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Ex Parte Webb

Court : US Supreme Court

..... respecting such indians, their lands, property, or other rights, by treaties, agreement, law, or otherwise, which it would have been competent to make if this act had never been passed." "sec. 2. that all male persons over the age of twenty-one years, who are citizens of the united states, or who are members of any indian ..... united states over traffic originating beyond the borders of the new state and extending within the indian territory. in addition, there is the proviso contained in section one of the act that nothing contained in the state constitution shall be construed "to limit or affect the authority of the government of the united states to make any ..... has committed. the petition for a writ of habeas corpus and the accompanying application for certiorari will be denied. [ footnote 1 ] act of july 23, 1892, 27 stat. 260. "chap. 234. an act to amend sections twenty-one hundred and thirty-nine, twenty-one hundred and forty, and twenty-one hundred and forty-one of the revised statutes .....

Brown Vs. Elliott

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the question of the statute of limitations. first, as to what the indictment shows as to the formation of the conspiracy and the commission of overt acts. the appellants consider these propositions entirely upon the assumption that the only allegation that can be regarded is that which charges the formation of the conspiracy originally ..... conspire, combine, confederate, and agree together as aforesaid, and with said ernest fenby and said divers other persons to the grand jurors unknown, as aforesaid." overt acts are alleged, one of which is the renting by one of the conspirators under an assumed name of a post office box at omaha, nebraska, and the receiving ..... circuit court of the united states for the northern district of california syllabus if the indictment under 5440, rev.stat., sufficiently charges the commission of overt acts within the district, it is sufficient even if it states that the place where the conspiracy formed is unknown. the sixth amendment to the constitution does not .....

The Collector of Farrukhabad Vs. Gajraj Singh

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 15Ind.Cas.625

..... ) a note of the parentage of the subject of some old family portrait endorsed on the portrait itself. the principle laid down by clause (6) of section 32 of the indian evidence act has been adopted from the english law of evidence; it seems to me that it has been laid down in sufficiently wide terms in order that there may ..... the defendant-appellant, not merely upon the value of this soran book as a piece of evidence, but upon its admis-siblity under any of the provisions of section 32 of the indian evidence act. the argument, indeed, went so far as to ask us to hold that in no case ought entries in these pandas' register or note-books to ..... of comparatively small value, not in their possession and not to be obtained by them without troublesome and expensive litigation, on the understanding that gajraj singh, was to institute and finance a suit which, if successful, would prove his donors to have a good claim to a very much larger estate, in the event of either of them surviving musammat .....

Ram Charan Das and ors. Vs. Joy Ram Majhi and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 16Ind.Cas.825

..... secret title. the rule by which a transferee from an ostensible owner is allowed to protect himself against a claim by the real owner is embodied in section 41 of the transfer of property act, and has been repeatedly recognised by the judicial committee and the house of lords ramcoomar koondoo v. mcqueen 18 w.r. 166 : 11 b.l.r. 46 ..... . 675 : 41 l.t. 378 : 27 w.r. 879. a similar view is supported by well known text-writers (bigelow on estoppel, page 602; and herman on estoppel, volume 2, sections 1116-1121). the cases on the subject, however, specially in england, are difficult to reconcile and babman v. kingston (1880) l.r. 6 ir. 328; bartlett v. wells (1862) 1 ..... in support of the view that a false representation by an infant may create an estoppel against him. see also laws of england by lord halsbury, volume 13, section 537, note (s) and section 560, note (o). but it is not necessary to pursue the subject further or to decide for the purposes of this case whether, in a case of fraudulent .....

Shashi Bhushan Gupta Chowdhury and anr. Vs. Emperor

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 15Ind.Cas.996

..... is admittedly the private property of the petitioners landlords, under the control and administration of the district board for the purposes of the bengal local self-government act of 1885.3. under section 76 of that act, a district board may agree with the person in whom the property in any channel is vested to take over the property therein, and after such ..... the district fund. in this way only, so far as we can see, can a private channel be brought under the control and administration of a district board under the act.4. now, there is nothing on the record before us to show that there has been any such arrangement between the owners of this channel and the district board, and .....

The Secretary of State for India in Council Represented by the Collect ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1913)24MLJ426

..... consider one ground of invalidity of the sale, namely, that the deficit was not realizable under the provisions of the madras revenue recovery act ii of 1864. the learned government pleader relies on section 66 of the madras forest act of 1882 as giving power to government to realize the deficit under the rules applicable to the realization of arrears of government revenue ..... . that section provides, 'all money other than fines payable to the government under this act or any rule made thereunder or on account of timber or forest produce or of expenses incurred in the execution of this act in respect of timber forest produce...may, if not paid when due, be .....

The Secretary of State for India in Council Represented by the Collect ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 16Ind.Cas.6

..... of invalidity of the sale, namely, that the deficit was not realizable under the provisions of the madras revenue recovery act, act ii of 1864. the learned government pleader relies on section 66 of the madras forest act of 1882 as giving power to government to realise the deficit under the rule applicable to the realisation of arrears of ..... government revenue. that, section provides: all money, other than fines, payable to the government under the act, or any rule made thereunder, or on account of timber, or forest produce, may, if not paid when due, be ..... between the amount realised at the second auction and the balance due by the lessees from the latter, and put in force the provisions of the revenue recovery act and sold certain properties belonging to the plaintiff's grandfather. the properties were purchased at the auction by the 2nd defendant. the suit is for a declaration .....

Jethibai Vs. Putlibai

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1912)14BOMLR1020; 17Ind.Cas.722

..... doubt of the correctness of mr. dastur's contention on behalf of the plaintiff that he is not compelled to invoke the aid either of section 19 of the limitation act, or section 25 of the indian contract act, but that if the sums of money shown in exts. e and k were actually debts due to him (whether time-barred or not) ..... that is to say, analysis reveals that what has been done between the parties is something more than a mere agreement to pay in future (which is what section 25 of the contract act sanctions in the case of an otherwise time-barred debt). by the deposit of title-deeds as security for debt whether time barred or not, the equitable mortgagor ..... time-barred at the time putlibai acknowledged it in laxman's book, ex. k. so that even were putlibai at that time authorised to sign for parvatibai, section 19 of the limitation act could not help the plaintiff. nor can the acknowledgment of this debt, time-barred at the time it was so acknowledged, be an agreement within the meaning of .....

Palaniyandi Malavarayan Vs. Vadamalai Oodayan and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 18Ind.Cas.373

..... m.i.a. 390 in murray v. the east indian company 24 r.r. 325 which proceeded, not on any express provision such as that laid down in section 17 of the limitation act, but on the ground that the cause of action did not arise until there was a person competent to sue. effect is given to this principle in suits ..... . it is a recognised principle of law that the statute of limitation would not run where there is no person competent to sue. this is the principle underlying section 17 of the limitation act, which provides that where a person, who would, if he were living, have a right to institute a suit or make an application, dies before the right ..... from the time when there is a legal representative of the deceased capable of instituting or making such suit or application. this principle was acted on in england before a provision similar to section 17 of the limitation act was expressly enacted by statute, it being held that the cause of action could not be said to arise before there is any body .....

Emperor Vs. Edalji K. Patel

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1912)14BOMLR1169

..... -drain-pipe, which for the purposes of this reference must be assumed to have been laid by the municipality prior to the coming into force of the municipal act.2. under section 3 of the act ' private street ' is defined as a street which is not a public street, and 'public street' is defined to mean any street heretofore levelled, paved, ..... a trench or channel through which water flows.4. on these grounds it seems to us impossible to limit the meaning of the word ' sewer ' in section 3 of the municipal act in the manner desired by the petitioner. we think on the authorities to which we have referred that the word must bear the wider signification and must refer ..... the owner of certain property which abuts on a street, this street connecting with the tardeo road on the one side and sleater road on the other. under section 305 of the act a written notice was served upon the petitioner requiring him, among others, to level, metal or pave, drain and light the street running by his premises. that .....