Court : Punjab and Haryana
Reported in : AIR1987P& H81
..... the manner and mode of acquiring them and other related matters have been dealt with by separate legislations. there are central acts, such as the indian medical degrees act, 1916 and the indian medical council act, 1956 concerning the system of modern scientific medicine. so far as the state of punjab is concerned, there was the ..... holding a qualification granted by an authority or need under s. 3 of the indian medical degrees act, 1916 (7 of 1916), or specified in the schedules to the indian medical council act, 1956 (102 of i956); or (ii) registered or in a medical register of a state meant for the registration of person practising the modern scientific ..... a qualification granted by an authority specified or notice under s. 3 of the in 'medical degrees act, 19l6 (7 of 1916) or specified in the schedules to the indian medical council act, 1956 (102 of i956). both these acts prescribe qualifications in the modern scientific system of medicine to the total exclusion of homoeopathic system .....
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Reported in : AIR1948P& H49
..... order to provide for the vesting and administration of property held inttrust for charitable purposes. section 2 of the act runs as follows:in this act 'charitable purpose' includes relief of the poor, education, medical relief and the advancement of any other object of general publio utility, but does not include a purpose which ..... suffering from the defect of vagueness or uncertainty he was, however, definitely of the opinion that the case before him was clearly covered by the privy council judgment mentioned above which was binding on him although he thought that in the aforesaid judgment the true significance of the expression 'dharamarth' as understood ..... 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 .....
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Reported in : AIR1953P& H3
..... appeal was taken to the court of appeal and it affirmed the judgment and refused to interfere with the decision of the council. cotton, l. j. said at p. 377:'the general medical council cannot, strictly sneaking, take evidence. they cannot take evidence on oath. they cannot take evidence which we as lawyers have to ..... , be disqualified from passing any examination in that year and in the next year: -- (i) matriculation or school leaving certificate examination;(11) examinations in modern indian languages; and(iii). proficiency and high proficiency examinations in sanskrit, arabic and persian; and in the case of other examinations, he shall be disqualified from passing ..... was not judicial but executiveaction, so that it could not be brought up forreview by certiorari and, even if this were notso, that the controller had acted in accordancewith natural justice and had ample materialbefore him to justify his conclusion. in --'nakkuda ali's case' the complaint of thedealer was that the .....
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Reported in : AIR1954P& H129
..... purposes of such reconstitution of plant, machinery, equipment and stores held by the governor-general in council immediately before 15-8-1947 for the purposes of the indian forces;* * *(f) the general arrangements for the payment, food, clothing, medical attendance and equipment of the armed forces of each of the two dominions;'26. article 9 of ..... raises the question as to the meaning of the word 'purposes' occurring in section 177(1) of the act and article 8 of the order. section 150 of the act provides:'150 'expenditure defrayable out of indian revenues'. (1) no burden shall be imposed on the revenues of the federation or the province except for ..... com-w lr 237 (c). in that case latham, c. j. in construing the words 'purposes of the commonwealth' occurring in section 81, commonwealth of australia constitution act said: 'i approach the consideration of this question with the 'prima facie' opinion that the words 'purposes of the commonwealth' (which plainly 'include' purposes 'in respect .....
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Reported in : 1957CriLJ678
..... evidence without any further proof. on the other hand evidence of identification in a parade is direct evidence against the persons so identified. there is a situation regarding medical evidence which is somewhat analogous. when a doctor has given his evidence at the enquiry stage his evidence is in the ordinary course transferred to the file of ..... i consider that the recovery of ornaments from out of the proceeds of the dacoity within three weeks is sufficient to establish a case against him under section 412, indian penal code.11. in the case of gurcharan singh appellant there is only the evidence that he was identified by shrimati shanti, jagmal, suraj mal and jaggu p ..... that the record of the proceedings could be read as substantive evidence without the deposition of the magistrate under the provisions of section 32(2) of the evidence act.this section deals with the proof of statement by persons who cannot be called as witnesses and sub-section (2) furnishes the proof of such a statement .....
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Reported in : AIR1958P& H104; 1958CriLJ555
..... urged by some mysterious pressure, which he cannot resist, to their commission. it may be that such a mental condition is recognized by medical or scientific authority, but the doctrine that a criminal act may be excused or mitigated upon the notion of an irresistible impulse to commit it. where the offender has the mental capacity to appreciate his ..... last 30 years, which they had not yet cleared. he desired that he should be got mentally examined. the sessions judge convicted hazara singh accused under section 302, indian penal code, and sentenced him to death, subject to the confirmation of the sentence by this court. 13. i have expressed my agreement with the view of my ..... of reading the judgment written by my learned brother mehar singh j. and i agree with him in his conclusion that the appellant is guilty under section 302, indian penal code, and that his sentence deserves to be reduced to one for imprisonment for life. as some important points arise in this case relating to the role .....
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Reported in : AIR1958P& H294; 1958CriLJ1084
..... singh which is entered as criminal revision no. 946 of 1957.3. mehtab singh was convicted by the magistrate, hissar, under section 19 (f) of the indian arms act and sentenced to two years' rigorous imprisonment. on appeal, the sessions judge upheld the conviction but reduced the sentence to nine months' rigorous imprisonment this sentence was ..... the accused person, by removing or replacing of his garments or shoes for identification or even requiring him to move his body to enable this to be done.medical examination without consent for ascertaining insanity, existence of contagious disease for purposes of segregation of the person, or disease in general, the making of a blood test ..... case of matter being already known to the police and the latter going through the formality of a re-discovery. as pointed out by then lordships of the privy council in pulukuri kottaya v. emperor, air 1947 pc 67 (z-14) -'the condition necessary to bring the section (section 27) into operation is that discovery .....
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Reported in : AIR1959P& H162
..... to the husband a decree for restitution of conjugal rights. in soosannamma kurien v. varghese abraham. air 1957 trav. co. 277, where the provisions contained in the indian divorce act came up for consideration, the learned judges after considering all the relevant case law were of the view that it would be wrong to hold that only physical cruelty would ..... muslims in india and it became necessary to evolve a remedy. in moonshee buzloor ruheem v. shumsoonnissa begum, 11 moo ind app 551, their lordships of the privy council observed that a suit for restitution of conjugal rights was in the nature of a suit for specific performance. it was pointed out that the very fact that the ..... her eye was inflicted by her husband as a result of which she lost her eyesight so far as that eye was concerned. the court below has considered the medical evidence which had been produced as also the other circumstances, and it appears that its appreciation of evidence is in no way wrong or defective.3. it is, .....
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Reported in : AIR1960P& H512
..... , hardly excusable in a legal practitioner, whatever be his standing at the bar, and cannot, by itself, constitute a sufficient cause within the purview of section 5, indian limitation act.(7) for the reasons given above this petition must be disallowed and is hereby dismissed. in the circumstances there will be no order as to costs.(8) petition dismissed ..... by bhide j. in amrit lal v. phool chand, air 1938 lah 81. in ram narain joshi v. parmeshwar narain mehta, 30 ind app 20, the privy council repelled the contention that under all circumstances delay attributable to filing an appeal in the wrong court through an alleged error would amount to 'sufficient cause' for not appealing ..... filed in this court on 24th of november, 1959.(3) in the petition the main ground taken for extension of period is that shri harbhagwan modgil, council for the appellant in the court of the learned district judge, had undergone an operation for cataract, and therefore, could not travel, with the result that .....
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Reported in : AIR1962P& H87; [1962]32CompCas442(P& H)
..... not the slightest hesitation in repelling the appellant's contention which is wholly devoid of merit.(8) the counsel then contended that the language of section 235 of the indian companies act, vii of 1913, is discretionary with the result that it is open to the court to entertain a petition under this section, even if filed beyond the period ..... dealing with a similar question sir madhavan nair who prepared the judgment of the judicial committee of the privy council in m. ramayya v. u. lakshamayya, air 1942 pc 54, spoke thus:'ordinarily, the suit would be governed by the limitation act, ix of 1908 which is the law in force when the suit was instituted; but if the defendants ..... decision can advance the appellant's case. it is wholly unhelpful in deciding whether section 543 of the companies act, i of 1956, can be made to apply to the petition filed in 1953 for determining if it was within limitation.british medical stores v. bhagirath mal, (1954) 56 pun l. r. 449 : ((s) air 1955 punj 5), is .....
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