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Deokumari and anr. Vs. Ramkhilawan Jagdeo Singh (Deceased) by His Heir ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1989(1)BomCR583

..... by virtue of section 15-a of the act. what section 15-a means is that just as a lawful sub-tenant is deemed to be a tenant of the original tenant, a licensee shall also be deemed ..... title paramount, that is to say, the owner of the premises.from where the learned counsel gets his information is a mystery. the word 'landlord' is defined by section 5(3) of the act to include even a licensor who has given a licence in respect of the premises in question to the licensee who is deemed to have become the tenant ..... 's landlord.in my opinion, the proposition needs just to be stated to be rejected. the entire exercise is based upon the word 'landlord' used in section 15-a of the rent act. that sub-section provides that as from 1st day of february, 1973, the person who was till that date a mere licensee shall be deemed to have become the tenant .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Tej Cloth Weaving Factory

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (1989)80CTR(P& H)28; [1989]178ITR474(P& H)

..... made by the three hindu undivided families amongst its coparceners, when partial partition is to be ignored, which in terms of clause (a) of sub-section (9) of section 171 of the act has to be considered as null and void. the necessary incident of ignoring the partial partition would be that the investment made by the three hindu undivided ..... for the mode of assessment and the procedure for doing so on the total or partial partition of a hindu undivided family. by the insertion of sub-section (9) in section 171 of the act, any partial partition after december 31, 1978, is not to be recognised and by virtue of clause (a) thereto, no claim, when partial partition had ..... with the assessee-firm on behalf of the hindu undivided family has to be considered as capital borrowing on partial partition or not.6. sub-section (9) was inserted in section 171 of the act by the finance act (no. 2) of 1980, with effect from april 1,1980. the assessment year in question is 1980-81, and it is beyond .....

Achhaibar Pandey (In Jail) Vs. the State

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 1990CriLJ958

..... (pw 1) to achhaibar pandey accused, the documents relating to that transaction are exts. ka-1 and ka-2. a suit under section 229-b of u. p. zamindari abolition and land reforms act was filed prior to the occurrence against prabhu dayal (pw2) by vindhyachal pandey accused. ram dayal deceased was also a co-plaintiff of ..... of 1979 against the acquittal of vindhyachal pandey, janardan pandey, biten misra, gulab misra, bhardul misra, hasani ram, komal prasad, kashi, chhatthu, munesar and achhaibar pandey under sections 302/149. 307/149, 148 and 147, i.p.c. by the learned iv additional sessions judge in the aforesaid case.2. achhaibar pandey and janardan pandey accused are ..... . 1138 of 1979 against the judgment of the iv additional sessions judge, deoria dated 29-2-1979 passed in sessions trial no. 12 of 1976 convicting him under sections 302 and 307, i.p.c. and sentenceing him to life imprisonment and five years rigorous imprisonment respectively. the state of u. p. has filed government appeal .....

Nandkishore Mohanlal Vs. Jhunjhunwala and Co. and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1990MP331; 1990MPLJ382

..... . c. co. workers' union, air 1961 patna 15, a division bench held that a registered trade union which is a body corporate within the meaning of section 13 of the trade unions act can institute a suit in forma paupersis. similarly in jogesh chandra v. shri iswar braja raj jew thakur, air 1981 cal 259, held that a deity as ..... entitled to property worth more than one thousandrupees other than the property exempt from attachment in execution of a decree, and the subject-matter of the suit. proviso to section 60 of the code, which gives a list of properties exempt from attachment and sale in execution of decree, however mentions the necessary wearing apparel. a firm cannot wear ..... person. the suit was accordingly registered as c. s. no. 23-b of 1977.4. on 5-2-1985, the respondents, in this appeal moved an application under section 151 of the code alleging that the high court in misc. appeal no. 160 of 1979 held that the appellant is not an indigent person, andtherefore, the application under rule .....

Surajmal JaIn and anr. Vs. State of Orissa

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 67(1989)CLT596; 1989CriLJ1960

..... restrictions imposed by such licence under the aforesaid act. section 7 is the penal provision according to which if any person exhibits or permits to be exhibited in any place, any film other than a film which ..... seizure of the film and not the apparatus. in other words, if there is reasonable suspicion that an offence has been committed which is punishable under section 7 of the aforesaid act, the investigating agency can at best seize the uncertified film or the certified film, as the case may be, but the apparatus which has been ..... a vcr, a television and a screen with the help of which a film is exhibited come within the definition of 'cinematograph'.4. according to section 10 of the cinematograph act, 1952, no person shall give an exhibition by means of a cinematograph elsewhere than the place licensed in accordance and in compliance with the conditions and .....

Deshaney Vs. Winnebago Cty. Dss

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 317 . [ footnote 8 ] of course, the protections of the due process clause, both substantive and procedural, may be triggered when the state, by the affirmative acts of its agents, subjects an involuntarily confined individual to deprivations of liberty which are not among those generally authorized by his confinement. see, e.g., whitley v. ..... institutionalization, or other similar restraint of personal liberty -- which is the "deprivation of liberty" triggering the protections of the due process clause, not its failure to act to protect his liberty interests against harms inflicted by other means. [ footnote 8 ] page 489 u. s. 201 the estelle-youngberg analysis simply has no ..... its social workers, received complaints that petitioner was being abused by his father, and took various steps to protect him; they did not, however, act to remove petitioner from his father's custody. petitioner's father finally beat him so severely that he suffered permanent brain damage, and was rendered profoundly .....

U.S. Vs. Ron Pair Enterprises

Court : US Supreme Court

..... no significant reason why congress would have intended, or any policy reason would compel, that consensual and nonconsensual liens be treated differently in allowing post-petition interest. section 506(b)'s language clearly directs that post-petition interest be paid on all oversecured claims. midlantic national bank v. new jersey dept. of environmental protection, 474 ..... unit, and is not compensation for actual pecuniary loss. . . ." [ footnote 8 ] the rule preventing discharge of criminal fines was articulated promptly after the bankruptcy act of 1898 was passed, see in re moore, 111 f. 145, 148-149 (wd ky.1901), and was uniformly accepted at the time congress was considering the ..... grant that protection." report at 4-5 (emphasis added). whether or page 489 u. s. 249 not congress took notice of the pre-code standard, it acted with sufficient clarity in enacting the statute. the judgment of the court of appeals is reversed. it is so ordered. [ footnote 1 ] most bankruptcy courts .....

Teague Vs. Lane

Court : US Supreme Court

..... u.s. at 401 u. s. 692 (opinion concurring in judgments in part and dissenting in part) -- is not relevant here. application of the fair cross-section requirement to the petit jury would not accord constitutional protection to any primary activity whatsoever. the second exception suggested by justice harlan -- that a new rule should be ..... this statute and its forbears to authorize federal courts to grant writs of habeas corpus whenever a person's liberty is unconstitutionally restrained. shortly after the habeas corpus act of 1867, ch. 27, 14 stat. 385, empowered federal courts to issue writs of habeas corpus to state authorities, we noted: "this legislation is of ..... to reconsider the wisdom of prior decisions in every case they confront, and because it fosters predictability in the law, permitting litigants and potential litigants to act in the knowledge that precedent will not be overturned lightly and ensuring that they will not be treated unfairly as a result of frequent or unanticipated .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. S. Warriam Singh Cold Stores

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (1990)81CTR(P& H)338; [1989]178ITR585(P& H)

..... of factory building. it was held that the process undertaken in a cold storage fell within the definition of 'manufacturing process' in clause (k)(i) of section 2 of the factories act, 1948, inasmuch as it involved the production of cold air and, therefore, a cold storage building fell within the definition of 'factory building' and was ..... for use on the surface of the ground and, therefore, the firm purchasing a rig and compressor for digging borewells was entitled to investment allowance under section 32a of the act. relying upon this judgment, counsel for the assessee laid great stress upon the fact that water underground and water on the surface of the ground remained ..... in a cold storage, the production of cold air must also be treated as 'production' or 'manufacture' of an 'article' or 'thing' in terms of section 32a of the act.8. after giving our careful thought to the matter, we fully concur with the view expressed by the tribunal, namely :'... such a plant does fulfil the condition .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Ananda Bazar Patrika (P.) Ltd.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1990)81CTR(Cal)356,[1990]184ITR542(Cal)

..... bishnoi, a director of the company, ramshankar singh, an agent of the company, and fakirchand maheswari, manager. all these persons were convicted under section 74(1)(a) of the indian mines act, 1952, for violation of regulations 38 and 40 of the indian metalliferous mines regulations, 1926. each of them was sentenced to pay a fine ..... was an officer of the company and in this connection reference was made to section 2(3) which specifically defines an officer to include an auditor for the purpose of certain sections of the companies act. one of such sections was section 633 of the said act which dealt with any proceedings for default, breach of duty, negligence, etc., ..... against any officer of the company. considering the provisions of section 633 and section 2(3) of the companies act, the tribunal was of the view that the expenditure was bona fide incurred in the larger interests of the assessee's business, especially .....