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Tukaram Motiram Shinde (Dead Through L.Rs.) Dattarao S/O Tukaram Shind ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2003(4)ALLMR1015; 2003(6)BomCR389; 2003(3)MhLj182

..... : provided that the holder of such fragment may mortgage or transfer it to the state government or a land mortgage bank or any other co-operative society as security for any loan advanced to him by the state government or such bank or society, as the case may be. (2) notwithstanding anything contained in any law ..... having negatived the claim of the plaintiff, that he is entitled for reconveyance on the ground that nominal sale deed was executed in favour of the defendant as security for the said land it has allowed the appeal to the extent that the defendant shall hand over the possession of the suit land to the plaintiff, without ..... revenue authorities vested with the jurisdiction to administer the said act, have objected to the transaction. further if the two holdings were itself fragment and accepted by the revenue authorities, who permitted the subdivision of survey no. 65, then in all probabilities it is after coming into force of the notification of the standard area that they became .....

Mahindra and Mahindra Limited a Company Incorporated and Registered Un ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2003(2)ALLMR864; 2003(5)BomCR153; 2003(3)MhLj576

..... karande further submitted that fromthe statement of claim it was clear that the workmanwas assaulted by confining him into a cabin by shrighogale. security officer, who showered on himabuses and forced him to sign the resignationletter. shri karande further submitted that theworkman who had a clean record of service of 12years could not tender ..... cannot be said to be at theinstance of the employer to fall within thefirst part of the definition of retrenchmentin section 2(s) of the state act.'10. in these circumstances there is greatsubstance in the merits of the case of thepetitioner-company. the petitioner company is rightin its contention that the respondent ..... who offered an additional amount ofrs. one lac to the respondent workman. shri singhfurther pointed out that as a result of section17(b) of the industrial disputes act, the petitionercompany has already paid to the workman a monthlyamount of rs. 6400/- and the workman as receivedalmost an amount of more than rs. three lacs .....

Nandlal Thakersey Vs. the Bank of Bombay

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1910)12BOMLR316

..... head accountant of the bank says that under the financial arrangements between the bank and lakhrmdas, the bank intended to keep all the bales brought on their jettas as security for what they had advanced to lakhmidas. similarly, lakhmidas says that all his bales were pledged with the bank as he received them.4. the plaintiff claims against ..... a ratio drcidendi, since the defendants might, if they had had notice, have given further evidence bearing on the point. i do not think there is any force in this contention. the bank set up the case of a valid pledge in their written statement and must be taken to have adduced all evidence available to show ..... their agent specially employed to ascertain for them the position and character of persons dealing with the bank as lakhmidas was dealing. therefore, under section 229 of the contract act, any information obtained by chunilal, provided it was obtained in the course of the business transacted by him for the bank, has, as between the bank-and the .....

Shri Sitaram Pandit Vs. Shri Harihar Pandit

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1910)12BOMLR910

..... the pant paid shows that the former was not ready to hasten the adoption.11. as to the other conditions insisted upon by chimna maharaj, they all aimed at securing the property of the adoptive family to nana maharaj (see exhibit 108 and exhibit 114). such conditions would not have been made if bhavanibai had raised no dispute ..... for the accomplishment of any object, should not be given, even if that object be accomplished. but if it has already been actually given, it should be restored by force, and a tine equal to eleven times (its value) should be inflicted according to the followers of garga.' [the' vyavahara mayukha, mandlik's edition, pages 123 and 124 ..... and a son given in adoption, which is called putra-dana, stand in this respect on the same footing. both are gifts for religious and secular purposes. both acts are attended by religious ceremonies; both require giving and taking. a boy is adopted by a sonless hindu for perpetuating his line, paying off his dues to his ancestors, .....

Pandurang Narayan Samant Vs. Bhagwandas Atmaramshet

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1920)22BOMLR120; 55Ind.Cas.544

..... , and that the object of the alienation must be to satisfy the antecedent debts, due to the alienee. if, as is the case here, the money is borrowed on the security of a mortgage to pay off the antecedent debts, it would be an alienation in respect of antecedent debts according to the decision which has been relied upon on behalf ..... of the appellants. i see, therefore, no force in the contention that the mortgage cannot be enforced against the sons as it is not shown to be for an antecedent debt.3. it is further argued in support ..... so far as it related to narayau's share in the property mortgaged.4. lastly, it is urged that the suit is barred under article 120 of the indian limitation act. it is clear, however, that that article cannot apply to a suit based on a mortgage. the point was urged on the footing that the mortgage was void. but the .....

Shri Harish Chawla Vs. the State of Maharashtra and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1999)101BOMLR25

..... has been broken and the detaining authority ought to have refrained from issuing the impugned order of detention. the learned counsel further submitted that the sponsoring authority having secured the detenu with another, on 12.12.1996 itself, according to the statements and text of the currency with the preparation of relevant bundles on the days itself ..... the second ground, which mr. maqsood khan the learned counsel for the petitioner urged, we would like to point out at the out set that there is no force or merits in the same for the following reasons.in the writ petition itself in ground no. 3 page 6 it has been stated as hereunder:the petitioner says ..... india and smuggling the foreign currency in contravention of the relevant provision of the customs act and the fera act. the investigation in this case appears to have been almost over on 18.12.1996. most of the major activities of the sponsoring authorities in securing the major and vital materials were over on the same day. however, the .....

Ramesh S/O Shri Rambhauji Majrikar and ors. Vs. the State of Maharasht ...

Court : Mumbai Nagpur

..... be recovered from such person as an arrears of land revenue. (3) notwithstanding anything contained in any act for the time being in force, any degree, diploma or any other educational qualification acquired by such person after securing admission in any educational institution on the basis of a caste certificate which is subsequently proved to be ..... 1) are independent and distinct. thus, even if caste certificate is obtained by the petitioners before 1985 or before 1980, if it is used to secure employment after coming into force of act no. 23 of 2001, offense under section 11(1)(b) can be shown to have been committed. here, the word ..... application dated 16.12.2006 for verification. this submission for verification clearly shows that the petitioners secured the service obtained by them on the strength of respective caste certificates and actually used those caste certificates after coming into force of act no. 23 of 2001. they have continued in service because of said certificates. thus, the .....

VipIn Nair and Another Vs. Gulam Mohammed Malik and Others

Court : Mumbai

..... 45) from the zonal director, ncb, ahmadabad, setting out therein that on the basis of specific information, the officers of his unit had intercepted the truck near shamlaji border. the driver of the truck abandoned the truck and ran away in darkness at about 7.45 p.m., on 12.01.2002. after couple of hours, the ..... existing section, the first conviction must be for any offence punishable under section 19 (embezzlement of licit opium), section 24 (external dealing), section 27-a (financing illicit acts or harboring offenders) and for offences involving commercial quantity. 112. she submitted that after the criterion laid down in section 31-a is satisfied, the court can look ..... the bank details concerning the contraband substance. even the statement given on 18.2.2002 u/s 67 of the act (exhibit 23), he has stated that he was giving that statement voluntarily and without any pressure, force or coercion. he has written that statement in his own hand-writing in urdu. in this statement, he has .....

Durgadas Tulsiram Sood Vs. State

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1955Bom82; (1954)56BOMLR188; 1955CriLJ289; ILR1954Bom554

..... :'whoever cheats and thereby dishonestly induces the person deceived to deliver..... toany person....anything....which is signed orsealed, and which is capable of being converted into a valuable security, shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which may extend to seven years, and shall also foe liable to fine.'19. in --- ' ..... any other person, 'fraudulently causes or induces any other person (a) to execute, make, accept, endorse, or destroy the whole or any part of any valuable security;...... shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction thereof liable to imprisonment for any term not exceeding five years.' in section 420 of the indian penal code, ..... to cheat another person and thereby attempts to induce him to do one or the other of the acts mentioned in section 420 of the indian penal code. in this contention of mr. somjee, therefore, we do not see any force.13. then mr. somjee has advanced another contention before us in regard to the, applicability of .....

Commissioner of Income-tax, Bombay City-i Vs. K.M. Mody

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : [1983]141ITR903(Bom); [1982]8TAXMAN118(Bom)

..... been claimed by the assessee as a bad debt. the assessee had contended that it was the usual custom in bombay for merchants to borrow from banks on the joint security of each other and that the loss incurred in respect of the amount borrowed by the other merchant was a loss incurred in the assessee's business. this claim was ..... behalf of the assessee, which was to the effect that he had guaranteed the loan out of commercial expediency. the loss was not allowed under s. 12 of the said act, as it did not relate to rent. the final contention of the assessee taken in the alternative, namely, that the income was diverted from him by an overriding title before ..... in the assessment year 1954-55 and that the main source of his income was income chargeable under the head 'other sources' under s. 12 of the indian i.t. act, 1922. the tribunal also found that there was no material before it that any financing business had been carried on by the assessee in the years under consideration. it rejected .....