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Sri Harthi Adirajaiah Vs. Savandamma Wd/O. Sri N.C. Nagarajaiah and an ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1973Kant213; AIR1973Mys213; (1973)1MysLJ247

..... rule to the contrary govern such appeal. in support of this view, their lordships of the madhya pradesh high court have referred to a decision of the privy council in secy. of state for india v. chelikani rama rao, air 1916 pc 21 and also to a decision of the supreme court in n.s. thread ..... of such applications for the powers and procedure to be followed by the tribunals and provision for appeals against the awards of the claims tribunals. as the act, makes provision for constitution of special tribunals ousting the jurisdiction of ordinary civil courts and further makes provision regarding the procedure and powers of such tribunals, the ..... ourselves to the question as to whether the cross objections filed are maintainable under order xli, rule 22 of the code of civil procedure. section 110 of the act provides that the state government may, by notification in the official gazette, constitute one or more motor accidents claims tribunals (hereinafter referred to as claims tribunals) .....

United States Vs. Dionisio

Court : US Supreme Court

..... guarantees that no civilian may be brought to trial for an infamous crime "unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury." this constitutional guarantee presupposes an investigative body "acting independently of either prosecuting attorney or judge," stirone v. united states, 361 u. s. 212 , 361 u. s. 218 , whose mission is to clear the innocent, no less than page ..... v. doe (schwartz), supra, at 899-900. a grand jury has broad investigative powers to determine whether a crime has been committed and who has committed it. the jurors may act on tips, rumors, evidence offered by the prosecutor, or their own personal knowledge. branzburg v. hayes, 408 u.s. at 408 u. s. 701 . no grand jury witness is "entitled .....

Registrar of the Orissa High Court Vs. Baradakanta Misra and anr.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1973Ori244; 1976CriLJ405

..... thus:(i) the governor in his individual judgment was the appointing authority of district judges. (ii) the 'local government', i.e. the governor acting with the aid and advice of the council of ministers was the disciplinary and punishing authority in relation to all categories of penalties enumerated in rule 49. (iii) the high court had no ..... was characterised as mala fide. their lordships held that this constitutes gross contempt, and upheld the decision of the patna high court in air 1965 pat 227, sitamani central coop. bank v. jugal kishore. in paragraph 26 the following observation was made: 'generally speaking, any conduct that tends to bring the authority and administration of law ..... the rising of the court and to pay a fine of rupees one thousand. the matter is concluded by air 1967 sc 1494, (jugal kishore v. sitamani central co-op. bank). in the grounds of appeal to the joint registrar of co-operative societies against the order of the assistant registrar, the order of the assistant .....

Workmen of Mangalore Port Trust Vs. Mangalore Port Trust and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : [1973(27)FLR249]; ILR1973KAR272; (1973)IILLJ521Kant; (1973)1MysLJ386

..... entitled to elect the number of trustees specified against it, at a meeting of the body held in accordance with its rules as then in force : (i) the mangalore municipal council - 2 trustees. (ii) the kanara chamber of commerce - 4 trustees. (iii) the western india tiles manufacturers' association - 2 trustees : x x x (3) one trustee ..... retained power of appointing, promoting, suspending, dismissing, fining and granting leave to certain officers and servants of the board. by ss. 28, 29 and 35 of the act, the board must receive prior sanction of the government for its regulations and notifications. under ss. 67, the board has to obtain previous sanction of the government if ..... in any industry carried on by or under the authority of any department of the central government or a state government or a local authority; x x x (x) employees employed by any establishment in public sector, save as otherwise provided under this act.' to make the picture complete, we have to find out the meaning of the .....

State of Rajasthan Vs. Raghunath Singh

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1974Raj4; 1973()WLN424

..... (2) provided that any mining lease granted contrary to the provisions of sub-section (1) shall be void and of no effect. under section 5 of the act of 1948, the central government was empowered to make rules for the granting of the mining leases or for prohibiting the grant of such leases in respect of any mineral or in any ..... area. the rules can also prescribe the manner, the authority and other incidental matters for granting such a lease. the central government in exercise of the powers conferred by section 3 of the act of 1948 made 'the mineral concession rules, 1949'. rule 4 of the rules of 1949 provided that these rules shall not apply to ..... of mines and geology was not in exercise of the executive powers of the state. according to him this was an act in exercise of the delegated power under rule 4 of the mineral concession rules of 1949 of the central government. he has also referred to articles 154 and 162 of the constitution. they arc reproduced below:--'154. executive .....

Billeswar Kumar Vs. Smt. Nirupama Debi and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1973Cal460

..... witnesses were examined in this case but no explanation as to their absence has been given by the appellant. reliance is placed on a bench decision of this court (privy council) in 27 cal wn 485 = (air 1922 pc 366), ram gopal lal v. mt. aipna kunwar, and also on a decision of the supreme court in : [1962]3scr195 , rani ..... mitter has however, contended that execution of the will was not denied. he has referred to the definition of 'execution' as contained in section 2(h) of the indian succession act and contended that from the evidence of the deed writer p. w. 6 and several other attesting witnesses execution of the will by the lady was proved for it is ..... probate on the basis of a copy which was prepared and preserved when the original will was deposited in the court, on application of section 237 of the indian succession act. but this section, as appears, is applicable to cases of grants of limited duration that is the grant is to remain in effect until the original or the properly .....

Damodar Shantaram Nadkarni Vs. S.E. Sukhtankar

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1973)IILLJ558Bom; 1974MhLJ83

..... a municipal officer and a servant. article 311 of the constitution provides for a reasonable opportunity to be given to a person holding a civil post under the central or state government before an order of dismissal, removal or reduction in rank can be passed against him. as the provisions of that article are only applicable ..... that it cannot be said that in the absence of copy of the written brief the respondent could not be prejudiced at all. 15. the decision of the privy council is reported in annamunthodo v. oilfields workers' t.u., [1961] 3 all e.r. 621 lord denning observes : 'counsel for the respondent union did suggest ..... status, there can be no difficulty in holding that he held office or status whose rights, obligations, duties, liabilities, etc., are governed by the provisions of the act, the various statutory regulations made and the various orders, circulars and instructions, issued in exercise of the statutory powers. that being the positions, his dismissal in contravention .....

Kripa Sindhu Biswas Vs. Sudha Sindhu Biswas and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1973Cal496,77CWN760

..... be noticed as we proceed.25. our attention has been drawn to the several provisions of the indian arbitration act 1899 (central act ix of 1889). comparison was also made between sections 11 and 15 of the said act and section 32 of the arbitration act of 1940. paragraphs 10, 16, 20 (old section 525) and 21 (old s. 526) of the ..... , 1955, as it was not possible to prepare the award within the aforesaid time. the second agreement clearly provided that if one of the arbitrators become incapable of acting, the unanimous award by the remaining two arbitrators would be binding on the parties. during the pendency of the arbitration proceedings, amarendranath died and his sons accepted the second ..... 25, s. 26 and ss. 30 to 32 were placed before us. article 119 of the limitation act 1963 and arts. 158 and 178 of the limitation act 1908 were also discussed before us. the decision of the judicial committee of the privy council in the case of muhammed nawaz khan v. alam khan, (1891) 18 ia 73 = ilr 18 cal .....

Kesavananda Bharati Sripadagalvaru and ors.Vs. State of Kerala and anr ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1973SC1461; (1973)4SCC225; [1973]SuppSCR1

..... not, by any form of enactment, create in india, and arm with general legislative authority, a new legislative power, not created or authorised by the councils' act.773. we respectfully agree with these observations. from these observations it follows that parliament was incompetent to create a new power-a power to ignore some ..... by the implications of the context or even by considerations arising out of what appears to be the general scheme of the statute. in re the central provinces and berar (central provinces and berar act no. xiv of 1938 [1939] f.c.r. p. 18, sir maurice gwyer c.j. observed at p. 42:a grant of the ..... the constitution which pertain to the administrative, legislative, financial and other powers, such as the executive powers of the provinces should be made liable to alteration by the central parliament by two-thirds majority, without permitting the provinces or states to have any voice, is in my judgment altogether nullifying the fundamentals of the constitution.1497. .....

Raghunath Mahanty and ors. Vs. State of Orissa and ors.

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1974Ori37

..... of fair and equitable rent.the term 'in the prescribed manner' very often appears in many statutes. dealing with that term appearing in section 8(4) of the central sales tax act, the learned judges of the supreme court in the case of sales tax officer, ponkun-nam v. k. i. abraham. air 1967 sc 1823, stated.'.....in our ..... rent payable by raiyats for similar lands with similar advantages in the vicinity.' the term 'shall have regard to' has been interpreted by their lordships of the privy council in the case of ryots of garabandho v. zamindar of parlakimedi air 1943 pc 164:--'.....in their view the prime dutyof the revenue officer under chap. 11 is ..... is overruled.4. in the writ applications as framed and in the arguments as advanced by counsel for the petitioners, the provision of section 4 f9) of the act has been impugned as being violative of article 14 of the constitution. this contention has two facets:--(1) the provision discriminates between landlords receiving rent in cash and similarly .....