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In Re: Gaddam Panchalu Reddy

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1918)35MLJ686

..... not a complete justification for the use of the word ' appeal.' however, the description of such an application as an appeal is convenient and i only wish to guard myself against the use of that term tending to mislead the mind in certain contingencies6. with the greatest respect to the decision in criminal revision case no. 136 ..... class, and (5) magistrates of the third class.' then their lordships say that a search made by a magistrate is a proceeding conducted by him when ' acting in the discharge of his judicial functions.' i think that this dictum of their lordship of the privy council must be held as overruling the opinion expressed in criminal ..... the absence of reasonable excuse, give information of the same to the nearest police officer or magistrate. i have no doubt that the intention of the informant was to act under this section, especially in view of the language of his prayer which states that ' the possession is without any license,' this being an offence punishable under .....

Protective Committee Vs. Anderson

Court : US Supreme Court

..... which m-s worked for tmt, the committee charged m-s with responsibility for the swamping of one on its trial trip, and with failing to get coast guard approval of the other. the committee also claimed that the maritime liens asserted by m-s had been reduced by payments on account, and that the original ..... they took advantage of their inside position to obtain stock for less than the market price which they sold to the public without any registration under the securities act and in apparent violation of the private offering exemption under which all of the stock was issued." the activities of these three men substantially lessened tmt's ..... had been "wrecked by gross mismanagement, by unwise and unsound expansion financed primarily through the sale of securities in disregard of the protective provisions of the securities act of 1933," and that the debtor had substantial causes of action against holders of the caplan mortgage. upon the recommendation of anderson, the trial court vacated its .....

Nirmal Lakra Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2003(1)SLJ151(Delhi)

..... aspect of the requirements of procedural fairness, it would be wrong to imagine that the duty may be artificially confined to situations in which the decision maker as acting in a 'judicial' or 'quasi-judicial' capacity. although in cunningham, some reliance was placed upon the fact that the civil service appeal board is a fully ..... these deficiencies the congress enacted military justice act, 1968, the salient features of which are : (1) a right to legally qualified counsel guaranteed to an accused before any special court martial ; (2) a ..... 13 years before the decision of the supreme court in gideon v. wainwright 372 us 335 (1963). between 1950 and 1968 when the administration of justice act, 1968 was introduced, many advances were made in the administration of justice by civil courts but they were not reflected in military court proceedings. to correct .....

Lalit Popli Vs. Canara Bank and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2003SC1796; 2003(2)ALLMR(SC)696; 2003(3)CTC494; [2003(97)FLR1153]; JT2003(5)SC494; (2003)IILLJ324SC; 2003(2)SCALE358; (2003)3SCC583; [2003]2SCR100; 2003(2)SLJ409(SC); 20

..... at the conclusion whether or not the delinquent has committed misconduct.18. while exercising jurisdiction under article 226 of the constitution the high court does not act as an appellate authority. its jurisdiction is circumscribed by limits of judicial review to correct errors of law or procedural errors leading to manifest injustice or ..... such exercise of comparison is permissible under section 73 of the evidence act. ordinarily, sections 45 and 73 are complementary to each other. evidence of handwriting expert need not be invariably corroborated. it is for the court to decide ..... and experiences. in both the cases, the court is required to satisfy itself by such means as are open to conclude that the opinion may be acted upon. irrespective of an opinion of the handwriting expert, the court can compare the admitted writing with disputed writing and come to its own independent conclusion. .....

K.C. Shibu Vs. Union of India, Represented by Secretary to the Governm ...

Court : Armed forces Tribunal AFT Regional Bench Kochi

..... in his presence. 33. yet another finding of the court martial is that the petitioner did not reduce speed to a safe limit especially when operating close to coast and near shallow waters. the petitioner has averred that the captain had ordered the oow to go around the island at one mile distance. the executive officer, ( ..... had failed to report the incident as per regulation 1331. a reading of this regulation shows that such a report is required by higher authorities to safe guard their costly assets and to provide timely assistance. if such a report had been sent, the authorities at kochi may have sent a team in a helicopter ..... code regarding the procedure to be followed in a court martial. the navy (discipline and miscellaneous provisions) regulations, 1965 is passed under section 184 of the navy act. section ii of chapter ii which comprises regulations 22 to 33 deal with general provisions regarding investigation. these regulations are general in nature. chapter vii comprising regulation .....

Bhatele Ramesh Chand Vs. Dr. Shyam Lal and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1946All34

..... 177. the first case is against the appellant as far as it goes, but i do not think it affords a proper guide. section 75(3), provincial insolvency act (act 5 [v] of 1920) itself gives a very limited right of appeal. indeed, there is no appeal without the leave of the court. the legislature had, therefore ..... the contrary. section 54 which gives the local government the power to make rules clearly says that those rules must be 'consistent with the provisions of this act.' rule 6 also emphasises the same point of view, when it says that though the proceedings may be governed by the civil procedure code, nevertheless only such provisions ..... : air1936all686 . that this court has revisional jurisdiction under section 115, civil p.c., to interfere with orders passed by subordinate civil courts in proceedings under the encumbered estates act is also clearly established. reference might be made to the case in ashraf v. saith mal : air1938all47 and to the case in achraj singh v. hardwar : air1941all131 .....

Subayya Gounder Vs. Bhoopala Subramanian

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1959Mad396; 1959CriLJ1087

..... 772 of 1955, d/- 5-4-1956: : air1957mad546 wherein ramaswami gounder, j. who delivered the judgment of the bench has referred to m. p. sharma v. satish chandra, : 1978(2)elt287(sc) in re, palani moopan, : air1955mad495 , sunder singh v. the state (s) : air1955all367 ; swarnalingam chettiar v asst. labour inspector karaikudi, 1955 2 mlj 267: air ..... ordered blood tests it is only by consent. in india there is no special statute and there is no provision either in the criminal procedure code or in the indian evidence act empowering courts to direct such a test to be made. similarly, as pointed out by raghava rao, j. in venkateswarlu v. subbayya : air1951mad910 there is no ..... learned magistrate ought to have upheld the contentions of this subbayya gounder that there is no provision under the code of criminal procedure or under the indian evidence act which would permit the court to direct that the blood of this suhbayya gounder be taken for blood grouping. 4. the points for exposition in this .....

Deoman Upadhyaya Vs. State

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1960All1; 1960CriLJ1

..... them. the tendency of investigating officers of creating evidence to support the charges which they intend to bring against accused persons had to be checked and guarded against. it was therefore provided that statements recorded during investigations could be used only for 'very limited purposes mentioned in section 162 itself. on ..... essential principle of practical uniformity?the answer to all these questions is undoubtedly 'no'. what the court is doing by declaring the section unconstitutional is acting mechanically and considering only the tact that some inequality results which has no connection with the subject-matter of the law.simple inequality is being ..... discriminate between persons in custody and persons not in custody because the guarantee of equality before the law did not exist when section 27, evidence act, was enacted confounds existence of intention with necessity for intention and attributes to the legislature a kind of perversity usually to be associated with children. .....

Muneshwara Nand Vs. State

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1961All24; 1961CriLJ1

..... that type of offence, incidentally, saving the aggrieved public servant the harassment, time and expense of a private prosecution. simultaneously, parliament, in order to guard against a possible abuse of the new law, circumscribed its ambit by stipulating strict conditions for its application to wit, that the defamation be of only specified ..... an official is guilty of misappropriation of government funds or breach of trust or falsification of records in his charge. these are allegations wherein the acts and the official duty are so inter-related that one can postulate with certainty that they were done in the performance of official duty. this ..... to for the limited purpose of ascertaining the conditions prevailing at the time which necessitated the making of the law appended to the bill which culminated in act xxvi of 1955. 'the statement observed: 'often grossly improper, unfounded and defamatory allegations and charges are made against public servants in regard to their actions .....

Union of India (Uoi) Vs. Babu Ram

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1962All52; (1961)IILLJ708All

..... questions complicated enough to be entrusted to retired high court judges. the payment of wages act is a law providing for thesettlement of a particular type of disputes between employers and employees in industry--namely claims for wages. if any dispute of ..... under articles 38 39, and 43. history has proved that discontent among industrial workers can be explosive enough to disrupt the state. the industrial disputes act has made a deep inroad into the doctrine of freedom of contract, and provides for compulsory settlement of industrial disputes between employers and workmen which involve ..... ....... which would, if the terms of employment . were fulfilled be payable to a person employed ...........' thisdefinition shows that an employee may claim, under this act, not only wages for work actually done but also wages which he would have earned if he had not been illegally prevented by the employer from working in .....