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Nabadwip Chandra Nandi and anr. Vs. Secretary of State for India

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1923Cal609,79Ind.Cas.218

..... this is an appeal by the plaintiffs in a suit for cancellation of a certificate made under the public demands recovery act, 1913, for recovery of the sum paid in satisfaction thereof and for an injunction to restrain the secretary of state for india in council from making and enforcing similar certificates in furture.2. ..... that statement appears to have been reproduced in subsequent documents of the years 1843,1874,1875, and 1876. ..... an amount was then levied under the public demands recovery act; but the proprietors protested against the demand levied as an illegal exaction. .....

Sarkies Vs. Prosonomoyee Dossee and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1881)ILR6Cal794

..... the main question in this case is a pure question of law,---namely, whether, by the law in force in calcutta, the widow of an armenian, married before the dower act (xxix of 1839), is entitled to dower out of lands which her husband held during the marriage for an estate of inheritance, as against a hindu purchaser for value from the husband during his life.2. ..... if the plaintiff had an inchoate right to dower at the time of the passing of the act, nothing short of express words could deprive her of that right.40. ..... besides, it seems to me, that section 4 of the dower amendment act is itself an authority, that, before the act, a husband could not alien or devise his lands so as to deprive his wife of her dower. ..... law, which from their very nature were only passed for reasons connected with england, and which would not be applicable to india, or any other colony of the british crown, as for instance, the mortmain acts, the law of aliens, and the like.35. ..... the dower act (xxix of 1839) recites, that it is expedient to extend the amendments in the english law of dower to the territories of the east india company in cases which, but for the passing of the act, would be governed by the english law of dower as it existed previously; and section 4 of that act provides that no widow shall be entitled to dower out of any land which shall have been absolutely disposed of by her husband in his lifetime, or by his will. ..... the letter of the court of directors in 1792, tagore law lectures, 1874, p. .....

Prasanna Kumar Ray and ors. Vs. Kumar Arun Chandra Singha Bahadur and ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 85Ind.Cas.693

..... the question of the principle to be followed in arriving at the rent payable: it is true that the point involved does not fall expressly within any of the issues set out in section 105a of the bengal tenancy act and the cases seem to show that where these questions arise an appeal lies to the court, but we think that if the decision of the special judge does not merely settle a rent but involves as here ..... these appeals on behalf of the tenants were (1) that no appeal lay as the decisions of the courts below merely settled the rent and (2) that in any case in proceedings under section 105 of the bengal tenancy act the assistant settlement officer and the special judge were not bound by any contract between the parties but could fix a rent which they thought fair and equitable. ..... these three cross-objections and the appeals are by the landlord who applied under the provisions of section 105 of the bengal tenancy' act for the settlement of fair and equitable rent in respect of the excess lands found on the measurement of certain putni taluks held by ..... as regards the second question it has been held that the provisions of section 105 of the bengal tenancy act are applicable not only where no rent has been fixed but also where the rent has been fixed by agreement of parties, ..... landlord sued under section 105 of the bengal tenancy act claiming from the holder of a taluk additional rent ..... 1922, 1209 and 1210 of 1922, 450 and 451 of 1922, and 463 of 1922, 1811-1814 of 1922 and 1874 of 1922. .....

Namokar Vinimay Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Yashdeep Trexim Pvt. Ltd and ors.

Court : Kolkata Appellate

..... contentions in all the writ petitions were basically that the provisions of sica are applicable to foreign companies, carrying on business in this country. 9. ..... the writ petitions were brought basically to challenge the jurisdiction of the bifr in entertaining reference under sick industrial companies (special provisions) act, 1985 (in short sica). ..... it would appear from the various measures provided in the scheme that the company is protected under the special provisions of sica against punitive and oppressive provisions of various acts. .....

Dabi Churn Dutt and ors. Vs. Sundhya Mala

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1881)ILR6Cal715

morris, j1. we think that this appeal must prevail upon the authority of the decisions which have been quoted to us, viz., mohidin v. muhammad ibrahim (1. mad. h. c. eep., 245), nund eishore singh v. hurree pershad mundul (13 w. e., 64), fran nath sandyal v. bam coomar sandyal (2 c. l. r., 33), and the full bench decision in the case of gobind chunder koondoo v. taruck chunder bose (i. l. r., 3 cal., 145). it is clear that the self-same right and title, which are in issue in this case, have been substantially in issue and adjudicated upon in the previous case decided between the same parties on the 9th december 1874. in that case the subject of dispute was a plot of land forming part of what is called bund mahata ; it was claimed by one side as appertaining to mermah, and by the other side as appertaining to simrail kandi, and each party set up a certain potta from the same lessor in proof of title. it was found that although the land of bund mahata appertained to mouza mermah, yet, under the potta of the defendant, which was prior in date to that of the present plaintiffs, the superior title rested in the defendant. there, too, in respect of another portion of bund mahata, the same title is set forth, and therefore it seems to us that the principle of res judicata applies.2. the judgments of the lower courts are reversed, and the suit of the plaintiffs dismissed, with costs in all courts.

Bhupendro Narayan Dutt and ors. Vs. Nemye Ghand Mondul

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1888)ILR15Cal627

..... the mode and object and the form in which the action was brought was not what was contemplated, and aimed at by law; that section 158 of the bengal tenancy act did not apply to the case; and upon the merits he alleged that ha was a permanent tenure-holder under the pottah and that his rent was not liable to enhancement.19. ..... appellate court is wrong in holding that it is beyond the legitimate scope of a proceeding under section 158 of the bengal tenancy act to hold an enquiry as to the question of fraud, more particularly when evidence was gone into without any objection by either ..... date of the pottah, and were not bound thereby; that nemye chand had no permanent right as be alleged; and they prayed that under section 158 of the bengal tenancy act the following matters might be determined:(a) what sort of right the opoosite party has to hold the said land? ..... court held that a mortgage without the sanction of the judge by a guardian of minor appointed under act xl of 1858 is absolutely void; and the same view was taken by the allahabad high court ..... died on the 18th bhadro 1280=2nd september 1873, leaving a minor son jotendro, in respect of whose estate a certificate under act xl of 1858 was granted to his uncld bhu-pendro by the district judge of the 24-pergunnahs on 22nd december 1873.9. ..... in 1874 some negotiations took place with a view to a mortgage of some portion of the testator's property, a fourth share of which descended to jotendro upon the death of his father jogendro, and on .....

Jharna Mallick. Vs. State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata Appellate

..... her to the fore of the court, where her fate was sealed and her prayer was turned down before the honble trial court on the basis of rule 14 of the west bengal primary school teachers recruitment rules,2001(hereinafter referred to as the said rules), on the ground that she had filed the prayer for compassionate appointment on 26/03/2004(page 70 of the paper book), i.e. ..... as soon as this order is sent to the server, learned counsel for the parties are at liberty to download the same and communicate it to the respective parties, who will act on the basis of the same.

Monindra Mohan Sanyal and ors. Vs. Emperor

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 46Ind.Cas.152

..... 12th in the petition namely, that the learned sessions judge erred in law in holding that there was conspiracy between the petitioners within the meaning of section 10 of the evidence act so as to make the acts of one, relevant facts as against each of the accused, the point relied upon by the learned counsel was that the learned judge wrongly used the finding of the seditious ..... had no jurisdiction to entertain proceedings against him under section 110, the ground being that monohar was arrested outside the jurisdiction of the magistrate under the defence of india act and that he was brought in custody to dinajpur for the purpose of these proceedings and was in custody there at the time when the magistrate's order was made on the ..... to show that the accused persons were associated for the purpose of spreading disloyal doctrines amongst school boys and students and that they were collecting recruits and subjecting them to a course of self discipline for some purpose of which we do not know whether it was immediate or remote. ..... take steps about the end of march in this matter, monohar disappeared: he was arrested as we were informed on the 13th of april under the defence of india act outside the magistrate's jurisdiction, and later on he was brought to dinajpur, and on the 8th of may he was released from jail at dinajpur and he was ..... besides several books which advocate revolution to shake off the foreign yoke, there are two proscribed pamphlets and another pamphlet inciting .....

Hursee Mahapatro Vs. Dinobundo Patro

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1881)ILR7Cal523

..... , and xiv of 1805, which expressly excluded the tributary mehals 'for the present'from the operation of the general law of the country, we cannot rightly hold that the general terms of the acts of l(sic)/4 override the special terms of the regulations of 1805; and i am confirmed in this opinion on finding that although there has been a very extensive repeal of the older regulations ..... as to the laws now actually in force in mohurbhunj, it is impossible to deny that the effect of section 3 of act xv of 1874 has been to produce some obscurity as to the position of those parts of india which, not being scheduled districts as enumerated in the schedules to the acts, are yet not administered in complete accordance with the 1aws declared to be in force throughout the whole of british india except the scheduled districts; and that ..... , however first of all remark, that even supposing, for purposes of argument, that mohurbhunj is a foreign state, the magistrate of midnapore would have no jurisdiction to try the petitioner, because the offence ..... . on these grounds, i am of opinion that mohurbhunj is not foreign territory, but that it forms a part of british india at present specially exempted from ..... the acts of government with regard to mohurbhunj up to comparatively recent times, that territory was never even regarded as a foreign ..... any officer who could so act, supposing mohurbhunj to be foreign territory.37 ..... is, whether the territory of mohurbhunj is a foreign state or british india .....

Goculdas Vs. Chaganlal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1927Cal768

..... the courts, it may become necessary incidentally to investigate and determine the title to foreign lands; but it does not seam to me to follow that because such a question may incidentally arise and fall to be adjudicated upon, the courts possess, or that it is expedient that they should exercise, jurisdiction to try an ..... ., stated thatthere appear to me, i confess, to be solid reasons why the courts of this country should, in common with those of most other nations, have refused to adjudicate upon claims of title to foreign land in proceedings founded on an alleged invasion of the proprietary rights attached to it, and to award damages founded on that adjudication, and his lordship added that it is quite, true that, in the exercise of the undoubted jurisdiction of ..... this jurisdiction in equity is to be exercised at the discretion of the court, the court will act in compliance with limitations upon its discretion which have long been established. ..... . that case was decided in 1874 and so far as i have been able to ascertain, the correctness of the decision has never been doubted during the 53 years that have passed since the judgment was ..... circumstances the court ordered that the plaint be taken off the file of the court, i am bound by the decision in hadjee's case (1874) 13 b.l.r ..... hadjee's case (1874) 13 ..... mahomed hadjee [1874] 13 .....