Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1936All826; 166Ind.Cas.98
..... of any money payable by him by virtue of a call. the interpretation of section 186 of this act has been set at rest by the recent pronouncement of their lordships of the privy council in hansraj gupta v. official liquidator of the dehra dun mussoorie electric tramway co., ltd. 1933 alj 175. at p. 186, their lordships laid down that the meaning ..... expressly refers to moneys due exclusive of any payable by virtue of any call. section 156, companies act, fixes the statutory liability of the present and past members of a company and lays down the extent to which each is liable. their lordships in dehra dun mussoorie electric tramway co., ltd. 1933 alj 175 made it clear at pp. 186 and 187 that .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1930All778
..... dun mussoorie electric tramway company limited.3. the learned company judge has held that the dehra dun mussoorie electric tramway company limited, now in liquidation, are not rendered liable by these promissory notes. it is contended on ..... these promissory notes are signed by mr. t.b. gilani, and below his signature there appear on one promissory note the words:managing agent, dehra, dun electric tramway company limited.2. on the other promissory note below the signature of mr. gilani the words written are:agent, dahra ..... behalf of the appellant that this decision is incorrect. under section 27, negotiable instruments act:every parson capable of binding himself or of being bound, .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1928All553; 110Ind.Cas.695
..... mukerji, j.1. this is an application, filed on 18th may 1928, in chambers, by one of the official liquidators, mr. asthana for dehra dun mussoorie electric tramway co. ltd. (in liquidation) and mr. ladli prasad representing the allahabad bank, ltd.2. it appears that a few months back the liquidators ..... matters in difference to arbitration in a particular way that an official liquidator is allowed to make a reference to private arbitration.7. a reference to section 234, companies act, will show that the liquidator, with the sanction of the court, may compromise certain claims, against the company and outstanding in favour of the company. it is, ..... both the learned gentlemen expressed their view and submitted certain arguments that a reference to private arbitration was permissible under section 179, clauses (a) and (i), companies act. i deferred passing orders till i had carefully considered the matter, with the help of the arguments advanced before me.4. it is to be noticed that section 179 .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : AIR1941Cal143
..... the purpose of this section, whether the call was made before or after the winding up, provided the amount is unpaid.4. the case in hansraj gupta v. dehra dun and mussorie electric tramways co. ltd. is not in any way inconsistent with the judgment to which i have just referred. their lordships of the privy council were therein ..... dealing with a case under section 186 of the act, and lord russel of killowen on p. 390 specifically distinguished and excluded from his judgment questions arising out of the statutory liability created under section 156. the ..... that section alone, for this purpose, regulates their liability.3. the section to which he referred is as follows:in the event of a company formed under this act being wound up, every present and past member of such company shall be liable to contribute to the assets of the company to an amount sufficient for payment of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1949All778
..... 95% of the creditors of the bank from pakistan and the principal place of business of the bank being at dehra dun, this court had the jurisdiction to entertain the application and make an order |under section 153, companies act; and we find accordingly.31. in the next place, it has been argued by the learned counsel for the ..... . w f. p.), the principal place of business registered with the registrar of the joint stock companies of these provinces is dehra dun.20. it has been argued by the learned counsel for the appellants that an application under section 153, companies act, has to be made to the 'court,' which term according to section 2 (3) of the ..... india and the bank got itself registered under section 277, companies act. in his affidavit filed on 11th may 1948, the managing director had stated that the principal place of business from where the administration of the bank was being carried on was located at dehra dun. therefore, the bank must have got itself registered with the registrar .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1939All736
..... may impose 'a tax on goods imported into...any municipality....' under the powers conferred on them by section 296 of the act, the local government have framed 'rules for the assessment and collection of terminal tax in the dehra dun municipality'. the word 'import' is defined in rule 1(a) thus : 'import' shall mean the bringing of goods ..... rebooked to any other station.5. in the schedule annexed to these rules, para. 1 reads thus:a tax on goods brought within municipal limits when conveyed to dehra dun municipality on consignment to that place by rail to be levied at the rates shown in schedule 'a' below.6. it has been held by the courts below ..... rajpur. learned counsel for the appellant has argued that goods which the defendant receives at the railway station of dehra dun and subsequently despatches to rajpur cannot be said to be 'imported or brought into' the municipal limits of dehra dun. his contention is that only those goods can be said to have been imported or brought into the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1944All104
..... the agreement is in respect of the immovable property and its profits. the entire immovable property is situate in the districts of aligarh and etah. the sub-registrar of dehra dun had no right to register such an agreement or deed of gift. the agreement is altogether ineffectual, (b) neither the plaintiff nor his father had any right by ..... could not execute any agreement or deed of gift on the basis of this hope. the agreement aforesaid was executed contrary to the provisions of section 6, t.p. act. it is quite ineffectual, (d) the plaintiff neither executed the agreement of his own will nor got it registered. the father of the plaintiff got the agreement executed ..... question that has to be considered is whether the contention, that the deed of annuity is invalid in view of the provisions laid down in section 6, t.p. act, is correct. the learned judge below has applied clause (a) of the section. learned counsel for the plaintiff-respondent has also stated before us that his 'sheet anchor .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1926All679
..... were acting merely as the plaintiffs' agents in despatching the sugar, or whether they should be regarded as sellers of the sugar to the ..... took the contrary view, finding that the defendants remained the owners of the sugar during its despatch by rail to dehra dun, and so they were liable for the loss in transit. the court held that they acted as principals in selling the sugar to the plaintiffs and they reserved the right of disposal of the consignment during the ..... transit, since it was consigned to their own agents and not to the plaintiffs at dehra dun. the first question to be considered is whether the defendants .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1931All315
..... lal applies in revision against an order of mr. badhwar who on 2nd april 1929, declared kundan lal to be a tout. it appears that the bar association of dehra dun appointed an enquiry committee and eventually passed a resolution giving the names of seven persons who were asserted to be touts. we note from the resolution which was. eventually submitted ..... duly proved that that resolution' had been passed, any court could accept that finding as evidence of general repute, which is the phrase used in section 36 of the act of 1879. the practical result therefore is that nowadays whilst a court can still proceed under section 36 in the old way and call evidence it can also avoid the ..... we have no power to say that on a revisional application of this kind the order of mr. badhwar must be set aside. mr. ansari and mr. badhwar both acted and gave effect to the resolution and there was no evidence called in rebuttal by kundan lal which was believed by the lower court or by mr. badhwar as sweeping .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1939All567
..... therefore be conveniently disposed of together. bola nath, bakshi ram, salig ram and debi das, applicants, were tried in the court of the learned assistant sessions judge of dehra dun along with several other persons. the accused persons were charged with having committed offences contrary to sections 408, 417, 120-b, 467 and 471, i.p.c. ..... the approver and the handwriting expert proves these letters. in connexion with this matter, it is important to bear in mind the provisions, of section 10, evidence act, this section enacts as follows:where there is reasonable ground to believe that two or more persons have conspired together to commit an offence or an actionable wrong, ..... of the presiding judge, if such witness is produced and examined, be treated as evidence in the case for all purposes subject to the provisions of the evidence act, 1872.16. the learned assistant sessions judge, in my opinion, was competent to admit in evidence the statement made by the approver in the court of the .....
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