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Dadha Pharma Pvt. Ltd. Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Kerala

Reported in : [1991]81STC254(Ker)

..... point nos. (1) to (3) : as can be seen from the reading of the act, section 59-a was introduced in the kerala general sales tax act by section 21 of act 21 of 1978, which came into force on 1st april, 1978. during the course of arguments, it has been submitted by learned advocates appearing for both sides ..... follows :'...............it is, however, well recognized that the courts would lean towards the constitutionality of an enactment...............'in state of kerala v. m.k. krishnan nair : [1978]2scr864 , a majority of the constitution bench observed as follows :'...............there is ample authority of this court for the proposition that where two constructions are possible that one ..... or the validity of the section. it is quite open to the parties to challenge the validity of section 59-a as ultra vires the constitution. from 1978 till this day, the validity of the section does not appear to have been challenged. there is no authoritative pronouncement by this court on this aspect. .....

National Insurance Company Ltd. Vs. Yohannan and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : I(1998)ACC61; 1998ACJ827

..... case of a civil suit, made possible in england by virtue of land reforms act, 1935 and the civil liability (contribution) act 1978 of england. and similarly, the kerala torts (miscellaneous provisions) act (act 8/77) enables a claim or a suit for apportionment. therefore, since the ..... as a verb means to -- mention particularly; to make specific; constituting or determining a species: of special application or origin. 'specification' -- making; the act of specifying; a detailed description of requirement. according to universal dictionary : 'specify' -- to state explicitly, especially as a definite requirement. according to oxford ..... law of tort as reversed in england provides or enables a civil suit for composite negligence to recover for the whole of the damage does not mean that the tribunals constituted under the special act .....

Sujeet Kumar and Others. Vs. State of U.P. and Another.

Court : Allahabad

..... prosecution to continue against the aged parents of rajesh, the present appellants herein, on the basis of a vague and general complaint which is silent about the precise acts of the appellants." 21. in view of the above law and adopting the reason of the apex court, what i find is that so far as accused ..... para that all the accused were handed over aforesaid stridhan, which is contained in para 2 of complaint. rest all the subsequent paragraphs do not allege any over act by these applicants regarding entrustment and mis appropriation. retentions of alleged stridhan by pure surmises culled out from complaint allegations were also at madhubani. above applicants never visited ..... their application accused have made recitals concerning lodging of f.i.r. against them for offences u/ss 498a, 323, 506 ipc and 3/4 d.p. act by r2, which pleading has been admitted by complainant wife in paragraph-7 of her counter affidavit. paragraph-8 of instant application recites payment of two thousand rupees .....

Passenger Cases

Court : US Supreme Court

..... tax is demandable, making no distinction between citizens and aliens. they tax, through the masters, all american vessels coming from other states (including steamboats) protected by coasting licenses, under united states authority, and also exempt by the constitution from paying duties in another state. they tax, through the masters, foreign vessels protected by ..... u. s. 437 passengers, and have never been supposed, on that account, withdrawn from the control or protection of congress. packets which ply along the coast, as well as those which make voyages between europe and america, consider the transportation of passengers as an important part of their business. yet it never has ..... state legislation over those small navigable creeks into which the tide flows, the judicial power could not do so. the act of the state was an internal and a police power to guard the health of its citizens. by the erection of the dam, commerce could only be affected as charged consequentially and contingently .....

Olcott Vs. Bynum

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the 31st of january, advertised the property for sale on the 8th day of march, 1860. upon hearing of the advertisement of sale, stephenson and olcott wrote to bynum, the acting trustee, as follows: "new york, february 25, 1860" "dear sir: you will recollect that when the high shoal property changed hands in january, 1859, we stated to you that our ..... that: "no conveyance for land shall be good and available in law, unless the same shall be proved and registered in the county where the lands lie." and that an act of 1846 [ footnote 2 ] allows to be read in evidence "the registry or duly certified copy of the record of any deed" duly registered. page 84 u. s. 53 and ..... it were sitting as a local court of that state. in the revised code of 1854 we find the following language. it is a reenactment of the provision of the act of 1715 on the same subject: "no conveyance for land shall be good and available in law unless the same shall be acknowledged by the grantor, or proved on oath .....

Mercantile Bank Vs. New York

Court : US Supreme Court

..... for married women in respect to their separate property, and to act as guardian for the estates of infants. it is required that their capital shall be invested in bonds and mortgages on unencumbered real estate in the state ..... record; to receive the title to real or personal estate on trusts created in accordance with the laws of the state, and to execute such trusts; to act as agent for corporations in reference to issuing, registering, and transferring certificates of stock and bonds and other evidences of debt; to accept and execute trusts ..... academies, and libraries, are generally exempt from taxation. the discretionary power of the legislatures of the states over all these subjects remains as it was before the act of congress of june, 1864. the plain intention of that statute was to protect the corporations formed under its authority from unfriendly discrimination by the states in the .....

The Paquete Habana

Court : US Supreme Court

..... to deliver them to the commanding officer of the army at key west." to that communication the secretary of the navy, on april 30, 1898, guardedly answered: "spanish fishing vessels attempting to violate blockade are subject, with crew, to capture, and any such vessel or crew considered likely to aid enemy ..... present day, by the general consent of the civilized nations of the world and independently of any express treaty or other public act, it is an established rule of international law that coast fishing vessels, with their implements and supplies, cargoes and crews, unarmed and honestly pursuing their peaceful calling of catching and ..... tegetthoff, says: "regarding the capture of enemy property, an exception must be mentioned, which is a universal custom. fishing vessels which belong to the adjacent coast, and whose business yields only a necessary livelihood, are, from considerations of humanity, universally excluded from capture." 1 attlmayr 61. ignacio de megrin, first official .....

Umed Rasul Shaha Fakir and ors. Vs. Anath Bandhu Chowdhuri (a Minor) a ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1901)ILR28Cal637

..... or hat is held on land reservd solely for such purposes, and which does not from part of an estate, it should be valued under chapter v of the act under section 79; the annual valuation of such lands is not necessary.8. note--profits derived from the rent of shops other miscellaneous revenue derived by zemindars from ..... cultivating raiyat. now the defendants are, no doubt, not the holders of an estate, and they are not cultivating raiyats, and they hold immoveable property, which is defined in the act as ' land, etc., but not crops, houses, shops, or other buildings.' the definition of tenure-holder would, therefore, seem to be wide enough to include the defendants. ..... plaintiff's claim for road-cess. the subordinate judge has allowed it, holding that the defendants are tenure-holders within the definition of tenure-holder contained in the cess act.3. the defendants appeal. it is found by the munsif to be the case, and it has been admitted before us, that the defendants have to pay income .....

Hamid Ali and anr. Vs. Mujawar HusaIn Khan and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (1902)ILR24All257

..... shall reduce into writing in detail and specify the powers which i possess in respect of the management of the waqf property in a separate will, which should always be acted upon after my death. during my life i, the executant, myself will manage the property as a mutawalli (superintendent), and look after the affairs of the imambara and ..... with a prevision engrafted thereon for the benefit of the settlor's family, but is a case of a perpetual endowment on the family with instructions to do certain ceremonial acts, some of which may be of a religious nature. such a dedication is not, in my opinion, valid. it may also be strongly doubted whether there was in ..... is good faith, and without any knowledge of the allege waqf.4. the learned district judge found that the waqf was valid, but also found that it had never been acted on. he, therefore, dismissed the suit. the plaintiffs appeal. they by their memorandum of appeal contend that there are no grounds for the finding that effect was not .....

Deo NaraIn Rai and anr. Vs. Kukur Bind and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (1902)ILR24All319

..... panday (1873) 20 w.r. 375 in which last-mentioned case it was held by their lordships of the privy council that the acknowledgment referred to in the limitation act, act no. xiv of 1859, section i (clause 15) must bear the signature of the mortgagee himself, and that the signature of an agent would not be sufficient. ..... be affixed by the subscriber himself, and hyde v. johnson was referred to. their lordships repelled the contention, and held that there being nothing in the companies act to show that the legislature intended anything special as to the mode of the signature of the memorandum, the ordinary rule applied that signature by an agent is sufficient ..... the principal, especially where the latter is incapacitated by illness or otherwise from signing himself.'18. i am of opinion that section 59 of the transfer of property act does not require the personal signature of the mortgagor, and that if his signature is affixed to the instrument of mortgage by another under his authority, that is .....