Array ( [0] => ..... and permitted increases, if any, and observes and performs the other conditions of the tenancy in so far as they are consistent with the provision of the act. section 13 provides for exceptional cases in which the landlord can eject the tenant even though he had been paying rent regularly or be ready and willing to pay rent ..... both the landlord and the tenant that a harmony is sought to be struck whereby the bona fide requirements of the landlords and the tenants in the expanding explosion of need and population and shortage of accommodation are sought to be harmonised and the conditions imposed to evict a tenant are that the landlord must have bona ..... to make such alterations or modifications as necessary for his purposes. the provision for requirement for purposes of demolition and reconstruction is found in section 14(1)(b) of the act. under that sub-section, the controller shall, if he is satisfied on an application made by the landlord that the building is bona fide required by the ..... [1] => ..... public good. both the decisions have preceeded on the basis that the candidate has, no vested right. thereafter, it is open to given directions to a public authority to not act against rules and the principle of law upheld by the court. it is the cardinal duty of court to enforce the provisions of the ..... act, regulations, and rules in the manner as framed, and if they are found to be unreasonable, illegal or invalid, it is open to the court to strike down the rules. ..... [2] => ..... this appeal challenging the above two findings.2. the appellant filed the claim petition in m.a.c.t.o.p. no. 162 of 1980 under section 110-a of the motor vehicles act before the motor accidents claims tribunal (additional district judge), thirunelveli, on the averments that her husband gnanamani nadar on 2-4-1980 at 4.30 p ..... the crane and also that the compensation was excessive.4. an additional counter was later filed contending that the crane was not a motor vehicle within the definition of the act and that, therfore, the motor accident claims tribunal has no jurisdiction to decide the claim.5. before the tribunal, the appellant examined himself as p.w. 2 ..... falls within the definition of 'motor vehicle' as found above.10. the reason given by the tribunal for holding that the crane is not a motor vehicle under the act is that the concerned motor vehicles inspector refused to inspect the vehicle, since the crane, according to him, was not a motor vehicle. the tribunal has also stated that ..... [3] => ..... statutory requirement.6. lastly, learned counsel for the insurance company, appellant herein, wouldsubmit that there excepts liability in case the vehicle was used for reliability trial. section 96(2) of the act enables the insurance company to defend an action for claim only on the enumerated grounds. this ground, namely, user of the vehicle on reliability trial, does ..... as a result of which the accident occurred, causing the death of a person who was travelling in the car. there was advertence to sec. 95(1)(b), proviso (ii) of the act, to hold that it is not required that the policy of insurance should cover such a risk. that is the position evident from a ..... of the language of the said proviso. let us examine the relevant provisions of the act. chapter viii of the act deals with insurance of motor vehicles against third party risks. for our purpose, advertence to ss. 93, 94 and 95 may be sufficient. section 93(d) defines 'third party' thus:' 'third party' includes the government.'this is ..... [4] => ..... statutory requirement.6. lastly, learned counsel for the insurance-company, appellant herein, would submit that there excepts liability in case the vehicle was used for reliability trial. section 96(2) of the act enables the insurance-company to defend an action for claim only on the enumerated grounds. this ground, namely, user of the vehicle on reliability trial, does not ..... the death of the pillion rider.5. learned counsel for the insurance-company-appellant herein, thirdly wants to base a submission on the proviso (ii) to section 95(1)(b) of the act, to say that a policy shall not be required to cover risks for persons, who do not travel for hire or reward or in other words who ..... and as a result of which the accident occurred, causing the death of a person who was travelling in the car. there was advertence to section 95(1)(b) proviso (ii) of the act, to hold that it is not required that the policy of insurance should cover such a risk. that is the position evident from a reading ..... [5] => ..... with principles of natural justice. no doubt in proceedings between the licensor and the licensee, the above decision would apply with all force. however, a proceeding under section 3-a of the act, being one between the landlord and his tenant (government), rights inter se licensor and licensee, could not be determined. the decision, therefore, does not apply ..... learned judge that rule 20 which requires the occupant, to furnish particulars to an authorised officer personally inspecting the premises, while considering the applications under sections 3-a and 12 of the act, as creating a right in the allottee to be present at the time of such inspection and make representation. a reading of the rule ..... referred to above, ramanujam, j., in s. swaminathan v. the state of tamil nadu and ors. 98 l.w. 346 held that section 3-a and the rules made under the act, appear to proceed on the basis that even-though the government is the statutory/tenant and the allottee is merely a licensee in occupation of ..... [6] => ..... his argument on the terms of the policy issued in the present case and marked as ex. p. 1, which we find is in accordance with section 95 (1)(b)(i) of the act. that section stands extracted as follows :'in order to comply with the requirements of this chapter a policy of insurance must be a policy which-(a).....(b) insures the ..... been a liability incurred by the insured to a third party. the terms of the policy of insurance issued, namely, ex. p. 1 being in accord with section 95(1)(b)(i) of the act, the policy of insurance could cover only the liability of the insured to a third party. the purpose of the provision is to protect the interests of ..... so, in mallika v. s. v. alagarsami (died), 3982 acj 272 a bench of this court has adverted to the scope of section 95 (1)(b)(i) of the act though the facts of that case were different, and while doing so, there is a reference to the pronouncement of the supreme court in minu b. mehta v. balkrishna ramachandra ..... [7] => ..... to set up in the plaint that the temple is his private temple can move the concerned deputy commissioner for making a declaration to that effect under section 63(a) of the act and that the right to manage a temple by a denomination is not recognised or referred to by a denomination is not recognised or referred to ..... it is held that the temple in question is a denominational institution it will not automatically follow that section 47 or section 49 or section 49-a of the act will not apply, and the temple in question is not liable to pay contribution under the act.the above view was reiterated in s.a. no. 2239 of 1976 rendered by ratnavel pandian, ..... (both as they then were), after considering the definition of 'religious institution' under act 22 of 1959 and the relevant provisions of sections 51 and 107 of the act, held:thus it is clear that the denominational temple is not outside the purview of the act, but only certain restrictions have been imposed on the exercise of the power on the ..... [8] => ..... for mesne profits, or for an amount which will be found due on taking unsettled accounts, the plaint need only state approximately the amount sued for. section 11 of the court-fees act, 1870 makes the position even clearer. it shows that the claim in a suit for mesne profits is only a rough estimate even if a precise ..... argued that mesne profits should not be fixed on the basis of rent which it could have fetched. i have already extracted the definition of 'mesne profits' in section 2(12) of the code. it refers not only to the profits actually received but also profits which might with ordinary diligence have been received. hence there is ..... fetch if it is let out normally in open market. that will be certainly a relevant criterion for fixation of mesne profits. 'mesne profits' has been defined in section 2(12), code of civil procedure, as profits which the person in wrongful possession of such property actually received or might with ordinary diligence have received therefrom, together with ..... [9] => ..... or indirectly by way of dividends, bonus etc. 11. no commercial activity is carried on, is the admitted case. (i) the society is registered under the societies registration act. (ii) it is established by central government. (iii) it receives grant from the central government. (iv) it imparts training. (v) students are selected on all-india ..... appellant, would urge that the construction placed by the learned single judge on the words 'other educational institutions' occurring in s. 32(v)(b) of the act is not correct. it was further submitted that the first respondent institution is only an adjunct and not an educational institution. in support of this submission, ahmedabad ..... for sale in addition to undertaking job works charging machine-hour rates etc. thus, it is an 'establishment' under the provisions of the payment of bonus act, 1965. it was further claimed that the first respondent is neither a university nor an educational institution or a welfare institution without profit basis. it was ..... ) Explosives Act 1884 Section 4 Definitions - Sortby Recent - Court Chennai - Year 1989 - Page 6 - Judgments | SooperKanoon Skip to content


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Jul 26 1989 (HC)

Nandan Brothers and ors. Vs. Kamaladevi Chandak and ors.

Court : Chennai

Decided on : Jul-26-1989

Reported in : (1989)2MLJ469

..... and permitted increases, if any, and observes and performs the other conditions of the tenancy in so far as they are consistent with the provision of the act. section 13 provides for exceptional cases in which the landlord can eject the tenant even though he had been paying rent regularly or be ready and willing to pay rent ..... both the landlord and the tenant that a harmony is sought to be struck whereby the bona fide requirements of the landlords and the tenants in the expanding explosion of need and population and shortage of accommodation are sought to be harmonised and the conditions imposed to evict a tenant are that the landlord must have bona ..... to make such alterations or modifications as necessary for his purposes. the provision for requirement for purposes of demolition and reconstruction is found in section 14(1)(b) of the act. under that sub-section, the controller shall, if he is satisfied on an application made by the landlord that the building is bona fide required by the .....

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Jul 25 1989 (HC)

T. Sakthivel Vs. the Superintendent of Police

Court : Chennai

Decided on : Jul-25-1989

Reported in : (1989)2MLJ124

..... public good. both the decisions have preceeded on the basis that the candidate has, no vested right. thereafter, it is open to given directions to a public authority to not act against rules and the principle of law upheld by the court. it is the cardinal duty of court to enforce the provisions of the ..... act, regulations, and rules in the manner as framed, and if they are found to be unreasonable, illegal or invalid, it is open to the court to strike down the rules. .....

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Jul 21 1989 (HC)

Poomani Vs. TuticorIn thermal Power Project

Court : Chennai

Decided on : Jul-21-1989

Reported in : 1990ACJ794; AIR1990Mad372

..... this appeal challenging the above two findings.2. the appellant filed the claim petition in m.a.c.t.o.p. no. 162 of 1980 under section 110-a of the motor vehicles act before the motor accidents claims tribunal (additional district judge), thirunelveli, on the averments that her husband gnanamani nadar on 2-4-1980 at 4.30 p ..... the crane and also that the compensation was excessive.4. an additional counter was later filed contending that the crane was not a motor vehicle within the definition of the act and that, therfore, the motor accident claims tribunal has no jurisdiction to decide the claim.5. before the tribunal, the appellant examined himself as p.w. 2 ..... falls within the definition of 'motor vehicle' as found above.10. the reason given by the tribunal for holding that the crane is not a motor vehicle under the act is that the concerned motor vehicles inspector refused to inspect the vehicle, since the crane, according to him, was not a motor vehicle. the tribunal has also stated that .....

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Jul 20 1989 (HC)

National Insurance Co. Ltd., Madras Vs. V.S.R. Kumaresan and Others

Court : Chennai

Decided on : Jul-20-1989

Reported in : 1990ACJ873; AIR1991Mad3

..... statutory requirement.6. lastly, learned counsel for the insurance company, appellant herein, wouldsubmit that there excepts liability in case the vehicle was used for reliability trial. section 96(2) of the act enables the insurance company to defend an action for claim only on the enumerated grounds. this ground, namely, user of the vehicle on reliability trial, does ..... as a result of which the accident occurred, causing the death of a person who was travelling in the car. there was advertence to sec. 95(1)(b), proviso (ii) of the act, to hold that it is not required that the policy of insurance should cover such a risk. that is the position evident from a ..... of the language of the said proviso. let us examine the relevant provisions of the act. chapter viii of the act deals with insurance of motor vehicles against third party risks. for our purpose, advertence to ss. 93, 94 and 95 may be sufficient. section 93(d) defines 'third party' thus:' 'third party' includes the government.'this is .....

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Jul 20 1989 (HC)

National Insurance Company Ltd. Vs. V.S.R. Kumaresan and ors.

Court : Chennai

Decided on : Jul-20-1989

Reported in : (1989)2MLJ120

..... statutory requirement.6. lastly, learned counsel for the insurance-company, appellant herein, would submit that there excepts liability in case the vehicle was used for reliability trial. section 96(2) of the act enables the insurance-company to defend an action for claim only on the enumerated grounds. this ground, namely, user of the vehicle on reliability trial, does not ..... the death of the pillion rider.5. learned counsel for the insurance-company-appellant herein, thirdly wants to base a submission on the proviso (ii) to section 95(1)(b) of the act, to say that a policy shall not be required to cover risks for persons, who do not travel for hire or reward or in other words who ..... and as a result of which the accident occurred, causing the death of a person who was travelling in the car. there was advertence to section 95(1)(b) proviso (ii) of the act, to hold that it is not required that the policy of insurance should cover such a risk. that is the position evident from a reading .....

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Jul 12 1989 (HC)

D.A. Dubier Vs. the Collector of Madras

Court : Chennai

Decided on : Jul-12-1989

Reported in : (1990)2MLJ365

..... with principles of natural justice. no doubt in proceedings between the licensor and the licensee, the above decision would apply with all force. however, a proceeding under section 3-a of the act, being one between the landlord and his tenant (government), rights inter se licensor and licensee, could not be determined. the decision, therefore, does not apply ..... learned judge that rule 20 which requires the occupant, to furnish particulars to an authorised officer personally inspecting the premises, while considering the applications under sections 3-a and 12 of the act, as creating a right in the allottee to be present at the time of such inspection and make representation. a reading of the rule ..... referred to above, ramanujam, j., in s. swaminathan v. the state of tamil nadu and ors. 98 l.w. 346 held that section 3-a and the rules made under the act, appear to proceed on the basis that even-though the government is the statutory/tenant and the allottee is merely a licensee in occupation of .....

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Jul 11 1989 (HC)

United India Insurance Co. Ltd., Salam Vs. Lakshmi and Others

Court : Chennai

Decided on : Jul-11-1989

Reported in : AIR1990Mad108

..... his argument on the terms of the policy issued in the present case and marked as ex. p. 1, which we find is in accordance with section 95 (1)(b)(i) of the act. that section stands extracted as follows :'in order to comply with the requirements of this chapter a policy of insurance must be a policy which-(a).....(b) insures the ..... been a liability incurred by the insured to a third party. the terms of the policy of insurance issued, namely, ex. p. 1 being in accord with section 95(1)(b)(i) of the act, the policy of insurance could cover only the liability of the insured to a third party. the purpose of the provision is to protect the interests of ..... so, in mallika v. s. v. alagarsami (died), 3982 acj 272 a bench of this court has adverted to the scope of section 95 (1)(b)(i) of the act though the facts of that case were different, and while doing so, there is a reference to the pronouncement of the supreme court in minu b. mehta v. balkrishna ramachandra .....

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Jul 10 1989 (HC)

The Commissioner, Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments and anr. V ...

Court : Chennai

Decided on : Jul-10-1989

Reported in : (1989)2MLJ202

..... to set up in the plaint that the temple is his private temple can move the concerned deputy commissioner for making a declaration to that effect under section 63(a) of the act and that the right to manage a temple by a denomination is not recognised or referred to by a denomination is not recognised or referred to ..... it is held that the temple in question is a denominational institution it will not automatically follow that section 47 or section 49 or section 49-a of the act will not apply, and the temple in question is not liable to pay contribution under the act.the above view was reiterated in s.a. no. 2239 of 1976 rendered by ratnavel pandian, ..... (both as they then were), after considering the definition of 'religious institution' under act 22 of 1959 and the relevant provisions of sections 51 and 107 of the act, held:thus it is clear that the denominational temple is not outside the purview of the act, but only certain restrictions have been imposed on the exercise of the power on the .....

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Jun 28 1989 (HC)

P. Narasamma and anr. Vs. K.S. Govinda Mudaliar

Court : Chennai

Decided on : Jun-28-1989

Reported in : (1991)2MLJ436

..... for mesne profits, or for an amount which will be found due on taking unsettled accounts, the plaint need only state approximately the amount sued for. section 11 of the court-fees act, 1870 makes the position even clearer. it shows that the claim in a suit for mesne profits is only a rough estimate even if a precise ..... argued that mesne profits should not be fixed on the basis of rent which it could have fetched. i have already extracted the definition of 'mesne profits' in section 2(12) of the code. it refers not only to the profits actually received but also profits which might with ordinary diligence have been received. hence there is ..... fetch if it is let out normally in open market. that will be certainly a relevant criterion for fixation of mesne profits. 'mesne profits' has been defined in section 2(12), code of civil procedure, as profits which the person in wrongful possession of such property actually received or might with ordinary diligence have received therefrom, together with .....

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Jun 26 1989 (HC)

Workmen of Central Institute of Plastics Engineering and Tools, Guindy ...

Court : Chennai

Decided on : Jun-26-1989

Reported in : (1990)ILLJ593Mad

..... or indirectly by way of dividends, bonus etc. 11. no commercial activity is carried on, is the admitted case. (i) the society is registered under the societies registration act. (ii) it is established by central government. (iii) it receives grant from the central government. (iv) it imparts training. (v) students are selected on all-india ..... appellant, would urge that the construction placed by the learned single judge on the words 'other educational institutions' occurring in s. 32(v)(b) of the act is not correct. it was further submitted that the first respondent institution is only an adjunct and not an educational institution. in support of this submission, ahmedabad ..... for sale in addition to undertaking job works charging machine-hour rates etc. thus, it is an 'establishment' under the provisions of the payment of bonus act, 1965. it was further claimed that the first respondent is neither a university nor an educational institution or a welfare institution without profit basis. it was .....

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