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Veerappa S/O Channappa Malligawad, Vs. The District Registration Autho ...

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... or a practitioner whose name is for the time being borne on the indian medical register maintained under the indian medical council act, 1956 or (iii) a person whose name is entered in the list mentioned in section 18, shall practise or hold himself out, whether directly or ..... the directorate of indian systems of medicine and homeopathy, bangalore, to practise electro homeopathy system of medicine have been withdrawn pursuant to the order of the central government dated 25.11.2003.4. in karnataka, medical profession is regulated by the karnataka ayurvedic, naturopathy, siddha, unani and yoga practitioners registration and medical practitioners miscellaneous ..... by implication, as practising for personal gain any system of medicine, surgery or midwifery. a plain reading of section 34(1) of the act extracted above shows that it prohibits all persons, not falling within the three categories referred to therein, from practising any system of medicine for personal gain. it is .....

Damodaram Pillai Vs. Dhanalakshmi Ammal Alias Kuttiammal and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1981)1MLJ171

..... the document and that the words used in written instruments ought to be made subservient, not contrary to the intention of the parties. the supreme court in central bank of india v. hartford fire insurance company : air1965sc1288 . has pointed out that the court must give effect to the plain meaning of the words ..... swaminathan, in support of his argument, relied on the decision in papathi ammal v. doraiswamy naicker : air1939mad290 . which in turn follows the decision of the privy council in kalyanasundaram pillai v. karuppiah moopanar . in the above decision, it has been held that a gift of immovable property which has not been accepted by the ..... of the settlement, as contemplated under section 122 of the transfer of property act.22. section 122 of the transfer of property act, does not contemplate any particular mode of acceptance or the performance of any solemn formality for establishing acceptance. the privy council in kalyanasundaram pillai v. karuppiah moopanar i.l.r. (1927) mad. .....

S. Pratap Singh Vs. the State of Punjab

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1964SC72; (1966)ILLJ458SC; [1964]4SCR733

..... v. sodhi sukhadev singh : [1961]2scr371 and quoted in this case, do not go so far and lay down that a final decision by the council of minister becomes an order when the rajpramukh acts upon it by issuing an order in that behalf to the respondent. the further following remarks should be construed in the same context : 'thus it ..... state and that person can be bound by that order. for, until the order is communicated to the person affected by it, it would be open to the council of ministers to consider the matter over and over again and therefore till its communication the order cannot be regarded as anything more than provisional in character.' 69. these ..... power vested in a municipal corporation to acquire property had been used in bad faith which was held to have been proved stated : 'a body such as the municipal council of sydney, authorised to take land compulsorily for specified purposes, will not be permitted to exercise its powers for different purposes, and if it attempts to do so, the .....

Shambu Reddy Vs. Ghalamma

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1966Mys311; 1966CriLJ1291; ILR1966KAR518; (1966)1MysLJ639

..... of the first proviso following sub-section (3) of section 488 cr.p.c. in the first series of decisions mentioned above does not meet the intendment of the act ix of 1949. those decisions, in our view, are inconsistent with the progressive status and emancipation of women. the object and scope of section 488, cr.p.c. ..... conflicting rulings on e point and therefore the wife was under those circumstances found to be at a disadvantage. this had caused great hardship to the wife. the act ix of 1949 was intended to remove the hardship suffered by a wife who refused to live with her husband on the ground that the husband has taken another ..... which the law had not provided; (3) what remedy parliament has appointed, and (4) the reason of the remedy.'(10) the code of criminal procedure (amendment act) 1949 i.e., act ix of 1949 was intended to meet a special circumstance. while s. 488 of the criminal procedure code provided for summary remedy to a deserted wife to claim maintenance from her .....

1. Mrs. Kailash Suneja (C.W. No. 5220 of 1993 and C.M. No. 1988 of 199 ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : [1998]231ITR318(Delhi); [1998]97TAXMAN144(Delhi)

..... 1986.'clause 34 reads as under (see : [1986]158itr96(patna) :'clause 34 seeks to insert a new chapter xx-c in the income-tax act, 1961, enabling the central government to purchase immovable properties in certain cases of transfer. this chapter contains 16 sections from section 269u to section 269uo.the provisions of the new ..... or pleasure ground or is otherwise required for the amenity or convenience of any house. in accordance with the provisions of this part of the act, the ripen borough council made an order for the compulsory purchase of 23 acres of land, it being part of an estate in yorkshire called highfield consisting of a ..... sh. ambalal sarabhai : [1988]170itr144(sc) and ct v. shivaoni and co. : [1990]184itr573(cal) . learned counsel relied upon century spinning and . v. ulhasnagar municipal council : [1970]3scr854 , babubhai muljibhai patel v. nandlal khodidas barot : [1975]2scr71 and submitted that filing of a suit is not an effective remedy.learned counsel for the respondents .....

Madhu Limaye Vs. Sub-divisional Magistrate, Monghyr and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1971SC2486; 1971CriLJ1720; (1970)3SCC746; [1971]2SCR711

..... specifically mentioned in the sections and to no other purpose".we may say at once that the distinction has our respectful concurrence.then came the decision in superintendent, central prison, fatehgarh v. ram manohar lohia(2). in that case, the expression 'in the interest of public order fell to be considered. subbarao, j. (' ..... to incite an immediate breach of the peace or riot as distinguished from utterances causing mere 'public inconvenience, annoyance or unrest'."he referred also to the public order act 1936 in england.. subbarao, j. however, distinguished the american and english precedents observing :"but in india under art. 19 (2) this wide concept of ' ..... opinion, after receipt of information, that there do exist sufficient grounds for taking proceedings. at the first stage, when forming such opinion, the magistrate naturally acts ex parte and has to rely on information supplied to him or other information obtained by him in the absence of the person againct whom proceedings are .....

Alak Prokash JaIn Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1973]43CompCas68(Cal)

..... counsel for the respondents, in repelling the contentions on behalf of the appellant, submitted that in matters of the kind contemplated by section 388b of the act the central government had to act upon information available to it, and being satisfied that circumstances existed for a reference under the impugned section, initiated proceedings accordingly. he further argued that, ..... the amendment but the section as a whole be re-enacted by parliament. it was argued that the word 'may' in section 388e of the act enabled the central government to discriminate between one person and another, although the decision of the high court had gone against it. in order to avoid such an attack ..... an application under article 226 of the constitution. 45. reliance was next placed on a decision of the supreme court in hari chand sarda v. mizo district council, : [1967]1scr1012 . in that case certain regulations relating to tribals in mizo hills were held to be void as they provided no principles on which the .....

Koli Dana Nathu Vs. G. Ghosh

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1973)14GLR209

..... order' and 'in the interest of general public' in the saving clauses in article 19. at page 755 their lordships pointed out that even though in 'superintendent, central prison, fatehgarh v. ram manohar lohia : 1960crilj1002 , his lordship subba rao j. had interpreted the expression 'public order' as synonymous with public peace, safety and ..... breaches of peace of a purely local significance which primarily injured specific individuals, and only in a secondary sense public interest. therefore a large number of acts directed against individual might total up into breach of public order. therefore in every case this question of degree of the harm and its effect upon the ..... public order, decency or morality and all other public interests which might be compendiously described as social welfare. their lordships pointed out that chapter 5 of the act was headed as 'special measures for maintenance of public order and safety of state' and the sub-head ii therein provided for 'dispersal of gangs and .....

D.M. Manasvi Vs. Commissioner of Income Tax, Gujarat, Ii Ahmedabad

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1973SC22; [1972]86ITR557(SC); (1973)3SCC207; [1973]2SCR389

..... clause (1) of section 271 is that the income tax officer or the appellate assistant commissioner should have been satisfied in the course of proceedings under the act regarding matters mentioned in the clauses of that sub-section. it is not, however, essential that notice to the person proceeded against should have also been issued ..... that concern should be considered to be the income of the assessee. notice was ordered to be issued for proposed penalty under section 271(1)(c) of the act to the assessee 'in regard to the concealment of and furnishing inaccurate particulars of income' from kohinoor mills. notices, it would appear, were thereafter issued by ..... during the relevant years the assessee derived income from several sources'. the assessment for the first year was made under section 23(3) of the indian income tax act, 1922. the income tax officer subsequently found that' income from the business in the name of kohinoor crain mills sales depot (hereinafter referred to as the kohinoor .....

The Anant Mills Co. Ltd. and ors. Vs. State of Gujarat and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1973)14GLR826

..... what would be the position if the standard rent is not fixed the answer is provided by the decision of the supreme court in the guntur municipal council v. the g.t.r.p. association : [1971]2scr423 . that was a case in which assessments to property tax made by the guntur municipality were ..... which made the ratio of the decision in poplar assessment committee's case inapplicable to the case before them, which was a case arising under the calcutta corporations act. firstly, the decision in poplar assessment committee's case was based on the peculiar law of rating in england which is fundamentally different from that accepted under ..... writ petitions and the petitioners, therefore, with leave of the court, amended the writ petitions and directed the challenge against the constitutional validity of the provisions of gujarat act 5 of 1970. the petitioners also challenged by way of amendment the determination of rateable value made by the deputy municipal commissioner, since, in the meantime, on .....