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Ram Sahye Bhugut Vs. Ram Soonder Roy and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1882)ILR8Cal919

..... which is the subject-matter of this suit. the sale was made to rungi and sheo ram, ancestors of defendants nos. 7 to 9. sheo ram pledged his share as security for revenue payable by one hera mohun in respect of the ticca of an akheri mehal. for default in the payment of this revenue the pledged share of sheo ram ..... is quite clear that the rights of the other members of the family are. not only barred, but have been extinguished under the last section of the limitation act of 1871, which was in force when this suit was brought. their rights are vested in the defendants. under these circumstances, a question arises--viz., whether the plaintiff, an insane person, can ..... .4. the subordinate judge awarded a decree in favour of the plaintiff for a moiety of the share claimed, dismissing the suit as regards the share sold at auction under act i of 1845.5. the district judge in appeal has awarded a full decree. hence this appeal.6. the defendants pleaded limitation in the lower courts, but it was .....

Mir Sarwarjan Vs. FakharuddIn Mahomed Chowdhury

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1907)ILR34Cal163

..... a covenant collateral to the sale binding the minor personally to indemnify the purchaser in certain events, though the question whether the property of the minor could be charged as security for the performance of such covenant was left open. every case must be considered with reference to its own facts, and there is nothing in the agreement in this suit ..... approved of this decision or if their aicta on this point be regarded as obiter did not at any rate overrule it with the result that it is still in force. it is certain that the full bench could not have meant anything of the kind, for having held that in certain circumstances a contract by a guardian or manager ..... have supposed that the contract before him was entered into by-the minor himself, for at the conclusion of his judgment he states that in his view of the contract act a minor in this country cannot contract at all. what therefore the majority of the full bench have said is 'that assuming that the facts were as stated in the .....

Kumud Nath Roy Chaudhry Vs. Rai Jatindra Nath Chaudhry

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 9Ind.Cas.189

..... set aside an ex parte decree. oh the 27th september 1907, the present respondent, who had taken an assignment of a mortgage bond, commenced an action to enforce the security against the mortgagors, who formed a family of five brothers. of these the first three entered appearance in the suit and disputed the claim of the plaintiff. there was ..... question of limitation arises; and, secondly, that even if article 164 of the limitation act of 1908, which came into force after the ex parte decree had been made and before the application to set it aside had been presented, be held to be applicable, there is no ..... has been assailed on two grounds, namely, first, that the period of limitation applicable to the case is that provided by article 164 of the limitation act of 1877 which was in force when the ex parte decree was made, and that as no steps have yet been taken to execute any process for enforcement of the judgment, no .....

Shri Krishna Sharma Vs. the State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1954Cal591,58CWN659

..... government and in pith and substance the enactment in question and the orders issued thereunder dealt exclusively with provincial matters. we are of opinion that there is force in the contention urged before us on behalf of the state and accordingly it was not permissible for either of the detenus to export out of india the ..... the circumstances of the present cases, we are of opinion that they cannot be held to be vague in the sense indicated above. these observations apply with greater force to the case of the other 'grounds' served upon the detenus. even a cursory perusal of those grounds shows that they are much more detailed. this line ..... respect the provisions of the p. d. act have been contrasted with the corresponding provisions of essential supplies act (act 24 of 1939 (1946?), defence of india act under section 2, sub-section (1), section 2(2), clause (xx), rule 81d, clause (aa) of the defence of india rules, bombay public security measures (amendment) act, 1950 (s. 8).5. it has .....

Kumar Sarat Chandra Singh Bahadur Vs. Sudhan Hari Mukerjea and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 14Ind.Cas.694

..... minor plaintiffs, sasi-bala debi and rajbala debi, applied to be appointed guardians of their persons and pro-party on the 27th february 1901, but on their failing to furnish security, upendra nath chatterjee, maternal uncle of the minors, was, at the request of the sisters, appointed guardian on the 10th july 1902. he, however, fell ill shortly after ..... had to be reckoned, that is to say, at the time when the work was done, and their minority secured for them the benefit of section 6 of the indian limitation act, 1903, corresponding with section 7 of the superseded act xv of 1877. now it appears that after their father's death, rope and labour continued to be supplied to ..... to appoint an agent to contract for him. this decision merely stated a well established principle of law. in the present case, khantamoni debi is not represented to have acted as the agent of the minor, but to have entered into or continued the contract as their guardian on their behalf. the guardian of a minor is not in .....

Firoj Ali Molla and Another Vs. the State of West Bengal

Court : Kolkata

..... is with a view to coercing her or any person related to her to meet any unlawful demand for any property or valuable security or is on account of failure by her or any person related to her to meet such demand. a bare reading of the ..... health. to attract section 498a of the i.p.c., it must be established that the cruelty or harassment to wife was to force her to cause grave bodily injury to herself or to commit suicide, or the harassment was to compel her to fulfill illegal demand ..... of cruelty within the meaning of section 498a of the i.p.c. in the instant case, although prosecution stated about the overt act of appellant firoj in the matter of not fulfilling demand and causing cruelty by way of physical and mental torture of nazma, no ..... simply manhandled and harassed in presence of her mother and asked not to come against without meeting the demand.this action or overt act on the part of firoz might have prompted the victim to commit suicide, but it cannot be said that the appellant, firoz .....

State Trading Corporation of India Limited and Anr. Vs. Glencore Grain ...

Court : Kolkata

..... for example, the rdb act and sarfaesi act. the arbitration & conciliation act is an amalgam of the arbitration act, 1940, the arbitration (protoco.& convention) act, 1937 and the foreign awards (recognition & enforcement) act, 1961. it is a consolidating and amending statute. the object of the act is to minimize the ..... supervisory role of court in relation to matters covered by arbitration. the provisions of section 5 of the act ..... the hon ble supreme court emphasized the need for least intervention by courts in arbitration matter in view of section 5 of the act. the said paragraph reads: 90. it is a well-recognized principle of arbitration jurisprudence in almost all the jurisdictions, especially those .....

Lmj International Limited Vs. Swiss Singapore Overseas Enterprises Pte ...

Court : Kolkata

..... deal with matters that are covered under such statutes, for example, the rdb act and sarfaesi act. the arbitration & conciliation act is an amalgam of the arbitration act, 1940, the arbitration (protoco.& convention) act, 1937 and the foreign awards (recognition & enforcement) act, 1961. statute. it is a consolidating and amending the object of the act is to minimize the supervisory role of court in relation to matters covered ..... important principle recognized in almost all jurisdictions is the least intervention by the courts. under the indian arbitration act, 1996, section 5 specifically lays down that: 5. extent of judicial intervention. notwithstanding anything contained in any other law for the time being in force, in matters governed by this part, no judicial authority shall intervene except where so provided in this part .....

Smt. Pratima Routh Vs. Hriday Ranjan Routh

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1964Cal474,68CWN1156

..... christian rites (thought to be sacred) on december 18, 1954, the christian maxim 'let not man separate those whom god hath joined' cannot be unfortunately literally acted on by the courts today. the effective ground in the case being the impotency of the husband, is stated to have been discovered by the wife immediately after ..... painful case, the complaining spouse was the wife. she raised this action under the provisions of sections 18 and 19 of the indian divorce act, 1869 (act iv of 1869) hereinafter called the act concluding for declarator that the husband was, at the time when the pretended marriage between him and the pursuer was entered into and still is ..... impotent, and unable to consummate marriage; that the pretended marriage was from the beginning, is now and in all time corning, shall be null i.e., of no avail, force, strength .....

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 .....