Array ( [0] => ..... entitlement, including both persons disqualified under the 23-month rule challenged in this case and persons disqualified because they refuse to declare a party affiliation. [ footnote 2/1 ] section 7-44 requires page 414 u. s. 67 a primary voter to declare his party affiliation to the primary judges at the polling place; it further provides that, if ..... he seeks to participate is held." "(e) in cities, villages and incorporated towns having a board of election commissioners only voters registered as provided by article 6 of this act shall be entitled to vote at such primary." "(f) no person shall be entitled to vote at a primary unless he is registered under the provisions of article 4 ..... , 5 or 6 of this act, when his registration is required by any of said articles to entitle him to vote at the election with reference to which the primary is held." [ footnote 2/2 ..... [1] => ..... and the liability of the appellants to hand over possession of the land to the respondent under the decree have been kept intact by section 22 of the act.8. the provisions of section 4 of the act have been reproduced above and it is manifest therefrom that with effect from the appointed day, viz, april 1, 1963 all patel watans ..... to the conclusion that the right of the erstwhile watandar to the possession of the watan lands also comes to an end. indeed, clause (iv) of section 4 of the act expressly provides that the resumption of watan land consequent upon the abolition of patel watans and the extinguishment of incidents appertaining to the said watans would be ..... also be not executed with effect from the appointed day. this contention, in our opinion, is not well-founded. what is contemplated by the opening clause of section 4 of the act is that notwithstanding any usage or custom or anything contained in any settlement, grant, agreement, sanad, or any decree or order of a court or the ..... [2] => ..... advocate submits that chandayya shetty had an interest in the properties which he could bequeath by will.8. it appears to us that the provisions of the madras act particularly section 36(2)(h) with its explanation without doubt indicates the time when a share of kavaru is ascertained or a partition in the family and whether property is ..... a share on that basis. the provision is also applicable to every kavaru possessing separate property as if it were a kutumba. however, under sub-section (3) of section 36 of that act if at the time of the partition any kavaru taking a share is a nissanthathi kavaru it would have only a life-interest in the property allotted ..... share as per the preliminary decree. therefore, the contention that interest obtained by the first defendant under the preliminary decree stood enlarged as a result of section 30(1) of the 'act' must fail.16. the above statement of the law which meets the several contentions raised before us is in consonance with our own reading of the ..... [3] => ..... of agrarian reform is essential, apart from taking over of janman rights, to make the law valid. in the present case a concrete agrarian project is presented by section 10 of the forest act. a substantially similar programme was considered by this court in kannan devan's : [1973]1scr356 . case and approved as sufficient to impart to the statute invulnerability ..... a scheme for agrarian reform and we do not see any good reason why we should take a different view with regard to the scheme envisaged in section 10 of the impugned act.36. the high court thought that the scheme was not real or genuine but illusory and has given some reasons in para 12 of the judgment ..... rights being an 'estate' are liable to be acquired by the state under article 31a(1)(a) as a necessary step to the implementation of agrarian reform. section 3 of the impugned act vests the ownership and possession of all private forests in the state. therefore they would attract the protection of article 31a(1). it would not be, in ..... [4] => ..... them to organise the movement in a systematic manner, raising volunteers and setting offices at suitable places in punjab. you further directed them to collect arms, explosives etc. for use for the achievement of the object at the proper time. you further instigated them to create hatred amongst hindus and sikhs and cause communal ..... makers in their wisdom have provided for it. it is not necessary to give further examples to show that prejudicial activities contemplated under section 3(1) of the maintenance of internal security act are not necessarily activities prohibited or made punishable by a specific provision of law. the cases relied upon to support the contrary proposition ..... detention is not a punishment for an offence. to accept the argument on behalf of the appellant would make the grounds given in section 3(1) of the maintenance of internal security act meaningless. take for instance action prejudicial to the relations of india with foreign powers. as far as we are aware, there is ..... [5] => ..... . the appellant, his father karam singh, his uncle bawa singh and bawa singh's son charan singh were tried by the sessions judge, hoshiarpur for offences under sections 302, 307 and 324 read with section 34 i.p.c. in respect of the murder of one darshan singh on 12th october. 1967. the learned sessions judge acquitted karam singh and on appeal ..... [6] => ..... when, but the earliest reported instance of it is to be found in the year 1784 (see wade's case reported in the note to blake's case 2 m. &. section 428 of issuing rule nisi in the first instance. if the applicant made out a prima facie case of unlawful detention, a rule nisi would issue to the respondent and ..... writ of habeas corpus : and it has accordingly been so argued at the bar', and held that the applicant was entitled to be discharged from confinement. similarly in exparte yarbrough (1884) 110 u.s. 651; 28 l.ed. 274. a writ of habeas corpus was prayed for on the ground that the applicant's trial, conviction and sentence in the ..... return being insufficient the court made the 'rule absolute to discharge the prisoner'. this practice found recognition in the crown office rules, 1886 which were made under the judicature act, 1875 to govern the practice and procedure on the crown side of the king's bench division. we need not refer to the specific provisions of the crown office rules ..... [7] => ..... and in mentioning a wrong place of occurrence. as would appear from the narration of facts, only members of one party received injuries as a result of the explosion of hand-grenade. if the hand-grenade had exploded in a large gathering near the village gurudwara, it is not likely that the splinters from the exploded hand- ..... received fatal injuries. injuries were also received by ajit singh, jarnail singh, mohinder singh and harbans singh fws. learned sessions judge convicted jagir singh and baljit singh under section 302 indian penal code on two counts for causing the death of joginder singh and lakha singh deceased and sentenced them to death on each count. the said two accused ..... of these witnesses more closely. if their evidence can stand that test, as it does in the present case, there is no reason why it should not be acted upon. some of the witnesses are close relatives of the deceased persons and it is most difficult to believe that they would spare the real assailants and falsely ..... [8] => ..... for military support of cambodia. [ footnote 5 ] the following winter, congress reenacted the same limitation with the added proviso that "nothing contained in this section shall be construed to prohibit support of actions required to insure the safe and orderly withdrawal or disengagement of u.s. forces from southeast asia, or ..... follow the regular appellate procedures on the accelerated schedule as suggested by the court of appeals. in my judgment, i would exceed my legal authority were i, acting alone, to grant this application. the application to vacate the stay entered below must therefore be denied. [ footnote 1 ] article i, 8, cl. 11 ..... constitution. [ footnote 1 ] the united states district court agreed and, on applicants' motion for summary judgment, permanently enjoined respondents, the secretary of defense, the acting secretary of the air force, and the deputy secretary of defense, from "participating in any way in military activities in or over cambodia or releasing any bombs which ..... [9] => ..... /34 and 333/34 indian penal code, section 25 of arms act read with section 34 indian penal code, section 27 arms act read with section 34 indian penal code, section 3 explosive substances act read with section 34 indian penal code, section 4 explosive substances act read with section 34 indian penal code, section 5 explosive substances act read with section 34 indian penal code and section 6 explosive substances act read with section 34 indian penal code. in the alternative ..... , there were charges against the accused for the above offences read with section ..... ) Explosives Act 1884 Section 4 Definitions - Sortby Recent - Court Us Supreme Court - Year 1973 - Page 2 - Judgments | SooperKanoon Skip to content


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Nov 19 1973 (FN)

Kusper Vs. Pontikes

Court : US Supreme Court

Decided on : Nov-19-1973

..... entitlement, including both persons disqualified under the 23-month rule challenged in this case and persons disqualified because they refuse to declare a party affiliation. [ footnote 2/1 ] section 7-44 requires page 414 u. s. 67 a primary voter to declare his party affiliation to the primary judges at the polling place; it further provides that, if ..... he seeks to participate is held." "(e) in cities, villages and incorporated towns having a board of election commissioners only voters registered as provided by article 6 of this act shall be entitled to vote at such primary." "(f) no person shall be entitled to vote at a primary unless he is registered under the provisions of article 4 ..... , 5 or 6 of this act, when his registration is required by any of said articles to entitle him to vote at the election with reference to which the primary is held." [ footnote 2/2 .....

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Oct 30 1973 (SC)

Narayan Bhondeo Pimputkar and anr. Vs. Laxman Purshottam Pimputkar and ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Decided on : Oct-30-1973

Reported in : AIR1974SC111; (1974)1SCC11; [1974]2SCR116

..... and the liability of the appellants to hand over possession of the land to the respondent under the decree have been kept intact by section 22 of the act.8. the provisions of section 4 of the act have been reproduced above and it is manifest therefrom that with effect from the appointed day, viz, april 1, 1963 all patel watans ..... to the conclusion that the right of the erstwhile watandar to the possession of the watan lands also comes to an end. indeed, clause (iv) of section 4 of the act expressly provides that the resumption of watan land consequent upon the abolition of patel watans and the extinguishment of incidents appertaining to the said watans would be ..... also be not executed with effect from the appointed day. this contention, in our opinion, is not well-founded. what is contemplated by the opening clause of section 4 of the act is that notwithstanding any usage or custom or anything contained in any settlement, grant, agreement, sanad, or any decree or order of a court or the .....

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Sep 20 1973 (SC)

Jalaja Shedthi and ors. Vs. Lakshmi Shedthi and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Decided on : Sep-20-1973

Reported in : AIR1973SC2658; (1973)2SCC773; [1974]1SCR707

..... advocate submits that chandayya shetty had an interest in the properties which he could bequeath by will.8. it appears to us that the provisions of the madras act particularly section 36(2)(h) with its explanation without doubt indicates the time when a share of kavaru is ascertained or a partition in the family and whether property is ..... a share on that basis. the provision is also applicable to every kavaru possessing separate property as if it were a kutumba. however, under sub-section (3) of section 36 of that act if at the time of the partition any kavaru taking a share is a nissanthathi kavaru it would have only a life-interest in the property allotted ..... share as per the preliminary decree. therefore, the contention that interest obtained by the first defendant under the preliminary decree stood enlarged as a result of section 30(1) of the 'act' must fail.16. the above statement of the law which meets the several contentions raised before us is in consonance with our own reading of the .....

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Sep 18 1973 (SC)

State of Kerala and anr. Vs. the Gwalior Rayon Silk Manufacturing (Wvg ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Decided on : Sep-18-1973

Reported in : AIR1973SC2734; 1973(0)KLT896(SC); (1973)2SCC713; [1974]1SCR671

..... of agrarian reform is essential, apart from taking over of janman rights, to make the law valid. in the present case a concrete agrarian project is presented by section 10 of the forest act. a substantially similar programme was considered by this court in kannan devan's : [1973]1scr356 . case and approved as sufficient to impart to the statute invulnerability ..... a scheme for agrarian reform and we do not see any good reason why we should take a different view with regard to the scheme envisaged in section 10 of the impugned act.36. the high court thought that the scheme was not real or genuine but illusory and has given some reasons in para 12 of the judgment ..... rights being an 'estate' are liable to be acquired by the state under article 31a(1)(a) as a necessary step to the implementation of agrarian reform. section 3 of the impugned act vests the ownership and possession of all private forests in the state. therefore they would attract the protection of article 31a(1). it would not be, in .....

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Sep 18 1973 (SC)

Giani Bakshish Singh Vs. Government of India and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Decided on : Sep-18-1973

Reported in : AIR1973SC2667; 1973CriLJ1801; (1973)2SCC688; [1974]1SCR662; 1973(5)LC814(SC)

..... them to organise the movement in a systematic manner, raising volunteers and setting offices at suitable places in punjab. you further directed them to collect arms, explosives etc. for use for the achievement of the object at the proper time. you further instigated them to create hatred amongst hindus and sikhs and cause communal ..... makers in their wisdom have provided for it. it is not necessary to give further examples to show that prejudicial activities contemplated under section 3(1) of the maintenance of internal security act are not necessarily activities prohibited or made punishable by a specific provision of law. the cases relied upon to support the contrary proposition ..... detention is not a punishment for an offence. to accept the argument on behalf of the appellant would make the grounds given in section 3(1) of the maintenance of internal security act meaningless. take for instance action prejudicial to the relations of india with foreign powers. as far as we are aware, there is .....

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Sep 14 1973 (SC)

ChaIn Singh Vs. State of Punjab

Court : Supreme Court of India

Decided on : Sep-14-1973

Reported in : AIR1973SC2677; 1973CriLJ1810; (1974)3SCC406

..... . the appellant, his father karam singh, his uncle bawa singh and bawa singh's son charan singh were tried by the sessions judge, hoshiarpur for offences under sections 302, 307 and 324 read with section 34 i.p.c. in respect of the murder of one darshan singh on 12th october. 1967. the learned sessions judge acquitted karam singh and on appeal .....

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Sep 11 1973 (SC)

Kanu Sanyal Vs. District Magistrate, Darjeeling and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Decided on : Sep-11-1973

Reported in : AIR1973SC2684; 1973CriLJ1818; (1973)2SCC674; [1974]1SCR621

..... when, but the earliest reported instance of it is to be found in the year 1784 (see wade's case reported in the note to blake's case 2 m. &. section 428 of issuing rule nisi in the first instance. if the applicant made out a prima facie case of unlawful detention, a rule nisi would issue to the respondent and ..... writ of habeas corpus : and it has accordingly been so argued at the bar', and held that the applicant was entitled to be discharged from confinement. similarly in exparte yarbrough (1884) 110 u.s. 651; 28 l.ed. 274. a writ of habeas corpus was prayed for on the ground that the applicant's trial, conviction and sentence in the ..... return being insufficient the court made the 'rule absolute to discharge the prisoner'. this practice found recognition in the crown office rules, 1886 which were made under the judicature act, 1875 to govern the practice and procedure on the crown side of the king's bench division. we need not refer to the specific provisions of the crown office rules .....

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Aug 06 1973 (SC)

The State of Punjab Vs. Jagir Singh, Baljit Singh and Karam Singh

Court : Supreme Court of India

Decided on : Aug-06-1973

Reported in : AIR1973SC2407; 1973CriLJ1589; (1974)3SCC277; [1974]1SCR328

..... and in mentioning a wrong place of occurrence. as would appear from the narration of facts, only members of one party received injuries as a result of the explosion of hand-grenade. if the hand-grenade had exploded in a large gathering near the village gurudwara, it is not likely that the splinters from the exploded hand- ..... received fatal injuries. injuries were also received by ajit singh, jarnail singh, mohinder singh and harbans singh fws. learned sessions judge convicted jagir singh and baljit singh under section 302 indian penal code on two counts for causing the death of joginder singh and lakha singh deceased and sentenced them to death on each count. the said two accused ..... of these witnesses more closely. if their evidence can stand that test, as it does in the present case, there is no reason why it should not be acted upon. some of the witnesses are close relatives of the deceased persons and it is most difficult to believe that they would spare the real assailants and falsely .....

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Aug 01 1973 (FN)

Holtzman Vs. Schlesinger

Court : US Supreme Court

Decided on : Aug-01-1973

..... for military support of cambodia. [ footnote 5 ] the following winter, congress reenacted the same limitation with the added proviso that "nothing contained in this section shall be construed to prohibit support of actions required to insure the safe and orderly withdrawal or disengagement of u.s. forces from southeast asia, or ..... follow the regular appellate procedures on the accelerated schedule as suggested by the court of appeals. in my judgment, i would exceed my legal authority were i, acting alone, to grant this application. the application to vacate the stay entered below must therefore be denied. [ footnote 1 ] article i, 8, cl. 11 ..... constitution. [ footnote 1 ] the united states district court agreed and, on applicants' motion for summary judgment, permanently enjoined respondents, the secretary of defense, the acting secretary of the air force, and the deputy secretary of defense, from "participating in any way in military activities in or over cambodia or releasing any bombs which .....

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Jul 23 1973 (SC)

Khasbaba Maruti Sholke Vs. the State of Maharashtra

Court : Supreme Court of India

Decided on : Jul-23-1973

Reported in : AIR1973SC2474; (1973)2SCC449; [1974]1SCR266

..... /34 and 333/34 indian penal code, section 25 of arms act read with section 34 indian penal code, section 27 arms act read with section 34 indian penal code, section 3 explosive substances act read with section 34 indian penal code, section 4 explosive substances act read with section 34 indian penal code, section 5 explosive substances act read with section 34 indian penal code and section 6 explosive substances act read with section 34 indian penal code. in the alternative ..... , there were charges against the accused for the above offences read with section .....

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