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Sri Poosapathi Ramachandra Raju Garu Vs. Sri Rajah Vachavayi Venkata S ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1916Mad903; 30Ind.Cas.41

..... high court ought not to interfere in revision. this raises the question of the power of the high court to interfere in revision under section 115, civil procedure code, and section 15 of the charter act. section 115, civil procedure code, empowers the high court to call for any case which has been decided by any court subordinate to such high court and ..... 1913 was filed by the widow of the hajah of tuni against the defendants to enforce the terms of an agreement entered into with her husband (who financed the litigation in connection with the vizianagaram instate), whereby the plaintiff's husband was entitled to a certain share in the decree that may be passed in the ..... of the contract act. upon this plaint, written statements were filed and various defences were raised. for the purpose of this petition it is sufficient to refer to two of them. the first defence was that the plaintiff's husband committed a breach of contract and wrongly refused to finance the suit and that consequently he .....

Mitchell (Surveyor of Taxes) Vs. Egyptian Hotels, Limited

Court : House of Lords

..... seat and controlling power of the company remained in england with the board of directors of the company. how far, in any particular case, the power over finance gives controlling power is a question for the commissioners, but i find it difficult to appreciate how any trade or business can be exclusively carried on outside the ..... financial trading results to the board of directors of the company in england for the purpose of being incorporated in the company's accounts and balance-sheets and acted upon for the declaration of dividends. the egyptian accounts were made up and audited in egypt and subsequently forwarded to the respondents' office in london and ..... board in egypt "reported the financial trading results to the board of directors for the purpose of being incorporated in the company's accounts and balance-sheets, and acted upon for the declaration of dividends," and, therefore, as i read it, impliedly finds, and certainly nowhere finds the contrary, that such results were adopted by .....

In Goods Of: G.A. Quiningborough

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 30Ind.Cas.958

..... under the law of england, in determining the value of an estate for the purpose of estate duty, allowance is made for debts and encumbrances (finance act 1894, stat. 57 and 53 vict. c. 80, section 17). i am not unmindful that a contrary opinion was adopted in the case of collector of maldah v. nirode kamini debya 15 ind. cas ..... in the law has been effected by these amendments and article 11 must now be interpreted in the light of section 19i, which was inserted in the court fees act by section 2 of act xi of 1899. sub-section 1 of section 19i requires the applicant for probate or letters of administration to file in the court a valuation of the property ..... . as the application has been made by the administrator-general, no affidavit of valuation, such as is required in the case of an ordinary application under section 19h of the court fees act, has been filed. but, in accordance with established practice, the administrator-general has set out in his petition a list of the estate, and in .....

The South Indian Mills Co. Ltd. Through Its Managing Director, T. Srim ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1916Mad1218; 30Ind.Cas.386

..... adjourned to allow of meeting of creditors and share-holders to approve a scheme. the meetings were held and a scheme approved, which came on for approval under section 203 of the companies act of 1882 before this court, before which the appeal against the winding-up order is pending. on the materials before us we are not satisfied that the scheme ..... was a bona fide or workable one, and we adjourned the case till after the vacation to enable the appellants to show that they were in a position to finance the .....

T. Sitharama Chetty Vs. Sir S. Subramania Iyer, K.C.i.E. and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1916)30MLJ29

..... have been forthcoming to show that the term hereditary has been loosely applied in this case. i agree with the learned chief justice that this temple comes under section 3 of act xx of 1863 and that the committee has jurisdiction over it.11. the question whether the aid of the civil courts can be invoked to frame a scheme ..... l.r. (1906) m. 534, etc. these decisions are binding on the committee and the trustees. the plaintiffs in the present case admit that the temple falls under section 3 of act xx of 1883. they are not entitled to recede from that position. moreover the documents to which our attention was drawn show that only the right to select a ..... we think it desirable that a paid officer of the trustees should be appointed to perform duties similar to those assigned to the treasurer but under the trustees. as regards finance we think it should, be the duty of the trustees to prepare a budget annually and submit it to the committee under whose superintendence they are. we also think .....

T. Sitharam Chetty and Vs. Sir S. Subramania Aiyer and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 32Ind.Cas.211

..... might have been forthcoming to show that the term hereditary has been loosely applied in this case. i agree with the learned chief justice that this temple comes under section 3 of act xx of 1863 and that the committee has jurisdiction over it.10. the question whether the aid of the civil courts can be invoked to frame a scheme ..... 1 m.l.t. 127, etc. these decisions are binding on the committee and the trustees. the plaintiffs in the present case admit that the temple fall's under section 3 of act xx of 1863. they are not entitled to recede from that position. moreover, the documents to which our attention was drawn show that only the right to select a ..... we think it desirable that a paid officer of the trustees should be appointed to perform duties similar to those assigned to the treasurer but under the trustees. as regards finance we think it should be the duty of the trustees to prepare a budget annually and submit it to the committee under whose superintendence they are. we also think .....

Mahabir Singh Vs. Emperor

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1916All169; 36Ind.Cas.479

..... ram lakhan or other licensed recruiters. under the act such financing is not forbidden by law and no conviction can lie for it. it has, however, been found on the evidence that mahabir has taken ..... on his behalf was to show that the conviction under section 164 of act vi of 1901 was illegal. it was contended (1) that mahabir singh had committed no act which would bring him under section 164 of act vi of 1901,(2) that separate convictions under section 342 and under section 164 of act vi 1901 for the same offence were contrary to law. ..... 2. mahabir singh is in no way licensed under act vi of 1901; he is a person entirely outside the act so far as any license or authority is concerned.3. the idea set out is that if he committed any act at all it. was the act of financing .....

M.R.P.R.S. Shanmuganatha Chettiar and ors. Vs. K. Srinivasa Aiyar and ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 35Ind.Cas.219; (1916)31MLJ138

..... case which is a decision of sadasiva aiyar and spencer, jj., the learned judges (at least sadasiva aiyar, j.) based the decision mainly on the provisions of section 91 of the indian evidence act. the promissory note on which action was brought in that case was inadmissible in evidence as it was an unstamped note. the view taken by the learned judges ..... firm and 2nd defendant firm were found upon a construction of the agreement between them and from other evidence, to be partners in a certain sugar trade. the plaintiff was financing that trade and the arrangement was that the bills drawn either by the 1st defendant firm or the 2nd defendant firm with respect to the sugar shipped by them should ..... , but only to the bill or the note. that is one illustration.6. so far as i am able to see, there is absolutely nothing in the negotiable instruments act to prevent a from promising to pay b's debt or from promising to be jointly liable along with b either as a partner or otherwise, so that in cases .....

Trustees for the Improvement of Calcutta Vs. Chandra Kanta Ghosh

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 36Ind.Cas.749

..... dock co. v. browne (1831) 21 b. & ad. 43 : 36 r.r. 459 : 109 e.r. 1059.14. the sixth chapter is devoted to finance. section 88 imposes an obligation upon the calcutta municipal corporation to make a quarterly contribution to the funds of the board subject to a minimum annual payment of seven-and-a ..... be noted in connection with this clause. first, the term 'acquisition' does not necessarily mean 'compulsory acquisition under the provisions of the land acquisition act.' this is clear from sections 68 and 69, which refer respectively to acquisition by agreement and compulsory acquisition. secondly, the area comprised in the scheme is obviously larger than the ..... on the assumption that the legislature has indirectly accomplished what it did not venture to undertake openly and directly. this principle applies with special force to acts which confer on a corporation extensive powers of interference with private rights; the extent of the right of interference must be assumed to have been explicitly .....

Emperor Vs. Bal Gangadhar Tilak

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1917)19BOMLR211

..... the government established by law in british india. i am not, therefore, prepared to hold that the matter disseminated by the petitioner is seditious within the meaning of section 108, clause (a), criminal procedure code. i do not ignore the fact that there are some passages, which, if they stood by themselves, might justify the inference against ..... native states without complaint; that in british india british officials are paid too highly and indians, though they are free to discuss, have no effective control over finance or policy; that the present officials being in fact alien by race, though able and industrious men, do not readily understand the needs of the people. ..... sufficient to state that the expression would mean the various governments constituted by the statutes relating to the government of india now consolidated into the government of india act of 1915 (5 & 6 geo. v, c. 61) and would denote the person or persons authorised by law to administer executive government in any part .....