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P.S.R. Sadhanantham Vs. Arunachalam and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1980SC856; (1980)3SCC141; [1980]2SCR873; 1980(12)LC403(SC)

..... interests, as endangering its safety, stability or comfort,' which 'it usually regards as especially heinous and seeks to repress with corresponding severity; if possible it secured that the forces which the sovereign power in the state can command shall be utilised to prevent the mischief or to punish anyone who is guilty of it.' crimes were ..... and extended to a complainant the law should logically cover also cases not instituted on complaint. it observed:extreme cases of manifest injustice, where the government fails to act, and the party aggrieved has a strong feeling that the matter requires further consideration, should not, in our view, be left to the mercy of the government. ..... victim, but its blatant disregard of human life puts it beyond a matter of mere compensation between the murderer and the victim's family. those who commit such acts are proceeded against by the state in order that, if convicted, they may be punished. the notion of crime as a threat to the whole community, is .....

Sawa and Shankerlal Vs. Ganpatram Deceased Through PratapnaraIn and or ...

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1980WLN(UC)292

..... by both the appellants has been satisfactorily proved by the evidence of pratapnarain and ravatsingh. pratapnarain clearly stated in his deposition dated 21-5-1966 that sawa & shankerlal respondent secured a loan of rs. 3000/- from his father ganpatram deceased and executed receipt ex. a. 1 and put their signatures there to and the receipt was written by javanmal ..... and the receipt were executed by him no liability could be saddled for payment of the loan on him because of his minority. the above contention has no force, it is no doubt true that kundanlal the then head master of madhyamik pathshla bad gaon appeared in the witness box and deposed that on 29-7-1963 ..... the enlarged photos of the two for comparison i cannot function as a handwriting expert myself. it is no doubt true that under section 73 of the evidence act the court is empowered to compare the disputed signatures with signatures which are admitted or proved in order to find out whether the disputed signatures were made by the .....

Charan Dass Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1980SC1306; (1980)4SCC468; 1980(12)LC569(SC)

..... may be necessary to give a brief resume of the admitted facts in the case. the appeal arises out of certain orders passed under the displaced persons (compensation and rehabilitation) act, 1954. the appellant, charan dass, and respondents no. 3 to 5 were displaced persons who came to the then state of east punjab and applied for suitable accommodation to be .....

Andrus Vs. Utah

Court : US Supreme Court

..... , irrigation, classification of lands, or other public purposes to be specified in the orders of withdrawals, and such withdrawals or reservations shall remain in force until revoked by him or by an act of congress." ch. 421, 36 stat. 847. although the description of the withdrawal power does not specifically mention state indemnity selections, the power, ..... 1958). the sponsors of the legislation and the department of the interior did not conclude -- as the court does -- that such selections would allow the states to secure an unfair advantage. instead, they agreed that the selection of mineral lands on an equal acreage basis was necessary to guarantee the public schools a "fair cross-section ..... . those grants are part of the bilateral compact under which utah was admitted to the union. they guarantee the state a specific quantity of the public lands within its borders. payne v. new mexico, 255 u. s. 367 (1921), and wyoming v. united states, 255 u. s. 489 (1921), require the secretary of the .....

Joginder Singh Vs. the State of Punjab

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : 1980CriLJ1218

..... proselytisation. no chances can be taken by society with a man whose anti-social operations, disguised as a respectable trade, imperil numerous innocents. he is a security risk. secondly, these economic offences committed by white collar criminals are unlikely to be dissuaded by the gentle probationary process. neither casual pro-vocation nor motive ..... law shall be investigated, inquired into, tried and otherwise dealt with according to the same provisions, but subject to any enactment for the time being in force regulating the manner or place of investigating, inquiring into, trying or otherwise dealing with such offences.' it would be evident from the above that the ..... non obstante clause in section 4 of the probation of offenders act is a clear manifestation of the intention of the legislature that the provisions of the probation of offenders act would have effect notwithstanding any other law for the time being in force...' in the light of the aforesaid observations, it may perhaps also .....

Ajit Kaur and ors. Vs. the Punjab State and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1981P& H8

..... time when the collector had declared 20 standard acres 3/4 units of land in his hands, out of his total holding, as surplus area under the punjab security of land tenures act, 1953(hereinafter called the punjab law).part of the surplus area was utilised n his lifetime and the remaining was in his possession. on his death, his sons ..... been declared and determined by the collector in 1959 and after remand in 1963 under the punjab law. as the said pakhar singh died in 1965 before the act of 1973 came into force, his heirs were entitled to the protection of the saving as embodied in section 10-a of the punjab law and the surplus area was required to ..... exception and they are in the nature of involuntary transfers. the first is the case of land acquired by the state government under any law for the time being in force. such acquisition presupposes that it would take place at a time when the landowner still holds title to the land acquired. under the punjab law, such acquisition could conceivably .....

Krishna Rani Vs. Chuni Lal Gulati

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1981P& H119

..... by one spouse the spouse had forgiven him or her and had restored her to the original position, then that would amount to condonation of the act, thus disentitling the offended spouse in securing relief from the matrimonial court. but where a continuing course of conduct on the part of a spouse, which tantamounts to causing mental cruelty, ..... that has been complained against by the respondent husband, is that of imputation of carrying on illicit relationship with his elder brother's wife; that the respondents-husband forced her to take urine and night soil and that the husband after going to the toilet used to come straight for taking his meals without washing his hands. ..... not bee examined not his signatures or the signatures of the petitioner-wife who is said to have made the said report, have been proved. it has been forcefully contended that mere exhibition of the document on the record would not make the document admissible if it had not been proved in accordance with law. reliance has .....

Dalip Singh Vs. Jaisi Ram and anr.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1981HP49

..... have 'succeeded' to the absolute and full ownership of the estate in the said land or property which she acquired under section 14 (1) of the hindu succession act, on the coming into force of the said provision, by the merger of her lesser estate into thegreater one, and that, therefore, a sale of such absolute estate by her after the coming ..... under sub-section (1) calling upon the plaintiff either (i) to deposit in court a specified sum which must not exceed !/5th of such probable value or (ii) to give security to the satisfaction of the court for payment, if required, of a sum not exceeding such probable value within a specified time. it is thus the duty of the court ..... in such order. (2) in any appeal the appellate court may at any tune exercise the powers conferred on a court under sub-section (1). (3) every sum deposited or secured under sub-section (1) or (2) shall be available for the discharge of costs. (4) if the plaintiff fails within the time fixed by the court or within such .....

Rajkot Lodhika Sahakari Kharid Vechan Sangh Ltd. and ors. Vs. State of ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1980)2GLR376

..... of rajasthan v. nath mai and anr. : [1954]1scr982 . it was a case under the rajasthan foodgrains control order, 1949. the object of the act was to secure equitable distribution and availability at fair prices of the foodgrains and to regulate transport, distribution and acquisition of that commodity. clause 25 of the order besides regulating transport ..... prescribed form. any one who is posted in charge of the check-post will verify the information and issue the acknowledgement. or, if a clerk at the border check-post could not be trusted, mamlatdar in each taluka could have been empowered to perform this job. in a district, there are a number of mamlatdars. ..... sustaining and improving living standards in the country. article 301 embodies and enshrines the principle that the economic unity of the country will provide the main sustaining force for the stability and progress of the political and cultural unity of the country. it has also been observed that since such is the perspective, the .....

Dalhousie Jute Co. Ltd. Vs. Mulchand Lakshmi Chand

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1983]53CompCas607(Cal)

..... also the expression ' the sum so due ' and the expression 'the company has for three weeks thereafter neglected to pay the sum or to secure or compound for it' as provided in s, 434 of the companies act, 1956.5. in the case of in re: european lije assurance society [1869] lr 9 eq 122, sir w. m. james, v. c. at ..... . we are concerned in this matter about the difference between a suit proceeding and a winding-up proceeding. it is true that in effect, on various occasions the company is forced to pay up the dues to the creditors by this process. such a situation very often arises when a winding-up petition'is made for submission thereof by the court ..... by hegde j. were in no way inconsistent with the view of the other two learned judges.20. it follows from the above that an unfiled award has some legal force and effect and cannot be treated as a mere waste paper. it has further to be noted that when the award is pronounced, the original claim which was the subject .....