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Chelloor Mankkal Narayan Ittiravi Nambudiri Vs. State of Travancore-co ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1953SC478; 1953(0)KLT173(SC)

..... accused no. 1 was guilty of criminal breach of trust on that account also.in view of these findings, the high court convicted accused no. 1 under section 389 of the cochin penal code and sentenced him to rigorous imprisonment and fine as mentioned above. it is the correctness of this judgment that has been challenged ..... 1 and a 2 have thus committed the offence of criminal breach of trust by a public servant and a 3 the abetment of the commission thereof, punishable under sections 389 and 109, cochin criminal p. c. and within the cognizance of this court.' 6. the trying magistrate on a consideration of the evidence adduced at the ..... opportunity of explanation was given to him when he was examined under the provision of the cochin criminal procedure code which corresponds to section 342 of the indian code. according to the principles which are recognised and acted upon by this court in dealing with criminal appeals coming before it on special leave these would be considered adequate grounds .....

United States Vs. L. A. Tucker Truck Lines, Inc.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... sung v. mcgrath, supra, congress was promptly asked to relieve the deportation process of this requirement, and it did so. see chapter iii of the supplemental appropriations act, 1951, act of september 27, 1950, pub.l. no. 843. after we made the same ruling as to the interstate commerce commission, congress was promptly asked to validate proceedings ..... official status of the examiner on the basis of whose report the commission took action adverse to it. in any event, the requirement of the administrative procedure act that proceedings which lead to an administrative adjudication must be conducted by an independent hearing examiner is not something personal to a party. it is a requirement designed ..... 288 u. s. 490 , 288 u. s. 494 ; unemployment compensation commission of alaska v. aragon, 329 u. s. 143 , 329 u. s. 155 . [ footnote 6 ] section 9(a) of the securities act of 1933, 15 u.s.c. 77i; 25(a) of the securities exchange act of 1934, 15 u.s.c. 78y; 24 of the public utility holding company .....

Puran, S/O Sri Ram Vs. the State of Punjab (i)

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1953SC459

..... statements by the sessions judge in his careful and detailed judgment. we are satisfied that this was not a case for interference with the acquittal order in an appeal under section 417, criminal p. c.11. for the reasons given above we allow this appeal, set aside the order of the high court and restore the order of the sessions judge .....

The State Government, Madhya Pradesh Vs. Ramkrishna Ganpatrao Limsey a ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1954SC20

..... on appeal reversed an order of conviction of an accused person and has ordered his acquittal. in other words, there is no provision in the constitution corresponding to section 417, criminal p. c., and such an order is final, subject, however, to the overriding powers vested in this court by article 136 of the constitution.in ..... for merely correcting errors of fact or law of the high court. an occasion for interference with an acquittal order may arise, however, where a high court acts perversely or otherwise improperly or has been deceived by fraud.6. the question, therefore, that requires consideration is whether this is a case of that description. the ..... bicycle was dismembered and its parts were concealed in various places.' hidayatullah j. who also in a separate judgment concurred with the judgment delivered by the learned acting chief justice, expressed his conclusion in these words:'i am quite clear in my mind that this case fails because the result of the autopsy was inconclusive. .....

Buckingham and Carnatic Co. Ltd. Vs. Workers of the Buckingham and Car ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1953SC47; 1953(1)BLJR120; (1953)ILLJ181SC; (1953)IMLJ191(SC); [1953]4SCR219

..... adjudicator that the action of the 859 workers on the night of 1st november, 1948, fell within the definition of the word 'strike' as given in section 2(q) of the industrial disputes act and it was an illegal strike and the workers thus lost the benefit of holidays that they would have otherwise got under the rules. 13. the ..... the stoppage of work on 1st november, 1948. 5. in this appeal it was contended on behalf of the mills that on a proper construction of section 49-b(1) of the factories act (xxv of 1934) the management was right in its decision that the continuity of service was broken by the interruption caused by the illegal strike and ..... interruption caused by the illegal strike and that as a consequence the workers who participated in such strike were not entitled to annual holidays with pay under section 49-b(1) of the factories act. he, however, considered that the total deprivation of leave with pay ordered by the management was a severe punishment and on the assumption that he .....

Sisir Kumar Dutta Vs. State of West Bengal

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1953SC63; (1953)IMLJ227(SC); [1953]4SCR644

..... 26th of november, 1949, (assuming that to be the case) be regarded as 'other provision' made by the constituent assembly within the meaning of section 4-a of the english act. it follows the constituent assembly was not deprived of these specially designed powers on the date of the resolution. 17. the next question is whether ..... article 132(1) of the constitution. leave of appeal was granted by the high court at calcutta. 2. the appellant was convicted under section 7(1) of the essential supplies (temporary powers) act of 1946 for an offence said to have been committed on the 24th of october, 1950. the conviction was on two counts : (1 ..... enabled the dominion legislature to exercise the powers of parliament in this behalf. at the same time, the governor-general introduced section 4-a into the british act of 1946, the india (central government and legislature) act, 1946, by way of adaptation and conferred on the constituent assembly the powers of the dominion legislature. thus the constituent .....

D.N. Banerji Vs. P.R. Mukherjee and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1953SC58; (1953)IMLJ195(SC); [1953]4SCR302; (1953)1LLJ195(SC)

..... . in my opinion, the respondents' contention would unduly narrow and limit the wide connotation which should here be given to 'trade' and to 'workman'. section 11 of the act of 1919 shows that 'trade' is used as including 'industry' because it refers to a trade dispute in the industry of agriculture. the same inference ..... sine qua non or necessary element in the modern conception of industry. 20. in specifying the purpose to which the municipal fund is applicable, section 108 of the bengal municipal act (xv of 1932) enumerates under 36 separate heads several things such as the construction and maintenance of streets, lighting, water supply, conservancy, maintenance ..... include any person employed in the naval, military or air service of the government.' 9. corresponding definitions of 'trade dispute' and 'workman' are found in section 8 of the industrial courts act, 1919 (9 and 10, geo. v, c. 69), and they run in these terms : 'the expression 'trade dispute' means any dispute or difference .....

State of Madras Vs. C.P. Sarathy and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1953SC53; (1953)ILLJ174SC; (1953)IMLJ212(SC); [1953]4SCR334

..... laid on the definite article in clause (c) and it was said that the government should crystallise the disputes before referring them to a tribunal under section 10(1) of the act. failure to do so vitiated the proceedings and the resulting award. in upholding this objection, govinda menon j., who dealt with it in greater detail ..... . it is alleged that the first respondent failed to implement certain provisions of the award when their implementation was due and thereby committed an offence punishable under section 29 of the act. 10. no prosecution, however, was instituted till 24th april, 1950, as, in the meanwhile, certain decisions of the madras high court tended to throw ..... the ground that the reference to the industrial tribunal which resulted in the award was not made by the government in accordance with the requirements of section 10 of the act. as the magistrate refused to deal with the objection as a preliminary point, the first respondent applied to the high court under article 226 of .....

T.B. Ibrahim Vs. Regional Transport Authority, Tanjore

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1953SC79; (1953)IMLJ205(SC); [1953]4SCR290

..... the existence of residuary power vested in the rule-making authority. it follows therefore that rule 268 is within the scope of the powers conferred under section 68 of the act. 15. the next contention was that the order is repugnant to article 19(1)(g) of the constitution, according to which all citizens must have ..... before the high court that rule 268 as amended was itself ultra vires, firstly, because it was beyond the rule-making power conferred by section 68, sub-section, (r), of the motor vehicles act, and secondly because it was repugnant to article 19(1)(g) of the constitution. both these contentions were rejected by the high court and ..... they were passed without notice to the appellant and without giving him an opportunity to defend his right. the resolutions purported to have been passed under section 76 of the motor vehicles act, 1939, which runs thus :- 'the provincial government or any authority authorized in this behalf by the provincial government may, in consultation with the .....

Mohanlal Goenka Vs. Benoy Krishna Mukherjee and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1953SC65; (1953)IMLJ449(SC); [1953]4SCR377

..... execution proceedings be set aside. their lordships ruled that the binding force of such a decision depends upon general principles of law and not upon section 13, act x of 1877, corresponding to section 11 of the present code. in that case the subordinate judge and the district judge had both held that the decree awarded mesne profits, ..... execution court had no jurisdiction to sell the property in execution of a money decree as no sanction of the commissioner had been obtained under section 12-a, chota nagpur encumbered estates act. the objection was not decided but the objection petition was dismissed with the result that the property came into the possession of the auction-purchaser ..... that as the point was raised, although not decided in the objection petition under section 47, it was res judicata by reason of explanation iv to section 11. 24. the privy council as early as 1883 in ram kirpal shukul v. mussamat rup kuari (1884) 11 i.a. 37, held that the decision of an execution court that .....