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Prafulla Kamini Roy Vs. Bhabani Nath Roy

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1925)ILR52Cal1018

..... exercise of its original or appellate jurisdiction, may be performed by any judge or by any division court thereof, appointed or constituted for such purpose, [in pursuance of section 108 of the government of india act of 1915;] and if such division court is composed of two or more judges, and the judges are divided in opinion as to the decision to be given on any point, such point shall be decided according to the opinion of the majority of the judges, if there shall be a ..... upon the determination of the widow's interest therein are also entitled to restrain the widow from alienating the corpus of the property for purposes which are unauthorised; to prevent her from committing waste; and to claim a declaratory decree that any such alienation is voidable as against them.a reversionary heir, although having only those contingent interests which are differentiated little, if at all, from a spes successionis ..... moreover, since the code of 1908 was passed the courts in india consistently have held that the law then in force was not repealed by section 4 of 1908, and remained unaffected by the provisions thereof it is urged, however, that the judicial committee of the privy council, notwithstanding the matters to which i have adverted, ..... the dayabhaga, which lays down thatin the disposal of property by gift or otherwise she is subject to the control of her husband's family after his decease and in default of sons.36. ..... 1877 contains no saving clause similar to section 4 of the code of 1968. .....

Holmes Vs. U S

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 537 , imposition of housing and rent controls; woods v. ..... states were english colonies, the army of england,-the standing army,-was always raised by voluntary enlistments,-and the right to coerce all the able bodied subjects of the crown into the ranks of the army and subject them to military law, was not claimed or exercised by the english government-and when the power to raise and support armies was delegated to congress [by the states], the words of the grant necessarily implied that they ..... : 'i am compelled to the conclusion that no civil war existed between this government and the states in insurrection till recognized by the act of congress 13th of july, 1861; that the president does not possess the power under the constitution to declare war or recognize its existence within the meaning of the law of nations, which carries with it belligerent rights, and thus change the country and all its citizens from a state of peace to a state of war; that ..... 1961); and see brandon, where the action was in 1863, the progressive, april 1968, at 19, and mccague, the second rebellion (1968), discussing extensive riots ignited by the 1863 conscription. ..... supreme court of the united states may 27, 1968 kenneth s. ..... 936 (1968) 391 u.s. ..... falk) also published in 1968. ..... , conscience in america 67 (1968). ..... 1 ( 1968). ..... wormuth in the vietnam war: the president versus the constitution (1968). .....

Mohan Lal Vs. State and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1966Raj1; (1968)ILLJ248Raj

..... alia that if any licensee or other person fails without reasonable excuse to comply with or give effect to any direction, order or requirement issued by the board under certain sections of the act specified therein shall be punishable with fine which may extend to five hundred rupees and in the case of a continuing offence with a further fine which may extend to fifty rupees for each day after the first during which the offence continues. ..... iii of the constitution (which deals with fundamental rights) and which definition reads as follows :'in this part, unless the context otherwise requires, 'the state' includes the government and parliament of india and the government and the legislature of each of the states and all local or other authorities within the territory of india or under the control of trie government of india. ..... in the first case, which is a case of our own court, the facts were that the central board of secondary education ajmer prescribed by a certain regulation the minimum age of 14 years for appearance at the high school examination while no similar age limit 'was prescribed by the rajputana university. ..... ' it seems to us that this expression will include all public authorities, that is, authorities which are created by a statute and are armed with powers and functions in a given held of activity and tor the control thereof, and which authorities have the power to make their own rules and regulations, having the force of law. .....

New National Chemical and Pharmaceutical Works Vs. State of Rajasthan ...

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1967Raj42

..... for levy of duties of excise on medicinal and toilet preparations, for the repeal in section 21 of the act to come into effect, for the excise acts of the various states under which duty was being levied on medicinal and toilet preparations containing alcohol must he deemed to correspond to the act for the purposes of levy of duty on medicinal and toilet preparations, and, therefore, these must be held to have been repealed by section 21 of the act so far as medicinal and toilet preparations were concerned.it was also ..... very statute whereunder he seeks redress, this court will not come to his aid unless he has availed himself of such a remedy or for that matter exhaused all such remedies under the act, this is not an absolute rule, and the court may in its discretion think fit to grant him relief even where the alternative remedy has not been exhausted, provided the circumstances of a particular case render such a course expedient ..... tax officer, ilr (1961) 11 raj 688: (air 1968 raj 51), it was held that where the impugned imposition of a tax was sought to be made under the sales-tax act and the contention was that the sales-tax itself did not authorise any such imposition, the provision of remedy by way of appeal under the act should not be allowed to stand as a plea in bar ..... petitioner's grievance, however, is that the licence was not renewed and instead he received a letter from the deputy commissioner excise and taxation, ajmer division, jaipur, to the effect that a sum of rs .....

Binani Properties Private Ltd. Vs. M. Gulamali Abdul HossaIn and Co. a ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1967Cal390

..... law is still less wooden as to enable the court to presume that solicitor mitra, not only a man of affairs but also a respectable officer of the court, steeped in law and having veneration for law, will not go to a counsel (where he normally and invariably goes) for advice to take steps for eviction, but to the 'roughs' for driving away the first defendant by force, as if '81' is in no-man's-land where the rule of law does not prevail. ..... an attempt is made to reach the same conclusion; that the sub-tenancies are not pre-act ones, in another way : 'not to notify to the landlord pre-act subtenancies under section 16(2) of the premises tenancy act (1956), both by the tenant and the subtenants is to commit an offence punishable by section 30(5) the tenant and its so many subtenants (defendants all) must be presumed innocent of this sort of offence, till the contrary is proved. ..... transfer of property act, by virtue of which payment to rakhal das, the vendor, in good faith, of rent, would have stood the tenant (the first defendant) in excellent stead and could not have the slur of a defaultor out upon it, no matter that it appeared on 8 feb. ..... commissioner of income-tax, delhi and rajasthun : [1959]35itr190(sc) . ..... thirdly, ascertain if the enacting part of section 18(6) controls its non obstante part. ..... more, provisions of a permanent act, it will continue doing so till it is amended or repealed. ..... radharani biswas, (1968) 70 cwn 336, referred to. ..... state of ajmer, : 1956crilj794 . .....

Shah and Co., Bombay Vs. the State of Maharashtra and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : (1968)70BOMLR119; 1968MhLJ395(SC); [1967]3SCR466

..... the rent act was an act passed to amend and consolidate the law relating to the control of rents and repairs of certain premises, of rates of hotels and lodging houses and of evictions. ..... we have already referred to the fact that the rent act was enacted for the purpose of amending and consolidating the law relating to the control of rents and repairs of certain premises, of rates of hotels and lodging houses and of evictions. ..... a perusal of the various provisions will clearly show that the rent act deals, substantially, with the relationship of landlord and tenant, in the matter of eviction, payment of rent, increase of rent under certain circumstances and the circumstances under which the landlord can take possession of the property. ..... hence it has been decided to introduce a revised and self-contained act, covering control over rents of residential and other premises, as well as over hotel and lodging house rates. 15. ..... in the statement of objects and reasons, it is stated that control over rents and other accommodation was being exercised in varying degrees in several parts of province of bombay, under two acts, of 1939 and 1944, mentioned therein. ..... in this respect, the work of the legislature is treated in the same manner as that of any other author, and the language of every enactment must be construed as far as possible in accordance with the terms off every other statue which it does not in express terms modify or repeal.... .....

SirajuddIn Vs. Prem Vanti

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 4(1968)DLT50

..... the suit was decreed under the provisions of the delhi and ajmer rent control act 38 of 1952 on 27th march, 1957. ..... had suffered a decree in ejectment was no more a tenant within the meaning of the act, that section so of the delhi rent control act bars the jurisdiction of a civil court to try a suit for the eviction of a tenant, that is to say a tenant as defined in the act, but that it would nto bar a suit for eviction against a person who is nto a tenant under the definition under section 2(l) of the act, and that a tenant who has suffered a decree for ejectment is nto considered a tenant ..... even if the decree cannto be executed in view of section 19 of the slum areas (clearence improvement) act. ..... he also pointed out that according to the definition of the word 'tenant' in the delhi rent control act, a person against whom a decree for eviction was pasted, is nto a tenant. .....

Mahmad Umar Abdul Rahim Narmavala and ors. Vs. Shah Manilal Gokaldas, ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1968)9GLR104

..... based (in section 13(1)(a) of the bombay rents, hotel and lodging house rates (control) act, 1947 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act') which lays down that notwithstanding anything contained in the act but subject to the provisions of section 15, a landlord shall be entitled to recover possession of any premises if the court is satisfied that the tenant has committed any act contrary to the provisions of clause (o) of section 108 of the transfer of property act, 1882. ..... that juncture to exercise their right under section 13(1)(a) of the act read with clause (o) of section 108 of the transfer of property act, they took this rent-note and even thereafter they did nothing for about three years. ..... by the second part of the clause but the legislature is not content to leave the matter there, and intends to further protect the interest of the owner and therefore in the third part provides a further restriction and lays down that over and above those specific acts mentioned hereinabove, the lessee shall not do any other act also that is destructive or permanently injurious to the property. ..... the allegation of the applicants was that the suit premises which was let to the opponents 1 and 2 under the rent-note of 1955 for it being used as a shop, was used for a different purpose ..... the meaning of the rent act and he being in possession and use of the suit property right from the beginning as a godown, there was no case whatever against him for any change of user of the premises rented to him. .....

Management of Bangalore Woollen, Cotton and Silk Mills Co. Ltd. Vs. th ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1968SC585; [1968(16)FLR242]; (1968)ILLJ555SC; [1968]1SCR581

..... gokhale, these observations will clearly indicate that the view of this court is that prior to 1956, the questions regarding standing orders, could form the subject of an industrial adjudication, under the act, and he wants us to draw the inference that, after 1956, the view of this court is, that the jurisdiction of the industrial tribunal, in such matters, has been taken away. ..... , or fairness of any of the standing orders, the only course was to raise an industrial dispute in that matter, but that this position was altered, by the amendments made, to the standing orders act, by which had been made obligatory, on the part of the certifying officer, and the appellate authority, to adjudicate upon the reasonableness and fairness of a standing order, and a right had been given to the workmen also, to apply for the modification of any standing orders. ..... the matters, covered by the standing orders, in respect of the various items contained in the schedule to the standing orders act, can no doubt, be dealt with, in accordance with the provision contained therein; but a general or a larger controversy regarding those matters, can certainly form the subject of an 'industrial dispute', as that expression is defined in the act, and, if that is so, the industrial tribunal will have jurisdiction to adjudicate upon those matters, when a reference is made, by the state .....

Chandra Bhavan (Boarding and Lodging), Bangalore and ors. Vs. State of ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : (1969)ILLJ97Kant; (1968)1MysLJ24

..... situate, that within each zone there are big hotels and eating-houses having large business and small hotels and eating-houses having moderate or even small turnover, that in bangalore city restaurants in busy localities like chickpet, avenue road and kempe gowda road cannot be compared to restaurants in the farthest extensions and outskirts of the city, and that it is irrational and unreasonable to put into the same class such diverse establishments ..... though at one stage the learned special government pleader tried to justify non-differentiation between adults, adolescents and children in the impugned notification he later submitted that the rates of minimum wages fixed in the impugned notification, might be treated as being applicable only to adult workmen and such adolescents certified to work as adults, and not for children and adolescents certified to work as children, leaving it open to the government to fix separate rates for ..... punjab public premises and land (eviction and rent recovery) act, 1959, was ..... given by their lordships is that the government itself often controls or runs some scheduled employment or the other and hence is clearly an employer within the definition given in ..... union territory of delhi : [1962]2scr125 , it is not essential for the legislation to comply with the rule as to equal protection, that the rules for the guidance of the designated authority, which is to exercise the power or ..... state of ajmer and another ..... of ajmer [1954 ..... of ajmer [1955 ..... of ajmer [1955 .....