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Mar 16 1961 (SC)

Singhai Ajit Kumar and anr. Vs. Ujayarsingh and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1961SC1334; [1962]1SCR347

..... it was said that the courts below missed the point that the court of wards, representing the widows, held the estate adversely to ramraghuraj singh in respect of his half share and, therefore, the fact that during its management the widows did not deny the title of ramraghuraj singh or the fact that they admitted his title could not affect the question of ..... plaintiffs themselves claimed to be reversioners of raja ajit singh on the ground that the succession to him opened out when the widows died; and if their contention be accepted, namely, that the widows acquired an absolute interest in half of the property, they would be non-suited in respect thereof on the simple ground that their suit was not to recover the property as the heirs of the widows. ..... the main question that arises in this appeal is whether an illegitimate son of a sudra vis-a-vis his self acquired property, after having succeeded to a half share of his putative father's estate, will be entitled to succeed to the other half share got by the widow, after the succession opened out to his putative father on the death of the said widow. ..... to which raja ajit singh belonged was not a sudra caste and that, therefore, even if ramraghuraj singh was the illegitimate son of raja ajit singh, he was not entitled to a share, and that in any view half of the share of the widows in the estate would devolve, on their death, on the reversioners to the exclusion of the illegitimate son. .....

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Feb 08 1968 (SC)

Maharashtra State Electricity Board Vs. Kalyan Borough Municipality an ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1968SC991; (1968)70BOMLR733; 1969MhLJ32(SC); [1968]3SCR137

..... the board submitted a draft of the new agreement to the said municipality, in respect of the supply of electrical energy for street lighting, under which the charge which the municipality had to pay, per unit of electricity, was slightly less than before, but the municipality was required to pay several fixed charges, with the result that ..... 335 of 1967, was being supplied by the appellant, electrical energy for street lighting, till june 1962, on the same terms on which the old kalyan licensee was ..... is after this that the proviso, on which reliance is placed by the respondents, states that where no such loan is outstanding, one-half of the balance shall be credited to the consolidated fund of the state. ..... board was not prepared to accede to this request, of the municipality, and, on the latter's failure to pay bills for street lighting, according to the draft agreement, an intimation was sent, by the appellant, on october 12, 1962, that the supply of electricity, for street lighting, would be cut off, from october 22, 1962. ..... it is further urged by the respondents that the board may fix tariffs in such a way that large surplus may be found by them from which one-half will be credited to the consolidated fund of the state. ..... in respect of poona area, it is stated by the board that it has introduced uniform tariffs for low tension electricity, with effect from january 1, 1966 except in regard to consumers of electricity for lights and fans and small power in residential buildings. 11. .....

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May 03 1972 (SC)

Ramagya Prasad Gupta and ors. and Braham Prasad Gupta and ors. Vs. Shr ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : (1972)1CTR(SC)161

orderin accordance with the judgment of the majority, the appeals are dismissed. there will be no order as to costs.

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Apr 24 2002 (SC)

Vashram Narshibhai Rajpara Vs. State of Gujarat

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2002SC2211; 2002(2)ALD(Cri)145; 2002(1)ALT(Cri)345; (2002)3CALLT63(SC); 2002CriLJ2930; 2002(2)Crimes306(SC); (2002)4GLR2813; JT2002(4)SC403; 2002(4)SCALE93; (2002)9SCC16

..... early next morning, the appellant collected the petrol in a steel bowl and sprinkled the same on his wife and daughters who were sleeping and by lighting a match set them on fire and in the process was said to have also sustained burn injuries on his left ear, left shoulder and right thumb. ..... the report of the forensic science laboratory ex.42 and the panchnama of the place of occurrence - the details of place of incident, the bowl, half burnt pieces of quilt and cored thread of wooden cots on which also the presence of petrol was detected; that the plea raised as in the written reply was not probable or believable and was not only ..... as for the quantum of sentence, we have given our careful consideration in the light of the submissions of the counsel on either side. ..... he seems to have that when he was lighting a lamp of petrol he sustained burn injuries and his wife and daughters seriously got caught in the big fire in the house and that they should be saved. .....

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Jan 16 2012 (SC)

C.Shakunthala and ors. Vs. H.P.Udayakumar and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : (2012)2SCC294

..... in view of the same, we have no other option except setting aside the impugned order and remitting the matter to the high court for passing fresh order.9) in the light of what is stated above, the impugned order of the high court dated 18.06.2008 made in crl. ..... when the coordinate bench on earlier occasion, that is, on 09.06.2006, based on the acceptable materials prima facie concluded that charges have to be framed, it is but proper by the present bench to arrive and take a final decision in the light of the materials formulated by the earlier bench. ..... permanent injunction wherein the court had granted an ad interim order of status quo.h) it is evident that respondent no.1 is the business partner of the son of lingaiah and he has been set up to file application to protract the proceedings.i) in the light of the stand taken by respondent no.1, channappa filed o.s. no. ..... he let out the eastern half portion of the said property to one kachu krishna achari and western portion to one p.v. .....

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May 09 2013 (SC)

Nimmagadda Prasad Vs. Central Bureau of Investigation

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... it is the grievance of the cbi that the investigation so far has revealed that after more than four and a half years, the project has failed to take off and no job has been generated so far. .....

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May 09 2013 (SC)

Nimmagadda Prasad Vs. C.B.i., Hyderabad

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... it is the grievance of the cbi that the investigation so far has revealed that after more than four and a half years, the project has failed to take off and no job has been generated so far. .....

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Nov 07 2019 (SC)

Manoharan Vs. State by Inspector of Police, Variety Hall Police Statio ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... betel nut saliva stains on the left door of the van with a cotton swab for chemical examination, as well as dried yellow-colour stains found on the seat and floormat, and the clothes (namely pant, half shirt and underwear) worn by mohanakrishnan (mahazar exs. p-5 & p-6). ..... in light of the vehement attempt at assailing the confessional statement as being non-voluntary and violative of the right guaranteed under article 20(3) of the constitution and in the alternate its reliance for having been retracted by the petitioner, it .....

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Mar 19 2021 (SC)

Government Of Maharashtra, (water Resources Department) Vs. M/s Borse ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... the golden rule in determining whether the judiciary has crossed the lakshman rekha in the guise of interpreting a statute is really whether a judge has only ironed out the creases that he found in a statute in the light of its object, or whether he has altered the material of which the act is woven. ..... the law shelters everyone under the same light and should not be swirled for the benefit of a few.58. ..... a reading of the act as a whole in the light of the statement of objects and reasons thus makes it clear that the intention of the legislator was to focus on children, as commonly understood i.e. ..... it should not be lightly assumed that 56 parliament had given with one hand what it took away with the other.21. .....

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Jan 28 2000 (SC)

G. Sagar Suri and anr. Vs. State of U.P. and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2000SC754; 2000(1)ALD(Cri)362; 2000(1)ALT(Cri)168; [2000]100CompCas613(SC); 2000CriLJ824; 2000(2)CTC107; JT2000(1)SC360; 2000(1)SCALE271; (2000)2SCC636; [2000]1SCR417

..... singh styling himself as authorised signatory on her half of the second respondent p.k. .....

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