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Bell Vs. the Municipal Commissioners for the City of Madras

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1902)ILR25Mad457

..... various departments of the government of india and of the local governments from writs of injunction.indian registration act, section 90--exempts from the operation of the act various documents issued by government.indian easements act, section 2 (a) and (b)--exempts certain prerogatives and customary rights of the crown from the operation of the easements act.the crown grants act, xv of 1896--exempts crown grants from the operation of the transfer of property act, both retrospectively and prospectively.the civil procedure code, sections 295 (proviso), 356 (b) and ..... of princes and states in alliance with the said company; save and except that the said governor-general in council shall not have the power of making any laws or regulations which shall in any way repeal, vary, suspend or affect any of the provisions of this act or any of the provisions of the acts for punishing mutiny and desertion of officers and soldiers whether in the service of his majesty or of the said company, or any provisions of any ..... it is unnecessary to advert to the powers of the indian legislature and the course of indian legislation prior to 3 & 4 william iv (1833), cap. .....

Damodar Das Vs. Secretary of State

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1939All106

..... thinks that though the ruling held that such cases do come under the land acquisition act, where the government claims, that the land belongs to it, some further distinction can be established from the words used in the full bench ruling on page 667:if we look at sections 4 and 6, land acquisition act, we find that what is to be acquired is land, and nothing apart from ..... that there was no jurisdiction for the district judge under the land acquisition act, where the collector claimed the-land as belonging to government, because section 15 contemplated a dispute between persons who appeared in response to a notice under section 9, and the collector himself was not such a person. ..... page 861 their lordships stated:their lordships however have no doubt that, when government are acquiring immovable property for a public purpose under act 1 of 1894, it is for the person claiming compensation to establish his ..... east india company's charter act of 1833, 3 ..... it was replaced by the regulation of 12th september 1836, which provided in 6 (1st):the government to retain the power of resumption at any time on giving one month's notice and paying the value of such buildings as may have ..... banerji that the present case could not have been brought under the land acquisition act because that act deals only with the acquisition of land, and that here the secretary of state claims the land as owned by him, and applies asking for compensation to be ..... 1836 which has never been repealed has therefore the force .....

Commissioner of Income Tax Vs. Jogendra Nath Naskar and anr.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1965Cal570

..... hindu law of religious endowments, de-buttar, theology, metaphysics, the 'shastras', the vedas, the upanishads have all mixed inextricably with the income-tax act to produce this reference at the instance of the commissioner of income-tax, calcutta under section 66(1) of the act raising a fundamental question of large and far-reaching public interest, namely:'whether on the facts and in the circumstances of the case, the assessments on the deities through the shebaits under the provisions ..... in 1839 agitation was started in the united kingdom that the function of a christian government was not to administer hindu endowments and provide for the maintenance of hindu temples and mahommadan mosques but to observe a strict policy of nonintervention in religious matters. ..... in 1864 the official trustee act (act 17 of 1864) was passed (now repealed by act 2 of 1913), by which property could vest in trust for charitable purposes other than religion. ..... by the time the charter act of east india company was renewed in 1833, the british had firmly entrenched themselves. ..... ultimately in the year 1863, religious endowment act act 20 of 1863) was passed repealing in part the said bengal and madras regulations, which were not only found defective but also met with disastrous results meantime the trustees between 1842 and 1863 became hereditary. ..... the relevant decisions, referred to by my learned brother, which i am not repealing, hold that the shebaits of a deity are liable for payment of income-tax. .....

Anthappa (Deceased) by His Testamentary L.Rs Vs. Distinappa Alias Subb ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR2006Kant60; ILR2006KAR1576; 2006(1)KarLJ270

..... appearing for the respondent submitted that as per section 29(2) of the indian succession act, 1925 and section 24 of the general clauses act, 1897 there is a deemed extension of all regulations unless, by express terms, the same has been repealed and section 3 of the 1925 act has not expressly repealed the application of the notification, as such, there is a deemed extension and unless there is an express repeal, the old hindu custom applies to the native ..... 's case was held to be no longer good law after the enactment of the 1865 act and it is held that a hindu converted to christianity has no right to claim that he is governed by hindu law of inheritance, but necessarily as noted above, the notification issued by the governor general in council during july 1868 has been recognised in 1925 act by a specific provision under section 3(3) exempting the native christians of the province of mysore as it stood then from the ..... is their case that as per sub-section (1) of section 3, the state government has got the power to give exemption ..... in 1694 itself, except manjarabad whole of hassan district formed part of mysore province which was later handed over to the maharaja of mysore by the then british government under the instrument of transfer after the fall of tippu in 1799. ..... dated 1-3-1881 mysore territory was handed over to the maharaja of mysore by the then british government and such notification cannot be made applicable to the hassan district. ..... till 1833 east india company .....

Major C. Bell, R.A., Superintendent Gun Carriage Factory Vs. the Munic ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1902)12MLJ208

..... various departments of the government of india and of the local governments from writs of injunction.indian registration act, section 90 - exempts from the operation of the act various documents issued by government.indian easements act, section 2(a) and (b) - exempts certain prerogatives and customary rights of the crown from the operation of the easements act.the crown grants act (xv of) 1895 - exempts crown grants from the operation of the transfer of property act, both retrospectively and prospectively.the civil procedure code, sections 295 (proviso), 356(b) and ..... of princes and states in alliance with the said company; save and except that the said governor general in council shall not have the power of making any laws or regulations which shall in any way repeal, vary, suspend or affect any of the provisions of this act or any of the provisions of the acts, for punishing mutiny and desertion of officers and soldiers whether in the service of his majesty or of the said company, or any provisions of any ..... it is unnecessary to advert to the powers of the indian legislature and the course of indian legislation prior to 3 and 4 william (1833) 4 c. .....

Vinod Kumar Shrivastava Vs. Ved Mitra Vohra and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1970MP172; 1970MPLJ306

..... in england section 28 of the civil procedure act, 1833 has been repealed and replaced by section 3 of the law reforms (miscellaneous provisions) act, 1934 which empowers a court to allow interest from the date of the cause of action to the date of judgment in any proceedings for recovery of 'any debt or damages. ..... this act is modelled on the language used in section 28 of the english civil procedure act, 1833. ..... as regards any period after the institution of suit, the power to award interest in india is governed by section 34 of the code of civil procedure, 1908. ..... there is no similar provision in india and the award of interest for any period after judgment is govered by section 34 of the code of civil procedure.11. ..... ' in exercise of this power, the state government has framed rules known as the madhya, pradesh motor accidents claims tribunal rules, 1959. ..... ' the change introduced by the law reforms act thus enables a court in england to award interest for a period prior to the date of suit even when the suit is for recovery of unliquidated damagest no such change has taken place in india and interest cannot be awarded for a period prior to the date of suit when the suit is for recovery of unliquidated damages. ..... the power of a court to allow interest prior to the date of suit is governed by the interest act, 1839. ..... banwarilal, 1966 mplj 464 = (air 1968 mp 2s9), union of india v. .....

(Rao) Masoon Ali Khan Vs. (Rao) Ali Ahmad Khan

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1933All764

..... to the local legislature to modify, by passing the district boards act, 1922, the civil procedure code, so far as it allows a right of appeal or a right of revision against the order of a district judge, but by section 80-a, sub-section (4), government of india act, the local legislature has no power to make any law affecting any act of parliament, and therefore it has no power to interfere with the superintendence granted by the government of india act, to the high court, over all courts within its appellate jurisdiction ..... , and an order so sent shall be executed by the collector in the same manner as if it were an order passed by the collector in proceedings under the agra tenancy act, 1901, or the oudh rent act, 1886, as the case may be.39 to show that the high court has superintendence over the election court under section 107, government of india act, it must be shown that the election court is a 'court for the time being subject to its appellate jurisdiction. ..... section 42 laid down that local legislatures couldmake laws and regulations for the peace and good government of such presidency, and for that purpose to repeal and amend any laws and regulations made prior to the coming into operation of this act by any authority in india, so far as they affect such presidency : provided always, that such governor in council shall not have the power of making any laws or regulations which shall ..... government of india act, 1833, legislation was vested in the governor-general of india .....

Rao Masoom Ali Khan Vs. Rao Ali Ahmad Khan

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 147Ind.Cas.148

..... it may be open to the local legislature to modify, by passing the district boards act, 1922, the civil procedure code, so far as it allows a right of appeal or a right of revision against the order of a district judge, but by section 80-a, sub-section (4) of the government of india act, the local legislature has no power to make any law affecting any act of parliament, and, therefore, it has no power to interfere with the superintendence granted by the government of india act, to the high court, over all courts within its appellate jurisdiction.6. ..... these rules were not brought to the notice of the court and the court proceeded on the assumption that the only powers of legislation were those quoted from section 65 of the act and the fifth schedule, both of which provisions date from the earlier government of india act of 1915, and not from the later act of 1919 which gave wider powers in accordance with the montagu-chelmsford reforms. ..... section 42 laid down that local legislatures could make laws and regulations for the peace and good government of such presidency, and for that purpose to repeal and amend any laws and regulations made prior to the coming into operation of this act by any authority in india, so far as they affect such presidency provided always, that such governor in council shall not have the power of making any laws or regulations which shall in any way ..... under the government of india act, 1833, legislation was vested in the governor-general of india in council. .....

Aldridge Vs. Williams

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the remaining inquiry whether, after 30 june, 1842, there were any regulations in force by which the officers of the revenue were authorized to collect the duties which had not been repealed by the act of 1833, and this question may be disposed of in a few words, as it rests altogether upon the 3d section, the material parts of which have been already stated. ..... now allowed by law, in the payment of duties, shall be, and are hereby abolished, and such duties shall be laid, for the purpose of raising such revenue as may be necessary to an economical administration of the government; and from and after the day last aforesaid, the duties required to be paid by law on goods, wares, and merchandise, shall be assessed upon the value thereof, at the port where the same shall be entered ..... now allowed by law, in the payment of duties, shall be, and hereby are, abolished, and such duties shall be laid for the purpose of raising such revenue as may be necessary to an economical administration of the government, and from and after the day last aforesaid, the duties required to be paid by law on goods, wares, and merchandise, shall be assessed upon the value thereof at the port where the same shall be entered ..... agreed that the duties, so collected as aforesaid by the defendant, were exacted under and in pursuance of orders and regulations from the treasury department of the government of the united states and with the approbation, and sanction, and direction of the president of the united states. .....

Ex Parte Yerger

Court : US Supreme Court

..... is that none of the acts prior to 1867 authorizing this court to exercise appellate jurisdiction by means of the writ of habeas corpus was repealed by the act of that year, and that the repealing section of the act of 1868 is limited in terms, and must be limited in effect to the appellate jurisdiction authorized by the act of 1867. ..... therefore, when the confederated colonies became united states and the formation of a common government engaged their deliberations in convention, this great writ found prominent sanction in the ..... has been gradually narrowed, and the benefits of the writ have been extended, first in 1833 [ footnote 19 ] to prisoners confined under any authority, whether state of national, for any act done or omitted in pursuance of a law of the united page 75 u. s. ..... it repealed the act of 1789, it did so by implication, and any implication which would give to it this effect upon the act of 1789 would give it the same effect upon the acts of 1833 and ..... " by statute of 1833, [ footnote 2 ] the writ was extended to prisoners confined under any authority, whether state or national, for any act done or omitted in pursuance of a law of the united states, or of any order, process, or decree of any judge or court of the united states, and by an act of 1842 [ footnote 3 ] to prisoners, being subjects or citizens of foreign states, in custody under national or state authority for acts done or omitted by or under color of foreign authority, and alleged to be valid under the .....