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The President of the District Board of South Canara Vs. K. Gopalakrish ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1923Mad689; 74Ind.Cas.223

..... 73 of 1921). it is suggested that the court that had heard the case had no jurisdiction by reason of section 6 of the tolls (army) act ii of 1901. by that section provisions are made for compensation to certain persons who sustain loss by reason of the act. it is argued that loss had been sustained by the present respondent by reason of that ..... act. it is not at all so. even if it were so, that section does not, in my judgment, exclude the ..... is one of the suits set cut in the second schedule to the provincial small cause courts act, ix of 1887. the article of the schedule relied on is article 19 'a suit for a declaratory decree not being a suit instituted under section 283 of the civil procedure code.' i agree that if the case is really a case for a declaration .....

The Midnapore Zemindari Company, Limited Vs. Malayandi Appayasami Naic ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 47Ind.Cas.733

..... of directors considered should only be done in particular cases of approved respectability and willingness to co-operate in promoting the views of the 'government. section 39 was repealed by act xvii of 1862 as having become obsolete and thus vanished the last trace of the police powers formerly vested in the zemindar as head of his ..... exhibit mb, of july 1st, 1804, in which it is stated that 15: men from the kannivadi palayagar people were sent as guides to ' captain hamilton's army because they knew' the different routes.' in exhibit d13 the palayagar of kannivadi reports in june 1804 to mr. parish that he had despatched a spy to bring ..... district judge has concluded from certain exhibits of a later date than l0l that military assistance was rendered by this palayagar during the fighting by the company's army against virupakshi naick, and against the dumb boy called panohala-kurichi comayana who led an insurrection against government, and also in the rebellion of lakshmana naicken, in .....

S. Venkataraman Vs. Union of India (Uoi) Rep. by Chief of the Air Staf ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2003(1)CTC594

..... the 3rd respondent, however, rejected the application for extension of service, which is being challenged in this writ petition. the petitioner submitted representation under section 26 of the air force act, 1950, to the 3rd respondent through proper channel.4. the airmen are assessed annually for true proficiency and character. in all about 100 marks is ..... appointment cannot be brought to a premature and except in accordance with the provisions of the act and the rules. 5.2 'airman' is defined in clause (viii) of section 4 of the air force act, 1950 to mean any person subject to this act other than an 'officer'. the definition of 'officer' in clause (xxiii) does not ..... and it fails. 15. the writ petitioner is governed by the air force act, 1950. chapter iii and iv of the act prescribes, commission, appointment enrolment as well as conditions of service. in exercise of powers conferred by section 189 of the air force act, the government of india had framed the air force rules, 1969. under .....

S. Thirumalaiswamy and Another Vs. Commissioner and Secretary Educatio ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1998(3)CTC408

..... in the school, but also the other teachers as they would have to be transferred from the school and given alternative appointments in suitable posts. as regards section 14 of the act, viz., withholding of the grant, if it was to be done permanently or temporarily as a measure of punishment, the entire staff in the school would ..... the case of the writ petitioner and staling that action was being taken separately to examine and enforce the possibility of invoking sections 12 and 14 of the act. according to the counter, section 12 of the act dealt with the withdrawal of the recognition to the school by the competent authority and if it was implemented, it would result ..... 3.1984 and also to a decision taken by the school committee to terminate the services of the writ petitioner. the writ petitioner filed an appeal under section 23 of the act to the appellate authority, viz., the second respondent. at that stage, the writ petitioner received the order of the first respondent in his proceedings r.c .....

K. Ganeshan and Others Vs. Film Certification Appellate Tribunal, Mini ...

Court : Chennai

..... is further recorded that the film depicts prolonged gang rape of the heroine by sri lankan army men for over 20 minutes and the scenes definitely defy public order, decency, morality etc. 65. section 5b(2) of the act, authorises the central government to issue directions as it may think fit setting out the ..... preservations and degradation of woman, which reflect adversely on the sri lankan administration and their army and therefore, likely to affect the friendly relationship with india and sri lanka, apart from violating the guidelines framed under section 5b of the act. 69. for all the above reasons, this court finds no grounds to interfere ..... perversion and degradation of women, which reflects adversely on the sri lankan administration and army and therefore, likely to affect the friendly relations of india with sri lanka, apart from violating the guidelines framed under section 5b of the act. the film has scenes degrading and denigrating women involving sexual violence on women like .....

E.D. Smith Vs. Emperor

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1918Mad111; 43Ind.Cas.605

..... and even taking it to be that period, i do not think that the interval is so long that in the circumstances proved, a presumption under section 114 of the evidence act should not be drawn.32. in this view, i think that the accused's guilt has been satisfactorily established and i would dismiss the appeal and ..... 7 ind. dec.632.6. taking it, then, that these statements are confessions, are they rendered inadmisr sible in evidence by the provisions of sections 24 and 26 of the indian evidence act section 24 runs thus: 'a confession made by an accused person is irrelevant in a criminal proceeding, if the making of the confession appears to the court ..... stolen from the army clothing factory.18. the next question is whether accused had reason to believe it to be stolen property, mr. grant argues that it is not shown that the theft of the shirts occurred recently before their seizure from accused's possession and, therefore, the principle of section 114 of the indian evidence act, illustration (a), .....

The Midnapore Zemindari Company Limited Vs. Appayasami Naicker and anr ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1918)ILR41Mad749

..... of directors considered should only be done in particular cases of approved respectability and willingness to co-operate in promoting the views of the government. section 39 was repealed by act xvii of 1862 as having become obsolete, and thus vanished the last trace of the police powers formerly vested in the zamindar as head of ..... a feudal fief held on condition of rendering military service simply because the holder on one or two occasions assisted the intelligence branch of the company's regular army.16. the allusions in exhibits d11 and d12 to 'our troops' and 'our detachment' in the account of the engagement with lakshmana naicken only show ..... judge has concluded from certain exhibits of a later date than 1801 that military assistance was rendered by this palayagar during the fighting by the company's army against virupakshi naick, and against the dumb boy called panchalakurichi oomayan who led an insurrection against government, and also in the rebellion of lakshmana naicken, in .....

Sarasu Vs. Ravi

Court : Chennai Madurai

..... the delay as per section 5 of the limitation act, belatedly, no party will file the same with a mala fide intention. if a party files a delay condonation application belatedly, he or she runs ..... the exparte decree, which was dismissed by the trial court. 9. when a court of law deals with an application to condone the delay filed under section 5 of the limitation act, such application will have to be generally viewed in a liberal and lenient way to do substantial justice between the parties. by projecting an application to condone ..... passed against her. immediately, the petitioner/defendant filed an interlocutory application in i.a.no.649 of 2004 in o.s.no.852 of 2000, under section 5 of the limitation act to condone the delay of 1317 days in filing a petition to set aside the exparte decree. the said petition was dismissed. aggrieved against the said order .....

Mohini Philip Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1993)IILLJ129Mad; (1993)IILLJ182Mad

..... regular commissions in the military nursing service were governed by a.i. 274/50 (amended subsequently as a.i. 61/77) issued under the provisions of the army act, that under clause 3 of the terms and conditions, the candidate should submit the application to the director general, armed forces medical services, ministry of defence, ..... violative of articles 14, 15 and 16 of the constitution of india. 10. there could be no controversy over the fact that the army act, the rules and regulations and army instructions issued thereunder govern the service conditions of the commissioned officers including those on emergency commission and that the ..... period was found satisfactory. this procedure, it is claimed, was designed in order to keep the functional efficiency of the military nursing service in particular and army medical services in general par excellence to meet the medical requirements of operationally committed armed forces. in such circumstances, it is claimed that the competent authority .....

Kewal Nath Ram Versus Union of India Rep.by Secretary to Government Mi ...

Court : Armed forces Tribunal AFT Regional Bench Chennai

..... court in its order dated 07.04.2008 directed that the said writ petition shall be treated to be a statutory appeal in terms of section 26 of army act 1950 and be decided by the chief of the army staff within a period of two months. 3(h) while implementing the court order and disposing of the statutory complaint of subedar clerk ajmer ..... chand katoch, the chief of the army staff had issued the following instructions vide integrated head quarters of mod (army) letter no.b/6003/744/ack/jak rif ..... this case as narrated in the affidavit to the petition are as follows : 2(a) the petitioner was enrolled in army on 06.07.1984 as sepoy clerk in group b service directly and passed ttt-iii test at acts, aurangabad on 06.11.1985. after completion of his training, he was posted to 5 jakrif on 06.02.1986. .....