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Jitendra Nath Ghosh Vs. Chief Secretary to the Bengal Government

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1932Cal753

..... was also argued that this court was bound to consider whether reasonable grounds existed for an opinion formed by the local government under section 2, bengal criminal law amendment act of 1930, because similar words in section 144, criminal p. c., had been so construed and reliance was placed on the decision in subodh chandra v. ..... that ground alleges that the arrest and detention of the said kali charan ghoshare illegal and neither the arrest nor the detention are warranted by the british, indian or french or international laws or under the constitutional and criminal laws of the british dominions and dependencies.2. a counter-affidavit has been filed on behalf ..... parliament' in that section meant any proclamation or treaty. that is not the meaning of an act of parliament nor were we referred to any treaty or proclamation which this act contravenes. the indian act was said to affect the habeas corpus act and the bill of rights, but apart from the fact that neither of these are laws .....

Emperor Vs. Balkrishna Hari Phansalkar

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1932)34BOMLR1523

..... with fine, or with both. it is true that under the ordinance the maximum sentence is much higher, i am only referring to section 188 of the indian penalcode to show that the legislature has recognised that the anticipated results of the disobedience would also be a circumstance in mitigation, or it may be, in aggravation ..... 4. before making an order the local government or the district magistrate must be satisfied that there are reasonable grounds for believing that any person has acted, is acting, or is about to act, in a manner prejudicial to the public safety. now, in this case it seems fairly obvious that anything done by this accused must ' ..... invests all district magistrates and the commissioner of police, bombay, with these particularpowers. which suggests that all the district magistrates and the commissioner of police, bombay, must act in the matter as a sort of corporate body, a power conferred on all. magistrates is not the same thing as a power conferred on each magistrate. but .....

E.R. Croft Vs. Sylvester Dunphy

Court : Privy Council

..... cargo were seized and taken into port. the validity of the seizure, which was effected in pursuance of powers conferred by the customs act of canada, revised statutes of canada 1927, c. 42, as amended by 18 and 19 geo. 5, c. 16, is challenged in the present proceedings on the broad ground that the parliament of ..... the dominion in conferring the powers in question exceeded its legislative competence. the enactments impugned are contained in ss. 151 and 207 of the statute as amended. s. 151 provides as follows: "(1) if any vessel is hovering in territorial waters of canada any officer may go on board such vessel and examine her ..... burah (2), lord selborne in expressing the views of the board in the comparable instance or india, uses at p. 904, this very significant language : "the indian legislature has powers expressly limited by the act of the imperial parliament which created it and it can of course do nothing beyond the limits which circumscribe those powers. but, when .....

In Re: ananda Bazar Patrika and Satyendra Nath Mazumdar and anr.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1932Cal745,140Ind.Cas.5

..... in the said newspaper on 17th april 1932 an article containing words of the nature described in sub-section (1), section 4, press (emergency powers) act, 1931, as amended by section 63, emergency powers ordinance, 1932, the objectionable passages wherein being set out in the annexure to the notices served on the petitioners and the ..... and are getting on thus maintaining their traditional policy. there can be no improvement of india's economic condition unless this state of things change. the indian government as well as the provincial governments ought to render earnest help for the establishment of mills and factories and for trade and industry of the country at ..... not be great if the government of india were fully alive to india's interest and spent some money for constructive works by curtailing their extravagance.11. indian exchequer runs empty to supply the articles of nawabi (luxury) of the authorities of these throe departments--the railway, the military and the civil service. the .....

Sharanbasappa Tippanna Vs. Rachappa Basappa Shettar

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1933Bom101; (1933)35BOMLR68

..... narayana vathiyar v. ramaswami aiyar i.l.r. (1906) mad. 88 it was observed as follows (p. 92):-we do not think that the general provisions of the indian contract act, 1872, as to the rights and liabilities of undisclosed principals were intended to alter well-established rules as to negotiable instruments which in our opinion continued to bo governed by ..... a fair construction of it does not appear to have been based for recovery of the debt in the alternative, and that at this late stage of the case the amendment should not be allowed.19. i think, therefore, that the view taken by the lower courts is right; and this appeal must be dismissed with costs.murphy, j.20 ..... the consideration for the promissory note, and though in the counter-written statement reference is made to the debt, no application was made before the subordinate judge for an amendment of the plaint, and after the plaintiff failed in the first court, it does not appear that any application was made to the district judge for an .....

In Re: Mrinal Kanti Ghose, Keeper of the Amrita Bazar Patrika Press an ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1932Cal738,140Ind.Cas.304

..... that in the circumstances the petitioners could not be heard to say that the words used by them did not come within the purview of section 4, indian press (emergency powers) act, as amended by 63 (d) of the emergency powers ordinance 1932. on the other hand, mr. n. k. basu, on behalf of the petitioners contended that ..... that inasmuch as the order of the local government did not specify which of the clause of sub-section (1), section 4 of the said indian press (emergency powers) act, 1931 as amended by section 63, emergency powers ordinance 1932 had been contravened by the petitioners, the order of the local government was vague and illegal and ..... . george containing, it is said, words of the nature described in sub-section (1), section 4 of the said indian press (emergency powers) act 1931 as amended by section 63, emergency powers ordinance 1932 and further amended by ordinance 7 of 1932 the objectionable passages wherein being set out in the annexure to the order of the local government .....

Hamidmiya SarfuddIn Vs. Nagindas Jivanji

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1933Bom217; (1933)35BOMLR252

..... in the case of damodar das v. lakhan das 25. by act i of 1929, section 10 of the indian limitation act has been amended and new articles 48b, 134a, 134b and 1340 have been enacted, but the present case is governed by the indian limitation act before it was so amended.26. article 144 was applied in the alternative in the case of ..... cannot be considered to have had any effect, as an origin for limitation, so as to affect this land in british india ; that the proper article of the indian limitation act to apply is 144 ; that where there are a series of mortgage transactions, each mortgage being redeemed on its successors' execution, time begins to run from the ..... in succession, even though they do not claim from one another, provided it is continuous and without a break, bars the true owner under article 142 of the indian limitation act. it appears from the evidence in the case that the mortgages effected by defendant no. 4's father were redeemed by him and subsequent mortgages were effected. .....

Sri Sri Rathnamala Pattamahadevi Vs. Raiyats of the Mandasa Zamindari

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1934Mad231

..... appear and be heard in the matter, and in the case of the confirming officer, the district collector, section 170 has a proviso that no entry shall be amended or omission supplied until reasonable notice is given to the parties concerned to appear and be beard and, while under section 172 no direction to revise shall be ..... be revised until reasonable notice is given to the parties concerned fee appear and be heard in the matter. section 170(2) also provides that no entry shall be amended, or omission supplied, until reasonable notice has been given to the parties concerned to appear and be heard in the matter. in my opinion, though the main ..... discharge duties of a judicial nature in the course of carrying out his executive functions is not new and occurs very frequently in indian enactments. a registrar has got to register documents. this is generally a mechanical act. it is purely an executive function; but, where the genuineness of a will presented to him for registration is contested, he .....

Sri Sri Sri Rathnamala Pattamahadevi, Zamindarini Vs. the Ryots of the ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1933)65MLJ423

..... appear and be heard in the matter, and in the case of the confirming officer, the district collector, section 170 has a proviso that no entry shall be amended or omission supplied until reasonable notice is given to the parties concerned to appear and be heard and, while under section 172 no direction to revise shall be ..... be revised until reasonable notice is given to the parties concerned to appear and be heard in the matter. section 170(2) also provides that no entry shall be amended, or omission supplied, until reasonable notice has been given to the parties concerned to appear and be heard in the matter. in my opinion, though the main ..... discharge duties of a judicial nature in the course of carrying out his executive functions is not new and occurs very frequently in indian enactments. a registrar has got to register documents. this is generally a mechanical act. it is purely an executive function; but, where the genuineness of a will presented to him for registration is contested, he .....

Teju Kaya and Co. Vs. Gangji Nensey and Co.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1933Bom71; (1932)34BOMLR1629

..... dealt with the question so far under the english law, but provisions as to time in relation to contracts in india are contained in section 55 of the indian contract act. that section provides in substance that if the intention of the parties was that time should be of the essence of the contract, then if the contract is ..... particular virtue in the draft assignment which had already been sent to the port trust authorities and returned. in any event it would require substantial amendment by adding the representatives of passu nensey, and i have no doubt whatever that if the vendors had sent to the port trust authorities the original lease, after ..... november 5, 1925, the defendants' solicitors say:-we are now instructed to request you to forward the said draft to the port trust authorities after making the necessary amendment therein and obtain their necessary approval and sanction ;10. and that request does not appear to have been complied with. but i cannot see that there was any .....