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Commissioner of Income-tax, Uttar Pradesh Vs. Motor and General Sales ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : [1968]68ITR102(All)

..... the directors. they held shares to the tune of rs. 34,000 each. admittedly sarvsri c. m. gupta and m. c. gupta were college students residing at dehra dun and not at lucknow where the business of the company was being transacted. they had no background which could justify the remuneration. they did not carry on the management ..... commissioner for the years 1957-58 and 1958-59 was that they were financiers and had to be compensated for financing the enterprise. section 10(2) (xv) of the act reads :'10. (2) such profits or gains shall be computed after making the following allowances, namely :.....(xv) any expenditure (not being an allowance of the nature described ..... such business, profession or vocation.'allowance could, therefore, be made of an expenditure incurred exclusively for the purpose of the business of the company. section 10(4a) of the act, so far as relevant for our purposes, reads :10. (4a) nothing in sub-section (2) shall, in the computation of the profits and gains of a company, .....

Onkar Nath Srivastava So Rosan Lal Srivastava Vs. Additional District ...

Court : Allahabad

..... without going through the rigorous and time consuming process envisaged under section 21 (1) (a) .27. in the case of colonel brown cambridge school , dehra dun v. additional district judge, dehra dun and another, 1988(2) allahabad rent cases, 183 this court has held that an application moved by a person who has to retire from service to vacate ..... could not come on record to adjudicate the matter properly.(d) the court below wrongly entertained and allowed the petition filed under section 21(1-a) of the act no. 13 , 1972 , ignoring this very fact and plea that the landlord has already sufficient accommodation to accommodate his family members. accordingly, it is submitted by ..... the official accommodation allotted to him is entitled to get his own premises vacated in view of the provisions as provided under section 21(1-a) of the act .....

Dr. Capt. Jatindra Mohan Mitra Vs. Mt. Dayal Devi

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1948All134

..... by the petitioner is not the last will of the testator. the latter was, as i have said, a hindu; the will relied upon by the caveator was made at dehra dun in the united provinces, and it is admitted that it is not such a will as falls within one of the classes specified in clauses (a) and (b) of section ..... this case two considerations must be borne in mind. first, it appears not to have been doubted that both wills were wills to which the provisions of section 213, succession act applied and that, therefore, it was necessary for a person claiming under either will to obtain probate thereof. secondly, the caveator desired to obtain probate of the later will, and ..... 57, succession act. it is not therefore obligatory under section 213 of that act for probate of the will to be obtained before an executor or, a legatee can establish his right under the will, see kanhaiya lal v .....

Hirdey NaraIn and anr. Vs. M.J. Powell and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (1913)ILR35All9; 17Ind.Cas.672

..... order that he might ascertain the respective values of the interests of the appellants and mrs. powell in the land in question for which the superintendent of dehra dun has awarded under the land acquisition act a sum of rs. 7,768-8-0. the learned judge rightly, as we think, set himself to ascertain what were the respective rights of the appellants ..... it, that the interest of the appellant in the land was worth no more than rs. 1,060, and that the balance of the sum awarded by the superintendent of dehra dun, namely, rs. 6,708-8-0, should be given to mrs. powell. but in case this court did not agree with the view that mrs. powell was an abadi tenant .....

Jagannath Vs. District Judge, Mathura and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1977All439

..... of landlord and tenant can arise by conduct.2. admittedly, the shop was taken on rent by sita ram (petitioner's elder brother)nearly 20 years ago who shifted to dehra dun within four or five years and established a separate business. the petitioner is in possession, is running the shop, is paying rent and has licence for running the shop ..... application for release on the finding that subletting was not established. it was further found that the predecessor of the landlord (own brother) accepted the petitioner as tenant before act xiii of 1972 was enforced and complete effects of sita ram had not been removed. the appellate court found possession of the petitioner to be unauthorised. as there was no ..... was sub-tenant, as claimed by the landlord, or he was a tenant in his own right. a contract of tenancy can be express or implied. the rent control act or the urban buildings act does not lay down any specific manner of entering into the agreement, except, where the tenancy is created under the .....

Behari Lal Vs. Mangat Ram Kohli

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1964All36

..... rent. the facts are these. the plaintiff-appellant behari lal filed an application under section 7b of the u. p. (temporary) control of rent and eviction act before the munsif dehra dun for the ejectment of the defendant respondent mangat ram, his tenant, for non-payment of arrears of rent. the respondent filed an objection after depositing in court the ..... suit had been dismissed for default but decreed the rest. the plaintiff appealed against the part of the decree dismissing his suit but the learned additional civil judge, dehra dun confirmed the view of the trial court. he has now come to this court in second appeal.3. only one point was urged before me--namely, that the ..... amma v. krishna, air 1953 trav co. 37. it was held in that case that there was no right of appeal from a decision under the travancore naik act which provides for the dissolution of marriage. it was observed that a right of appeal being a substantive right must be conferred by the statute which creates the proceedings .....

H.K. Lodhi Vs. L. Shyam Lal

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1950All100

..... mathura, or the order of the sessions judge of agra. he has cited before us the case of sandal singh v. district magistrate and superintendent of police, dehra dun : air1934all148 . he has next urged that even if this court has jurisdiction to interfere with the orders of the courts below on its revisional side, it should ..... district magistrate had to determine whether the warrant could be executed according to law, he acted judicially and the high court had power to interfere with his order.22. in the case of sandal singh v. district magistrate and supdt. of police, dehra dun : air1934all148 , this court was called upon to revise an order of the district ..... the learned magistrate had a jurisdiction to order investigation into the case.4. while the application of the opposite party made under section 8a of the said act was pending before the district magistrate of mathura, the opposite party moved an application before the additional district magistrate, agra, on 20th january 1947 prying that .....

Smt. Gurbachan Kaur Vs. Sardar Swaran Singh

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1978All255

..... l. sinha, j.1. this is a defendant'ssecond appeal arising out of the judgment and decree dated 13th october, 1976 passed by the additional district judge, dehra dun.2. the facts giving rise to this appeal can briefly be stated as under ;smt. gurbachan kaur and sardar swaran singh, 'hereinafter called the appellant and the ..... heard the appeal, took notice of the amendment of section 13 of the hindu marriage act as brought about by act 68 of 1976 and observed that, after the amendment, cruelty simpliciter was a sufficient ..... them administered slow poison to her amounted to an act of cruelty. in the result, the trial court granted a decree for dissolution of marriage.5. aggrieved against the judgment of the trial court, smt. gurbachan kaur filed an appeal in the court of the district judge, dehra dun. the learned additional district and sessions judge, who .....

District Board Vs. CaptaIn H. Trotter

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1939All389

..... according to their circumstances and property. the argument of mr. banerji who appears for the defendant respondent, is that the area covered by the forest research institute at dehra dun, within which area the defendant resides, is not within the rural area and is therefore outside the jurisdiction of the district hoard. he refers to section 1(2 ..... that being so, the local government was entitled to enact the sections which authorize the imposition of taxes by the district boards. section 108, u.p. district boards act, runs as follows:with the previous sanction of the local government a board may, by notification, impose and may in like manner abolish or alter the rate of ..... to agree with the learned judge that such consideration can justify the dismissal of the suit. the provisions laid down in sections 128 and 131 of the act make it perfectly clear that the learned judge was not right in adverting to these considerations and in basing his judgment upon them. another reason given by the .....

Dr. Ram Babu Saksena Vs. Rex

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1950All342

..... with which, except as otherwise expressly provided, we are not directly concerned.' 9. this high court has also taken the same view : (vide sandal singh v. district magistrate, dehra dun : air1934all148 . but the jurisdiction exercisable by the high court under section 491, criminal p. c. in such cases is strictly limited. in the case of harish chander v ..... the government as contemplated by section 197, criminal p. c., was necessary. it was held that a public servant charged with bribery could not justify his act, as an act done by him by virtue of the office that he held and that no such sanction was necessary.15. in the case of suraj prakash v. emperor ..... virtue of this stand-still agreement. thereafter instruments of accession were entered into between the indian dominion and various indian states under section 6, government of india act, 1935. the contention of shri kanhaiya lal misra on behalf of the crown is that these instruments of accession are to be regarded as the 'new agreements .....