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Ram Raj Singh Vs. Rajendra Singh and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1943All247

..... i may further point out that the question involved in this appeal has now more or less become of an academic nature, for i think under section 26(3), local act 17 of 1939, the landlord who has transferred a portion of his share of a mahal or a specific share in a mahal shall become an ex-proprietary tenant of so much of his sir and of such portion of his khudkasht as he has cultivated continuously for three years at the date of transfer as appertains or corresponds ..... the intervention of the exproprietary tenancy of the transferor or even by reason of the property transferred being in actual possession of other cosharers who as joint sir-holders are under statute (section 4, last clause, agra tenancy act, 3 of 1926) entitled to exclude from possession other cosharers of proprietary rights in the mahal but who are not joint in sir rights and the right of a transferee in such case is to get his name ..... demarcated and the joint plot can be split up in two portions one containing sir and the other non-sir land, there seems to be no insurmountable difficulty in splitting up the joint plot in two areas even when no exproprietary tenancy is claimed and in any case the argument of inconvenience is hardly conclusive on a question of legal rights of parties.68. ..... that the transferor of the entire plot was in denial of rights of other cosharers and to preserve these joint rights it was necessary to grant the relief claimed. ..... the reliefs claimed were (1) a declaration that the plaintiffs were .....

Haveliram Shetty Vs. Maharaja of Morvi

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1945Bom88; (1944)46BOMLR877

..... are not reasonably and bona fide required by the landlord for the aforesaid purposes, direct the landlord to pay the tenant such compensation as the controller may think fit.clause 12 is as follows :(1) any person aggrieted by an order passed by the controller under the provisions of this order (including an order granting a ..... that the premises are reasonably and bona fide required as mentioned in; clause 8, and the premises are not so occupied within fifteen days :.the controller may, on an application of the original tenant made within six months of such date direct the landlord to place him in occupation of the premises on the original terms and conditions, and if in the opinion of the controller the premises ..... is ultra vires andthat as it cannot be severed from the rest of the clause, the whole clause is ultra vires, independently of the validity or otherwise of rule 81(2) (bb) and section 2(1) of the defence of india act, 1939, it would not be necessary to decide whether the last mentioned two provisions are invalid, but in deference to the learned and elaborate arguments addressed to us, i may express my concurrence with the reasons given by ..... that act gave relief to tenants of premises of which the standard ..... :whereas it is expedient ' to restrict the increase of rental of certain premises in consequence of the levy of the urban immovable property tax in the province of bombay. 21. .....

Dr. Sir Hafiz Mohd. Vs. Shiam Lal

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1944All177

..... village in consequence of the process of time, that is, where the village may have become the centre of some industry or where the bulk of the population has ceased to be agricultural or where the tenant or the ryot has asserted rights, not strictly compatible with his position, for a number of years, with the implied consent of the zamindar, in other words, where the change has been brought about ..... be decided and that is that, according to the general and well known custom of these provinces, a custom so well established that it may be treated as the common law of the provinces, a person, agriculturist or agricultural tenant, who is allowed by a zamindar to build a house for his occupation in the abadi obtains, if there is no special contract, a mere right to use that house for himself and his family so long as he maintains ..... tenant they amount to nothing more than a presumtion, the binding force of which has been destroyed either by the process of time or by the notified area act ..... be that as it may, the case related to the urban area and involved a different question from the one before us and cannot, therefore, afford a proper ..... 56, specific relief act, was set up as against the relief for an ..... outset that he has not claimed the reliefs with which he had originally come to ..... the relief claimed, stripped of unnecessary details, was the ejectment of the defendants or for an injunction directing restoration of the house to its, original condition and recovery of damages or for an order .....

Addison Vs. Holly Hill Fruit Products, Inc.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... house, representative biermann, while explaining his amendment in somewhat delphic terms, did indicate plainly enough that he had in mind not differences between establishments within the same territory, but between rural communities and urban centers: "may i say that, all over this country, it has been recognized that there should be a labor differential between the large city and the little town. ..... in the debate on the floor of that body, an effort was made to extend the exemption accorded to agricultural workers, and, as passed by the senate, the bill provided that "the term 'person employed in agriculture,' as used in this act, insofar as it shall refer to fresh fruits and vegetables, shall include persons employed within the area of production engaged in preparing, packing, or storing such fresh fruits or vegetables in their raw or natural state. ..... congress did not prescribe or proscribe generally and then give broad discretion for administrative relief, as in the interstate commerce act, or for remedies, as in the page 322 u. s. ..... thus, in the interstate commerce act, congress prohibited a lower rate for a longer than a shorter haul, but it gave an authority to the interstate commerce commission, undefined except as the general purposes of that act implied the basis for affording exemption, to grant relief from this prohibition. ..... relief not sought should not be forced on respondent by an exercise of this court's inventive ..... , respondent has not asked for this retroactive "relief. .....

Fernandez Vs. Wiener

Court : US Supreme Court

..... , recognized that the uniformity clause, beyond requiring geographical uniformity in the application of the particular tax laid by the taxing act, could not be taken to impose greater restrictions on congress' power to tax than those which the equal protection clause places ..... the wife made by the husband's creation of the joint tenancy for himself and wife, but the change in possession and enjoyment of the entire property occasioned by the death of one of the joint tenants, and that the tax was appropriately measured by the value of the entire property. ..... also included in the decedent's gross estate, pursuant to 811(g)(4) of the code as amended by 404 of the act, were the entire proceeds of insurance policies on the life of the decedent, on all of which policies the wife was named beneficiary, the right to change the name of the beneficiary was reserved to ..... as taxable, may not be read into the revenue act to spell out a lack of uniformity" in the constitutional ..... feudal "relief" was a payment exacted of the heir for the privilege of admission to possession of the land ..... it has long been settled that an act of congress which, on its face, purports to be an exercise of the taxing power is not any the less so because the tax is burdensome, or tends to restrict or ..... 811, as amended by 404 of the act of 1942, provides that the taxable value of the gross estate of the decedent shall be determined by including the value at the time of his death of " * * * *" "(g) proceeds of life insurance" .....

United States Vs. Wittek

Court : US Supreme Court

..... by a the united states or any of its political subdivisions, or any agency of the state or any of its political subdivisions, and owned by any of the foregoing, the rent generally prevailing in the defense rental area for comparable housing accommodations on the maximum rent date, as determined by the owner of such accommodations: provided, however, that any corporation formed under the laws of a state shall not be considered an agency of the united ..... no action or proceeding to recover possession of housing accommodations shall be maintainable by any landlord against any tenant, notwithstanding that the tenant has no lease or that his lease has expired, so long as the tenant continues to pay the rent to which the landlord is entitled, unless --" "(1) the tenant is (a) violating an obligation of his tenancy (other than an obligation to pay rent higher than rent permitted under this act or any regulation or order thereunder applicable to the housing accommodations involved or an obligation to surrender possession ..... 358 familiarity with these relief operations of the united states as the landlord of such low rent relief housing would subject the alley dwelling authority, in the rental policy of such housing, to the control of a local administrator of rent control under an act designed to meet the problems of employed war workers, rather than the problems of indigent families already ..... rent housing, it would give vested rights to relief clients once installed, rather than to new clients .....

Moti Lal and ors. Vs. the Government of the State of Uttar Pradesh and ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1951All257

..... after consideration of the matters set forth in sub-section (1) of section 47,(a) limit the number of stage carriages or stage carriages of any specified type for which stage carriage permits may be granted in the region or in any specified area or on any specified route within the region;(b) issue a stage carriage permit in respect of a particular stage carriage or a particular service of stage carriages;(c) regulate timings of arrival or departure of stage carriages whether they belong to a ..... us a much wider jurisdiction than the jurisdiction which the presidency high courts possess under section 45 of the specific relief act before the republican constitution came into force in the matter of the writs mentioned above. ..... it was held that the ordinance conferred--'a naked and arbitrary power upon the board to give or withhold consent and made all concerned the tenant-at-will as to their means of living under the board of supervisors and was bad in law'; and it was observed:'though a law be fair on its face and impartial in appearance, yet, if it is administered by public ..... 1-7-1949, the regional transport officer, meerut, who appears to be an official of the regional transport authority, meerut, issued a notice to moti lal, and to other bus operators on the delhi-bulandshahr-khurja route, informing them that a state-operated bus service, known as 'government roadways', would commence to run on this route with effect from 1-8-1949, and that their buses must ..... finchley urban council .....

Hari Singh and ors. Vs. Kallu and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1952All149

..... recital which may or may not be true as there is no evidence either way that mt jainti devi had developed a certain regard for the vendees who were her tenants, was the fact that they were only prepared to purchase the property if they could be assured that they would not be cheated, of their purchase by a co-sharer claiming a preferential ..... recited that long ago jayanti devi, who is a resident of village dasna, had gone to see her zamindari in village mathurapur; that the vendees who were her tenants had looked after her comforts, rendered services and obeyed her to a great extent; that she was very much pleased and satisfied with their hospitality, services and obedience; ..... the course of their visits 'with a view to safeguard their future rights and to become co-sharers' requested her to make a gift in their favour of only a small area, that is 2 biswas pukhta land out of her share in the village, and she promised to do so; and that in order to redeem her promise the deed was being executed. ..... but be said that the transaction embodied in the gift deed which, if it was intended to serve as a safeguard against pre-emption, must have been intended to be acted upon, amounted in law to a sale because the gift deed would never have been executed had it not been for the fact that the donees under it had also at ..... on these pleadings, the two important issues, apart from the one which related to the general relief, framed by the trial court were :'(1) whether the bale deed and the gift deed form part .....

W.N. Srinivasa Bhat and anr. Vs. the State of Madras and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1951Mad70; (1951)IMLJ115

..... the printing press' but also with the ''publisher and editor of any newspaper' or journal or magazine, still in the present case, the person who is sought to be dealt with by section 3 (3), press act, is only the keeper of the printing press and that section 3(3) in bo far as it related to the keeper of the printing press seeks only to regulate the use of the printing press by its keeper ..... (i) that 'freedom of the press' is included in the phrase 'freedom of speech and expression in article 19 clause (1) sub-clause (a), and it is a right which is guaranteed to the petitioners: (ii) that the sections of the press act, sections 4 (1)(a) and 4 (1) (d), were an infringement of the citizen's right to freedom of expression and became void under article 13(1) of the constitution, and (iii) that the demand for security under sections 3 (3) and 7 (3) ..... of india, in that they abridge the right of the petitioner to freedom of speech and expression, a fundamental right guaranteed by the constitution under art, 19(1)(a); (2) that the said sections of the press act are not saved by article 19(2) of the constitution, which permits legislation by the state affecting the fundamental right guaranteed under article 19(1)(a) of the constitution in certain- specified matters; (3) that the demand for ..... the state of delhi, : 1950crilj1525 , section 4(1)(d), press (emergency powers) act has to be held ultra vires ..... certain powers which they may use for giving relief in the exercise of their jurisdiction. ..... urban .....

Abdul Hamid Vs. Bora Tataya and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1951Ori153

..... but he was obviously considering the case of tenants under proprietors as will be clear from the following passage:'it is clearly desirable that in temporarilysettled areas the revenue authorities at the time of revenue settlement should have power to resettle the rents of the 'tenants under the proprietors' & some inconvenience is caused by the fact that many tenants in urban areas are pattadars, whose rents cannot be touched by the revenue authorities. ..... it is clearly desirable that in temporarily settled areas the revenue authorities at the time of revenue settlement should have power to re-settle rents under their proprietors & some inconvenience is caused by the fact that many tenants in urban areas are pattadars, whose rents cannot be touched by the revenue authorities. ..... i have quoted these extracts from settlement reports in order to show that lease of homestead lands, both in urban & rural areas was a fairly common practice & that the tenants of homestead lands were a special class, treated as agricultural tenants by the orissa tenancy act, irrespective of whether such tenants held their homesteads as raiyats or otherwise. ..... mapleson', (1882) 9 qbd 672: (52 l j q b 44), relief against forfeiture in an action in ejectment was sanctioned by the ct of appeal although, when the action was before the ct of the first instance ,the new statute had not come into operation. ..... but no relief was claimed against him & in fact he allowed the suit to proceed 'ex parte'. .....