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Rajat Lal and Another Vs. Commissioner, Saharanpur Division, Saharanpu ...

Court : Allahabad

..... declared surplus and appeal filed by petitioners was allowed and matter was remanded back for consideration in view of observation made and in the meantime, provision of amending act made applicable, therefore, proceeding was abated in view of application moved by concerned authority before the prescribed23 authority for abating the earlier proceeding.26. there is ..... order, meaning thereby intention of the legislature was that tenure holder should not be harassed for a considerable period of time and immediately after enforcement of amending act and after abatement of the earlier proceeding if state wants to redetermine the area of a tenure holder then that has to be done within a ..... present writ petition has been filed by petitioners being writ petition no.37237 of 2006 and the state has also filed a writ petition no.31838 of 2007.5. the main contention raised by learned counsel for petitioners is that because all previous proceedings pending being abated by order dated 10.1.1977 passed by .....

Shridhar Misra and ors. Vs. Jaichandra Vidyalankar and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1959All598

..... that the meeting of the general body of the members held on a particular date was invalid and a declaration that the proposed amended articles were not duly passed as required by section 20, companies act, and were, therefore, ineffective. the question arose whether the suit as framed was maintainable. it was held by a division bench ..... objects of the sammelan. the purpose of the society has been altered in contravention of section 12 of the societies registration act.27. mr. s.n. dwivedi's nest contention was that, the constitution was amended without following the procedure laid down in rule 46 of the old constitution. it will be convenient to summarise at this ..... falls under exception (3) mentioned above. it is open to the plaintiffs to bring the suit for challenging the act of the management in altering the objects of the sammelan illegally.55. in so far as amendment of other parts of the old constitution is concerned, no such illegality was involved. the only defect in the procedure .....

Subedar and ors. Vs. the State

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1956All529

..... not at present consist of five judges, we prefer to leave the law as it is, and we delete this clause.'therefore in 1923 when the criminal law amendment act was passed this section was retained in its original wordings. in this historical setting, i would be justified in presuming that the legislature approved of the decision of sir ..... 1922 (vide 1922 government of india gazette pt. v pp. 263 and 264), and the reason given was :'in view of the fact that the difficulty which the amendment is intended to meet is probably o rare occurrence, and that the second portion of the proviso will be inapplicable in the case of judicial commissioners courts which do ..... case and an attempt was made to introduce a provision to the contrary. this matter again came up before another select committee in the year 1917. then instead of the amendment mentioned above it was suggested that a proviso be added to the existing section 429, cr. p. c. and the proviso suggested was in the following terms :'provided .....

Hakim Singh Vs. Shiv Sagar and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1973All596

..... placed, other rules of interpretation come into operation.117. once no undue importance is attached to the heading of the principal act, the amending ordinance and the amending act, the underlying object of the legislation and the legislative field can be determined on consideration of the provisions thereof, keeping in ..... within the exclusive competence of the parliament. all the three legislations, the principal act, the amending ordinance and the amending act are thus intra vires of the state legislature.121. the principal act and also the amending ordinance and the amending act have been challenged on the ground of discrimination being in violation of article 14 ..... entries legislation on 'jurisdiction and powers' in respect of those subject-matters is contemplated. the three legislations, namely, the principal act, and the amending ordinance and the amending act, were, strictly speaking under entry 48 concurrent list iii and entry 65 state list ii, respectively; but the subject-matter is .....

State Vs. YasIn and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1958All861; 1958CriLJ1449

..... actual commission of the offence alleged' occurring in section 207a (4). the interpretation which would best harmonise with the object of commitment proceedings and of the amendment of 1955 is that the magistrate is required to examine only those witnesses direct evidence of the crime whom the prosecution may choose to produce before him. ..... exist. 6. the interpretation which i have attempted to place above has the further advantage that it also helps to subserve the real object underlying the amendments made in the criminal procedure code in 1955. that object avowedly was to simplify and speed up the trial of criminal cases. obviously this object cannot be achieved ..... liable to be set aside. hence the aforesaid references. 5. in order to appreciate the correct legal position, a reference to the relevant provisions of the amended code of criminal procedure may be made forthwith. section 207a lays down the procedure which is to be followed in proceedings instituted on police reports and sub- .....

Smt. Saroj Giri Vs. Vayalar Ravi and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 1999CriLJ498

..... so defined, shall be those of the house and of its members and committees immediately before the coming into force of section 15 of the constitution (forty-fourth amendment) act, 1978.(4) the provisions of clauses shall apply in relation to persons who by virtue of this constitution have right to speak in. and otherwise to take ..... contempt of court. similar is the view of the apex court in mohd. aslam v. union of india : air1995sc548 .3.3 awaiting filing of the proposed amendment application we reserved our judgment.3.4 thereafter on 9-1-1998 the petitioner filed an application for deleting certain statements in her petition. she on 9-1-1998 ..... seven judges in l. chandrakumar v. union of india : [1997]228itr725(sc) the supreme court and the high courts possess powers of judicial review over legislative acts which is integral and essential feature of the constitution, constituting parts of its basic structure and accordingly the supreme court and this court have powers to restrain the members .....

Paharpur Cooling Tower Ltd. Vs. Krishi Utpadan Mandi Samiti, Ghaziabad

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1992All225

..... schedule are st atutorily agricultural produce. the first part of the definition of agricultural produce has been given only to provide guidance to the state government if it acts under section 4-a to amend the schedule. when the schedule mentions wood, which is a generic term, its ambit cannot be cut down by technical arguments. firewood, timber etc. obtained from whatever ..... plantations or bamboo, are wood and so within the act. in this view the submission that the word 'forest' should be read as coloured by the preceding terms like agriculture, horticulture, viticulture etc. is of no avail in courts. such a submission may be beneficial if and when the state government thinks of amending the schedule.'7. we respectfully agree with the .....

Raj NaraIn and ors. Vs. the State

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1959All315; 1959CriLJ543

..... no definite provision for a review of judgment. i am of opinion that review is a definite method of procedure and that if the legislature intended by the amending act, (act 18 of 1923), to make a provision in the code for a review there would have been a definite section dealing with a right of review and laying ..... was added after section 395. in 1923 the section underwent a substantial change and it now stands as already quoted above. the important changes made by the criminal procedure code (amendment) act of 1923 are that the high court is no longer exempted from the operation of the section and this inclusion of the high courts appears to have led to ..... as against any other provision that may be found in the code of criminal procedure. so far as the wordings of sections 369 and 561-a, as amended by the criminal procedure code (amendment) act of 1923, are concerned, the position appears to be that the high courts have got inherent powers to pass necessary orders in respect of the three .....

Om Prakash Vs. State

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1956All241; 1956CriLJ452

..... of the committing of the offence',and (speaking of the words 'in furtherance of the common intention of all' inserted in the section by section 1 of act 27 of 1870).'the amending words introduced, as an essential part of the section, the element of common intention prescribing the condition under which each might be criminally liable when there are ..... in the same vague and undefined condition by the trial court. as observed by their lordships: 'the appellant might well have relied on the absence of any such amendment as being an indication that he was not called upon to defend himself on the footing of his being the author of the pistol fire.' further in 'surajpal's ..... to be eliminated from the charge, for the offence in such a case need not always be reduced to a minor offence. if, for example, the specific act or acts proved against a particular accused are by themselves enough to bring about the resultant offence which was the subject-matter of charge, the offence would not be reduced to .....

Vishwanath Vs. State and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1968All415; 1968CriLJ1640

..... act xviii of 1923. it was pointed out in the above case that apart from the powers conferred on the high court under section 439, criminal p. c. as a court of revision it has all the powers of an appellate court, as set out in section 423, criminal p. c. and that one of those powers is to make any amendment ..... the accused person who has been acquitted of an offence under section 447 of the indian penal code.8. in : air1945all226 the decision was based on the provisions of the amended code. the question for consideration in that case was whether the high court could order redelivery of possession of immovable property to the accused person who had been acquitted by ..... provisions of section 106, sub-section (3), not so as to enhance the same; (c) in an appeal from any other order, alter or reverse such order; (d) make any amendment or any consequential or incidental order that may be just and proper. it will be seen that clause (c) above relates to an appeal from an order other than those .....