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Gyani Kartar Singh Vs. Rex

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1950CriLJ771

..... doubt, was in regard to the affairs of labour and came within the definition of ' labour meeting'. the applicant accordingly has rightly been convicted under section 19, punjab public safety act.6. the applicant has been sentenced to undergo two months' rigorous imprisonment. the sentence certainly is by no means excessive and, if at all, errs ..... b. 10 (2) of the code. the additional district magistrate in the present case thus was fully empowered to have passed the order under section 4, punjab public safety act.5. the question now that arises for consideration before the court is whether the applicant had disobeyed the order by attending a labour meeting. the ..... .1. this is an application in revision by gyani kartar singh from the order of mr. abdul kauf, magistrate, 1st glass, ajmer, convicting him under section 19, punjab public safety act (li [2] of 1947) as made applicable to the province of ajmer. merwara and sentencing him to undergo two months rigorous imprisonment. his appeal before .....

Central Bank of India Vs. L. Narendrapal

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1950All52

..... that the reasonable rent therefore came to an amount in the neighbourhood of rs. 133. he alleged that even this was an inadequate rent and brought a suit under section 6 of the act for fixation of the rent at the rate of rs. 200 a month. the suit was thus in effect a suit for enhancement on the ground that the ..... the defendant enhancing rent to rs. 200.2. the court below has fixed the rent at rs. 132-9-s per month, which is .the reasonable rent according to the act. thus the court below has come to a finding that the reasonable rent is neither inadequate nor excessive. the suit being one for enhancement of rent on the ground that ..... orderseth, j.1. this is a defendant's application arising out of a suit under section 5 (4), u. p. temporary control of rent and eviction act, iii [3] of 1947. the premises were let to the defendant bank by a registered lease some time in the year 1943 at a rent of rs. 100 per month. .....

Mehnga Buta Vs. the Crown

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1953P& H295

..... common intention of you both did commit murder by intentionaily causing the death of bhagtu chow-kidar of your village and thereby committed an offence punishable under section 302 read with section 34, penal code, and within cognizance of the sessions court, jullundur. and 1 hereby direct that you be tried by the said sessions court ..... death being only an accidental, i do not think it will be safe to convict the accused of murder under section 302, penal code. under section 300 of the code the prosecution has to prove that the act by which death is caused was done with a certain intention or knowledge and as long as the prosecution does ..... grounds of appeal which is substantiated by circumstances he is guilty of committing a rash and negligent act which is covered by section 304a, penal code. i would, therefore, change the conviction from murder under section 302 to an offence under. section 304a and would sentence him to rigorous imprisonment for two years. the sentence of death is, .....

Hazura Singh Hari Singh Vs. the Crown

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1950P& H23; 1950CriLJ412

..... been called for the prosecution ; (2) the person who uses it is the accused; (3) the statement is used for the purpose of contradicting such witness under section 146, evidence act; (4) the statement of the witness in question must have been reduced into writing; and (6) the written statement must be proved. if the above conditions are ..... police in the course of the investigation cannot be proved even though the person who made the statement is dead, unless the statement comes within section 32, clause (1), evidence act.9. now, section 162, criminal p.c. provides that the police statement of a witness who has been called for the prosecution can be used by the accused ..... p, w. 2, and dalip singh, p.w. 8, have been used by the prosecution for the purpose of corroborating rawat singh and dalip bingb. under section 157, evidence act. this is not permissible in law.10. as stated above the contention raised by the learned counsel for the appellant is that no reliance can be placed upon .....

Rajkishor Mohanty and anr. Vs. Banabehari Patnaik and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1951Ori291

..... is valid & binding since the reasonableness of the price is one that can be determined by the ct. if the parties themselves do not ultimately agree about it. under section 29, contract act, it is only agreements the meaning of which is not certain or is not capable of being made certain that are void. a contract to sell at a reasonable ..... to ct. on his own admission 'at the request of 'dr. patanaik'. it is obvious from this evidence that throughout the negotiations & the trial of i the suit he was acting according to the instructions of his father-in-law, d. w. 3. the learned dist. j's observation that d. w. 3 is a disinterested therefore leaves me unconvinced. the ..... price is one that can be made certain within the meaning of this section, that is by fixation of the price by the ct. on the standard of reasonableness in case .....

Mohan Lal and ors. Vs. Gokaran Singh and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1950All87

..... debtor, but the question that has to be determined, is whether he is a debtor also within the meaning of the act. this word has not been defined in the act. although 'debt' has been defined in section 2(8) to include a pecuniary liability except a liability for unliquidated damages, the contention of the learned counsel for the ..... subject to some pecuniary liability is to be regarded or not to be regarded to be a debtor. section 4 of the act, however, is helpful in solving this problem. this section enables a landlord to apply for the benefits of the act, and divides landlords into two categories, the first category being of landlords who are subject to private ..... purchased by him was not liable for the payment of the debts of the applicants under the encumbered estates act. his claim was allowed in the year 1944. mohan lal then applied under section 9(5), encum-bered estates act, praying that the debt due to him be apportioned between the landlord applicants and gokaran singh, and that .....

Sheodan Singh Vs. Ramesh Singh and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1950All53

..... , namely, the other vendees from lokan singh, tara singh and others, or to get the debt apportioned between himself and the other vendees under section 9(5)(a), encumbered estates act. in the result the entire amount due to prithi raj singh was realised from sheodan singh. thereafter the present suit was tiled by sheodan singh ..... for contribution under section 82, transfer of property act.3. the suit was resisted by the defendant-respondents and their main ground was that as sheodan singh had failed to get the debt apportioned ..... between himself and his co-debtors in the proceedings under the encumbered estates act, he could not maintain the suit for contribution under section 82, transfer of property act. there were other issues also raised, but the courts below have dismissed the suit on the ground that it was .....

Deputy Commissioner Vs. Upendra Saran Sanyal and ors.

Court : Guwahati

..... speeches delivered at the meeting amount to contempt of a 'court' within the meaning of the expression as used in the contempt of courts act, under section 2 (1) of the act this court has the same power to punish contempts of courts subordinate to it as it has of punishing contempts of its own authority. the ..... .22. the proceedings are again admittedly non-judicial even if the sub-deputy collector's. bona fide believed that he was acting under the regulation. chapter vir, land eevenue manual contains rules framed under sections 129,152 and 155 (b) and (c)rule is provides that the provisions of the civil procedure code and all enactments amending the ..... investigate and report on matters which coma before him in his capacity as a eevenue officer acting under the regulation. the deputy commissioner when directing the sub-deputy collector to enquire and report did not purport to act under this section.24. section 142 of the regulation punishes failure to comply with a notice served on a person .....

Mt. Sajida Khatoon Vs. M.B. Ahmad

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1950All56

..... and that a further ad valorem court-fee is payable oil this amount of rs. 13,200. the finding of the court is based on the ground that section 7 (ii) (a), u. p. court-fees act, read with the proviso to it, is applicable to the present case.4. it is contended by the learned counsel for the appellant that this ..... no force in this contention.5. section 7 (ii) (a), u. p. court-fees act is, divisible into two portions. the first portion, describes the nature of the suit to which it, applies; the second portion describes the method in which the subject-matter ..... section does not apply to the present case, and that the court-fee is payable in accordance with article 17 (vi) of schedule ii, court-fees act, because, the learned counsel contends, this relief is incapable of valuation. in my opinion, there is .....

Santosh Kumari Lalchand Mehra Vs. Chimanlal Munilal Kapur

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1950Bom307; (1950)52BOMLR394

..... father who was her next friend, could maintain this petition. i drew the attention of the learned counsel for the respondent to the provisions of section 49, divorce act which he had himself resorted to in the first instance for urging before me that the petition was not maintainable having been filed before the next ..... very clear in terms and they lay down a condition or conditions for the valid solemnization of marriages between the parsis governed by the act. similarly sections 2 and 17, special marriage act, 1872, which are clear and categoric in terms leave not the slightest doubt in my mind that what the legislature intended was the ..... conclusion of mine, i respectfully differ from the learned judges who constitute0d that special bench, and i am of opinion that the provisions contained in section 2, special marriage act, 1872, are not directory in character but are mandatory and they prescribe the conditions for the proper and valid solemnization of marriage between the parties .....