patil Vs. Basangouda Danappagouda Patil

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1938Bom257; (1938)40BOMLR202

..... proof tendered through the same witnesses in regard to these receipts. the suggestion that the defendant might have produced better evidence of the payment of assessment loses its force in view of the statement of the plaintiff's witness mallaya and the strong circumstances in the defendant's favour.35. but it has been urged that ..... cases referred to by the learned counsel for the respondent support this conclusion. the judges of the lahore high court in the decision in ganesh das v. kanthu air[1935] lah. 448 express the opinion as regards the lists about which the question arose in that case, that having regard to the endorsements on the lists ..... circumstances and the proof supplied do not justify the raising of the presumption of the genuineness of the documents. the presumption under section 90 of the indian evidence act is rebuttable. it is to be made at the discretion of the court. the presumption being based on the rule of expediency unless the surrounding circumstances satisfied .....

Emperor Vs. Bhatu Sadu Mali

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1938Bom225; (1938)40BOMLR297

..... there is no provision in section 476b, such as we find in section 486 of the criminal procedure code, enacting that the provisions of ch. xx'xi are to be acted upon. chapter xxxi deals with appellate powers. if one had got such a provision as that, it would be possible to hold that the powers conferred upon an ..... judge because no order is made ; the judge merely records a finding and lodges a complaint, which is an administrative act. however a right of appeal is expressly given by section 476b. that section provides that-any person on whose application any civil, revenue or criminal court has refused ..... may, after such preliminary inquiry, if any, as it thinks necessary, record a finding to that effect and make a complaint thereof in writing.the learned subordinate judge acted under that section and made a complaint in writing. it seems clear that if that section stood alone there could be no appeal from the directions of the subordinate .....

Raichand Lalchandshet Vs. Tanibai

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1939Bom65; (1938)40BOMLR1198

..... . secondly, section 96 of the code provides that-(i) save where otherwise expressly provided in the body of this code or by any other law for the time being in force, an appeal shall lie from every decree passed by any court exercising original jurisdiction to the court authorised to hear appeals from the decisions of such court.assuming that the .....

Vishwanath Sadashiv Natu Vs. the Municipal Corporation of the City of ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1938Bom410; (1938)40BOMLR685

..... . even if it was, i do not agree with the learned judge that this stipulation should be read as if it was incorporated in and expressly provided by the act. in my opinion therefore the section does not afford a good defence to the defendants. the claim is not in respect of any alleged default on the defendants' part ..... reality provided for by the statute. section 110 lays down that every mortgage authorised to be made shall be by debenture in the form contained in schedule c to the act, or in such other form as the corporation, with the consent of government, shall from time to time determine. the particular debentures with which we are concerned contained ..... in the court below seems to have thought that it was. it is therefore to be noticed, in the first place, that the corporation were not compelled under the act to borrow, and in the second place that, having decided to borrow, although they were compelled to issue debentures, they were not compelled to issue debentures containing a right .....

S.D. MaraThe Vs. Pandurang Narayan Joshi

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1938Bom419; (1938)40BOMLR825

..... for the guidance of these officers in giving these certificates. the sessions judge referring to this rule says that in the first place it is not a rule having the force of law ; it is only a rule of guidance. i do not see what that has to do with it. the word ' duty ' in section 270 is not ..... have ordered a preliminary inquiry. apparently this was not done and process was issued. dr. marathe objected that he was protected by section 270 of the government of india act, 1935. the magistrate accepted that plea and ordered that proceedings should be dropped. in revision the sessions judge held that section 270 had no application to the case and ..... does not cease to be a servant of the crown although the conditions of his service may be regulated by an act of the legislature. section 243 relates to the conditions of service of the subordinate ranks of the police forces, from which it appears that even police constables are included in the category of civil services of the crown. then .....

Govindprasad Vasudevprasad Tiwari Vs. Raghunathprasad Indraprasad Mano ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1939Bom289; (1939)41BOMLR589

..... must remember that at the relevant date the father might have been a resident of a native state, or foreign country where the indian penal code was not in force, and the court might have to ascertain what were the provisions of the relevant system of criminal law. if the suggested limitation on the son's liability is to ..... to discharge the debt shri sitaram pandit v. shri harihar pandit : (1910)12bomlr910 . this shows that criminality is only one of the reasons for regarding the father's act as 'repugnant to good morals'. as regards the second rule laid down by venkatasubba rao j. it is more or less an elaboration of the interpretation of the expression ' ..... an accurate translation of the word.6. this question was discussed in great detail by a bench of the madras high court in the case of ramasubramania v. sivakami ammal air [1925] mad. 841. mr. justice venkatasubba rao in that case expressed the view that it was not essential for the son to prove criminal liability against the father .....

Vaman Ravji Kulkarni Vs. Nagesh Vishnu Joshi

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1940Bom216; (1940)42BOMLR428

..... the orders from which appeals shall lie, and provides that ' save as otherwise expressely provided in the body of the code or by any law for the time being in force,' no other orders are appealable. the section contemplates only one appeal and sub-section (2) specifically provides that ' no appeal shall lie from any order passed in appeal ..... , ' subject and without prejudice to the legislative powers of the governor general of india in council.' a similar provision is now contained in section 223 of the government of india act, 1935, (25 & 26 geo. v, c. 42). clause 36 of the letters patent provides that any function, which is directed to be performed by the high court in ..... high court as given by the letters patent is subject to the legislative powers of the governor general in council. under the provisions of section 22 of the indian councils act of 1861, 24 & 25 vic, c. 67, the governor general in council has power to make laws for all courts of justice in british india. under the .....