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Harbilas Vs. the Crown

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1950P& H167; 1950CriLJ884

..... be sufficient to make him a public servant.4. the learned advocate-general also submitted that a person who is expecting to be a public servant will be covered by section 161. of that again there is no proof nor a finding to the effect that the petitioner was a person who was expecting to be a public servant.5. in ..... orderkapur, j.1. this was a rule directed against an order passed by a learned magistrate of karnal whereby he convicted harbilas, petitioner, for an offence under section 161, penal code, and sentenced him to rigorous imprisonment for six months and a fine of b3. 300. the petitioner went up in appeal to the sessions judge, karnal, who .....

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

Court : Punjab and Haryana

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, .....

Lennie Vs. Lennie

Court : House of Lords

..... part of that spouse of which complaint can properly be made can be desertion within the meaning of section 1 (1) (a) of the divorce (scotland) act, 1938. it was not and could not be argued that the provisions of this act would warrant such refusal being held to be desertion, if such refusal could not have been a ..... this undefended action of divorce involves the question whether refusal of sexual intercourse without any overt act of desertion is "desertion" within the meaning of section 1 (1) (a) of the divorce (scotland) act, 1938. it has already been decided in bellv. bell that the act of 1938, though it reduces the period of desertion necessary to found a right to divorce ..... for wilful abstinence, as for non-adherence. voet., comment. ad ff. ad tit. de divort. et repud., section 7, in fine. though i am afraid our law would not sustain it, since it is not contained in the act." lord fraser relies on the old case of graham v. buquhanane that was an action for adherence, brought before .....

Periannan and Ors. vs. Airabadeeswarar Soundaranayagi Amman Kovil of O ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1952Mad323; (1952)IMLJ71

..... from the expression by "whatever designation known" all that is stated is that the land goes by the name of those expressions 'khambattam' etc.under the corresponding section of the bengal act, section 120 in clause (a) it is stated that private land is "land which is proved to have been cultivated as kamar, zirat, etc." by the ..... intention of direct cultivation. he had even purchased the occupancy rights of mr. fox at an execution sale for arrears of rent.under section 22 of the bengal tenancy act (corresponding to section 8 of our act), an acquisition of occupancy rights by the landholder at a rent sale does not enable him to hold the land as ryoti. ..... reported in 'keshoprasad singh v. parameshwari prasad', 2 pat 414. before dealing with this case it will be convenient to refer to the language of section 120 of the bengal tenancy act:"section 120(1): the revenue officer shall record as a proprietor's private land:(a) land which is proved to have been cultivated as khamar (zirat, .....

The Municipal Commissioners of Howrah Vs. Jagabandhu Banerjee

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1950Cal201

..... the learned munsif both on law and on fact. he contends further that no notice was served upon the assessee as is required by the provisions of section 133 of the aforesaid act as extended to howrah.6. i shall first deal with the question whether the municipality is debarred from assessing an area as a bustee until there is ..... the rates claimed and that as there has been no such decision by the municipality of howrah, the claim is not sustainable. for this purpose he relies upon section 4, calcutta municipal act as extended to howrah.4. learned advocate appearing in support of the rule contends that the learned munsif has erred in law in coming to his conclusion upon ..... two grounds. first he says, that upon the evidence before him he is satisfied that the area is not a bustee within the meaning of section 3 (10) read with section 3 (36), calcutta municipal act, as extended to howrah. his second ground is that the municipality of howrah was bound to decide whether the area was a bustee or not .....

Sayyed Usman Saheb and ors. Vs. Vegisena Sivaramaraju and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1950Mad463

..... refer the parties to a suit so that the right of appeal might be available to them from the decree passed in such a suit. where the court acts under section 144 or under section 151, civil p. c., the summary remedy by way of testitution should ordinarily be limited to matters done under the decree or as a consequence of the ..... the appeal and even if such were taken, in view of the clear statement by the learned judges at p. 474 of the report that the lower court purported to act under section 144, civil p. c., the right of appeal could be justified on the principle of the decision in somasundaramma v. seshagirirao : air1947mad378 which of course follows earlier decisions ..... an earlier decision of this court in ayyasami lyer v. sivakki ammal,, 56 mad. 909 : a. i. r. 1933 mad. 780 where it was held that when a court acting, not under section 145, civil p. c., but under its inherent powers, called upon a surety to carry out the terms of his bond, the right of appeal which the surety would .....

M.S.M.M. Meyyappa Chettiar Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1951Mad506; [1950]18ITR586(Mad); (1950)2MLJ353

..... an one-third share. the tribunal has held that there has not been a partition of the family properties into definite portions as required by section 25a of the act.26. this section has been the victim of conflicting interpretation not only by the different high courts but by the judges of the same court. it is agreed ..... required a partition into definite portions in addition to 'a separation' of the members. in any case, the legislature omitted the words above quoted from section 25a, by the amending act of 1939 evidently with a view to overrule the view of niamatullah j. otherwise, those words would have been retained and the requirement of a partition ..... the property and was not the owner of the properties in their entirety. the question therefore is whether the partition so made satisfies the requirements of section 25-a, income-tax act. the question formulated by the appellate tri-bunal really covers more than one contention raised on behalf of the assessee, and the appel-lates tribunal .....

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

Court : Punjab and Haryana

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 .....

Rambandhu Misra and ors. Vs. Brahmananda Laik and anr.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1950Cal524,54CWN586

..... 1936 possession being delivered on 1st and 2nd may 1937. 3. in the year 1942, the petitioners who were the mortgagors filed two separate applications under section 37a, bengal agricultural debtors act, in which they alleged that the total debt due from both sets of petitioners was rs. 10,300 and that each set of petitioners owed only rs ..... had no jurisdiction to deal with the matter. there were appeals to the appellate officer which were dismissed, and applications in revision to the district judge under section 40a of the act were also dismissed. 5. mr. chandra sekhar sen on behalf of the petitioners has contended that the amount of the debt which wag the subject-matter ..... of the application under section 37a of the act was rs. 10,000. he has referred to the definition of the word 'debt' in section 2, sub-section (8) (v) which is in these terms : ' 'debt' includes all liabilities incurred prior to the .....

indramoni Mohapatra Vs. Nilamoni Moharana

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1950Ori169

..... of reference to arbitration has become irrevocable. 6. the proviso cannot be dissociated from the history as well as from sections 16 and 47 of the act. the sections read: 'the provisions of this act, except sub-section (1) of section 6 and sections 7, 12 and 37, shall apply to every arbitration under any other enactment for the time being in force, ..... , a.i.r. (32) 1945 mad, 294: (i.l.r. (1946) mad. 39). the statutory provision dealing with the subject is contained in the proviso to section 47, arbitration act (act x (10) of 1940). the provieo it has been held in the aforesaid decision, by his lordship, leach c. j. has not altered, rather reaffirmed the (sic) relating ..... party which is guilty of breach of contract may be liable to indemnification of his adversary in a separate proceeding. that is, however, quite another matter. section 47 of the act, like section 89, civil p.c. contains the words 'save in so far as is otherwise provided by any law for the time being in force' the limitation .....