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Ahamadalli Mahamad Hanif Makandar Vs. Rabiya Alias Babijan Hasan Shaik ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1978)80BOMLR238

..... law, a girl who has attained puberty is competent to relinquish wholly or partly her mahar, although she may not have attained majority within the meaning of the indian majority act.43. the claim of the wife or widow for the unpaid portion of mahar is the unsecured debt due to her from her husband or his estate respectively. it ..... of dower is now occupied by dowry, payable by the girls' parents, which till 1st june 1961 was paid in public and thereafter in private; thanks to the dowry prohibition act, 1961. it is therefore not a sum of money which under the personal law is payable on divorce as expressed in section 127(3)(b). on the other hand, ..... passing of the said order (admittedly order under section 125 of the code). in my view, the word 'receive' used in this sub-section has significance because that contemplates voluntary act on the part of a divorced wife to accept that particular amount payable on such divorce. depositing of the amount in the court or forcing the wife to accept the .....

Dajvip V. Patkar Vs. Vina D. Patkar

Court : Mumbai Goa

..... also states that the amount granted as compensation or damages will be set of against any amount payable under such decree. in other words, the magistrate acting under the act of 2005 or the civil court is bound to take note of any order passed by the other forum/court, so that the relief can be ..... (supra), the question was about jurisdiction of civil court (under section 9 of the civil procedure code) to entertain labour dispute, in the context of provisions of industrial disputes act, creating certain rights and also providing certain remedies for its enforcement. reliance was placed on paragraph 9 of the judgment, which reads thus: it would thus be ..... of marriage. the respondent had lodged a complaint against the petitioner, under section 498-a of the indian penal code and section 4 of the dowry prohibition act. according to the petitioner, the said complaint is a malicious attempt by the respondent for wreaking vengeance. the petitioner has deliberately roped in other family members, .....

Govindbhai Lallubhai Patel Vs. Dahyabhai Nathabhai Patel

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1936Bom201; (1937)39BOMLR332

..... purposes of jurisdiction is distinguished from the value for court-fees, and the value for jurisdiction has to be the real value of the subject-matter. the bombay civil courts act, iv of 1869, section 24, was also cited in this connection. it refers to the value of the subject-matter.25. i, therefore, reject the appellant's first ..... valorem : but suits for possession are excepted from the operation of section 8. the exception arises in this way : suits for possession are referred to in the court-fees act, vii of 1870, section 7, paragraph v; and section 8 is applicable to suits other than those referred to in that paragraph, and the other paragraphs specified.24. it ..... of the suit is directed to be valued in the plaint in accordance with that fiscal valuation. he relies for this contention on section 8 of the suits valuation act which provides that in certain cases the value as determinable for the computation of court-fees and the value for the purposes of jurisdiction shall be the same. this .....

Prakash Cotton Mills (Private) Ltd. Vs. the State of Bombay

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1957)59BOMLR836; (1957)IILLJ490Bom

..... :.individual employers might find it difficult to carry on the business on the basis of the minimum wages fixed under the act but this must be due entirely to the economic conditions of these particular employers. that cannot be a reason for the striking down the law itself as unreasonable ..... the industry closed down, they would be thrown on the street. these arguments were rejected by the supreme court and the supreme court held that the minimum wages act whose vires was challenged was a law in conformity with the directives contained in the constitution and was intra vires, and at page 755 mr. justice mukherjea observed ..... under section 115a and it became binding upon those mills which had subscribed to that agreement.2. the government subsequently proceeded under section 114(2) of the act and gave notice to petitioner no. 1 company, and after hearing the company directed that the award shall be binding upon the various mill companies among which .....

Suresh Nathmal Rathi and Others Vs. State of Maharashtra and Another

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1992CriLJ2106

..... the happy life of smt. shobha and her husband. it may be that at one point of time, the husband and the relations had committed some un-described act, but subsequently, the fact reveal that they repent and ultimately, all are happy. under these circumstances, it would not be desirable to reject the prayer made by ..... and the counsel of the parties to work on the minds of the clients and to heal a wounded situation into a healthy reapproachment, so that the parties would act sensitively and constructively. naturally, there would be initial resistance, mistrust, apprehension. at the end of this conciliation journey, it is possible to reach a happy situation resulting ..... would unfold them at trial. it is common knowledge that despite prohibition of the pernicious social evil of demand or offer or payment of dowry under dowry prohibition act, 1961, dowry deaths are escalating in countless number every year. it has becomes a grave concern to the enlightened section of the society and subject of an .....

Mangaldas Girdhardas Parekh Vs. the Assistant Collector of Prantij Pra ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1921)ILR45Bom277

..... must be awarded to the claimant and that the question of apportionment as between the government and the private claimant cannot be determined in. proceedings under the land acquisition act.6. that is broadly the argument urged on behalf of the appellant, and in support of this argument reliance is placed upon imdad ali khan v. the ..... collector of farakhabad (1885) 7 all. 817; the crown brewery mussoorie v. the collector of dhera dun (1897) 19 all. 339; shyam chunder mardraj v. secretary of state for india (1908) 35 cal. 525. the judgment of the trial court in in re esufali salebhai ..... several unreported cases in which this court has considered and determined the question of title as between the government and the private claimant in proceedings under the land acquisition act. it is quite true and it is conceded by the counsel for the respondent, that in those cases the point was not expressly raised and considered. but .....

Bappasaheb and Another Vs. the State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai Aurangabad

..... the present case so far appellant no.1 bappasaheb is concerned, the provisions of section 304-b of indian penal code and section 113-b of the indian evidence act gets attracted and squarely applicable and therefore, conviction of appellant no.1 bappasaheb for the offence punishable under section 304-b of indian penal code is perfectly sustainable. 34 ..... shall be deemed to have caused her death. explanation. for the purposes of this subsection," dowry" shall have the same meaning as in section 2 of the dowry prohibition act, 1961 (28 of 1961 ). (2) whoever commits dowry death shall be punished with imprisonment for a term which shall not be less than seven years but which may ..... at the hands of appellant no.1 bappasaheb to deceased sangita, the provisions of section 304b of the indian penal code and section 113-b of the indian evidence act, 1872 gets attracted and squarely applicable to appellant no.1 bappasaheb. the provisions of section 304-b of the indian penal code and section 113-b of the .....

Mangesh Balkrushna Bhoir Vs. Leena Mangesh Bhoir

Court : Mumbai

..... submits that it was the respondent who committed wrong and not the appellant and thus the said provisions under section 23(1) (a) of the hindu marriage act, 1955 would assist the appellant and not the respondent. learned counsel for the appellant distinguished the judgment of this court in case of mrs.deeplakshmi sachin zingade ..... and staying with the respondent as husband, the respondent was compelled to file two complaints against the appellant i.e. one under the provisions of dowry prohibition act and another for committing assault by the appellant on the respondent. he submits that the appellant never filed any proceeding for quashing of those two complaints filed ..... acquittal against the appellant, his parents and other relatives in the proceeding filed under section 498a of indian penal code were found incorrect and untruthful and such act on the part of the wife would create mental trauma in the mind of the husband. 16. learned counsel appearing for the appellant also placed reliance .....

Indorama Synthetics (I) Ltd., through its Vice President (HR) Vs. Dush ...

Court : Mumbai Nagpur

..... of work, whether by way of experiment or otherwise. 5. all matters pertaining to shift working which are not covered by the standing orders applicable under this act. 6. withdrawal of recognition to unions of employees. 7. withdrawal of any customary concession or privilege or change in usage. 8. introduction of new rules of ..... were appointed in the polyester department. 6. shri puranik has invited my attention to the provision of item 2 under schedule iii of the bombay industrial relations act, dealing with assignment of work and transfer of workers within the establishment and submits that at the most, the transfer in question would attract such item, ..... their transfer from polyester department to spurn yarn department amounted to illegal change , as defined under sub-section (15) of section 3 of the bombay industrial relations act. the labour court, by its judgment and order dated 5-12-2006, allowed the said application and passed an order, the operative portion of which, is reproduced .....

Ryots of Garabandho Vs. Zemindar of Parlakimedi

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1945)47BOMLR525

..... provinces should be supported, and that the inhabitants should be maintained and protected in the enjoyment of all their ancient laws, usages, rights and privileges. the act fundamentally altered the scope and conditions of the supreme court's jurisdiction, superseding to a great extent, but without formally amending, the charter of 1774.19. ..... existence of the mogul empire and the position of the company as entrusted with the dewani had a certain element of unreality. the preamble to the charter act of 1813, which continued to the company its territorial acquisitions and rights for a further period, expressly stated that this was expedient 'without prejudice to ..... negative provisions and in another manner as regards positive provisions. the expression 'have regard to,' or expressions very close to this, are scattered throughout this act, but the exact force of each phrase must be considered in relation to its context and to its own subject-matter. any general interpretation of such a .....