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Naseerulah Vs. State

Court : Chennai

..... around the sides should be used; (b) ordinary goods vehicles shall be provided with anti-slipping material, such as coir matting or wooden board on the floor and the superstructure, if low, should be raised; (c) no goods vehicle shall carry more than six cattle; (d) each goods vehicle shall be provided with one attendant; (e) ..... has been recognised by the tamil nadu animal welfare board has empowered under this act to enforce the prevention of cruelty to animals act more effectively and it was published in the government ..... government order of the tamil nadu government in g.o.ms.no.1715, agriculture department, dated 30.08.1976 under which there was a ban imposed to cow slaughtering in the interest of milk production and improvement of rural economy. ..... irrespective of the fact that, except offences under clause (i), (n) or (o) of sub-section (1) of section (11) or 12 of the act of 1960, rest of the offences are non-cognizable, the police has a power to seize the animal under section 102 of the ..... has a power to seize animal on suspicion of commission of an offence committed under the act of 1960 or under the other ancillary provisions, irrespective of the fact that they are non ..... of a person who has committed the offence cannot be entrusted with the property even though he may be the owner of the property, especially, in this case where there is a clear violation of acts and inhumane treatment meted out to the animals and it is specifically transported for butchery which is prohibited. .....

Kani Ammal (Deceased) Vs. Tamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board, Represented ...

Court : Chennai

..... area was declared as slum area by way of notification, dated 12.4.1972 under section 3(1) of the tamil nadu slum areas (improvement and clearance) act, 1971 (hereinafter it may be referred in short as "act") and a scheme called "mosque street slum clearance scheme" was formulated in the area and the slum clearance board had also approved the proposal to construct 112 numbers of multi storey tenements with the financial assistance of hudco by g.o.ms.no.54, dated 5.2. ..... nadar, he was not bound to surrender the vacant possession as demanded by the first defendant tamil nadu slum clearance board under ex.a.22, dated 11.11.1976 as he had perfected title over the suit property by adverse possession. 10. ..... he had received a notice under ex.a22, dated 11.11.1976 from the first respondent, tamil nadu slum clearance board calling upon him to remove the superstructure put up by him in ..... originally belonged to the second defendant c.a.khaja mohideen and the said c.a.khaja mohideen had given his consent as early as on 30.9.1975 and 24.2.1976 to acquire the land for constructing the tenements for the slum people and also authorised the slum clearance board authorities to take possession of the land and proceed with the construction work. 79. ..... court from exercising its jurisdiction lawfully and validly invokved and the same principle will apply to the further course of the suit in the form of appeal or revision air 1976 mad 287, overruled; 1977-1 mad lj 189 and air 1977 mad 402, approved. 42. .....

Venkatagopal Vs. Rangappa

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1883)ILR7Mad365

..... at liberty to revert to their original rights, and that the term has expired, or it might be shown that there has been an increase or diminution in the extent of the holding or an addition to its value by the creation of improvements at the expense of the landlord or that its value has diminished by reason of the deterioration of irrigation or other works which the landlord was bound to maintain. ..... same time it is provided that the landlord may, with the consent of the collector, enhance his rent on any lands when additional value had been imparted to them by improvements effected at his own expense or at the expense of government if an additional revenue is levied for them.21. ..... to which the judge objected were usual and not improper, that the reduction of rent by one rupee per kani was a concession by the zemindar and not claimable under the provisions of the act, and that no usage for the payment of rent in kind has subsisted in the village for a number of years.9. ..... either side would be satisfied by an enactment which provided that rates for one year should be considered lawful rates for next year, and that enhancement should not be forced on the tenant, except on proof of improvements effected at the cost of the landlord. ..... in the interval between the institution of the permanent settlement and the passing of act viii of 1865 considerable changes' had taken place in the relation of landlord ..... the opinion of the board of revenue suggested the provisions of section 11 of the rent act. .....

Muthu Veera Vandayan Vs. the Secretary of State for India in Council

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1906)ILR29Mad461

..... civil courts to interfere with the original darkhast authority in such a matter, it is equally incompetent to interfere with the appellate darkhast authority in regard to the same matter, so long as that authority acts within the scope of its authority for that would, in effect, be an assumption of the appellate jurisdiction by the civil court instead of by the revenue authority in whom it vests under the rules.19 ..... the deputy collector's order stated that the village was one of those that would be improved by the vadavar project and it was not, therefore, advisable to assign the land ..... it is true that at the end of his proceedings he adds that the land will be improved by the vadavar project and that it should, therefore, not be assigned on patta under the darkhast rules, but i take it that this is merely an explanation of why he does not grant it either to the appellant, ..... the fact that the collector and the board of revenue based their refusal to grant the land on the ground that it was land affected by the vadavar project ..... b after that appealed to the board of revenue against the collector's grant to a and the board decided that the land should be given to b this ..... application to the tahsildar under rule 4 of standing order xv of the standing orders of the board of revenue for a grant of land. ..... wording of a patta (see revised forms of village accounts, page 57; and board of revenue proceedings, no. ..... 15 of the board of revenue), and the question for decision is whether there was .....

Aiyasami Aiyar Vs. the District Board and Two ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1908)18MLJ91

..... many respects wanting in precision the case has been argued by both sides upon the footing that the district board, to make a successful defence, must rely on the powers conferred upon it by the local boards act v of 1884, and we deal with the matter on this footing.7. mr. ..... that the road was vested in the local fund board by section 8 of madras act iv of 1871 and transferred to the district board by section 4(iii) of act v of 1884, and that when it first vested in the local fund board the two tunnels now in question were in existence.5 ..... there was no negligence in the carrying out of the work, and the plaintiffs have not shown that the board could have constructed a culvert at any other part of the road which, while effective to protect the road, would have done no injury to the lands ..... that we cannot imply more than a mere permissive authority in the present case, because it was not incumbent on the district board to put a culvert in the place which was selected for it; but the case of london, brighton and south coast ..... in the case before us the statute enjoins the maintenance, of the road and does not confine the board to its maintenance as originally designed and executed; and, in the absence of any such express restriction, we are of opinion that the injunction to maintain imposes the duty to provide such new works ..... such a road it is necessary to improve the water-ways, it seems to us that there is imposed upon the district board the duty of making the necessary improvements. mr. .....

Vidyapurna Thirthaswami Vs. Uggannu

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1911)ILR34Mad231

..... defendant being his tenant, and having paid the revenue due on the land in exhibit a, the defendant is entitled to recover the same from the plaintiff in accordance with the provisions of section 35 of the revenue recovery act ii of 1864, which enacts that it shall be lawful for any person claiming an interest in land which has been, or is about to be, attached, to obtain its release by paying the arrears of revenue, ..... this summary manner and registered as such 'shall be deemed to be the 'landholder' in respect of such estate within the meaning and for the purposes of the madras revenue recovery act, ii of 1864, and no proceedings taken under the said act against such person or against any lands registered in his name shall be deemed invalid or ineffectual by reason of any error in such registration or on the ground that such person ..... it is usually due to an increase in the money value (or price) of the produce, or it may be due to increased productiveness of the land, improvement of communications and opening up of new markets, or because the former assessment was for any reason too low (standing orders of the board of revenue, chapter i, part i, standing order 1).32. ..... imposed by government on the land, and i think that this is the correct view since the assessment represents a share of the produce of the land, and under the revenue recovery act ii of 1864, section 2 'the land, the buildings upon it, and its products, shall be regarded as the security of the public revenue.'34. .....

Subramania Pillai and anr. Vs. the Secretary of State for India in Cou ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1911)ILR34Mad353

..... a further notification, and the fact that no further notification was issued does not, in our opinion, prevent the government order of the- 11th february 1881, from operating as a reservation for the purposes of section '25 of the act; exhibit ii merely directs demarcation and survey in accordance with the earlier government order, without adding a word regarding the issue of any further notification. ..... similar improvements, such as the erection of iron hand-rails, have been carried out by the temple; but it is as difficult to reconcile the long acquiescence of the temple trustees in the above act with the present theory of a lost grant of the pool, as it is to treat their possession as exclusive. ..... they therefore recommend that the taluk board's request for a contribution should be complied with and one-third of the cost allotted. ..... on receipt of copy of the taluk board's resolution, the trustees addressed exhibit g to the committee. ..... meantime the taluk board had set the work in hand. ..... exhibit g-1 shows that it was constructed by the local fund engineer under orders of the shermadevi taluk board, which allotted rs. ..... ' this was on the 3rd july 1893, no farther correspondence is exhibited, from which it may be fairly inferred either that no further steps were taken to pay the amount, or that the offer was rejected by the taluk board. .....

Sri Raja Venkata Rangayya Appa Rao Bahadur, Zamindar of Kapilaswarapur ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 19Ind.Cas.227; (1913)24MLJ680

..... by the cultivator in the way of declining to use the means of irrigation when they are supplied to him at a moderate price, and the possession of it would in no respect limit the right which the government, acting on your own behalf or on that of the irrigation company, must retain, the right of declining to supply any particular tract of country with water, unless the cultivator should be prepared to enter into engagements to take the ..... zamindari and brought between 1802 and 1862 a large extent of land under wet cultivation by improving his irrigation sources, when the government by their new anicut system cut off the sources of irrigation supply to those large extents of lands, they intended to arrange with the zamindar to ..... the government order of 1864 and the board's proceedings of 1898 already referred to are against the contention that the government did not undertake liability to supply water free to all those lands whose then existing irrigation sources ..... these instructions were communicated to the revenue board and officials to be carried out.from this the ..... on account of the strong protest of the board of revenue the government altered the half rate rule and allowed water free of charge even where the half rate had been levied in lands which 'owing to the construction ..... the proceedings of the board of kevenue dated the 11th february 1898 cbntain the following:when the system of anicut irrigation was introduced into the godavari and kistna deltas, government allowed free .....

Aleman Rama Rao Vs. the Secretary of State for India in Council

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1915Mad237; 24Ind.Cas.904

..... for railway purposes he was to relinquish it without claiming any compensation, that the subsequent alignment of the railway left this land untouched, that in pursuance of the order of 1893 he has been in possession making improvements upon the property, and that in the year 1910 he was called upon to surrender the land unless he was prepared to take it up on a lease of rs. ..... further fact that not only did the plaintiff act on the assumption that there was an irrevocable grant to him, though subject to certain conditions, but the revenue authorities also seem to have acted on the same assumption : for, when a portion of the land covered by the grants aforesaid was actually taken up by the railway alignment, the government granted compensation to the plaintiff in respect of the improvements effected by the plaintiff on that portion. ..... then there was an appeal to the collector and then to the board of revenue by the plaintiff the collector seems to have agreed with the tahsildar and to have asked the plaintiff to obtain temporary lease of the land from ..... ' in order xv rule 8 of the standing orders of the board of revenue, to which our attention was drawn by the learned government pleader, it is pointed that in all cases of unauthorized occupation rent will be ..... f, said as follows : 'the board sees no reason to lease the land ..... the revenue board in their order of ..... of mangalore who had full authority to deal with the darkhast application and to make grant (see board's standing order no. .....

A. Thiruvengadatha Aiyangar and anr. Vs. R. Ponnappaiyangar and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 25Ind.Cas.965

..... four committee members (three of whom were not sri vaishnavas and had no interest in either of the two factions raging among the trustees) did not honestly believe in the facts on the truth of which they acted or did not honestly come to the conclusion that the additional appointments of trustees would be conducive to the interests of the temple; even though it is very probable that they knew that the additional trustees belonged ..... what was decided there was that when the taluq board had taken over the management by virtue of section 51 of the local boards act, it could not divest itself of its duty of management by appointing an ..... the temple in question was at the date of the passing of act xx of 1863 one covered by the language of section 3 of that act and, by section 7 of the act, a temple committee was constituted to exercise the powers of the board of revenue and the local agents vested in them, by the ..... in our view the only limit to be imposed on the temple committee in the exercise of their, discretion is by an analogy to section 49 of the trusts act ii of 1882: 'where a discretionary power conferred on a trustee is not exercised reasonably and in good faith, such power may be controlled by a principal civil court of ..... have been inflicted,' adding, however, that if it was made on purely administrative grounds, 'it could not be supported since it did not result and, so far as has been shown, would not necessarily result in any improvement in the submission of accounts. .....