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CochIn Devaswom Board, Trichur Vs. Vamana Shetty and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1966SC1980; [1966]3SCR724

..... liability was created in most cases as a reward to the tenant for military or other services rendered by him, but in more recent times, kanam encumbrances were generally created by the janmi borrowing money from his tenant to meet any extraordinary expenditure by the conversion of the compensation payable to kuzhikanam (lessee who had a right to make improvements) holders into a kanam debt, or by the treatment of the amount deposited ..... determination thereof, and for the issue of a final pattah in form c under the signature of the devaswom commissioner setting out the particulars of his holding, the rent due from him in kind as well as in money including miscellaneous items, the kanam amounts, interest deductions and renewal fees on kanam lands held by him and the number of installments in which the rent was payable. ..... be determined in these appeals : (1) whether the travancore-cochin kanam tenancy act 24 of 1955 governs lands held from devaswoms (religious institutions) in the cochin region of the state of kerala; and (2) whether the act infringes the guarantee of equal protection of the laws and is on that account ..... 62 of the travancore-cochin hindu religious institutions act 15 of 1950) claimed to recover michavaram at the rates settled under the rules made in exercise of the power conferred by ..... after the expulsion in 1762 of the zamorin of calicut who had invaded cochin, the ruler of cochin divested the chieftains who had supported the invader of their administrative powers and .....

Smt. Pushpaben Kantilal Shah Vs. K.N. Zutshi and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : 1976CriLJ1419

..... a view to preventing him from acting in any manner prejudicial to (a) the defence of india, the relations of india with foreign powers, or the security of india, or (b) the security of the state or the maintenance of public order, or (c) the maintenance of supplies and services essential to the community, or if satisfied with respect to any foreigner that with a view to regulating his continued presence in india or with a view to making arrangements for his expulsion from india, it was necessary so ..... the conclusions have been set out as follows:in deciding the question as to whether a rule about irrebuttable presumption is a rule of evidence or not, it seems to us that the proper approach to adopt would be to consider whether fact a from the proof of which a presumption is required to be drawn about the existence of fact b, is inherently relevant in the matter of proving fact b and has inherently any probative or persuasive value in that behalf or not if fact a is ..... the detaining authorities mentioned in the misa to detain any person if the detaining authority was satisfied with respect to any person (including a foreigner) that with a view to preventing him from acting in any manner prejudicial to the conservation of foreign exchange or with a view to preventing him from (i) smuggling goods, or (ii) abetting other persons to smuggle goods, or (iii) dealing in smuggled goods, it was necessary so to do an order directing that such person be detained could ..... king air 1950 fc 129 .....

Telangana State Road Transport Corporation Rep. by its Joint Managing ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... of employees to whom such privilege or privileges are admissible; (iii) fine, in the case of persons for whom such penalty is permissible under these regulations, vide sub-clause (3); (iv) withholding of increments; (v) recovery from pay of the whole or part of any pecuniary loss caused to the corporation by an employee's negligence or breach of orders; (vi) suspension, where a person has already been suspended under regulation 18 pending enquiry into his ..... hospital of the corporation at tarnaka, if he continued to receive the treatment locally at kalwakurthy and produces the sick certificate from the area government hospital, but could not produce a sick certificate from rtc run hospital, not entirely due to his fault, does it or does it not offer sufficient cause for his ..... the part of the depot manager, kalwakurthy in not applying his mind as to whether the punishment of removal from service would meet the facts and circumstances brought on record, the punishment imposed on both the writ petitioners is ..... in his explanation dated 24.04.2015 the writ petitioner has asserted that he has forwarded the sick certificate obtained by him from the area government hospital, kalwakurthy, to the depot of the corporation on 02.01.2015 with the help of 2 other employees namely conductor jagdish and driver devaiah ..... appeal) regulations, 1967 after obtaining the previous sanction of the government of andhra pradesh under sub-section (1) of section 45 of the road transport corporation act, 1950. .....

Aswini Kumar Nath Vs. State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1952Cal679

..... of murshidabad, that the schemes in respect thereof were approved by the land planning committee and' that thereafter notifications under section 4 and declaration under section 6 of the land development and planning act were published in the calcutta gazette in respect of the above schemes, namely hatinagar and shibpore schemes respectively.on the 26th february 1951, the possession of the lands comprised in the hatinagar scheme ..... however, that it was open to this court to go into this question, it is clear that the west bengal act being an act passed in furtherance of a public purpose, that is in the interest of the general public, the objection of unreasonableness ..... government towards rehabilitation of the immigrants are not for the benefits of the inhabitants of the state but on the other hand such attempts tend to make the position of the inhabitants of the state further worse both from the economic point of view as well as from that of convenience. ..... also dated the 16th november, 1950, and purporting to be made under section 6 of the said act were published in the calcutta gazette in respect of the petitioner's lands in the shibpore mouza and, on the 15th ..... , 1950, purported to be made under section 4 of the west bengal land development and planning act and ..... n 463, the declarations made under section 6 and published on the 30th november 1950, and 15th february 1951, must be held to be invalid having been simultaneously published with the notifications under section 4 of the act. .....

The Ahmedabad St. Xavier's College Society and Anr. Vs. State of Gujar ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1974SC1389; (1974)1SCC717; [1975]1SCR173

..... affiliation the educational institution established by them cannot fulfil the real objects of their choice and the minorities cannot effectively exercise their rights under article 30(1) if the logical answer flowing from the observations is that it cannot, then the question would arise as to what is the purpose which clause (1) of article 30 serves the only purpose that the fundamental right ..... three representatives of the teachers of the college and at least one representative each of the members of the non-teaching staff, and the students of the college, to be elected respectively from amongst such teachers, members of the non-teaching staff and students; and(b) that for recruitment of the principal and members of the teaching staff of a college there is a selection committee ..... equipments for teaching and research; (v) to require such colleges and institutions, when necessary, to confine the enrolment of students to certain subjects; (vi) to levy contributions from such colleges and institutions and make grants to them; and(vii) to require satisfactory arrangements for tutorial and similar other work in such colleges and institutions and to inspect such arrangements ..... registered under the societies registration act, 1860 (act 21 of 1860) and a trust under the bombay public trusts act, 1950 (act 29 of 1950). ..... a promise, prior to admission, not to resort to the federal courts, or a liability to expulsion in case of such a resort, required as the price of admission, would seem to .....

Regional Director, Employees' State Insurance Corpn. Ltd. Vs. Jardine ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 2004(2)CHN568,(2005)ILLJ16Cal

..... it would be wholly wrong for the court to substitute its own opinion for that of the legislature or its delegate as to what principle or policy would best serve the objects and purposes of the act to and to sit in judgment over the wisdom and effectiveness or otherwise of the policy laid down by the regulation making body and declare a regulation to be ultra vires merely on the ground that, in the ..... --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------for the reasons aforesaid although i am unable to hold that the impugned delegation is liable to be struck down suffering from the vice of excess delegation, i have got no hesitation to hold that the impugned amended rules is liable to be struck down being ultra vires the purpose of the act and being inconsistent therewith, and being wholly arbitrary, unreasonable and violative of article 14 of the constitution and also for the reasons such ..... provision as valid his lordship set aside the amendment of the rules of 1950 by which the upper wage limit of rs. ..... involved diverse questions the principal challenge in the said writ petitions was the impugned notification dated december 23, 1996 by which rule 50 of the employees' state insurance (central) rules, 1950 was amended by raising the salary limit from rs. ..... union of india against that part of the order by which the amendment of rule of 1950 was quashed. .....

A.H. Magermans Vs. S.K. Ghosh

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1963Cal369,1963CriLJ9,67CWN206

..... west german subject, was placed under preventive detention by an order of the west bengal government, under section 3 (1) (b) of the preventive detention act 1950, on the ground that he was a foreigner within the meaning of the foreigners act 1946 and that it had become necessary to make arrangements for his expulsion from india, and, therefore, he was required to be detained until the issue of an appropriate order from the central government. ..... , including the state of west bengal, with the functions of the central government, inter alia, in making orders of the nature specified in clauses (c), (cc), (d) and (j) of sub-section (2) of section 3 of the foreigners act, 1946 and, under the foreigners order, 1948, was an invalid piece of notification, because the powers delegated were legislative powers, which could not possibly be delegated under article 258 of the constitution contemplating as the ..... enabling him in this behalf and in supersession of all previous notifications on the subject in so far as they relate to the acts, rules and order hereinafter mentioned, the president, with the consent of the state government concerned, hereby entrusts to the government of each of the states of andhra pradesh, assam, bihar, bombay, jammu and kashmir, kerala, madhya pradesh, madras, mysore, orissa, punjab, rajasthan, uttar pradesh and west ..... the problem of immigration and presence of foreigners, is difficult for the legislature to resolve once for all, because the problem is linked up with .....

Ramendra Nath Nandi and ors. Vs. State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1975Cal325,(1975)1CompLJ452(Cal),79CWN593

..... the two classes can be easily identified and the purpose of the classification is based on a rational consideration, having due regard to the purpose and policy underlying the act, namely, to acquire land for the public purpose, inter alia, of resettling immigrants who had to leave their hearth and home on account of circumstances beyond their control; such cases of urgency, as come under section 7, are clearly meant to serve ..... said contention it has been held by the supreme court that although some amending acts are mentioned in the ninth schedule apart from the principal acts, there are many other acts which had been amended before they were inserted in the ninth schedule and that it can be hardly imagined that parliament intended only to protect the act as originally passed and not the amendments made up to the date of their ..... court that there was unjust discrimination between owners of land similarly situated by the mere accident of some land being required for purposes mentioned in the assam act and some land being required for other purposes. ..... clause 6, sub-clause (2) of the schedule read with section 73 of the madras city improvement trust act, 1950 which deprives theowners of the statutory right to solatium at the rate of 15 per cent, on the market value of the lands, as invalid and it has been held that the owners of the lands are entitled to the statutory solatium under section 23(2) of the land acquisition act in consideration of compulsory acquisition of their lands. .....

Mihir Kumar Sarkar and ors. Vs. State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1972Cal8,75CWN831

..... made in connection with actual words and language of the commonwealth immigrants act, 1962 and the duties of the immigrant officers under that act, which are very different from the provision of the west bengal land (requisition and acquisition) act, 1948, which must ultimately govern and determine this appeal. ..... the west bengal act because of the express provision made in section 6 of the west bengal land (requisition and acquisition) act, 1948 providing that 'where any land requisitioned under section 3 is not acquired and is to be released from requisition, the state government may, after making such inquiry, if any, as it considers ..... acquisition with perhaps the exception in the case of temporary occupation in respect of waste and arable land under section 35 of the land acquisition act 1894, fifthly, while under the west bengal land (requisition and acquisition) act of 1948 there can be no, acquisition of land without there being a requisition first, yet such requisition need not lead invariably to acquisition under ..... purpose, and that the order comes within the ambit of section 3 (1) of the assam act, the question as to whether the acquisition should have been under the land acquisition act, becomes immaterial for the purpose of examining the validity of the order of requisition. ..... and validity of the bombay land requisition act, 1948 as amended by bombay act 2 of 1950 observed at page 529. .....

State of Jammu and Kashmir, Vs. Dr. Susheela Sawhney and State of Jamm ...

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR2003J& K83,2003(1)JKJ35

..... of the laws prohibiting transfer of immovable property in favour of non permanent residents of the state were not brought to the notice of the learned judges and with the enactment of the jammu and kashmir agrarian reforms act 1976, which completely prohibits transfer of dwelling houses and structures in favour of persons, who are not permanent residents of the state the decision of the full bench in devi dass's case (supra) is not ..... bench of the high court opined that the position that emerges as a result of the combined reading of the provisions of articles 5 & 6 of the constitution of india, of the citizenship act and of section 6 of the state constitution is that the juristic or artificial persons like companies and corporations have not been included within the ambit of the term 'permanent resident'.38. ..... (2) and (3), no land or dwelling house or structure shall, except as provided under section 140 of the jammu and kashmir transfer of property act, samvat 1977, section 4-a of the jammu and kashmir alienation of land act, samvat 1995 and section 69-b of the jammu and kashmir cooperative societies act, 1960, be transferred disposed of or vested under this act, or in execution of any decree or order of civil court or revenue authority or under any other law in favour of any person who ..... by reason of the application of part-ii of the constitution of india with retrospective effect from january 26, 1950 to the state of jammu & kashmir, the people of j & k have become citizens of .....