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Ali Ahmed Vs. the Collector of Bombay

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1950Bom33

..... collector justified in proceeding to apprehend and confine the defaulter in a civil jail. he emphasised this point by referring to the recent amendment of section 13 of the act by section 2 of bombay act xlix [49] of 1947, which makes it clear that even in respect of sale of property belonging to the defaulter, only so much ..... under decrees passed against them. it was urged that the provisions of the civil procedure code should consequently be deemed to have been incorporated in the bombay city land revenue act. section 58, civil procedure code, provides that the maximum period for which a debtor may be detained in a civil jail shall be six months. it was, therefore, contended ..... . the income-tax authorities, therefore, wrote to the collector of bombay and asked him to recover the amount in the manner provided in section 46, income-tax act. sub-section (2) of this section empowers the collector to recover the amount as if it was an arrear of land revenue, or as if a decree for that amount .....

Vemuri Parandhamiah Vs. R. Narasimha Rao and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1949)2MLJ147

..... be followed, then the question arises whether the order-now under appeal which merely directs an enquiry into the conduct of the director and liquidator under section 235 of the companies act is a 'judgment' within the meaning of clause 15 of the letters patent. having regard to the exposition of the meaning of the word judgment ..... ' in clause 15 of the letters patent was yet appealable. i am unable to reconcile the different parts of the judgment in this case. either section 202 of the companies act incorporates the limitation on appeal ability contained in clause 15 of the letters patent or it does not. there is no tertium quid. if the view ..... of the court to initiate misfeasance proceedings even in the case of voluntary liquidation either against the managing director or a liquidator can be enforced by applying section 216 of the act. in my view, therefore, the court has ample jurisdiction to entertain the present application and the appeal therefore should be dismissed with costs of the .....

Shaikh Ali Ahmed Vs. the Collector of Bombay

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1949)51BOMLR589

..... collector justified in proceeding to apprehend and confine the defaulter in a civil jail. he emphasised this point by referring to the recent amendment of section 13 of the act by section 2 of bombay act xlix of 1947, which makes it clear that even in respect of sale of property belonging to the defaulter, only so much of it ..... under decrees passed against them. it was urged that the provisions of the civil procedure code should consequently be deemed to have been incorporated in the bombay city land revenue act. section 38 of the civil procedure code provides that the maximum period for which a debtor may be detained in a civil jail shall be-six months. it was, therefore, ..... the income-tax authorities, therefore, wrote to the collector of bombay and asked him to recover the amount in the manner provided in section 46 of the indian income-tax act. sub-section (2) of this section empowers the collector to recover the amount as if it was an arrear of land-revenue, or as if a decree for that .....

Shri Ram Janki and anr. Vs. Mt. Maktoola and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1952All633

..... alienate or charge the produce of such land otherwise than in accordance with the provisions of this act.'section 2, sub-section (9) runs as under:''permanent alienation' means a transfer by sale, exchange, or gift but does not include a transfer by gift for a charitable purpose or ..... invalid with respect to the fixed-rate tenancy, the decree of the lower appellate court is incorrect inasmuch as it has overlooked the provisions of section 25 of the act.3. section 12 of the said act reads as follows:'no proprietor shall mortgage or lease or make a permanent alienation of the whole or any part of his protected land or ..... the argument, on behalf of the applts. before me, is two-fold. in the first place, it has been urged that in view of section 2, sub-section (9) of u. p. act no. xiv [14] of 1940, section 12 would not apply to this deed of gift & therefore, the gift of fixed rate tenancy was also valid. in the alternative, it has .....

Sudhu Kumbhar Vs. the King

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1951Ori354

..... , i. p. c., & such intention must be proved like any other fact in issue. but the ct. may, alter presuming the necessary guilty knowledge from that section on the assumption that be committed the act while in a sober condition, infer the guilty intention also if the other proved facts & circumstances justify the same. there may be different degrees of intoxicantion & if ..... an injury. as to his knowledge about the effect of such an injury on his father a presumption may be made by virtue of section 86, i. p. c. on the assumption that he committed the act as a sober person any sober man would surely have known that the giving of such a blow with a thick wooden post on the ..... all that can be said in the circumstances of the case is that the applt. knew that his act was likely to cause death. this would reduce the offence to one under section 304, i. p. c.10. section 86, i. p. c. says :'where an act dove is not an offence unless done with a particular knowledge or intent, a person who does .....

Venkataswami Naidu and anr. Vs. Muniappa Mudaliar and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1950Mad53

..... l. t. 130 : 3 macq. h. l. 829, lord campbell enunciated the principle of acquiescence in these words :''. . . generally speaking, if a party having an interest to prevent an act being done, has full notice of its having been done, and acquiesces in it, so as to induce a reasonable belief that he consents to it, and the position of ..... right, must know of defendant 1's mistaken belief of his rights ; and(5) the plaintiffs must have encouraged defendant 1 in his expenditure of money or in other acts which he has done, either directly or by abstaining from asserting his legal right.'these principles are of such well-known application and have been followed in numerous cases in ..... essentials must co-exist :'(1) defendant 1 must have made a mistake as to his legal eights ;(2) he must have expended some money or must have done some act on the faith of his mistaken belief ;(3) the plaintiffs, the possessors of the legal right, must know of the existence of their legal right which is inconsistent with .....

Ramamohan Das Vs. Basudeb Dass

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1950Ori28

Das, J.1. The defendant is the appellant in this second appeal. The suit relates to an institution called Sri Biranshi Narayan Muth at Buguda, Ghumsur Taluk, Ganjam District. As appears from the connected civil Revisions Nos. 169/47 and 8/48 which have been heard with this appeal there appears to be some reasonable doubt whether this institution is a Muth or a temple. But so far as this appeal is concerned, it has proceeded on the assumption put forward by the plaintiff in his plaint that it is a Muth. This has not been traversed by the defendant in his written statement. The plaintiff's case is that the defendant is the Mahant of the Muthand that he is his duly constituted Chela and that his residence in the Math has been made impossible by the wrong conduct of the defendant and that he is denied even food and raiment and that he has had to leave the Muth in 1930. He accordingly asserts a right to be maintained out of the Muth funds and brings the suit against the defendant as the hea...

Fpc Vs. Interstate Nat. Gas Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... therefore effectually frustrated the congressional purpose to provide a timely opportunity for state or national page 336 u. s. 598 regulatory agencies to accord consumers the act's benefits. consequently, rights in the fund as between ultimate consumers and the pipeline companies must be determined under the new situation created by the federal court ..... local retailers, thus enabling state and local agencies to fix lower consumer rates on the federally fixed lower wholesale rates. consequently, where courts leave the act's scheme free to function, ultimate consumers of gas get no benefits from the federally reduced producer rates until and unless state or local authorities fix ..... s. 577 certiorari to the united states court of appeals for the fifth circuit syllabus an order issued by the federal power commission under the natural gas act directed a natural gas company to reduce its rates on interstate sales of natural gas for resale. pending judicial review, the court of appeals issued a .....

Nye and Nissen Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... later in the analysis of the conspiracy count, a definition of "abetting" was given. it was immediately followed by this statement: "in this connection," the acts and declarations page 336 u. s. 628 of a conspirator are admissible against other conspirators. the judge then passed to the substantive offenses. and he charged: ..... ] see 2 wigmore, evidence (3d ed., 1940) 302-304; 1 wharton, criminal evidence (11th ed., 1935) 349-352. [ footnote 4 ] "whoever directly commits any act constituting an offense defined in any law of the united states, or aids, abets, counsels, commands, induces, or procures its commission, is a principal." mr. justice frankfurter, dissenting ..... erred in admitting against moncharsh evidence of crimes similar to those charged in the substantive counts to prove the guilty intent with which the substantive acts were committed. each of the six substantive counts charged the presentation of a separate false invoice. the evidence showed the presentation of eleven other .....

United States Vs. Jones

Court : US Supreme Court

..... be just and reasonable, and, where just and equitable, fix general rates applicable to all carriers in the same classification." 39 u.s.c. 549. other sections specify and define four classes of service, namely, full railway post office car service, apartment service, storage car service, and closed pouch service. 39 u. ..... was no attempt to render a money judgment for the carrier. necessarily, this restraint reflected the jurisdictional limitations placed upon the court by the urgent deficiencies act. but those limitations themselves reflected another policy, quite apart from and in addition to that giving effect to the constitutional limitations of article iii. [ ..... all questions of the compensation to be paid railroad companies for carrying the mails should be determined by the interstate commerce commission. the commission having acted within the scope of its authority, having fixed the reasonable compensation to which the plaintiff is entitled, this court cannot review the action of the .....