Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1920All108; 57Ind.Cas.462
..... a taught statement repeated. the difficulty is that the statement is so meagre that knowing the darger that surrounds the making of confessions in india, one does not care to act upon it unless and until it is corroborated by other matters upon the record. if we exclude this statement, there is nothing on the record which can account for the ..... by the statement of azim-ud-din, that it is the true and actual statement of what did take place. the only motive that azim-ud-din assigns for having acted as he did was that the boy used to call him bad names and so he has killed him. the learned magistrate tells us that the accused was told that ..... of age. it is not open to doubt that the boy kailashi ram died from the effect of some violent act committed upon his person. different reasons are given for the cause of death, but we have nothing absolutely safe to act upon except the evidence of dr. hafizullah, assistant civil surgeon, who unfortunately never saw the body until, as he considered .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : 1997CriLJ1709
..... order and public peace was likely to be affected seriously and it was necessary for maintaining law and order that he be detained under the provisions of the act. the grounds of detention clearly mention that the representation may be submitted before the state government, home secretary and to the secretary, central government through the ..... 13, 1988 on the basis of which the detaining authority could come to his subjective satisfaction that the detenu, if released on bail, will indulge in acts prejudicial to the maintenance of public order and as such an order of detention is imperative.having so observed the division bench referred to various criminal cases ..... under section 307, i. p. c. which is also pending investigation.2. it is said in the ground of detention that on account of daring and criminal acts of the petitioner, which created communal tension and raised hatred between hindu and muslim communities, atmosphere of terror, and lawlessness had been created and the law and order .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : [2008(116)FLR565]
..... in the case of uma devi (supra) is applicable to industrial dispute is baseless and is irresponsible legal statement.. the definition of continuous service is different in central and state act u.p. drugs & pharmaceuticals co. ltd. v. ramanuj yadav (supra) and in the case of mahak singh v. p.o. industrial tribunal (v) u.p. ..... introduced so as to fasten statutory liabilities upon the employer to pay compensation to be computed in the manner specified in section 25-f of the industrial disputes act, 1947 before he is retrenched from service and not any other purpose. in the event of violation of the said provision, termination of services of the employer ..... and intermittent engagement. the claim was that he had worked for more than 240 days and his termination under section 6-n of u.p. industrial disputes act was without any notice was unjustified. from both the sides various documents have been filed and the statements were recorded. the presiding officer decided aforesaid three issues as .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : (1896)ILR18All270
..... have been referred which were decided prior to the decision in ribban v. partab singh i.l.r. 6 all. 81, were decided on one or other of the acts which preceded act no. xii of 1881. in ribban v. partab singh i.l.r. 6 all. 81, and in the subsequent cases which were relied upon to show that this ..... notice which the defendants-appellants had caused to be served upon them, the plaintiffs-respondents, is bound, if called upon for assistance by the defendants-appellants under section 40 of act no. xii of 1881, to order the ejectment of these plaintiffs-respondents, and, so far as the court of revenue is concerned, the principle of res judicata would make ..... of the defendants and alleging that they, and not the defendants, were the tenants in chief under the zamindar of the lands. the collector, under section 39 of the act, determined adversely to the plaintiffs the question of their liability to be ejected on the notice of ejectment which the defendants had caused to be served on the plaintiffs. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : (1978)7CTR(All)172
..... stated, are that with a view to continue the registration certificate of bagai motor service dehra dun under the provisions of the sales tax act, sri basdeo sharma, husband of the petitioner and one sri b. l. sibal submitted a bond before the sales tax officer, dehra dun, offering themselves as sureties. according to the bond, the sales tax officer or any ..... person authorised by him under the sales tax act, could recovery from the sureties any amount of sales tax upto rs. 3,00,000/- that remained ..... executed by basdeo sharma was not a due payable to the state govt. under the act as contemplated by s. 8(8) of the u.p. sales tax act, it cannot be doubted that the sales tax assessed against messrs. bagai motor service dehra dun was an amount which has payable to the state government under the u.p. sales .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : (1895)ILR17All252
..... registered office of the himalaya bank, limited, was at mussooree in the dehra dun district, the court of the subordinate judge of dehra, a court which sits in mussooree for six months in the year and at dehra during the remaining months, was under section 130 of the indian companies act, 'the court' in which the liquidation proceedings should have been taken, ..... in every place within those districts. this is clear from the general clauses act (no. i of 1868), sections 2 and 12, the bengal, n.w.p. and assam civil courts act (no. xii of 1887), section 10, and act no. xxi of 1871, section 3, as modified by act no. xii of 1891. the district judge of saharanpur is therefore 'the ..... court,' as that term is used in part iv of the companies act, and the liquidation proceedings were properly taken in his .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1934All499
..... who signed the cheque without endorsing it in favour of any particular person and gave it to mohan lal who then sent this cheque to the general matches agency dehra dun, in payment of certain outstanding liabilities, but without signing the cheque at all. the cheque, according to the complainant was delivered by mistake to jai singh, ..... the words 'and of any consequence which has ensued' in section 179 is that they are intended to embrace only such consequences as modify or complete the act alleged to be an offence. accordingly the learned judge held that where the substance of the complaint was that the accused had dishonestly and fraudulently, two days ..... by any court through whose jurisdiction the offender passed during his journey or voyage. lastly, section 184 deals with offences against railway, telegraph, post office and arms acts, and provides that the offence may be inquired into or tried in a presidency-town, whether the offence is stated to have been committed within such town or .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1946All306
..... a casual and non-recurring nature, therefore, does not arise.30. there is further reason for this conclusion. if the husband had himself come to dehra dun and received these moneys in dehra dun, it could not be urged that the receipts by him were of a casual and nonrecurring nature. there was a definite source, viz., the income ..... 20. this is a reference under section 66(1), indian income-tax act by the income-tax appellate tribunal. the assessee, rani amrit kunwar, is the wife of the raja of kalsia state. she has been living in dehra dun for some years and owns house property in dehra dun, mussoorie and lahore. the income-tax department assessed her to income-tax ..... income chargeable to income-tax set out in section 6 of the act, and, therefore, the only question involved is whether they constitute 'income from other sources.' the facts, as provided for us, are that the sum in question was received by the rani at dehra dun by cheque from nabha state by equal quarterly payments of rs. 2227 .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1941All377
..... tothe conservator of forests,western circle, u.p.,in camp chakrata.subject-lease of bhabar grass in all the accessible areas of the western circle, u.p. excluding dehra dun division for a period of 10 years commencing from 1st july 1931 to 30th june 1941.dear sir,pursuant to interview granted to the undersigned on the 12th instant ..... by correspondence or other documents of informal nature, though fully established by evidence, must fail and be said to offend the terms of section 30, government of india act. in our opinion, it is a sufficient compliance with the terms of section 30 if the agreement is expressed in writing, and this writing may comprise of a ..... that the agreement of 12th may 1931, was an oral agreement or, at best, evidenced by a series of letters and documents, whereas section 30, government of india act, requires that the agreement should have been by a formal deed. it. is further contended that the agreement was that a formal deed would be executed between the secretary .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1934All148
..... balance in hand to the state treasury. prima facie it would seem that the misappropriation, if any, and the falsification of accounts, if any, must have taken place at dehra dun within the 'british territory and not within the limits of state territory.6. in particular, it is suggested on behalf of the state that the accused received on 15th ..... him and ultimately releasing him on bail. the proceeding arose out of the is sue of a warrant by the political agent of the punjab states under the extradition act (act 15 of 1903). the warrant was issued on 8th may 1933 and it stated that an offence under section 409/477-a, penal code, was committed or was ..... or the arrest made under the directions of the superintendent of police would therefore not be any proceeding of an inferior criminal court and would merely be an executive act, and we would therefore not have jurisdiction to interfere with the proceeding on the revisional side it also seems that if the superintendent of police in the case of .....
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