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Kaptan and Another Vs. Balwan Singh and Others

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... by respondents no.1 to 3 herein as his legal representatives) was dismissed by the trial court, but was decreed by first appellate court directing defendant no.1 gram panchayat (respondent no.4 herein) to remove encroachment from the land of the plaintiff. accordingly, respondents 1 to 3 filed execution petition for execution of the said ..... while decreeing the suit of respondents no.1 to 3, wrongly relied on order passed by collector in proceedings under the punjab village common lands (regulations) act, 1961 (in short the act). the contention cannot be accepted. decree passed by the first appellate court, which is sought to be executed, has not been set aside by any ..... for the appellants is completely fallacious, misconceived and meritless. 5. learned counsel for the appellants, relying on a judgment of hon'ble supreme court in the case of gram panchayat of village naulakha vs. ujagar singh reported as 2000 (4) r. c. r. (civil) 749, contended that possession of part of the public street is .....

The Gram Panchayat of Village Lathron Vs. Sadhu Ram (Died) Through Lrs ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... . i have considered the rival contentions raised by learned counsel for the parties. be that as it may, fact remains that the property belongs to the gram panchayat regarding which declaration is being sought. otherwise also, no prejudice will be caused to the respondent/plaintiffs if the application dated 4.8.2005 for setting ..... ex parte order dated 20.11.2004, has been dismissed. learned counsel for the petitioner vehemently contended that the property in question is a public property and gram panchayat is owning and managing the same. learned counsel for the petitioner further contends that suit is barred under the provisions of punjab singh ravinder 2013.08 ..... the accuracy and integrity of this document chandigarh -2- civil revision no.1870 of 2011 village common lands (regulation) act. learned counsel for the petitioner relies upon the judgment of hon'ble supreme court in gram panchayat of village naulakha versus ujagar singh, 2000(4) r.c.r.(civil) 749 to contend that public institution .....

M/S k.t Meharwade and Company Vs. The State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... of licences issued by the deputy commissioner under the karnataka excise (sale of indian and foreign liquor) rules, 1968 framed under the karnataka excise act, 1965, for short excise act . the common grievance of the petitioners is over the official memorandum dated 19.3.2014 and the order thereto issued by the commissioner of excise ..... the licencees and hence seeks to sustain the impugned demand as being well merited, fully justified and not calling for interference.8. the preamble to the excise act reads that it is expedient to provide for a uniform law relating to the production, manufacture, possession, import, export, transport, purchase and sale of liquor ..... and intoxicating drugs and the levy of duties of excise thereon in the state of karnataka. section 63 of the excise act provides for recovery of government dues, including excise revenue or amounts due to government on account of any contract, relating to excise revenue as an arrears of land .....

Santosh vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... some corroboration to the statement of the prosecutrix in cases where despite being well built and not under influence of any intoxicant she had not suffered any injury during the act of being subjected to rape.28. the question that arises for consideration in this case is whether the prosecutrix was a willing party or she was forcibly subjected to sexual ..... pregnant. 8. in the first place, the admitted position is that the prosecutrix is a fully grown up lady and habituated to sexual she was experienced inasmuch as she had acted as a midwife. it is true that the learned sessions judge was impressed with the demeanour of this witness, but that itself is not sufficient to prove the case if .....

Malsingh and ors. Vs. State of M.P.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2000(2)MPHT43; 2000(3)MPLJ66

..... . the complainant party had left the tekri before 5 p.m. as stated by the prosecution witnesses and had stayed in the field of rupla to eat green gram. thereafter the appellants returned from the mela. it is, thus, clear that they did not know that the complainant party was present in the field of rupla. ..... purpose of imposing constructive criminal liability on the accused persons. the accused in such a case can be convicted only for the injuries caused by him by his individual act. in cases of sudden free fight, unlawful assembly is not formed (see air 1976 s.c. 912, puran v. state of rajasthan). therefore, the appellants could ..... khuman and acquitted accused and on their information recovered bows from their possession. investigating officer also arrested gobariya and on his information given under section 27 of the evidence act recovered his 12 bore gun which was seized vide ex. p-6. farsa was also recovered at the instance of appellant bhavsingh. after completion of investigation, challan .....

R.R. Companies Vs. Indore Development Authority

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2007(4)MPHT284; 2007(4)MPLJ607

..... submitted that non-acceptance of the bid in question is in violation of the provisions of rule 18 of the m.p. nagar tatha gram nivesh vikasit bhoomiyo, griho, bhavano tatha anya sanrachanao ka vyayan niyam, 1975 (hereinafter referred to as 'the rules of 1975'). reliance has ..... for sale of the plot in question, the petition has been dismissed.2. learned counsel for the appellant submits that the authority has acted whimsically and capriciously in declining to accept the highest bid, almost twice the amount of the minimum price fixed for the plot, and ..... competing, the authority deemed it fit to re-advertise to obtain fresh tenders, it is clear that it was with a view to act in the interest of the authority that it was directed to repeat the process so that offer of still higher rates could be received. ..... orders.k. kulshrestha, j.1. by this appeal under section 2 of the m.p. uchcha nyayalaya (khand nyaypeeth ko appeal) adhiniyam, 2005, the appellant assails the order dated 20-4-2007, passed by .....

Mullu Singh, Alias Yashwant Singh and ors. Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2009CriLJ273

..... deceased-accused gulab singh to the deceased on his abdominal region, appellant mullu singh and kamal singh dealt blows of knife on his back region and thus their act indicates that they have shared common intention to kill the deceased with appellant mohan singh and deceased-accused gulab singh. we would also like to place reliance on ..... to benefit of exception-4. in the present case also after the deceased had fallen down, the repeated blows were dealt by the appellants and, therefore, their act also would not come under exception-4 and for all practical purposes they have committed the offence of culpable homicide amounting to murder. on this point it would be ..... the case-diary causing of blow by kencha by kamal singh is mentioned but the number of blows are not mentioned, thus this omission will not dilute the act or totally exonerate appellant kamal singh.16. in very specific words injured mangal singh (pw-10) has stated that appellant mohan singh and deceased-accused gulab singh dealt .....

G. Narayan Reddy Vs. P. Narayana Reddy

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... possession; k. lakshminarasimha chary vs. k.satyanarayana (2002(2)ald 753(db)referring to sajjadanashin sayed vs. musa dadabhai ummer (2000)3 scc 350) and gram panchayat of village, naulakha vs. ujagar singh and others (2000) 7 scc 543=air 2000-sc-3272) including mulla on cpc and halsburry's laws of ..... be dealt with in relation to estoppel, co-owners, co-heirs, co-parceners, benami transactions, minor's property, public rights, section 53-a of transfer of property act, trusts, licences, leases, riparian rights, limited owners, mortgagors, mortgages, invalid transactions, symbolic possession, institution of suit, section 145 cr.p.c. proceedings etc., and ..... the persons in possession thereby of the institute acquired title by adverse possession and entitled to compensation money for the land subsequently acquired under the land acquisition act. for that conclusion, the apex court placed reliance on the earlier expression in collector of bombay vs. municipal corporation of the city of bombay ( .....

Nilesh Shipping Agency Vs. Collector of Customs

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Mumbai

Reported in : (1994)(53)LC66Tri(Mum.)bai

..... initiated, the show cause notice is duly served on the appellant firm, and as such, the validity or otherwise 'of the notice for proceedings under the customs act, assume little significance. for the purpose of the present proceedings' the conclusions are based on what has been admitted by mr. bhupendra adatia, in these very ..... bhupendra adatia and mr.d.d. gupta, however, appeared before the dri officials on 4.1.1991, and in their preliminary interrogation, both of them reportedly admitted acts of misrepresentations, misdeclaration and removal of certain quantity from the goods, thereby got released by them. they also reportedly offered to retrieve the goods so released, and ..... on 24.12.1990. the inspection revealed that one consignment of ball bearing, imported by greaves international, bombay, and warehoused vide section 59 of the customs act, was lying unclaimed for a long time, and that three ex-bond bills of entry for home consumption, were filed by one firm m/s. arvind engineering .....

Shri C. Raman Reddy Vs. Assistant Commissioner of Income

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT

Reported in : (2004)268ITR49(Bang.)

..... by irrationality or irrelevancy because, in such a case, the resultant decision will become arbitrary. these is vast and qualitative difference between an administrative act and a judicial act inspite of the recent dilution of the concept of an administrative action. assuming that power to order search ad seizure is a quasi-judicial ..... in such cases a panchanama is prepared. the provisions of section 132 (8a) are more in the nature of attachment of valuables till proceedings under the act are concluded (or within 30 days thereof) the provisions of section 281b for provisional attachment apply only when assessment proceedings are pending. thus, search proceedings ..... necessarily bind the appellate authority. the valuation of a property by the valuation officer binds the assessing officer in making an assessment under the wealth tax act. but it does not bind the appellate authority. if the invalidity taint the assessment itself the itat declares the assessment invalid. this is particularly so .....