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In Re.:national Carbon Co. Incorporated.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1934Cal725,152Ind.Cas.914

..... being pronounced, the patentees through messrs. remfry & sons, patent and trade mark attorneys, presented an application under section 17 of the act to the controller of patents for leave to amend the specification of their patent. the application is in the prescribed form, and contains a declaration that no suit for infringement or proceeding ..... an application would be made on 23rd january 1933, that the patentees should be allowed to amend the specification in the suit, namely the specification in indian latent no. 17148 of 1930, by correcting and explaining the printed indian specification in terms of the prayer of the petition. on 23rd january 1933, as appears ..... company, incorporated, carry on business in new york, where they manufacture and export dry cell batteries for flashlights and electric torches. they are the grantees of indian patent no. 17148 of 1930. in the specification, which was accepted on 8th december 1930, the invention is described as relating 'to dry cells and .....

Hormusji K. Bhabha Vs. Nana Appa

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1934Bom299; (1934)36BOMLR658

..... 2(21) of the indian stamp act, and is chargeable with a stamp duty of re. 1 under article 48 (b) of schedule i of the indian stamp act, as amended. the chief judge, therefore, directed that no such document should be accepted in court or office, without ..... 1931, the chief judge of the court of small causes issued a notice to the effect that from that date the document referred to in the amendment, which authorizes any advocate to act and plead on behalf of his client and which is commonly known as a vakalatnama, falls within the definition of 'power-of-attorney' in section ..... not made chargeable. the intention of the legislature, therefore, appears to be that a' document fulfilling the requirements of a power-of-attorney must be stamped under the indian stamp act provided it does not require a court-fee stamp.25. in my opinion, all the conditions of the definition are fulfilled in this case, and, therefore, the .....

Mohammad Abdul Karim Vs. Mahammad Yasin

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1934All798

..... until the first day of july 1930, under section 1(2), and the plaint was brought on 22nd april 1930, the plaint therefore comes under act 2 of 1911 and not under the amending act. in the written statement it was admitted that the plaintiff bad got this design registered and it was claimed that the invention of the plaintiff had ..... both sides has been given and therefore it is a question for the courts to weigh that evidence and come to a finding. the english act the patents and designs act of 1907 is precisely similar to the indian act 2 of 1911 in its provisions. learned counsel referred to smith v. grigg ltd. (1924) 1 k.b. 655. that was an ..... point. as a matter of practice in england it is apparently usual for the defence to make an application to the court similar to the application under section 64, indian act, fox rectification of the register. that proceeding is no doubt convenient in england because the court hearing the suit for infringement is the same court to which such an .....

Mohammad Abdul Karim Vs. Mohammad YasIn and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 153Ind.Cas.214

..... until july 1, 1930, under section 1(2) and the plaint was brought on april 22, 1930. the plaint, therefore, comes under the act ii of 1911, and not under the amending act.3. in the written statement it was admitted that the plaintiff had got this design registered and it was claimed that the invention of the plaintiff ..... certifying that a design no. 43516 had been registered in respect of the application of such design to trays of brass or other suitable metal under the indian patents and designs act of 1911. the photograph which is attached shows a large brass tray and the agents for the applicant specified the novelty by stating: 'the novelty of the ..... a matter of practice in england it is apparently usual for the defence to make an application to the court similar to the application under section 64 of the indian act for rectification of the register. that proceeding is no doubt convenient in england because the court hearing the suit for infringement is the same court to which such .....

The Secretary of State for India Vs. Faredoon Jijibhai Divecha

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1934Bom434; (1934)36BOMLR761

..... by limitation as having been filed more than one year after the order to recover non-agricultural assessment. i do not think, however, that article 14 of the indian limitation act applies to the facts in this case, because if the order of enhanced assessment is a nullity or in excess of authority, it was not incumbent on the plaintiff ..... terms, and the right is not one of those reserved, either specifically or by implication. the learned joint judge has analysed the exact meaning of the marathi grant; and amended the translation in places, but, like my learned brother, i prefer to rely on the official translation. it appears to have been the clear intention of the grant to ..... grant which the plaintiff asks the court to put. at the same time, however, this fact would not work as an estoppel against government, because if these acts were mistaken acts on the part of government officers, the crown would not be bound by them: prosunno coomar roy v. the secretary of state for india in council i.l .....

AmIn Shariff Vs. Emperor

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1934Cal580,150Ind.Cas.561

..... made police officers for the purposes of such investigations in all possible manner (vide chapter 9, bengal excise act 5 b. c. of 1909) as it now stands, and also the amendments introduced into opium act (l of 1878) by the opium bengal (amendment) act (5 b. c. of 1933) which i am informed has not yet come into force. i would ..... in detail presently. it is in my judgment of supreme significance that as recently as last year in the opium (bengal amendment) act 1933, officers of excise are definitely differentiated from police officers, the categories referred to in that act being officers of the excise, police and customs. we find for example in section 20-j(1) this provision:every ..... that: 'a confession made to a police officer of a foreign force in the country where he is in fact a police officer is not admissible in an indian trial.57. sir courtney-terrell then proceeds to deal with the second of the two fallacies underlying the decision in the bombay case and all the decisions which would .....

Krishnaji Shivaji Pawar Vs. Hanmaraddi Mallaraddi Maidur

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1934Bom385; (1934)36BOMLR814; 153Ind.Cas.800

..... it was in june, 1922. so that, it is obvious that any fresh claim on the promissory note at the present time is statute barred, and section 22 of the indian limitation act provides that, where, after the institution of a suit, a new plaintiff or defendant is substituted or added, the suit shall, as regards him, be deemed to have been ..... r(1897) 22 bom. 672 , on which mr. nilkant atmaram also relies, is clearly distinguishable, because in that case the original plaintiff was a benamidar and the plaint was subsequently amended by joining the beneficial owner. mr. justice ranade based his decision on the view that the suit in the name of the benamidar was well founded, a view which has ..... , the mistake was a bona fide one within the meaning of order i, rule 10, sub-rule (1), and that this court should now allow the proceedings to be amended by substituting the father for the son as the plaintiff. i think that the mistake probably was a bona fide one and that we ought to accede to the plaintiff .....

Parmeshar Singh and ors. Vs. SitladIn Dube and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1934All626; 150Ind.Cas.1096

..... of their lordships. their lordships referred to an english decision and remarked thatit is, they think, always dangerous to apply english decisions to the construction of an indian act.49. having said so, their lordships continued:the clause there under consideration differed widely from that now before their lordships and indeed from the clauses with which the ..... court used to hold that limitation for an application for restitution was not governed by the article governing an application for the execution of a decree, and the amendments made in the code of 1908, seem to show that the legislature intended that view to prevail. if it results in unintended hardship then the legislature can ..... b.), which was a case of execution, and muhammad sulaiman khan v. muhammad yar khan (1889) 11 all. 267 (f.b.), which was a case of an amendment of a decree. in both these cases it had been held that the operative decree is the decree passed finally by the appellate court. the learned judge observed that .....

Trustees of the Sir Currimbhoy Ebrahim Baronetcy Trust Vs. the Commiss ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1934)36BOMLR557

..... fund and the remaining fifteen per cent. having been absorbed by rates, taxes and other outgoings. the taxing act under which the question in this case arises is the indian income-tax act, 1922, as subsequently amended. by section 2 of that act 'assessee' is defined as meaning 'a person by whom income-tax is payable' and 'person' by ..... whether incorporated or not'. chapter i of the act, containing sections 3 and 4, is headed ' charge of income-tax'. section 3, as amended, is as follows:where any act of the indian legislature enacts that income-tax shall be charged for any year at any rate or rates applicable ..... virtue of the general clauses act, 1897, section 3(39) 'includes any company or association or body of individuals .....

Trustees of the Sir Currimbhoy Ebrahim Baronetcy Trust Vs. Commissione ...

Court : Privy Council

..... (39) "includes any company or association or body of individuals whether incorporated or not." chap. 1 of the act, containing ss. 3 and 4, is headed "charge of income-tax." s. 3, as amended, is as follows: "where any act of the indian legislature enacts that income-tax shall be charged for any year at any rate or rates applicable to the total ..... in this case, as it finally came before the high court of judicature at bombay is whether the appellants, who are a body of trustees incorporated by an act of the indian legislature, are liable to be assessed to income-tax and super-tax (which in this respect stand upon the same footing) in respect of the income of the ..... income of an assessee, tax at that rate or those rates shall be charged for that year in accordance with, and subject to the provisions of, this act in respect of .....