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Jamshedji Cursetjee Tarachand Vs. Soonabai and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1Ind.Cas.834

..... of the law. his colleagues on the bench--barons fitzgerald, dowse and deasy--were not prepared to go to the length the chief baron had gone, and guarded themselves by declaring that they must not be taken as holding that the opinion expressed by the chief baron was the judgment of the court. the court in ..... is, i find, a religious duty imposed upon the zoroastrians by the proved tenets of the religion they profess.106. i further find that the ceremonies themselves are acts of religious worship. they include worship, praise and adoration of the supreme deity, and a thanksgiving for all his mercies. they contain petitions for benefits, both ..... zoroastrian religion. they agree in saying that the performance of the muktad ceremonies during the farvardigan days is enjoined by the zoroastrian religion--that those ceremonies are acts of great religious merit--they form the most important portion of their divine worship, and that according to the beliefs of those that profess the religion the .....

Willcox Vs. Consolidated Gas Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... furnish such return, it is not important that, with relation to some customers, the price is not enough. minneapolis &c.; v. minnesota, 186 u. s. 257 ; atlantic coast line v. north carolina commission, 206 u. s. 1 . upon a careful consideration of the case before us, we are of opinion that the complainant has failed to sustain ..... sold shall have a specified illuminating power, and a certain pressure at all distances from the place of manufacture. penalties are attached to a violation of the act. the other act is chapter 125 of the laws of 1906, limiting the prices of gas in the boroughs of manhattan and the bronx, to other consumers than the city ..... this expense was included in the operating expense of that year, which resulted in the net earnings above mentioned while the company was complying with the requirements of the act in this particular. it is unnecessary, therefore, to further inquire as to the additional expense caused by this requirement. again, it has been asserted that the laws .....

Peary Mohan Das Vs. D. Weston and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 13Ind.Cas.721

..... mr. brett. then the boy bonomali who had bean sleeping: either on a khat or on the floor beside a khat in the baitakhannah was immediately placed under guard by the moulvi.176. the plaintiff said that before the search commenced he must have his own witnesses to the search. these were sent for and having arrived the ..... , it is not necessary for me to determine the fourth issue.532. the fifth issue is whether this suit is barred by limitation533. the article of the indian limitation act, 1908, which applies to the present suit is i think, article 86. this suit is, i think, a suit 'for compensation for any malfeasance, misfeasance or nonfeasance ..... pretext that he ?wished to kill mr. cornish for having stopped some mohamodan religious ceremony. satyendra, it is said, told rahman that mr. weston was responsible as cornish acted under his orders and suggested that rahman should shoot mr. weston. rahman says he feigned assent and satyendra lent him this revolver, exhibit xxi. the moulvi says he .....

PulIn Behary Das and ors. Vs. Emperor

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 16Ind.Cas.257

..... the internal matters, which were not only not to be divulged but not even discussed. the other provisions, to preserve the secrecy of mantras, to guard the society against conspirators, and finally to mete out just punishments to all antagonists, do seem remarkable in what, it is contended, was perfectly innocuous ..... , colour of title, that is, apparent right to the office and acquiescence in the possession of it by the public. the proposition that the official acts of public officers, in an office created by an unconstitutional procedure, performed before its unconstitutional character has been declared by an authoritative decision, cannot be collaterally ..... , the persons engaged therein may actively conspire or they may collect arms or they may conceal the existence of their conspiracy from the authorities. all these acts, if done, are in furtherance of (he one transaction, and, therefore, may clearly be charged against these persons, under sections 235 of the criminal procedure code .....

In Re: R. Nataraja Iyer

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 16Ind.Cas.755; (1912)23MLJ393

..... who now reside or shall hereafter reside within any of the ports, factories, towns, lands or territories in the possession of the said united company on the coast of coromandel, or in any other part of the carnatic or in the five northern circars including those parts of the said circars which lie within the kingdom ..... of the divisional officer has been sent up to this court. the petitioner's contention is that the divisional officer, in determining an appeal under the income tax act, did not act as a court; and he had, therefore, no jurisdiction to pass an order under section 476 of the criminal procedure code; secondly, that even if he was a ..... this court has no power to issue the writ on an officer outside madras. section 9 of 24 and 25 vic. chapter 104, known as the high courts charter act; provides that the high court shall have and exercise 'all such civil, criminal, admiralty, and vice-admiralty testamentary, intestate and matrimonial jurisdiction, original and appellate, and all .....

Minnesota Rate Case

Court : US Supreme Court

..... railroad crossings . . . . . 303,717 10. track laying and surfacing. . . . . . . . . . . . 1,600,591 11. bridges, trestles, and culverts . . . . . . . . . 3,586,063 12. track and bridge tools. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28,073 13. fences, cattle guards, and signs. . . . . . . . . 471,609 14. stockyards and appurtenances. . . . . . . . . . . 37,098 15. water stations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 436,489 16. coal stations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120,039 ..... and from st. paul and minneapolis, through the states of minnesota, north dakota, montana, idaho, washington, and oregon, to the pacific coast. the minneapolis & st. louis railroad company (also a minnesota corporation) operated 1,028 miles of track running from st. paul and ..... west to pass on its way to the states on the atlantic coast. in addition to the denial of any legislative authority to limit charges, it was urged that the act was repugnant to the exclusive power of congress to regulate interstate commerce. .....

Sher Bahadur Vs. Ganga Bakhsh Sihgh and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (1914)ILR36All101

..... bahadur singh was not horn a hindu, hut that he all his life professed the hindu religion; that neither the hindu law nor the muhammadan law, nor the succession act governed the descent of his estate, but that the principles of justice, equity awl good conscience applied; that by those principles the succession to jang bahadur singh's estate ..... ) 16 indian cases 222; melaram. nudial v. thanooram bamun (1868) 9 w. r. 552; narain dhara v. rakhal gain (1875) i. l. r. 1 cale 1; and the marriage act (iii of 1872) section 2. the marriage of jang bahadur with hansraj kunwar was therefore invalid, and the first respondent (ganga bakhsh singh) was illegitimate. it was contended also that ..... to his estate, and as he was not a hindu by birth neither did the hindu law regulate it; that neither of these laws nor yet the indian succession act governed him at his death; and that according to the principles of justice, equity and good conscience, and by the application of so much of the hindu law as .....

Farzand Ali Vs. Hakim Ali

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1914All491; (1915)ILR37All26

..... initiated under section 133 of the code of criminal procedure the magistrate should bear in mind that he is supposed to be acting purely in the interests of the public, and should be on his guard against any tendency to use this section as substitute for litigation in the civil courts in order to the settlement of a ..... . in so far, therefore, as the rulings to which i have been referred lay down the principle that it is expedient that magistrates should be on their guard against fallowing a proceeding of this sort to assume the character of a private litigation and allowing it to be treated as a dispute to which two private individuals ..... me which would justify the conclusion that these hindu jurors were other than respectable and impartial residents of the neighbourhood and suitable persons to have been called upon to act as such; on the contrary, the silence of the applicant in revision justifies the opposite presumption. so far therefore from being prepared to hold that the magistrate' .....

A.C. Chidambara Mudaliar Vs. N. Krishnasami Pillai and Twelve ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1916)ILR39Mad365

..... the deceased, because the plaintiff had alone obtained probate of the will. section 92 which empowers only persons who have proved the will or taken out administration to act on 'behalf of all the executors should be confined to cases where probate is compulsory before dealing with the property. the result of acceding to the contention of ..... , or the extent to which, the-court will exercise the jurisdiction; but it need scarcely be said that the court will not be justified in sanctioning every act desired by trustees and beneficiaries merely because it may appear beneficial to the estate; and certainly the court will not be disposed to sanction transactions of a speculative ..... , and alleged therein that the plaintiff had failed to file in court within one year the accounts required of him as executor under the probate and administration act v of 1881. the plaintiff then filed certain accounts which were referred to a commissioner by an order made on the above petition under what provision of .....

Emperor Vs. Abdur Razzak and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (1915)ILR37All286

..... the powers conferred upon it by section 435 of the code of criminal procedure, so far as i know the word 'case' has never been defined in any general clauses act or in the code of criminal procedure, nor am i aware that this particular point has come up to this court for decision.3. in chattarpal singh v. raja ram ..... . in in re the petition of mausa asmal (1884) i.l.r. 9 bom. 165 they had to deal with a similar provision contained in sections 17 and 18 of act no. x of 1872. mr. justice west held that section 18 clearly was not meant to give a guasi-revisional power over the magistrate of the district and at the .....