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Ghasi Ram Vs. Gurbachan Singh

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1953P& H107

..... schedule iii read with section 8, delhi laws act, 1915) provides inter alia that the u. p. ..... if so, gurbachan singh was a person who was responsible under section 142 of the act for the revenue for the time being assessed upon the mahal and that being the case, he became a person who would be a defaulter within the meaning of section 146 of the act if the land revenue in respect of the land held by him was not paid. ..... that act came into force in the province of agra on 17-2-1923, while village salimpur was included in the province of delhi with effect from 1-4-1915.9. ..... 984-c, dated the 22-2-1915, included in the province of delhi with effect from the 1-4-1915. ..... land revenue act, 1901, shall continue to be in force in the territory added to the province of delhi and which was formerly included within the united provinces of agra and oudh.2. ..... land revenue act, 1901, hereinafter referred to as the act, provides inter alia that if, in a mahal in which the land is held in severally, the settlement officer has decided to make the settlement with all the proprietors under section 65, any co-sharer refuses or fails, within thirty ..... section 142 of the act provides that all the proprietors of a mahal are jointly and severally responsible to government for the revenue for the time being assessed thereon, and all persons succeeding to proprietary possession therein, otherwise than by .....

Ram Parshad Vs. Appellate Officer Etc.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1974RLR111

..... under the delhi laws act of 1915, this act (vide schedule iii) applies to those territories which had been taken from the united provinces (now known as uttar pradesh) and added to delhi. ..... this area happens to fall on the west of the jamuna round about delhi shahdara and other villages specified in schedule i of the 1915 act. ..... faced with the situation that the provisions have to be applied to the circumstances of the present case as rules of equity, justice and good conscience, i would prefer to apply the rules contained in the transfer of property act which in terms, have been extended to delhi with effect from 1st december, 1962 and which ordinarily govern the relationship between a landlord and tenant and which are fully in consonance with law and justice. ..... however, the act does not apply to that portion of the union territory of delhi which was constituted of the old delhi tehsil of delhi or was taken from the punjab. ..... it is, however, contended that in the first instance the indian easement act does not apply to delhi which is not one of the territories mentioned in section 1 of the act. ..... under section 10 of the administration of evacuee property act, power is conferred upon the custodian to manage the property and to transfer the same subject to the provisions of law. ..... (11) bawa shiv charan singh has relied upon clause (c) of section 111 of the transfer of property act to show that the allotment had ceased to be operative by the force of law. .....

Govt. Of Nct of Delhi Vs. Union of India

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... the delhi laws act, 1915 empowered the chief commissioner, delhi to determine application of laws by issuing appropriate notification in the gazette of india ..... 143, constitution of india and delhi laws act (1912)25, opined that the doctrine of constitutional trust is applicable to our constitution since it lays the foundation of representative democracy ..... in 1912, the delhi laws act, 1912 came into force with effect from 01.10.1912 making certain laws prevalent in punjab to be applicable to delhi. ..... chief commissioner. the delhi laws act, 1911 and the delhi laws act, 1915 made provisions for the continuance of the laws in force in the territories comprising the chief commissioner's province of delhi and for the extension of other enactments in force in any part of british india to delhi by governor general ..... community. scheduled castes and backward classes; (iii) matters which affect the relations of the government with any state government , the supreme court of india or the high court of delhi; (iv) proposals or matters required to be referred to the central government under the act or under chapter v; (v) matters pertaining to the lieutenant governor's secretariat and personnel establishment and other matters relating to his office; (vi) matters on which lieutenant governor is required to make order under any law or instrument in force; (vii ..... council. in 1915, trans yamuna areas comprising 65 villages were separated from united provinces of agra and oudh and added to the chief commissioner's .....

Govt. Of Nct of Delhi Vs. Union of India

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... . the delhi laws act, 1915 empowered the chief commissioner, delhi to determine application of laws by issuing appropriate notification in the gazette of india ..... legal proceedings. vide section 150 the police force functioning in delhi was deemed to be the police force constituted under the delhi police act, 1978 with designations mentioned in ..... a union territory because it has an elected council of ministers like any other state.28) it is argued that the above-mentioned contentions had been raised on behalf of the government of nct of delhi only with a view to claim exclusive executive jurisdiction in relation to entries in list ii and list iii of the 7th schedule of the constitution of india (except matters with respect to entries 1, 2 and 18 of the state list and entries 64, 65 and 66 of that list insofar as they relate to the ..... of the state list and entries 64, 65 and 66 of that list insofar as they relate 44 to the said entries e,w and 18 and shall continue to possess the non-exclusive executive jurisdiction in relation to all other entries in list ii as well as list iii of the seventh schedule.31) the respondents further argued that there are three prominent features of the judgment of this court in the case of rai sahib ram jawaya kapur & ors. .....

Sunil Kumar & Anr. Vs.delhi Development Authority Through: Vice Chairm ...

Court : Delhi

..... further, vide schedule i of the delhi laws act, 1915, 65 territories were included in the union territory of delhi. ..... draws our attention lpa no.479/2013 and connected matters page 19 of 38 to the aspect that the land in question falls in the nazul estate as described in the nazul agreement, and is not part of the 65 villages as described in schedule i of the delhi laws act, 1915. ..... punjab tenancy act, 1887 applies to that part of the union territory of delhi which has been specified in schedule-a of delhi laws act, 1912 which were tehsil of delhi and police station of mehrauli and subsequently 65 more villages were added to this ..... operation of this act was extended to that part of land of the union territory of delhi which is mentioned in schedule-a of the delhi laws act, 1912. ..... punjab tenancy act, 1887, applies to the union territory of delhi as described in schedule a of the delhi laws act, 1912. ..... is argued that at the time when lease was executed by the dit, the provisions of punjab tenancy act, 1887 and punjab tenants (security of tenure) act, 1950 were applicable to the lands in delhi by virtue of delhi laws act, 1912, as amended in 1915. ..... as per section 1(3) of the punjab tenants (st) act, it applies to entire land held in delhi by a landowner except (i) the land held by an occupancy tenant; (ii) the land reserved under the provisions of this act; or (iii) if such land, excluding the land held by an occupancy tenant, in aggregate area, does not exceed the permissible limit .35 .....

G. Ramasundaram and ors. Vs. the Inspector of Panchayats (District Col ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1968)1MLJ318

..... makes it perfectly clear that parliament has ii no way abdicated its authority, but is keeping strict vigilance and control over its delegate.in in re, the delhi laws act, 1912, etc. ..... he then was) in in re the delhi laws act, 1912 etc. ..... the presidential reference, in re, the delhi laws act, 1912, etc. ..... in re the delhi laws act, 1912, efc ..... whose name appears in the electoral roll for the panchayat shall, so long as it remains in force and subject to any revision thereof which might have taken place and subject also to the other provisions of this act be entitled to vote at an election; and no person whose name does not appear in such roll shall vote at an election.explanation....section 21 provides for the correction of electoral roll of the panchayat by the prescribed authority, ..... after the electoral rolls for the assembly constituencies which consist of, or comprise, the village or town or any portion of the said village or town have beer, published, revised or amended in pursuance of the representation of the people act (xliii of 1950) any person authorised by the prescribed authority in this behalf shall publish in such manner as the government may direct, the portions of the said rolls which relate to the village or town or of the ..... here we would like to draw attention to rule 20(iii) of schedule 5 to government of india act where a special provision was found necessary for the application to ejection of the principle of proportional representation by means of the single ..... (1915) .....

In Re: the Delhi Laws Act, 1912, the Ajmer-merwara (Extension of Laws) ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : [1951]2SCR747

..... this instance also does not furnish evidence of legislative practice for the validation of section 7 of the delhi laws act in which there is no provision like the one contained in section 4 of the burma laws act, 1898, and which also contains a provision similar to section 5(a) of the scheduled districts act requiring the previous sanction of the governor-general in council. ..... the exceptional type of delegation has been classified by the donoughmore committee under four heads, namely - (i) power to legislate on matters of principle and even to impose taxation; (ii) power to amend acts of parliament, either the act by which the powers are delegated or other acts (nicknamed as henry viii clause); (iii) power conferring so wide a discretion on a minister, that it is almost impossible to know what limit parliament did intend to impose; (iv) instances where parliament, without formally abandoning its normal ..... page 99, he has specifically considered the position of the legislative council of british india prior to 1915 and stated as follows :- 'laws are made for british india by a legislative council having very wide powers of legislation. ..... in respect of the indian legislature functioning prior to the government of india act of 1915 the control from the secretary of state was justified on the ground that the provincial legislature were but enlargement of the executive government for the purpose of making laws and were no more than mere advisory bodies without any semblance of power .....

Haji Sheikh Wahid-uddIn Vs. B. Makhan Lal and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1938All564

..... comparison of the list of the mortgaged property given in the deed, dated 4th february 1932, and the schedule appended to the delhi laws act (act 7 of 1915), that items 3 and 5 to 9 of the mortgage deed are also in the delhi province. ..... contention is that the mortgagee, if and when he desires to realize his money, should bring a suit on the mortgage in the court in delhi, obtain a decree and execute it there and try to realize the whole amount due to him from the property situated in delhi province, and that if any balance is left over after the entire property in that province had been sold, he should then proceed against ..... spread over a period of less than six months or more than six months, provided that no further interest is charged in addition to fixed equated instalments; and(iii) a loan of agricultural produce repayable at the next harvest with not more than one-quarter of the quantity of the said produce by way of interest.explanation. ..... the defendants pleaded that the plaintiff was not an 'agriculturist' within the meaning of that word in the act; that the document executed by the plaintiff in their favour on 4th february 1932, was a deed of usufructuary mortgage; that the property situate in the province of delhi was of considerable value and had not been entered in the document fictitiously simply with the object of securing registration in that ..... deed which also are not reconcilable with a usufructuary mortgage pure and simple, for example, clauses (iii), (x) and (xi). .....

R.M. Seshadri Vs. the Province of Madras, Represented by the Chief Sec ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1954Mad543; (1954)IMLJ206

..... may be extracted :clause 2(1) (b) : in this order :"existing central law" means any law in force in the territory of india immediately before the appointed day, but does not include-(1) an existing provincial law;(ii) an existing state law; or(iii) an act of parliament of the united kingdom or any order in council, rule or other instrument made under such an act;clause 3 : as from the appointed day, the existing central laws mentioned in the schedules to this order shall, until repealed or amended by a competent legislature or ..... contention that the words "fees to be allowed to the sheriff, attorneys, and ell clerks and officers of courts" in section 107(e) of the government of india act, 1915 do not refer to court fees, the learned judge made the following remarks:"i do not agree with coutts-trotter j. ..... it may be recalled that the power conferred on she high court under section 15 of the charter act was split up and enacted in sections 106 and 107 of the government of india act, 1915, the former comprising the power to make rules for regulating the practice of the courts and the latter empowering the high court to settle tables to be allowed to the sheriff, attorneys, ..... that the high court's power to prescribe court fee was derived only from section 107 of the government of india act, 1915 we are not prepared at this stage to differ from the opinion expressed by three judges who subsequently became the chief justices of the court when they held that the source of that power could .....

Madhusudhan Vs. Shyam Dass

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1952Raj3

..... section 6 (2) of the rent control order runs as follows: '(2) where for any reason it is not possible to determine the standard rent of any premises on the principles set forth in the second schedule, the controller may, on the application of any person interested, or on his own motion, determine the standard rent, and in so doing shall have regard to the standard rents of similar premises in the same locality and other ..... under the corresponding section 107 of the government of india act, 1915, 'superintendence' was interpreted to include judicial as well as administrative superintendence vide 'sholapur municipality v ..... in the present case, both the rent controller and the collector considered the application of second schedule unfair to the tenant because the basic rent perhaps worked out to be higher than the rent of similar premises in the same ..... (2) that the rent controller and the collector both acted illegally in the exercise of their jurisdiction in determining the standard rent of the premises not in accordance with schedule ii of the rent control order and in fixing the standard rent to ..... in cases where grave injustice results by ignoring the provisions of law it becomes the duty of this court to interfere and to issue a proper direction to the court or the tribunal to, exercise its jurisdiction in accordance with the provisions of law.7. ..... they have thus committed an illegality in the exercise of their jurisdiction and they have thus altogether ignored the provisions of law. .....