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Jul 13 2012 (HC)

Maria Soosai. Vs. the Government of Tamil Nadu, and anr.

Court : Chennai

..... this regard each one of the writ petitioners claim to be made representation to the first respondent in terms of section 48-b of the land acquisition act on the ground that the property has not been put to use even though award has been passed. ..... going into the rival contentions as above and taking note of the provisions of section 48-b of the land acquisition act, 1894, without expressing any opinion on the merits of the petitioners claim, the government is directed to consider the individual representations if found on record and filed appropriately in the light of the provisions of section 48-b of the land acquisition act, 1894, within a reasonable period of time. ..... to the petitioners, they have come before this court by way of writ petitions as their claim for re-conveyance under section 48-b of the land acquisition act, 1894 has not been considered properly.4. ..... plot no.110 comprised in survey no.46/3b in no.156, mamallapuram (devaneri village) chengalpet taluk, kancheepuram district to the petitioner under section 48-b of the land acquisition act, 1894.r.sudhakar, j.common order1. ..... petitions have been filed for a mandamus to direct the first respondent to re-convey the land referred to above to the petitioners who invoked the provisions of section 48-b of the land acquisition act, 1894. ..... no.110 comprised in survey no.46/3b in no.156, mamallapuram (devaneri village) chengalpet taluk, kancheepuram district to the petitioner under section 48-b of the land acquisition act, 1894. 2. .....

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Jun 14 1984 (HC)

K.V. Kadiresan and Com., by Partner K.V. Kadiresan and ors. Vs. the St ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1985)2MLJ15

..... if the rules are made by the executive government in exercise of delegated authority, it would have the force of law, and that article 301 could be invoked, it is stated therein that the impugned provisos, do not become part of the act by virtue of section 77 of the mysore forest act. ..... (7) in rule 4,-(a) in sub-rule (b), the words 'or any revenue officer not below the rank of revenue inspector' shall be omitted(b) in sub-rule (c) the words 'or revenue officer not below the rank of revenue inspector' shall be omitted; and(c) sub-rule (c) shall be omitted; and after sub-rule (c) as so omitted, the sub-rules (f), (g) and (h) shall, respectively, be renumbered as sub-rules (c), ..... rule 8, after sub-rule (3), the following sub-rule shall be added, namely:(4) after the application for the removal of timber is received, the district forest officer or the district range officer concerned shall, as soon as possible, inspect and, if the timber stored qualifies for issue of transport permit, affix the departmental hammer mark on the timber ..... (ii) as so renumbered, the word, expression and words 'imported' 'referred to in sub-rule (ii),' 'and' or 'by any revenue officer not below the rank of revenue inspector' shall be omitted. ..... rajasthan : [1963]1scr491 advances the proposition that articles 301 and 304(b) would come into play, only if the rules are restrictive in nature, and if they are regulatory and facilitate trade and commerce then the point, as raised, does not require any consideration .....

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Mar 06 2014 (HC)

S.Sivaprakasam Vs. Government of Tamil Nadu

Court : Chennai

..... are 16 reserve forests in the kollimalai hills attracting the provisions of tamil nadu forest act, 1982 and forest (conservation) act, 1980. ..... the district forest officer, district forest office mohanur road, namakkal ..... private lands are all notified as hill areas under the provisions of tamil nadu preservation of private forest act 1949. ..... the pathway from valkulipatty to palapattypudur follows coupe road and not the admitted right of way in many places cutting, filling and formation of bends are involved, it attracts forest (conservation) act.". ..... ) 06.03.2014 index:yes internet:yes usk to 1.the secretary, environment and forest department, secretariat, government of tamil nadu, fort st.george, madras 600 009 ..... the district forest officer, district forest office mohanur road, namakkal ..... , getting permission under the forest conservation act as well as from the hill area preservation ..... the report also did not discuss about the impact on the forest while implementing the proposed ..... also required under the forest (conservation) act, 1980 as well as from the hill area preservation act committee. ..... government of tamil nadu, rep.by its secretary, environment and forest department, secretariat, fort st.george, madras 600 009 2. ..... pleader based upon the counter affidavit filed by respondent no.5 submitted that it is not true that the petitioner seeks the extension of existing road. ..... the office of the district rural development has asked respondent no.5 about the feasibility of creating a road in the year .....

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Mar 30 1990 (HC)

M.S.M. Haneefa and Others Vs. the Forest Ranger, Shencotta Range

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1991CriLJ712

..... in the result, the charge under section 7(1) of the tamil nadu preservation of private forest act, will not be applicable to the land bearing s.no. ..... according to the learned counsel for the petitioner, the provisions of tamil nadu preservation of private forests act, 1949 has no application to the lands in question, since a notification has not been made in the government gazette. ..... as such the contention that the provisions of the tamil nadu preservation of private forest act, 1949 does not apply has no merit in so far as s. ..... 7(1) of the tamil nadu preservation of private forests act, 1949. ..... 12/2 and the charge with reference to the offence punishable under section 3(1)(a) to (c) of the tamil nadu hill areas (preservation of trees) act, 1955 is quashed for want of a proper complaint. ..... 11 of the act and the complaint has been filed by the forest ranger, and as such, it is not a valid complaint, with reference to the charges falling under the tamil nadu hill area (preservation of trees) act. ..... ' 'committee' under section 2(a) of the said act means any committee constituted under section 2-a and having jurisdiction. ..... 11 of the act and the complaint filed by the forest ranger is not in accordance with the provisions of s. ..... (b) the district forest officer having jurisdiction over the hill area; (c) the tahsildar having jurisdiction over the hill area; (d) the executive engineer of the agriculture department incharge of soil conservation having jurisdiction over the hill area; (e) the .....

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Jul 27 1984 (HC)

R. Govindarajulu Naidu and anr. Vs. S. Dharman and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1985Mad264

..... mad 617: air 1916 pc 21 the proposition countenanced by the privy council runs as follows -'though an appeal from the district judge to the high court is not provided for in the madras forest act, in a claim to lands which have been notified as reserved forest lands under the act, such an appeal will lie under the provisions of the civil procedure code. ..... 10 of the madras forest act v of 1882 and it found that it was a regular appeal to the district court, which is a court of regular jurisdiction from the decrees of which a second ..... ras behari, : air1978cal547 , countenanced the competency of filing cross-objections in appeal to the high court under the act.18.thus, we find that uniformly it has been countenanced that the high court, while hearing an appeal under the act, exercises its ordinary appellate powers and should follow its practice and procedure as are normally attributable to it as an ordinary appellate court; and in the absence of any circumscription or regulation of ..... : air1974mad379 observed as follows, and upheld the competency of entertaining cross-objections in an appeal before this court under the act:-'.........it must be remembered that when once an appeal is entertained by this court, all the provisions relating to the appellate jurisdiction ..... a note by the office of this court regarding maintainability ..... being nothing to the contrary in the trade marks act. ..... 76, trade marks act, confers a right of appeal to the high court ..... 76 of the trade marks act, constitutes a .....

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Jul 27 1984 (HC)

R. Govindrajulu and anr. Vs. S. Dharman and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1(1985)ACC172

..... 309 had occasion to consider the scope of the appeal to the district court under section 10 of the madras forest act v of 1882 and it found that it was a regular appeal to the district court, which is a court of regular jurisdiction from the decrees of which a second appeal ordinarily lay to this ..... james chandwick and bros : [1953]4scr1028 after stating that a decision given by a single judge of a high court in an appeal preferred under section 76 of the trade marks act, constitutes a judgment within the meaning of clause 15 of the letters patent, it has been held, as follows.ordinarily after appeal reaches the high court, it has to be determined according to the rules of practice and procedure of that ..... the high court itself into a persona designata for an arbitration tribunal and will not, therefore, make the judgment of the high court an award.in hearing the appeal under section 110-d of the motor vehicles act, the high court must be held to be acting as a high court, and not as a tribunal, in as much as the claim for compensation for negligence is a common law right not created by a statute and the claim is considered by the tribunal in its entirely without ..... the office of this court will first number the application for permission to prefer the appeal under the act as indigent persons if the said application is strictly in order with the concerned provisions of the code, and post the same ..... comes before us on a note by the office of this court regarding maintainability. .....

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May 06 1937 (PC)

Official Receiver Vs. N.S. Kuppuswami Chettiar and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1937Mad930

..... their lordships repelled this argument and accepted the contention of the respondents that though an appeal from a district judge to the high court is not provided for in the madras forest act in a claim to lands which have been notified as resarved forest lands under the act, such an appeal will lie under the provisions of the civil procedure code; where in such proceedings the district court is reached, that court is appealed to as ..... court is not a court of final appellate jurisdiction because revision lies to the high court generally under section 115, civil ..... iyer, if an order passed by the district judge refusing permission to appeal to the privy council is an order falling within the mischief of section 75, provincial insolvency act, then the order granting leave to appeal to this court against the order granting permission to appeal to the privy council is also an appealable ..... --that the powers of the high court in revision are discretionary and although the high court under the proviso to section 75, provincial insolvency act, has wider powers than under section 115, civil p.c. ..... the view of the majority of the bench, held that the term 'appellate jurisdiction' was 'both grammatically and logically' wide enough to comprehend the power exercisable under section 622 (now section 115), civil p.c. ..... that section 115, civil ..... subject to wider powers of revision than those given under section 115, civil p.c. ..... to the high court much wider in its terms than section 115, civil p.c. .....

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Sep 28 1891 (PC)

Manavikravan, ZamorIn Maharajah Bahadur of Calicut Vs. Agavanda Karupp ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1892)2MLJ23

..... but inasmuch as the decree of the appellate court becomes the final decree in the suit we think that section 92 of the transfer of property act imposes upon that court the duty (if the decree of the first court has not been executed) of prescribing a date within six months of the date of that decree within which plaintiff must pay the redemption money to the defendant or into ..... the plaintiff then applied for execution, but was resisted by 2nd defendant under section 92 of the transfer of property act on the ground that as plaintiff had nob paid the redemption amount within six months of the original decree, the right to redeem was ..... coming to the conclusion referred to above the different high courts have not noticed the proviso to section 93 of the transfer of property act by which it is provided that upon good cause shown and upon such terms as it thinks fit, a court may from time to time postpone the day fixed under section 92 for payment to the defendant. ..... the legislature has however provided a remedy (section 93, transfer of property act) and plaintiff can either apply for extension of time during the pendency of the appeal, or by applying for execution compel defendant to furnish some adequate security which will protect his ..... think the proper course would have been to give the plaintiff time before passing orders on the execution petition to apply to the district court to amend the decree in accordance with the statutory directions contained in section 92 of act iv of 1882. .....

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Sep 28 1891 (PC)

Manavikraman Vs. Unniappan and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1892)ILR15Mad170

..... but, inasmuch as the decree of the appellate court becomes the final decree in the suit, we think that section 92 of the transfer of property act imposes upon that court the duty (if the decree of the first court has not been executed) of prescribing a date, within six months of the date of that decree, within which plaintiff must pay the redemption money to the defendant or into ..... the plaintiff then applied for execution, but was resisted by second defendant under section 92 of the transfer of property act on the ground that as plaintiff had not paid the redemption amount within six months of the original decree, the right to redeem ..... to the conclusion referred to above, the different high courts have not noticed the proviso to section 93 of the transfer of property act, by which it is provided that upon good cause shown, and upon such twins as it thinks fit, a court may, from time to time, postpone the day fixed under section 92 for payment to the defendant. ..... the legislature has, however, provided a remedy (section 93, transfer of property act), and plaintiff can either apply for extension of time during the pendency of the appeal or, by applying for execution, compel defendant to furnish some adequate security which will protect his ..... the proper course would have been to give the plaintiff time before passing orders on the execution petition to apply to the district court to amend the decree in accordance with the statutory directions contained in section 92 of act iv of 1882. .....

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Aug 07 1964 (HC)

A.R. HussaIn Khan Vs. Register of Companies, Madras

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1965Mad307; 1965CriLJ104

..... words, the submission of the learned counsel is that he approval of the government of india was necessary only in a case when the office of the managing director was created for the first time after the commencement of the act an not to appointment of a particular persons as a managing director. ..... section 269 before amendment reads thus:'appointment of managing or whole-time direction to require government approval: in the case of a public company or a private company which is a subsidiary of a public company, the appointment of a managing or whole time director for the first time after the commencement of this act in the case of an existing company, and after the expertly of three months for the date of its incorporation the case of any other company, shall not ..... under the new section therefore the appointment of a person for approval of the central government whereas the appointment of a managing director for the first time after the commencement of the act alone needed approval of ..... that is found in the old section 269 is removed so as to include the appointment of any person as managing director after the commencement of the act, but section 269 as it stood before the amendment is capable in that what was required was approval in the case of an appointment of a person as managing director for the first time after the commencement of the act. ..... sentenced to attract cases of appointment of a persons after the commencement of the act, but this intention has not been made clear in s. .....

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