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..... it is therefore clear from the very plea of d2 that he waged a last ditch battle by dishing out the said plea which is obviously and axiomatically untenable and it is not even worth the paper on which it is found written.15. .....
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..... . the contention on the side of the plaintiff that ex.b5 is not even worth the paper on which, it is found written and it has no probative force of its own, has to be considered in the facts and circumstances of this case.61 ..... . in my considered opinion, mere admission of signatures of the testator in two papers would not relieve the propounder of the will, from proving the will in accordance with section 68 of the indian evidence act and that legal position could be understood from the precedents cited supra .....
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..... specific positive intention to dispossess on the part of the adverse possessor effectively shifts the title already distanced from the paper-owner, to the adverse possessor. ..... the issue is that intention of the adverse user gets communicated to the paper-owner of the property. ..... as against rights of the paper-owner, in the context of adverse possession, there evolves a set of competing rights in favour of the adverse possessor who has, for a long period of time, cared for the land, developed it, as against the owner of the property ..... it follows that the possession of the adverse possessor must be hostile enough to give rise to a reasonable notice and opportunity to the paper-owner.32. ..... it is important to appreciate the question of intention as it would have appeared to the paper-owner. ..... successful application in this regard distances the title of the land from the paper-owner.2. .....
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..... other loans and advances if any admissible as per rules.7) to relieve the employees consequent on the resignation and retirement as per rules.8) to relieve the employees who go on leave/deputed to higher studies etc.9) to sign papers relating to the deputation of teachers under f.i.p of university grants commissions scheme and to correspondent with the ugc in connection with the salary of the substitutes appointed against the vacancies caused to the deputation of the teachers to ..... disburse the salary of the staff of aided colleges when there is dispute in the management.2) to sanction leave and increment to the employees.3) to sign papers relating to provident fund (admission, transfer, advance and closure).4) to sign pension papers relating to reemployment upto the end of the academic year concerned.5) to sign the papers relating to fixation of pay and selection grade.6) to sign the papers relating to the loans and advances admissible as per rules (including disbursement) t.p.f. ..... ms.no.1021, merely relate to (i) disbursement of salary (ii) sanctioning of leave and increment (iii) signing of papers relating to provident fund (iv) signing of papers relating to reemployment till the end of the academic year (v) fixation of pay and selection grade (vi) loans and advances (vii) resignation and retirement (viii) relieving upon leave or deputation (ix) making entries in service ..... but while going through the papers i found that those 2 writ petitions can be disposed of together with the .....
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..... other loans and advances if any admissible as per rules.7) to relieve the employees consequent on the resignation and retirement as per rules.8) to relieve the employees who go on leave/deputed to higher studies etc.9) to sign papers relating to the deputation of teachers under f.i.p of university grants commissions scheme and to correspondent with the ugc in connection with the salary of the substitutes appointed against the vacancies caused to the deputation of the teachers to ..... disburse the salary of the staff of aided colleges when there is dispute in the management.2) to sanction leave and increment to the employees.3) to sign papers relating to provident fund (admission, transfer, advance and closure).4) to sign pension papers relating to reemployment upto the end of the academic year concerned.5) to sign the papers relating to fixation of pay and selection grade.6) to sign the papers relating to the loans and advances admissible as per rules (including disbursement) t.p.f. ..... ms.no.1021, merely relate to (i) disbursement of salary (ii) sanctioning of leave and increment (iii) signing of papers relating to provident fund (iv) signing of papers relating to reemployment till the end of the academic year (v) fixation of pay and selection grade (vi) loans and advances (vii) resignation and retirement (viii) relieving upon leave or deputation (ix) making entries in service ..... but while going through the papers i found that those 2 writ petitions can be disposed of together with the .....
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..... was dismissed and even before the filing of such suit, in reply to the plaintiff's advocate's notice, it was demanded by d1 to the effect that the plaintiff who was in possession of the blank stamped and signed papers handed over to her by d1 , should be returned to her and for that there was no reply from the plaintiff. ..... this case, ex.a5 would exemplify and demonstrate, portray and establish such animus on the part of d1 and d2 to the effect that ex.a1 blank stamped and signed paper should be used as a negotiable instrument by the plaintiff, even according to the case of the defendants.14. ..... simply because, a signed stamped blank paper was handed over by d1 to plaintiff, it cannot be taken as an inchoate document, within the meaning of section 20 of the negotiable instruments act and that the small initials found in ex.a1 by way of correcting the dates beneath the signatures ..... a mere running of the eye over those precedents would connote and denote that there should be animus on the part of the person, who is handing over the signed stamped blank paper to the other to the effect that the said paper could be used as a negotiable instrument by the recipient of such paper.13. ..... the said embossed stamp paper itself was purchased on 27.05.1991 in the name ..... the allegations/averments in the plaint, the gist and kernel of the same would run thus: no money was borrowed from the plaintiff by the defendants and they simply signed a blank stamped paper in connection with a chit transaction. .....
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..... the first respondent, knowing fully well the existence of the said rule from 3.7.2002, applied for study leave by giving undertaking in a ten rupees stamp paper dated 8.6.2006. .....
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..... (3) the registration of the document and the quantum of stamp paper used also have to be taken into consideration. .....
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..... * * * what is really meant, in my judgment, is that the animus possidendi involves the intention, in one's own name and on one's own behalf, to exclude the world at large, including the owner with the paper title if he be not himself the possessor, so far as is reasonably practicable and so far as the processes of the law will allow".. ..... on intention, powell v.mcfarlane is quite illustrative and categorical, holding in the following terms: ".if the law is to attribute possession of land to a person who can establish no paper title to possession, he must be shown to have both factual possession and the requisite intention to possess ('animus possidendi')". ..... however, he would hasten to add that the delivery was only a paper delivery and that krishnan continued to be in possession of the suit property and that he acquired prescriptive title over it.16. ..... inquiry into the starting point of adverse possession i.e dates as to when the paper-owner got dispossessed is an important aspect to be considered. ..... the issue is that intention of the adverse user gets communicated to the paper-owner of the property. ..... after all adverse possession right is not a substantive right but a result of waiving (wilful) or omission (negligent or otherwise) of the right to defend or care for the integrity of property on the part of the paper-owner of the land. ..... it follows that the possession of the adverse possessor must be hostile enough to give rise to a reasonable notice and opportunity to the paper-owner.31. .....
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..... clause-3 of the notification, prescribes the eligibility, to write tet paper ii which are as below: ".3.eligibility to write paper ii: candidates should possess the following prescribed qualifications to write the teacher eligibility test paper ii: a)candidates who have passed a bachelor's degree (b.a./ b.sc. ..... during the current academic year (2012-2013) are also permitted to appear for paper ii in teacher eligibility test. ..... ) from a recognised university and seeking an appointment as graduate teacher for classes vi to viii can write paper ii. .....
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