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Indian Mutual General Insurance Society Ltd. Vs. Himalaya Finance and ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1974Delhi114; 1973RLR430

..... endorsement no. 10. as such it is also a party to the arbitration agreement and is entitled to enforce the same by a petition under section 20 of the arbitration act or otherwise. the findings of the courts below are thereforee maintained and the revision petitions are dismissed, but in the circumstances of the case, the ..... and that consideration must move from the plaintiff, so far as the second proposition is concerned, the definition of consideration in indian law contained in section 2(d) of the contract act is different and reads as follows: -'when at the desire of the promisor, the promiseor any other person has done or abstained from doing, ..... in some cases the insurance company moved the court below under a petition under sections 32 and 33 of the arbitration act for determination of the question raised in the revision. some other proceedings were initiated on applications under section 8 of the arbitration act for appointment of an arbitrator. all these cases have been decided by -two .....

Dharam Singh Vs. Lila Gurcharan Singh and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 9(1973)DLT311

..... upon the realisation of the decretal amount at once as was cantemplated by the mortgage deed, this amounted to giving of time within the meaning of section 135 of the contract act with the result that it would discharge the surety from his obligation under the deed. i would, thereforee allow the appeal set aside-the order of ..... company, (thus to substitute for payment in one sum payment by installments amount to a giving of time) were held to be what was contemplated by section 135 of the contract act. the argument of the counsel for the respondents that by allowing the defendant to pay the decretal amount in installments merely amounts to forbearance within the meaning ..... rime was given to the judgment-debtor. if, as i held that by this compromise time was given to the judgment-debtor, it will immediately attract section 135 of the contract act and would lead to the dicharge of the surety- appellant. there is no suggestion that the appellant had ever assented to such a contract. a reference .....

Roe Vs. Wade

Court : US Supreme Court

..... other medical procedure, the judicial council becomes involved whenever there is alleged violation of the principles of medical ethics as established by the house of delegates." [ footnote 40 ] " uniform abortion act" "section 1. [ abortion defined; when authorized. ]" "(a) 'abortion' means the termination of human pregnancy with an intention other than to produce a live birth or to remove a dead fetus." "(b ..... construed to effectuate its general purpose to make uniform the law with respect to the subject of this act among those states which enact it." "section 4. [ short title. ] this act may be cited as the uniform abortion act." "section 5. [ severability. ] if any provision of this act or the application thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, the invalidity does not affect other .....

C.P. Kandaswamy and ors. Vs. Mariappa Stores and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1974Mad178

..... case, it seems to have been contended that the term "personal injuries not causing the death of the party" in section 89 of the probate and administration act (corresponding to section 306 of the indian succession act) would relate only to bodily injuries and not to injuries such as malicious prosecution. such a contention had been negatived ..... present civil miscellaneous appeal, whether on his death during the pendency of the appeal, the appeal should abate.4. a plain reading of section 306 of the indian succession act would undoubtedly go to show that the cause of action regarding the injuries sustained by the petitioner in this case would not survive on ..... whether the physical injuries sustained by the petitioner come under the clause "other personal injuries not causing the death of the party" excepted under section 306 of the indian succession act. the second aspect is, the claim having been filed by the injured himself and the same having been partially allowed, after which the injured .....

Guruswami Asari and ors. Vs. Raju Asari and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1973Mad473; (1973)2MLJ203

..... before me that the only method known to law for becoming a co-owner was as contemplated by s. 45 of the transfer of property act, and that the provisions of that section not being applicable to the present case the appellants herein could not institute the present suit for partition as if they were co-owners along ..... with the second defendant. i am unable to agree with this contention. section 45 of the transfer of property act has a limited operation. all that the section says is that, where immovable property is transferred for consideration to two or more persons and such consideration is paid out of ..... to the contrary respectively entitled to interest in such property in proportion to the shares of the consideration which they respectively advanced. thus it will be seen that section 45 only states that the interest inter se as between the several joint purchasers of an immovable property will subject to contract between them, be in the .....

United States Vs. Glaxo Group Ltd.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... third parties without the licensors' prior consent. the united states filed a civil antitrust suit against appellees to restrain alleged violations of 1 of the sherman act, and the government also attacked the validity of the dosage-form patents, and sought the relief of mandatory, nondiscriminatory bulk-form sales and reasonable-royalty ..... authority for the existence of a general right of either private individuals or the government to collaterally challenge the validity of issued patents. in the patent act of 1790, congress provided that private citizens could, upon motion alleging fraudulent procurement, prompt a district court to issue to a patentee an order to ..... defense to the government's claim of antitrust violations. it reasoned that, in a suit to vindicate the public interest by enjoining violations of the sherman act, the united states should have the opportunity, similar to that afforded licensees in an action for royalties, to show that an asserted shield of patentability does .....

United States Vs. Dionisio

Court : US Supreme Court

..... determination that "(a) there is probable cause for belief that an individual is committing, has committed, or is about to commit a particular offense enumerated in section 2516 of this chapter [including the transmission of wagering information];" "(b) there is probable cause for belief that particular communications concerning that offense will be obtained ..... no civilian may be brought to trial for an infamous crime "unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury." this constitutional guarantee presupposes an investigative body "acting independently of either prosecuting attorney or judge," stirone v. united states, 361 u. s. 212 , 361 u. s. 218 , whose mission is to clear ..... (schwartz), supra, at 899-900. a grand jury has broad investigative powers to determine whether a crime has been committed and who has committed it. the jurors may act on tips, rumors, evidence offered by the prosecutor, or their own personal knowledge. branzburg v. hayes, 408 u.s. at 408 u. s. 701 . no .....

United States Vs. Florida East Coast Ry. Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the middle district of florida, which we here review, was based on the assumption that the language in 1(14)(a) of the interstate commerce act requiring rulemaking under that section to be done "after hearing" was the equivalent of a statutory requirement that the rule "be made on the record after opportunity for an agency ..... requirement of a 'full hearing' has obvious reference to the tradition of judicial proceedings. . . ." id. at 298 u. s. 480 . section 1(14)(a) of the interstate commerce act bestows upon the commission broad discretionary power to determine incentive rates. these rates may have devastating effects on a particular line. according to the brief of ..... reached the same conclusion by a somewhat different line of reasoning. that court felt that, because 1(14)(a) of the interstate commerce act had required a "hearing," and because that section was originally enacted in 1917, congress was probably thinking in terms of a "hearing" such as that described in the opinion of this .....

Epa Vs. Mink

Court : US Supreme Court

..... interest' is made both to delimit more narrowly the exception and to give it a more precise definition. the phrase 'public interest' in section 3(a) of the administrative procedure act has been subject page 410 u. s. 82 to conflicting interpretations, often colored by personal prejudices and predilections. it admits of no clear ..... [t]his official information or material, referred to as classified information or material in this order, is expressly exempted from public disclosure by section 552(b)(1) of [the freedom of information act]." (emphasis added.) thus, the executive clearly recognized that exemption 1 applies only to matter specifically classified "in the interest of the national ..... , but nonetheless under the umbrella of a "secret" file, the district court should make sure that it is disclosed under the act. this seems clear from 552(b), which states: "this section does not apply to matters that are -- (1) specifically required by executive order to be kept secret in the interest of .....

Doe Vs. Bolton

Court : US Supreme Court

..... , from participating in the abortion procedure. these provisions obviously are in the statute in order to afford appropriate protection to the individual and to the denominational hospital. section 21202(e) affords adequate protection to the hospital, and little more is provided by the committee prescribed by 26-1202(b)(5). we conclude that the interposition ..... p. 410 u. s. 113 , at 140 n. 37. [ footnote 4 ] the pertinent provisions of the 1876 statute were: "section i. be it enacted, etc., that from and after the passage of this act, the willful killing of an unborn child, so far developed as to be ordinarily called 'quick,' by any injury to the mother of such ..... child, which would be murder if it resulted in the death of such mother, shall be guilty of a felony, and punishable by death or imprisonment for life, as the jury trying the case may recommend." "sec .....