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Harwinder Singh Vs. Balwinder Singh and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2004)138PLR126

..... to be raised by seeking amendment of pleadings. the case referred to is clearly distinguishable.7. the admission is the best evidence. the admitted fact need not be proved. however, it is equally well settled that admissions are not conclusive as contemplated under section 31 of the indian evidence act, 1872 which stipulated that ..... in the written statement are not manipulated or fraudulent as such admissions have been made by way of written statement. the defendant has given explanation seeking amendment and whether such explanation is credible and worth acceptance, it is required to be examined after the parties are genuine opportunity to lead evidence whether ..... such admissions contained in the written statement are manipulated or fraudulent. the defendant will have an opportunity to lead evidence only if the amendment is allowed. if an opportunity is given the defendant will have an opportunity to prove that the admissions contained in the written statement are not .....

Pritpal Singh, Retired Judge (Since Deceased) Through His Legal Repres ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2008)150PLR439

..... the case of any other judge. 5. however, it may be noticed that the provisions of part i and iii have been amended subsequently by actno. 7 of 1999. by virtue of the said amending act, special additional pension was contemplated to be rs. 5200/ per annum in respect of each completed year of service for pension but ..... as mohan lal tripathi v. the district magistrate, rae bareilly and ors. : [1992]3scr338 , j. k. industries limited etc. etc v. the chief inspector of factories and boilers and ors. etc etc. : (1997)illj722sc and haryana state co-operative land development bank limited v. haryana state cooperative land development bank employees union and anr. 2004 service cases ..... and a judge of this court, the conditions of service is required to be determined by the rules for the time being applicable to the members of the indian administrative service on deputation to the government of india holding the rank of joint secretary to the government of india stationed at new delhi. 16. in terms .....

Present: Shri Rajiv Agnihotri Advocate for the Vs. State of Haryana an ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... from new delhi market was used in installation of the machinery, the investment of which was rs. 113/- lacs. the petitioner contends that a new loco boiler was not available in the indian market and could not have been imported under olg policy and thus purchasing it locally (when the same had been remodelled before such purchase), was a ..... also of no avail. stand of the petitioner 6. contention of counsel for the petitioner is that application for exemption of sales tax was pending consideration, when clarificatory amendment was brought in rule 28-a, explaining, that a unit installing old machinery to the extent of 25% of the total costs of the machinery was also included ..... becomes apparent that the amendment is only explanatory in nature and it only explains as to what extent old machinery could be used in the installation of a 'new industrial unit', to be entitled to the status of 'new industrial unit' under the rules so as to be eligible for such benefits under the act and the rules.14 .....

Dhirta Vs. Kesri

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : IIIInd.Cas.484

..... apply to suits or actions already instituted (max-well on interpretation of statutes, page 339).6. but apparently this principle is not now recognised by the indian legislature under the general clauses act (x of 1897) and was not applied by this court in chowdhri narsing das v. lala dholan das 21 p.r. 1900 f.b. as ..... . the suit in the present case was, no doubt, dismissed for default and re-admitted, and the plaint was returned, for amendment and was amended after the new rule came into force. but the amendment of the plaint does not affect at least the principal defendant musammat kesri, and against her the suit was certainly instituted on a ..... section 97, civil procedure code, on 6th december 1905, and was re-admitted on 4th -january 1906. on 19th january 1900 the plain, was returned for amending the names of certain defendants, and the amended plaint was re-filed on 22nd january 1906, valuing the suit for purposes of jurisdiction at rs. 520.2. meanwhile the rule relating to valuation .....

Shadi Ram and anr. Vs. Ram Kishen and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1948P& H49

..... country for any special charity.13. the learned counsel for the appellants drew our attention to section 2, charitable endowments act, vi of 1890, and contended that, like the english law, the indian statute had also defined charitable purposes and, therefore, any bequest made or trust created for charitable purposes must be deemed ..... section 13, after reciting this definition at length provides that whereas in divers enactments and documents reference is made to charities within the meaning of the said act, references to such charities shall be bonstrued as references to charities within the meaning of the said preamble. in england and wales under the provisions of ..... to have been made or created for the purposes covered by that definition and cannot, therefore, be held to be void for vagueness. the act referred to by the learned .....

Bashir Ahmad Vs. the Crown

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : 1951CriLJ1041

..... 1915, & also of the governor general in cases of emergency under section 72 of that act, & may be in all respects amended & altered thereby. it is obvious chat when the letters patent is subject to the powers of the indian legislature, & may be amended & altered thereby, they cannot be assumed to be exhaustive of the powers of the h ..... once conceded that article 20 & 21 could not be regarded as exhaustive. mr, sawhneyt however, did contend that what had been saved by article 37 was acts of the indian legislature affecting the powers & jurisdiction of the h. cs., to be passed after the publication of the letters patent. according to him, all provisions relating to ..... is held that the letters patent were intended to contain an exhaustive statement of the powers of the h. c. of lahore unless subsequently extended by any act of the indian legislature passed after their publication, & to take away any other powers that were exercisable by the h. cs. generally before their publication, it will have .....

Ram Lal S/O Kotu Mal and ors. Vs. Khushi Ram and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1949P& H233

..... the defendants' counsel cited before us a number of cases, but all of them relate to the time before article 134b was made a part of the limitation act by the amending act of 1929. this view of mine is supported by a bench decision of the lahore high court in abdul qadir shah v. siraj-ud-din and ors. ..... against the plaintiffs.20. the last question raised by the defendants' counsel was that of limitation. he contended that the suit was governed by article 144, limitation act, and since shiv nath sold the land to his clients on 10th september 1919 alleging that it was his private property and the defendants have been in possession as ..... issue. their lordships are unable to accept this contention. they think that the judgment in question is only admissible under the provisions of sections 13 and 43, evidence act, as establishing a particular transaction in which the partibility of the pandara estate was asserted and recognised viz., the partition resulting from the 1793 suit. the reasons upon .....

Saif-ud DIn Mohammad Ibrahim Vs. the New India Assurance Co. Ltd.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1949P& H185

..... navy and also because of the reason that the goods were of perishable nature and became totally unfit for use due to detention of the steamer at freetown. in the amended plaint, which the plaintiffs were allowed to put in later, they took up an additional ground, namely, that the goods had become actual total loss on account of ..... return to germany if possible, or to take shelter in a neutral port and in the last resort to scuttle themselves. the goods insured were owned by a british indian subject and were on board a german steamer and were thus enemy goods on board a belligerent ship. these goods thus must be presumed to have been totally lost ..... , the risk is ended, because the assured can recover as for a total loss, and the salvage vests in the underwriter.6. the statutory provisions of the marine insurance act, which admittedly applies to the present case because of the specific conditions of the policies, are contained in sections 60, 61, and 62. section 60 sets forth generally the .....

Ramji Lal S/O Mahadeo Parsad Vs. Rex

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1949P& H67

..... everybody within the criminal appellate jurisdiction of each high court to make an application under section 491 of the present criminal procedure code. by the criminal law amendment act, 1928, section 491 was amended and was enacted in the following terms:(1) any high court may, whenever it thinks fit, direct--(a) that a person within the limits ..... the petition was duly registered by the deputy registrar.6. the same evening the counsel requested the deputy registrar for permission to recast the petition and to amend it on the ground that certain important facts had beed omitted and certain other facts had been unnecessarily mentioned in the petition. the deputy registrar declined to ..... in a criminal case. this will appear from an examination of paragraphs 260-4 in vol. 9, halsbury's laws of england (hailsham edition). in the indian code of criminal procedure, judgment is not defined, but various sections suggest what it means. sections 404 and 415a no doubt refer to appeal from judgment or .....

Pirji Safdar Ali Vs. the Ideal Bank Ltd. and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1949P& H94

..... government; (iv) a loan advanced by a bank, a co-operative-society or a company whose accounts are subject to audit by a certised auditor under the indian companies act, 1913; (v) a loan advanced to a trader; (vi) an. advance made on the basis of a negotiable instrument as defined in the negotiable instruments ..... expedient for the more effective protection of debtors to modify the existing law on certain, points and to amend the law with respect to persons carrying on business as money-lenders.... it is hereby-enacted as follows:16. in section 2 of the act which is the interpretation clause the expressions 'bank,' 'company' ' co-operative society,' 'loan', ' money-lender', ' ..... enacted for the more effective protection of debtors and to modify the existing law on certain points and to amend the law with respect to persons carrying on business as money-lenders. if the act is taken to have been enacted for protection of debtors from money-lenders, then it is quite clear that it can have no .....