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Mandava Umamaheswara Rao and Others Vs. the Authorised Officer, Land R ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... as c.c.no.9/yeldurthy/91 on the file of the land reforms tribunal i.e., 16 years after the act came into force. notices were issued calling for objections for which the 33 purchasers filed objections. the purchasers contended that syed mohammed ali khan ..... extent of land of acs.2168.42 cents by virtue of the agreement of sale dt.24.06.1960. after the act came into force, the vendors syed ikramuddin ali khan and azizunnissa begum who had already alienated 60% of their share in the land ..... surplus landholder. supreme court rejected the said contention and held at paras 2 and 3 : "2. we do not find any force in either of the contentions. it is admitted in his claim statement that he claimed ownership over all the properties. it is also ..... the act, the owner to whom possession of land reverts under sub-section (4) of s.12 shall be liable to discharge the claim enforceable against the land by person in possession; and the land surrendered shall, if held as security, continue to be the security. this .....

National Investigation Agency, Nia, Hyde Vs. Devendra Gupta and Anothe ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... progress and development and so on. this cannot be equated with a usual law and order problem within a state. on the other hand, it is inter-state, international or cross-border in character. fight against the overt and covert acts of terrorism is not a regular criminal justice endeavour ..... feeling of insecurity.9. terrorist acts are meant to destabilise the nation by challenging its sovereignty and integrity, to raze the constitutional principles that we hold dear, to create a psyche of fear and anarchism among common people, to tear apart the secular fabric, to overthrow democratically elected government, to promote prejudice and bigotry, to demoralise the security forces, to thwart the economic .....

V.Alivelu Mangas Devi Vs. V,venkata Laskshmi Narasimha Palla Rao

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... took place on 16.04.1983 and they were also blessed with two children. the respondent was initially employed in armed forces and worked at various places. after retirement from the army, he secured employment in customs and central excise department and was posted at visakhapatnam. in the year 1997, the appellant is said to ..... restitution of conjugal rights, the appellant did not join the respondent. however, it did not take into account, the plan according to which the respondent was acting and hiding the real intention by filing certain proceedings. of late, a tendency has developed, wherein an otherwise comfortably situated male spouse creates a ground for female ..... decreed the suit. the point that arises for consideration before us is as to whether the respondent proved the ground of cruelty against the appellant?. the act recognizes cruelty as one of the grounds for dissolution of a marriage. to constitute a ground for dissolution, cruelty need not be the one manifested through any .....

Metpalli Muthai Vs. Metpalli Lasum Bai and Other

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... s laws-a family arrangement is a transaction between members of same family for the benefit of the family generally and to preserve the family property, peace and security in the family, saving of the honour of the family and to avoid family disputes and litigations by amicable arrangements. such family arrangements even can be arrived at ..... ; by rajanna and lasumbai to muthaiah from not denied her thumb impression and signature of rajanna therein and not proved of the same was obtained by alleged force in support of her contention either by letting any evidence or from the cross-examination of p.ws 1 to 3 as can be seen from the finding ..... cast upon the court and on the propounder if any, to dispel the suspicious circumstances surrounding execution, if any, required as per the indian succession act and evidence act. the indian registration act section 18 says that the registration of a will is optional and not compulsorily but for any probability from registration of a will. thus, non- .....

R.A.Th Vs. the Union of India, Through the Departme

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... punishment was not disproportionate keeping in view the fact that appellant was a member of an armed force wherein utmost honesty, loyalty and commitment was required. in ramvir singh v. union of india the appellant, a constable of border security force, was removed from service on account of his failure to return to place of duty despite instructions ..... 15 to 21.45 hours on 01.02.1998 and thus, committed misconduct and was liable for punishment under section 11(1) of the central reserve police force act, 1949. according to the petitioner, he gave reply on 12.05.1998 explaining that on 31.01.1998 he contacted his mother from std booth and learnt ..... authority after a full-fledged inquiry, especially when service rules provided for an alternative remedy of appeal. high court while exercising powers under art.226 does not act as an appellate authority though its jurisdiction is circumscribed and confined to correct an error of law or procedural error, if any, resulting in manifest miscarriage of .....

Kondamudi Chandrasekhara Rao Vs. State Bank of India, Zonal Office, Vi ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... methods to spruce up its service cadres. long ago recruitment notifications were a regular phenomenon, an annual jamboree, and every aspiring youth had a dream of securing a bank job, placed next to civil services. the banking industry knew only hiring, but not firing. came economic liberalisation, the doors for competition were ..... early 1980s, the respondent bank engaged thousands of temporary sub- staff with artificial breaks in substantive vacancies. since 1997 it has stopped engaging the said work force, notwithstanding numerous retirements and subsequent vacancies in the face of establishment of new branches. despite all this, the respondent bank refuses to go for either regularisation ..... to a reference, dt.18.09.2001, from the ministry of labour, government of india, under section 10(1)(d) of the industrial disputes act, 1947 (the act, for brevity). since the issue is common in all the writ petitions involving similarly placed workmen on one hand and a nationalised bank on the other .....

M/S Victorybar and Restaurant, Rep. By Vs. The Government ofandhra Pr ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... in various other localities, the state and its commissioner of prohibition and excise have ensured that the other consumers are not put to any excessive hardship for securing the required quantities of liquor for their personal consumption. hence, the contention canvassed about discrimination is out of context. in my opinion, steps taken by ..... a provision, particularly in a regulatory enactment, confers power to withdraw a subsisting licence, it presupposes the existence of power to withdraw from the very act of conferring the privilege or licence at the firs.instance itself. the only limitation on any such exercise conceived in the provision is when an existing ..... provisions contained in the enactments concerning them and secondly a privilege is required to be granted for sale of liquor in loose quantities for consumption there under the act. the expression liquor is defined in sub-section 21 of section 2, in very vide terms.it includes spirits of wine, denatured spirits, methylated spirits, .....

M/S. Svpcllimited,d. No.11-13-173/11and12 Vs. The State Bank ofindia ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... 1) was attracted, and the petitioner was prohibited from making a reference to the bifr by their letter dated 10.10.2013, more than a decade after the sarfaesi act, 2002 came into force on 21.06.2002. the pre-condition for the bifr to cause an enquiry under section 16 is, a reference made to it, by the board of ..... or tread over each other. (global infrastructure technologies ltd.v.kotak mahindra bank ltd ).e.non-obstante clause its effect: both sica and the sarfaesi act contain provisions which give the act over-riding effect over other laws in force. section 32 of sica relates to the effect of sica on other laws and, under sub- section (1) thereof, the provisions of sica ..... to mean an exemption from, or relaxation of, a rule or law. in view of section 37, the provisions of any other law in force shall also apply along with the provisions of the sarfaesi act, the scope of any other such law is not limited or restricted, and its application would not nullify or annul or impair the effect of .....

M/s. Sridhar Enterprises Vs. Bank of Baroda, ARM Branch and Others

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... 6) to fortify his stand that the petitioners ought to have approached the debts recovery tribunal as an efficacious alternative remedy is available to them under section 17 of the sarfaesi act, and, therefore, the instant writ petitions are not maintainable. 22. learned counsel for the petitioners, on the other hand, relied on the decision in ikbal's case (supra ..... directing the bank to go ahead with the auction of movable properties and not to confirm the sale, there is no other pending writ petition or order in force. according to them, the secured immovable assets were not subject matter in w.p. no.7462 of 2015 and they never challenged the auction notification, dated 06.02.2015, as such, ..... .p.m.p. no.9906 of 2015, permitting the bank to proceed further with auction, but, directed not to confirm the sale, and the said interim order was in force till disposal of the writ petition i.e., w.p. no.7462 on 01.06.2015. aggrieved by the same, sridhar enterprises preferred w.a. no.718 of 2015 .....

Conugunta Subbarayudi Vs. Eluri Brahmanadan and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1970AP211

..... has been obtained, or has become unobtainable by reason of the expiration of any period of limitation prescribed for the execution thereof by any law for the time being in force'. 7. it is manifest from the above provision that transfer of right or interest in the suit property effected by any of the parties to a suit during the ..... it is therefore clear that the settlement in favour of eluri brahmanandam, which was effected during the pendency of the suit, by reason of section 52 of the transfer property act, was subject to the final result of the suit. bound as he was by the result of the suit it was open to the settlee to come record under o ..... pendente lite and the right of the settlee pendente lite and the right of the settlee was therefore governed by the provisions of section 52 of the transfer of property act, which reads thus:'during the pendency in any court having authority within the limits of india excluding the state of jammu and kashmir or established beyond such limits by .....