Array ( [0] => ..... supervenes after the aot of acquisition of posses-sion, while in the latter dishonesty is contemporaneous with the act of acquisition. the aot of dishonest removal within the meaning of section 379 of the code constitutes dishonest reception within section 411 and that being bo the thief does not commit; the offence of retaining stolen property merely ..... by continuing to keep possession of the property he stole. in najibullah khan v. emperor 18 p. e, 1884 or., plowden j. observed:to ..... 28. with very great respeofc i follow the rule laid down in the authorities cited above and get aside the conviction and sentence of pah bar singh under section 411 and acquit him of that offence.29. pal singh has not appealed against hie conviction and sentence to this court but the record is before me. ..... [1] => ..... legally amount to a partition of the joint hindu family property amongst the various members or groups of members in definite portions within the terms of section 25a, sub-section (1), of the act. as already mentioned, counsel cited sher singh nathu ram v. commissioner of income-tax, punjab,biradhmal lodha v. commissioner of income-tax, commissioner ..... portions legally amounts to a partition of the joint family property amongst the various members or groups of members in definite portions within the terms of sections (1), of the act ?'the facts so far as material are that the applicant were assessed as hindu undivided family during the year preceding 1943-44. in the ..... counsel for the assessee, contends that though a mere reference to arbitration does not amount to a partition of the joint family property within section 25a(1) of the income-tax act, 1922, a reference to arbitration with a view to have the joint family property partitioned in definite portions legally amounts to a partition of ..... [2] => ..... rejected the same. in the lahore ease in the column of description of offence the only thing mentioned was '5 i. m. v. act' which presumably meant section 6, motor vehicles act. that section, however, creates four distinct offences and it was not at all clear which of those four offences the accused was charged with. in the ..... province of east punjab to the province of delhi in contravention of the foodgrains (movement control) order, 1946, and thereby having committed an offence under section 7, essential supplies (temporary powers) act (act xxiv [24] of 1946). each of the petitioners was tried summarily under chap. xxh, criminal p.c. and was convicted by the trying ..... export, if not of the offence of actual exporting.4. the third point urged in support of these petitions was that the provisions of section 11, essential supplies (temporary powers) act had not been complied with in that there was no report by a public servant. this point apparently has been raised under a misapprehension, ..... [3] => ..... kind at the instance of the jamiat-ul-ulema or any other body. but the question still remains whether this detention order has been lawfully made under section 3 of the act.8. section 3 (1) deals with power to arrest and detain suspected persons and it says:the provincial government, the district magistrate...if satisfied with regard to ..... of enmity or hatred between different classes of his majesty's subjects.'10. in this respect the action of the executive certainly is dehors the object of section 3 of the act and it could not legally be used for the purpose for which it has been used. in my opinion, therefore, the detention of saifi kashmiri is ..... , according to him, were objectionable from 'communal point of view,' then it was open to him to take action against saifi under section 153a, penal code or under section 108, criminal p.c. the act is not intended to suspend the ordinary criminal tribunals o the land or prevent them from exercising their ordinary jurisdiction. see bajirao v. ..... [4] => soni, j.1. five persona, tehl chand ran-dhawa, bharat bhushan, (miss) amla boy, (miss) janak and durlab singh were detained in delhi jail under the punjab public safety act. they put in applications for writs of habeas corpus addressed to this court and delivered them to the jailor, delhi. the jailor on his pact forwarded these applications to the ..... [5] => ..... to be entitled to the effects of the deceased person or to any part thereof, or....it would appear from the provisions of section 92(2), civil p.c., section 270(1), government of india act, 1935, and section 214 (1) of act xxxix [39] of 1928 that where the legislature has intended to prohibit the institution of a suit the legislature has made an ..... in his discretion, and in the case of a person employed in connection with the affairs of a province, of the governor of that province in his discretion.again, section 214(1) of act xxxk [39] of 1925 enacts:no court shall,(a) pass a decree against a debtor of a deceased person for payment of his debt to a person claiming ..... a suit for the eviction of a tenant in possession of a building or rented land.9. as i read the section 1 find that there is no such implied prohibition in section 13(1) of the act. on the other hand, section 13(1) contemplates decree being passed in a suit for the eviction of a tenant in possession of a building or ..... [6] => ..... and the matter remanded to the learned judge so that, if he thought it necessary to proceed further with the matter, he might take the steps which are prescribed in section 514, criminal p. c.8. the point raised by mr. sethi receives full support from the authority cited above, with which i respectfully agree.9. for the reasons ..... applied for bail and on act september 1947, he was released on bail of rupees ten thousand with one surety of the same amount. deva singh son of sundar singh, jat of village usman. tabsil ..... murder of hazarasingh in the court of the additional sessions judge, amritsar. the case was to be tried as a summons case under the provisions of the punjab public safety act, 1947, and after the examination of sohan singh accused on 25th august 1947, the case was adjourned for trial to 3rd october 1947.3. in the meanwhile, sohan singh ..... [7] => ..... parsinni, the conviction and sentence of mehnga singh under section 307, penal code, for the attempted murder of parsinni, p.w. 2, are, therefore, maintained with the order that the sentence of rigorous imprisonment for four years under ..... i do, that mehnga singh conviot commitlied the murder of dipo in a moment of extreme excitement and in a fit of rage, i, while maintaining his conviction under section 302, penal code, hold that the lesser sentence of transportation for life is the appropriate sentence in this case.15. again, mehnga singh has been convicted under ..... section 307, penal code, for the attempted murder of parsiuni, p.w. 2. as stated above, mehnga singh admitted at the trial that be inflicted injuries on the person of ..... [8] => ..... on 22nd july 1949 and a process was issued to the three accused persons. on 10th august 1949, mr. ishwar dass khanna, advocate, filed an application under section 205, sub-section (1), criminal p.c. praying for exemption from personal attendance in court of all the three accused. on that occasion, h. p. bhattacharjee, accused 3 was ..... the dispute and passed an order without carefully considering the matter.5. on 23rd august 1949, a petition was filed in this court for quashing of proceedings under section 5614, criminal p.c. i have heard the learned advocate for the three petitioners, who are officers holding various officers in the sentinel assurance company ltd. after ..... have said before, the complaint does not disclose the commission of any offence and i would like to add that in cases of this kind criminal courts should act with the greatest amount of care and caution because unless they are very careful, process of criminal courts is likely to be abused and many respectable persons may ..... 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May 19 1949 (PC)

Pakhar Singh and ors. Vs. the Crown

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Decided on : May-19-1949

Reported in : AIR1950P& H66; 1950CriLJ581

..... supervenes after the aot of acquisition of posses-sion, while in the latter dishonesty is contemporaneous with the act of acquisition. the aot of dishonest removal within the meaning of section 379 of the code constitutes dishonest reception within section 411 and that being bo the thief does not commit; the offence of retaining stolen property merely ..... by continuing to keep possession of the property he stole. in najibullah khan v. emperor 18 p. e, 1884 or., plowden j. observed:to ..... 28. with very great respeofc i follow the rule laid down in the authorities cited above and get aside the conviction and sentence of pah bar singh under section 411 and acquit him of that offence.29. pal singh has not appealed against hie conviction and sentence to this court but the record is before me. .....

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Mar 26 1949 (PC)

Rajmal Paharchand Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Decided on : Mar-26-1949

Reported in : [1950]18ITR1(P& H)

..... legally amount to a partition of the joint hindu family property amongst the various members or groups of members in definite portions within the terms of section 25a, sub-section (1), of the act. as already mentioned, counsel cited sher singh nathu ram v. commissioner of income-tax, punjab,biradhmal lodha v. commissioner of income-tax, commissioner ..... portions legally amounts to a partition of the joint family property amongst the various members or groups of members in definite portions within the terms of sections (1), of the act ?'the facts so far as material are that the applicant were assessed as hindu undivided family during the year preceding 1943-44. in the ..... counsel for the assessee, contends that though a mere reference to arbitration does not amount to a partition of the joint family property within section 25a(1) of the income-tax act, 1922, a reference to arbitration with a view to have the joint family property partitioned in definite portions legally amounts to a partition of .....

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Dec 01 1949 (PC)

Siri Lall Ram Kanshi Ram and ors. Vs. the Crown

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Decided on : Dec-01-1949

Reported in : AIR1950P& H268; 1950CriLJ1326

..... rejected the same. in the lahore ease in the column of description of offence the only thing mentioned was '5 i. m. v. act' which presumably meant section 6, motor vehicles act. that section, however, creates four distinct offences and it was not at all clear which of those four offences the accused was charged with. in the ..... province of east punjab to the province of delhi in contravention of the foodgrains (movement control) order, 1946, and thereby having committed an offence under section 7, essential supplies (temporary powers) act (act xxiv [24] of 1946). each of the petitioners was tried summarily under chap. xxh, criminal p.c. and was convicted by the trying ..... export, if not of the offence of actual exporting.4. the third point urged in support of these petitions was that the provisions of section 11, essential supplies (temporary powers) act had not been complied with in that there was no report by a public servant. this point apparently has been raised under a misapprehension, .....

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Dec 30 1949 (PC)

Khalifa Janki Das Vs. Imperator

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Decided on : Dec-30-1949

Reported in : AIR1950P& H172; 1950CriLJ888

..... kind at the instance of the jamiat-ul-ulema or any other body. but the question still remains whether this detention order has been lawfully made under section 3 of the act.8. section 3 (1) deals with power to arrest and detain suspected persons and it says:the provincial government, the district magistrate...if satisfied with regard to ..... of enmity or hatred between different classes of his majesty's subjects.'10. in this respect the action of the executive certainly is dehors the object of section 3 of the act and it could not legally be used for the purpose for which it has been used. in my opinion, therefore, the detention of saifi kashmiri is ..... , according to him, were objectionable from 'communal point of view,' then it was open to him to take action against saifi under section 153a, penal code or under section 108, criminal p.c. the act is not intended to suspend the ordinary criminal tribunals o the land or prevent them from exercising their ordinary jurisdiction. see bajirao v. .....

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Dec 05 1949 (PC)

The Registrar of the High Court of East Punjab Vs. N.M. Patnaik, Deput ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Decided on : Dec-05-1949

Reported in : 1950CriLJ1316

soni, j.1. five persona, tehl chand ran-dhawa, bharat bhushan, (miss) amla boy, (miss) janak and durlab singh were detained in delhi jail under the punjab public safety act. they put in applications for writs of habeas corpus addressed to this court and delivered them to the jailor, delhi. the jailor on his pact forwarded these applications to the .....

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Apr 08 1949 (PC)

Debi Pershad Vs. Choudhari Brothers Ltd. and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Decided on : Apr-08-1949

Reported in : AIR1949P& H357

..... to be entitled to the effects of the deceased person or to any part thereof, or....it would appear from the provisions of section 92(2), civil p.c., section 270(1), government of india act, 1935, and section 214 (1) of act xxxix [39] of 1928 that where the legislature has intended to prohibit the institution of a suit the legislature has made an ..... in his discretion, and in the case of a person employed in connection with the affairs of a province, of the governor of that province in his discretion.again, section 214(1) of act xxxk [39] of 1925 enacts:no court shall,(a) pass a decree against a debtor of a deceased person for payment of his debt to a person claiming ..... a suit for the eviction of a tenant in possession of a building or rented land.9. as i read the section 1 find that there is no such implied prohibition in section 13(1) of the act. on the other hand, section 13(1) contemplates decree being passed in a suit for the eviction of a tenant in possession of a building or .....

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Jan 11 1949 (PC)

Mt. Taro W/O Bur Singh Vs. the Crown

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Decided on : Jan-11-1949

Reported in : 1949CriLJ565

..... and the matter remanded to the learned judge so that, if he thought it necessary to proceed further with the matter, he might take the steps which are prescribed in section 514, criminal p. c.8. the point raised by mr. sethi receives full support from the authority cited above, with which i respectfully agree.9. for the reasons ..... applied for bail and on act september 1947, he was released on bail of rupees ten thousand with one surety of the same amount. deva singh son of sundar singh, jat of village usman. tabsil ..... murder of hazarasingh in the court of the additional sessions judge, amritsar. the case was to be tried as a summons case under the provisions of the punjab public safety act, 1947, and after the examination of sohan singh accused on 25th august 1947, the case was adjourned for trial to 3rd october 1947.3. in the meanwhile, sohan singh .....

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May 03 1949 (PC)

Mehnga Singh Kishan Chand Vs. the Crown

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Decided on : May-03-1949

Reported in : 1950CriLJ174

..... parsinni, the conviction and sentence of mehnga singh under section 307, penal code, for the attempted murder of parsinni, p.w. 2, are, therefore, maintained with the order that the sentence of rigorous imprisonment for four years under ..... i do, that mehnga singh conviot commitlied the murder of dipo in a moment of extreme excitement and in a fit of rage, i, while maintaining his conviction under section 302, penal code, hold that the lesser sentence of transportation for life is the appropriate sentence in this case.15. again, mehnga singh has been convicted under ..... section 307, penal code, for the attempted murder of parsiuni, p.w. 2. as stated above, mehnga singh admitted at the trial that be inflicted injuries on the person of .....

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Oct 28 1949 (PC)

K.S. Javari and ors. Vs. Bhagwat Parshad Mangla

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Decided on : Oct-28-1949

Reported in : AIR1950P& H155; 1950CriLJ736

..... on 22nd july 1949 and a process was issued to the three accused persons. on 10th august 1949, mr. ishwar dass khanna, advocate, filed an application under section 205, sub-section (1), criminal p.c. praying for exemption from personal attendance in court of all the three accused. on that occasion, h. p. bhattacharjee, accused 3 was ..... the dispute and passed an order without carefully considering the matter.5. on 23rd august 1949, a petition was filed in this court for quashing of proceedings under section 5614, criminal p.c. i have heard the learned advocate for the three petitioners, who are officers holding various officers in the sentinel assurance company ltd. after ..... have said before, the complaint does not disclose the commission of any offence and i would like to add that in cases of this kind criminal courts should act with the greatest amount of care and caution because unless they are very careful, process of criminal courts is likely to be abused and many respectable persons may .....

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Oct 11 1949 (PC)

Amru S/O Rakha Vs. the Crown

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Decided on : Oct-11-1949

Reported in : AIR1950P& H159; 1950CriLJ747

Kapur, J.1. This is an appeal by Amru, aged 18, who has been convicted and sentenced to transportation for life by the Additional Sessions Judge, Jullundur.2. On 23rd June 1944, at about sunset, Amru convict and Ratan Singh attacked the deceased Bhola near the shops of Chhaju and Bebari, who are prosecution witnesses in this case, using a kirpan and a barchha. Bhola had as many as 24 injuries and according to the doctor he must have died almost instantaneously. The first) information report was lodged by Sucheta a bro- ther of the deceased, on the same day at about 11-30 p. M. Ratan 8ingh was arrested but Amru absconded. Ratan Singh was tried and sentenced to death and that sentence was confirmed by the High Court at Lahore. Amru was arrested later on and he was put up for trial before the learned Additional Sessions Judge of Jullundur and was convicted as I have said before and sentenced to transportation for life.3. The motive for the crime is stated to be the gift by a widow Mahan K...

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