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K. Nagabhushanam and ors. Vs. Collector, Krishna Distirct and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1982AP123

..... for the purpose of this sub-section, the expressions 'revenue taluk' and ' revenue village' shall mean respectively any local area which is recognised as a taluk or village in the revenue accounts of government after excluding the area, if any, included in- (a) a municipal corporation governed by the hyderabad municipal corporation act, 1955 (act ii of 1955); (b) a municipality governed by the law relating to municipalities for the time being in force in the state; (c) a mining settlement governed by the andhra pradesh (telangana area) mining settlements act, 1956 (act xliv of 1956); (d) a cantonment governed by the cantonments act, 1924 (central act 2 of 1924). ..... some urgency felt by the government to include the three panchayats in the vijayawada municipality with effect from the afternoon of 30th sept. ..... dated 19th instant-orders denotifying patamata, gundala, bhavanipuram gram panchayts for inclusion in vijayawada municipality...............to take effect from the afternoon of 30th instant should reach the government before 30th instant positively so that final notifications can be issued by the government before 30th instant so as to enable the above areas to come within the municipal limits with effect from 1st oct. ..... hearing these writ petitions, was correct in holding that it is not permissible to include a local area not excluded from the gram panchayat in a neighbouring municipality and that the observations made by the bench have the effect of producing anomalous results. .....

P.Vijaya Jyothi, D/Odr.P.Muralinath Red Vs. 1.The State of Andhra Prad ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... , in relation to- (a) any vacant land owned by the central government, means the central government; (b) any vacant land owned by any state government and situated in a union territory or within the local limits of a cantonment declared as such under section 3 of the cantonments act, 1924 , (2 of 1924 . ..... , the balance, or, where no vacant land is held by him after the transfer, the entire excess vacant land, shall be selected out of the vacant land held by the transferee: provided that where such person has transferred his vacant land to more than one person, the balance, or, as the case may be, the entire excess vacant land aforesaid, shall be selected out of the vacant land held by each of the transferees in the same proportion as the area of the vacant land transferred to him bears to the total area of the land transferred to all the ..... the location, extent, value and such other particulars as may be prescribed of all vacant lands and of any other land on which there is a building, whether or not with a dwelling unit therein, held by him (including the nature of his right, title or interest therein) and also specifying the vacant lands within the ceiling limit which he desires to retain: provided that in relation to any state to which this act applies in the first instance, the provisions of this sub- section shall have effect as if for the .....

The State Ofandhra Pradesh,rep., by Its Vs. G.V.Mohan and 5ot

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... (a) any vacant land owned by the central government, means the central government; (b) any vacant land owned by any state government and situated in a union territory or within the local limits of a cantonment declared as such under s.3 of the cantonments act, 1924 , means that state government. ..... the scheme of section 10 of the ulc act that after publication of the notification under section 10 (3) declaring that the excess land shall be deemed to have vested absolutely in the state government with effect from the date specified therein, the competent authority will issue a notice under section 10 (5) calling upon the person in possession of such excess vacant land to surrender or deliver possession thereof to the state government within 30 days of service of the notice and in the event of the failure of such person to surrender, the possession of the excess vacant land may be taken over by the ..... (4) during the period commencing on the date of publication of the notification under sub-section (1) and ending with the date specified in the declaration made under sub-section (3) : (i) no person shall transfer by way of sale, mortgage, gift, lease or otherwise any excess vacant land (including any part thereof) specified in the notification aforesaid and any such transfer made in contravention of this provision shall be deemed to be null and void; and (ii) no person shall alter or cause to be altered the use of ..... , the statement that the 1st petitioner signed on a plan retainable area .....

Shahabad Cement Company Vs. H.E.H. the Nizam's Government

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 143Ind.Cas.591

..... (ii) has the application been properly presented to the chief controlling revenue authority for decision under section 43 of the hyderabad stamp act (section 45 of the indian stamp act no. ..... the period of three months fixed in section 43 relates to the proceedings before the chief controlling revenue authority and apparently section 5 of the hyderabad limitation act no. ..... 201 dated the 31st khurdad 1341 fasli has referred the following point s for decision under section 55 of the hyderabad stamp act no. ..... ii of 1322 fasli (corresponding to section 5 of the indian limitation act, ix of 1033), is not applicable to such proceedings.rai biseshar nath, j.6. ..... however as the application is fixed six days beyond time, the chief controlling revenue authority might have possibly refused to consider the application on this ground, but inasmuch as he has referred the case with his opinion under section 55 (section 57 act no. ..... iv of 1331 fasli section 57 of act ii of 1899:(i) whether the stamp duty on the document in question should be levied under articles 29, 40 clause (a) of the stamp act; as on a conveyance or under clause (b) as on a bond. ..... 2 and 3 contained in the letter of reference by government can be referred to the high court under section 55, stamp act. ..... there also sections 34 and 39 are referred to at any rate the application for refund has not been properly presented because here the document is not unstamped nor can it be said that it has been, unduly; stamped by accident. .....

Mohammed Baquar HussaIn Qureshi Vs. the State of Hyderabad

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1951CriLJ708

..... he further contends that apart from the relevant sections of the criminal procedure code which authorise this court to transfer cases or revise orders of the lower judiciary there is no inherent jurisdiction in this court ..... , and that appears to us to be hardly the intention of the framers of the constitution, we are, therefore, of opinion that the word 'superintendence' used in article 227 in the indian constitution are wide enough to cover matters of judicial nature also, and if this high court thinks proper to exercise its power of revision or transfer that can be done notwithstanding the restrictive provisions contained in the laws passed by the state, for the jurisdiction conferred on this court by the constitution act cannot be controlled by state legislation. ..... in section 5, sub-section (2) of the special judges' regulation, the chief minister alone is authorised to transfer oases pending before a special judge to ..... the absence of provisions similar to sub-section (2) of section 224, government of india act of 1935 and the wider terms contained in sub-article (1) of article 227 of the indian constitution dearly show that the word 'superintendence' now used cannot be confined to mere matters of administrative control, but confers judicial powers also ..... of the report say that though there had been in recent years tentative efforts on the part of one or two high courts to assert such powers they have now been decisively negatived by sub-section (2) of section 224 of the act of .....

Abdur Rahim and ors. Vs. Joseph A. Pinto and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1951CriLJ1333

..... 6 of the application, (ii) under section 1 of the regulation the area to which the regulation shall extend has to be specified by an order in writing : the order of 14th farwardi 1858 fasli 14-2-1919-purporting in supersession of the previous order to extend the regulation to the whole of the hyderabad state is not an order by the military governor in writing and the extension of the regulation is uncertain and non existent. ..... maker and the other beyond it then if the invalid provisions are severable from the valid ones, the act may be held good if the severance leaves intact a consistent, workable and effective body of provisions forming the authorised part of the subject-matter of the act; and in such a case one should not try to find out the intention of the law-maker as to what he might have done in an event which did not happen; but one should look to the fact that within the compass of the whole act and apart from ..... it was further held in the said ruling that rights of superintendence include not only superintendence on administrative points but superintendence on the judicial side too. ..... our constitution does not include this as one of the rights guaranteed to an accused person.48. ..... in the order the names of the seven applicants to the writ of prohibition are numbered as- 5, 6, 7, 12, 13; 15 and 16, and hizamuddin ghori is also included as no. 14. ..... in my opinion, the power of superintendence includes the right to transfer a case if necessary. .....

Syed Mohd. Kasim Razvi and ors. Vs. the State of Hyderabad

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1951CriLJ1123

..... but in the absence of a clear inference being possible under the terms of the order, as was possible here, the fact that a major offence has been mentioned in the direction of a kind provided for under section 3 the minor offences cannot be taken to have been included by necessary implication because the direction required under the .section could have been with regard to a particular offence or offences & was so secured under a special ..... 3 for section 264 i am of opinion that mention of section 266 in the order does actually include this section, as there is no reason whatever to include section 266 & exclude the other section, also in view of the description of the offences in the direction given by the military governor ..... the case that the intention was for any personal or common benefit by robbery is completely overthrown by the fact that it is not denied by the prosecution, that the unlawful nature of the assembly commenced sometime after the two oars were stopped without any premeditation, the fact truly & simply is that the razakars enraged or under faint resentment suddenly decided to chastise the persons at the station, followed them in search of some or any of them into the village, & in course of that committed some acts of ..... what is required is a sanction to prosecute & there is no statutory provision couched in the same terms as in section 3 of the regulation to the effect that the ct. ..... station area & the village is similarly situated on the other side of the ely/ .....

Afak Haider Vs. the State

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1951CriLJ1522

order1. this is a revision petition against the order of the chief city magistrate holding that the case under the arms act could be tried & that 8 403 sub-b (4), indian cr p.c., corresponding to section 204, hyderabad cr. p. 0. was no bar. the relevant facts are that the accused was prosecuted for an attempt to commit suicide with a revolver. that case was decided & the accused convicted. the present prosecution is under the-arms act for unlawful possession of the said revolver. mr. chobe, the learned advocate for the accused contends that if the attempt to commit suicide was with the same revolver about which the present offence has been launched it will be barred under section 403, indian cr. p.c. cited above. we do not agree with this contention. the test to determine whether the said section would be a bar or not is to see whether the subsequent offence is the same as the previous offence. it is clear that the possession of the revolver without a licence is a distinct offence in itself under the arms act- it hag nothing to do with the attempt to commit suicide which is a separate offence under the penal code. in emperor v. munnoo a. i. b. (20) 198a oudh 470, it was held that conviction in respect of possession of stolen revolver under sections 411 & 414, penal code, is no bar to conviction under section 19(f), arms..this revision petition therefore fails & is dismissed.

G. Kistareddy and ors. Vs. Commr. of City Police

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1952CriLJ340

..... his statement is to the effect that he purchased the land in dispute in a court auction and got possession from the court in execution proceedings. ..... able to prove that possession was taken by them with the consent of the petitioner; they have not been able to explain as to what action they took on the notice of the petitioner's lawer refusing to give possession to them and what instructions were issued to the lower officials with regard to same, we, therefore, hold that the fundamental rights guaranteed in article 31(1) of the constitution have been violated by the respondents and the respondents should therefore forthwith give back possession of the disputed property to the petitioner. ..... this is an application for the issue of a writ of certiorari against; the commissioner of the city police, hyderabad, complaining that; under his orders, the petitioner was dispossessed of the land in dispute which is adjacent to the putlibavidi police station, the police authorities having held that the same is part of the police station premises.2. mr. b. ..... but where the high court is satisfied that the fundamental rights guaranteed by the constitution have been violated by any act or order of the executive it is the sacred duty of the high court to set it aside-vide mahboob begum v. ..... the high court will exercise the utmost restraint in interfering with the acts of the executive. .....

The State of Hyderabad Vs. C. Sathiah

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1952CriLJ1351

..... the objection of the public prosecutor, we may straightaway say that under the provisions of section 439, sub-section 6 of the indian criminal procedure code, it is open to an accused, who has not filed an appeal, to urge that the charge and the conviction both were bad and, therefore, when the law allows the accused to question the legality of the charge and the conviction, the effect of his not filing an appeal cannot stand in the ..... section 110(1) of the defence of hyderabad rules says that it shall publish notice of the order or notification in such manner as in the opinion of the authority be considered to be the best in informing the persons whom the ..... the presumption arising under section 114(e) of the indian evidence act and presume that being an official act ..... there being no evidence suggesting the knowledge of the accused of the issue of a press note or any notice, the contention that the promulgation of the notification is enough to sustain a conviction cannot be accepted.no doubt the mode of publication, however inadequate or unsatisfactory it ..... notification enjoins that a person could keep with him only a particular quantity of grain and it was alleged by the prosecution that he was entitled to keep only 132 seers of rice while there was found with him 7 'pallas ..... the state has preferred this revision to say that the sentence imposed on the respondent was inadequate especially when he admitted the guilt, and the enhancement was prayed for as it would act as deterrent and .....