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Jamunabai and Two ors. Vs. Surendrakumar and anr.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1995MP274; 1996(0)MPLJ113

..... for examining the hindi letters and words. this witness has clearly admitted that he has not taken any education in relation to the hindi script, but he has developed the signs in his experience. in paragraph 13 this witness has clearly stated that on a good surface the writing would be better in comparison to the bad ..... within the meaning of this section, the explanation clearly states that the interest of a male hindu in mitakshara coparcenary property shall notwithstanding anything contained in this act (hindu succession act) or any other law for the time being in force be deemed to be property capable of being disposed of by him or by her within the ..... , he is not entitled to any relief, and lastly (g) the probate application was not in accordance with the provisions of section 279/281 of the indian succession act. he, therefore, submitted that the order passed by the court below be set aside and the application filed by the respondent for grant of probate certificate be rejected.6 .....

Ajit Narayan. Vs. Union of India and Others.

Court : Madhya Pradesh Jabalpur

..... case of baikuntha nath das (supra), and the facts of the said case indicates that the employee concerned was an executive engineer working in the narmada development department of the state of gujarat. pending departmental enquiry into allegations of misuse of power in the matter of purchasing tarpaulin, he was suspended on 22. ..... taking me through the documents filed, the representation submitted and the other material available on record petitioner tried to emphasize that the respondents have acted in a biased and malafide manner and only to harass and victimize the petitioner the impugned action is taken. it was argued by him that respondents have ..... overall service record of the petitioner. it is the case of the petitioner that in the present case compulsory retirement of the petitioner is nothing but an act for punishing the petitioner, without holding a proper enquiry, in violation of the principles of natural justice and, therefore, the same is unsustainable. by .....

Smt. Prabharani Vishwakarma Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1999MP223

..... . keepingthe language employed this court held that the president had become a conduit pipe. in this regard we usefully refer to the section 18 of the municipal corporation act, 1956. it reads as under :--'18, resignation of councillor--- any councillor may resign his office by giving notice in writing to that effect to the mayor ..... 255) (supra) held as under :'from the aforesaid it is perceptible that the role of the president under the municipalities act is different than that of the mayor under the municipal corporation act as the mayor is not a conduit pipe because once a letter of resignation in writing is submitted to the mayor by a ..... to give protection to legislation pertaining to amalgamation of companies only but later it was thought fit to extend the protection to statutory corporations also and therefore the expression 'corporations' was substituted in the act in the place expression 'companies' which had been mentioned in the bill. there is no substance in this submission. it was .....

The State of M.P. Through Local Self Govt. Deptt., Bhopal and ors. Vs. ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1996MP101; 1996(0)MPLJ158

..... v. n. k. shejwalker, 1971 mplj 639, this court considered the provisions of m. p. municipal corporation act, 1956. the case related to election of mayor. it was held that section 23(1) of the corporation act relating to the term of office of mayor was directory and substantial compliance would be sufficient. the meeting was ..... -government to a farce. to construe the scheme of statutory provisions directory, would lead to very anomalous results. considering the nature and design of the act, the consequence which would follow from construing the provisions as mandatory or directory, absence of provision providing for non-compliance of the provision being visited with ..... not prepared topreside and did not preside over the meeting.in our considered opinion, this is a contingency which attracts the provision infection 59 of the act. it was absolutely legitimatefor the councillors present to elect oneamong themselves to preside over the meeting. the view taken by the learned singlejudge that passing .....

Kameshwar Singh Vs. State of M.P.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1997(1)MPLJ145

..... the trial would be vitiated, therefore, the applicant be released on bail. he also submits that immediately after finding that the offence under the provisions of ndps act has been committed, the head constable should have stayed his hands and proceedings and was obliged to call an empowered officer. on the other hand, shri ..... 50 would not arise. the supreme court has further observed that if a police officer, without any prior information, as contemplated under the provisions of the ndps act, makes a search or arrests a person in the normal course of investigation into an offence or suspected offence as provided under the provisions of criminal procedure code ..... and when such search is completed, at that stage section 50 of the ndps act would not be attracted and the question of complying with the requirements thereunder would not arise. if during such search or arrest there is a chance .....

Smt. BhulIn Dewangan Vs. State of M.P. and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2000(4)MPHT69

..... meeting in the manner best suited to the liking of the secretary of the panchayat.11. in the decision of the supreme court in the case of delhi development authority v. h.c. khurana (air 1993 sc 1488), the question arose was whether sealed cover procedure in the matter of promotion under the circular could be ..... this court, we find it necessary to express our opinion on the same.15. the general rule is that non-compliance of mandatory requirement results in nullification of the act. there are, however, several exceptions to the same. if certain requirements or conditions are provided by statute in the interest of a particular person, the requirements or ..... justice dipak misra, sitting singly found that in construing the provisions of section 21 of the m.p. panchayat raj adhiniyam, 1993 and analogous provisions of the repealed act as also sub-rule (3) of rule 3 framed thereunder have been differently construed in several single bench decisions of this court (infra) and in these decisions .....

Punpratap Singh and anr. Vs. State of M.P. and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2000(4)MPHT398; 2000(3)MPLJ632

..... district magistrate in cases of emergency and also by officers. under section 14, the state government is authorised to make rules for carrying out the purposes of the home guards act which include the sphere covered by section 14 (2) (c).5. the madhya pradesh (central provinces and berar) home guards rules, 1947 (hereafter, for short, home ..... home guard receives training and serves in the reserve, discharges such duties as may be prescribed and called upon to do. section 8 of the home guards act deals with discharge of officer and home guards on expiry of period of service or extended period of service in the reserve on the conditions as may be ..... police in times of emergency for maintaining law and order, protection of person and property of citizens and public safety.5. section 4 of the home guards act deals with subordination and superintendence of home guards in the state. this provision envisages control by the state government through inspector general of police in such manner and .....

V.i.S.P. (P) Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax and anr.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : (2004)186CTR(MP)718; [2004]265ITR202(MP)

..... and allahabad high courts reported in cit v. bhaichand h. gandhi : [1983]141itr67(bom) and sundar lal jain v. cit : [1979]117itr316(all) , respectively, contended, that section 68 of the act can be invoked only, when, the books of account of the assessee show the cash entry and not otherwise.5. we are afraid, such a narrow and restricted interpretation of ..... the finding of fact, recorded by the assessing officer and the commissioner of income-tax (appeals) with regard to the addition of rs. 72,100 under section 68 of the act. the assessee derived the income from purchase and sales of sintex water tanks, etc., agents of sinter plast containers, kalol, and bhopal. during the relevant financial year, the assessee claimed ..... 1. this appeal under section 260a of the income-tax act, 1961 (hereinafter for short, 'the act of 1961'), has been preferred by the assessee against the order passed by the income-tax appellate tribunal on april 15, 2002, in i.t.a. no. 402/ind of .....

Lachhmandas Genumal and anr. Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1995(0)MPLJ925

..... to relax or waive the condition, cannot be regarded as onerous or unreasonable.'13. in shyam kishore v. municipal corporation of delhi, air 1992 sc 2279, the supreme court considered a provision of delhi municipal corporation act laying down that no appeal shall be heard or determined unless that amount in dispute in the appeal has been deposited ..... in sundari bai v. state of kerala, air 1979 kerala 68 at par. 13, considered and upheld a similar provision in kerala building tax act.11. in anant mills v. municipal corporation, ahmedabad, air 1975 sc 1234, the court upheld the constitutionality of a statutory provision which barred entertainment of an appeal unless the amount demanded from ..... balance the right of appeal, which is conferred upon a person who is aggrieved with the demand of tax made from him, and the right of the corporation to speedy recovery of the tax. the impugned provision accordingly confers a right of appeal and at the same time, prevents the delay in the payment of tax .....

Govind Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2001(4)MPHT466

..... execution where the document is required by law to be attested. 8. we must now examine section 293 of the cr.pc in the backdrop of these provisions of the act. it reads as under :-- '293. reports of certain government scientific experts.-- (1) anydocument purporting to be a report under the hand of a government scientific expert to ..... of a court are known as documentary evidence. the use of words 'documents produced for inspection of a court' obviously means the original documents. section 59 of the act permits proof of all facts by oral evidence save the contents of a document. it is obvious that a written document has to be produced ordinarily for proving its ..... but were alleged certified copies. copies of the fsl reported were given to the counsel for the accused persons. no application under section 79 of the indian evidence act (for short 'the act') was filed on that date. therefore, it was not known to the accused person on 1 -8-2000 if the prosecution wanted to examine the scientific .....