Avoidable Consequences - Judgment Search Results

Sawan Ram and ors. Vs. Kala Wanti and ors.

Court: Supreme Court of India

Reported in: AIR1967SC1761; [1967]3SCR687

..... his adoption it was only with the limited object of avoiding any such consequence on the adoption of a child by a hindu widow ..... to be replaced by similar rights in the adoptive family and consequently he would certainly obtain those rights in the capacity of a ..... behalf of the appellant also therefore fails 12 the appeal is consequently dismissed with costs y p 13 appeal dismissed family adoption .....

N.V.L. Narasimha Rao Vs. Kotha Raghuramayya and ors.

Court: Andhra Pradesh

Reported in: AIR1969AP68

..... not be justified in ignoring the same or in permitting avoidance of the consequences by adopting procedure which would being about such a ..... with certain procedure and when it does not state the consequences of non compliance with certain procedural requirements laid down by ..... in cases where the election law does not prescribe the consequence or does not lay down penalty for non compliance with .....

M. Royappa Goundar and anr. Vs. the Commercial Tax Officer and anr.

Court: Chennai

Reported in: (1967)2MLJ546

..... 7 the language used by it is not appropriate to avoid the consequences flowing from failure to make prescription as to time under ..... tax assessed or collected should be deemed to be valid certain consequences follow from these savings which are to be found in ..... and the power is incomplete and cannot be exercised the necessary consequence of this is that when the impugned re assessments were made .....

Dusch Vs. Davis

Court: US Supreme Court

..... to permit city wide voting the seven four plan is not an evasive scheme to avoid the consequences of reapportionment or to perpetuate certain persons in office the plan does not preserve .....

M. Royappa Goundar and anr. Vs. the Commercial Tax Officer, Erode and ...

Court: Chennai

Reported in: AIR1968Mad274

..... 7 the language used by it is not appropriate to avoid the consequences flowing from failure to make prescription as to time under ..... 7 the language used by it is not appropriate to avoid the consequences flowing from failure to make prescription as to time under ..... and the power is incomplete and cannot be exercised the necessary consequence of this is that when the impugned reassessments were made .....

D. Sanjeevayya Vs. Election Tribunal, Andhra Pradesh and ors.

Court: Supreme Court of India

Reported in: [1967]2SCR489

..... part effective harmonious and sensible this means of course that the court should attempt to avoid absurd consequences in any part of the statute and refuse to regard any word phrase clause ..... to effect reconciliation between them this means of course that the court should attempt to avoid absurd consequences in any part of the statute and refuse to regard any word phrase clause .....

Ghatge and Patil Concern's Employees' Union Vs. Ghatge and Patil (Tran ...

Court: Supreme Court of India

Reported in: AIR1968SC503; [1968(16)FLR302]; (1968)ILLJ566SC; [1968]1SCR300

..... free to so arrange his business that he avoids a regulatory law and its penal consequences which he has without the arrangement no ..... of hours of work or of rest since this entailed penal consequences and the possibility of the permits being cancelled the company ..... benefits on motor transport workers but is also regulatory with penal consequences the apprehension of the company is that some of the .....

G.S. Chooramani and ors. Vs. State of U.P. and anr.

Court: Allahabad

Reported in: AIR1969All43

..... government grants act consequently the effect of the second proviso of article 31 a of the constitution cannot be avoided on this ground ..... a lease by whatever name called section 4 mentioned the consequences of the determination of leases with the determination of the ..... for the determined lease was nothing but illusory the act consequently infringed article 31 2 of the constitution the short answer .....

Arundhati Keutuni and anr. Vs. the State

Court: Orissa

Reported in: 34(1968)CLT60; 1968CriLJ848

..... and administers the poison in a manner calculated to avoid its detection the greater his knowledge of poisons the greater the secrecy and consequently the greater the difficulty of proving the case ..... administered dhatura poison to five men in order to facilitate commission of robbery and in consequence thereof three men died the accused must be presumed to have knowledge that their act .....

Pharm Products Ltd., Thanjavur and ors. Vs. District Revenue Officer, ...

Court: Chennai

Reported in: AIR1969Mad448

..... 1 of the act with the consequence that all the restrictions and safeguards regarding manufacture of the products contained in rules 46 to 58 had been avoided by them in this case ..... 1st april 1957 there shall be a presumption about their being restricted and with the consequent liability to pay excise duty under item 2 as against this the learned government pleader .....