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Rameshwar Kasudhan Vs. SheodIn Kasudhan and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1950All286

..... which his protected land or that part of it which is assessed to the largest amount of local rate, is situated.(2) the assistant collector shall make such inquiry as appears necessary and shall decide the application in accordance with rules made by the provincial government in this hr half.(3) an order under sub-section (2) ..... of the plaintiff, the plaintiff's claim as against him could not stand. in this view of the matter, the suit was dismissed. on appeal, the learned civil judge held that the plaintiff had no subsisting right of pre-emption inasmuch as the second sale deed dated 19th february 1944, by defendant l, in favour of defendant 3 ..... decree for specific performance of a contract to sell certain landed property was passed before 1st january 1941, that is, before the u. p. regulation of agricultural credit act came into force. an application for execution of the decree wag, however, made in february 1942. a question arose whether in execution of the decree for specific performance .....

In Re: Kalyanam Veerabhadrayya

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1950Mad243

..... many things upon which wise and useful legislation must depend which cannot be known to the law-making power, and must, therefore, be a subject of inquiry and determination outside the halls of legislation'.'this decision in our opinion brings out clearly the distinction between delegation of a power to make a law and the ..... court the governor. general issued special criminal courts (repeal) ordinance xix [19] of 1943 which by section 3 provided that:'any sentence passed by a special judge, a special magistrate or a summary court in exercise of jurisdiction conferred or purporting to have been conferred by or under the said ordinance shall have effect, ..... italics are ours).the sentence in italics contains clear expression of opinion that the power to extend the duration of an act beyond one year is a legislative power. the learned judge continues:'the power to modify an act of a legislature, without any limitation on the extent of the power of modification, is undoubtedly a legislative power. .....

Mt. Hazari and ors. Vs. Emperor

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1939All124

..... against this order that the application in revision is directed.3. the argument on behalf of the applicants is that the naik girls' protection act being a penal statute, any inquiry or other proceeding held under it must be governed by the provisions of the criminal procedure code, which were entirely ignored in the present case by ..... application has consequently been pressed on behalf of the other two named hazari and chanda. an application in revision was also made to the learned sessions judge of kumaun, but he rejected it on the ground that the order sought to be set aside was not a judicial order by an inferior criminal ..... no justification for any action being taken under section 4, naik girls' protection act. great stress was laid on the obvious irregularities in the procedure adopted by the additional district magistrate, if judged by the requirements of the criminal procedure code and the evidence act, and it was strenuously argued that the whole proceeding being entirely contrary to .....

Shri Kamala Vahuji Maharaj Vs. the Collector of Bombay

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1937)39BOMLR1046

..... , the entry against it in the tenure column is 'o' it further appears that the question of the assessibility of the property was raised in 1913 when, after inquiry, the department minuted in the following year that ' the land cannot be assessed since it is held without assessment for more than sixty years under g.r. no. ..... judgment for the plaintiff and granted her a declaration as craved. on august 2, 1933, the high court of judicature at bombay reversed the decree of the revenue judge and dismissed the suit. hence the present appeal.3. the only question before their lordships is whether the appellant is entitled to total exemption from assessment to land revenue ..... 26, 1926, the collector of bombay addressed to the appellant a notification that the government had been pleased to sanction, under section 8 of the bombay city land revenue act of 1876, the assessment of certain property in bombay belonging to her described as 'land at bora bazar street, bearing n.s. [new survey] no- 8841 and .....

Goswamini Shri Kamala Vahooji Maharaj of Kutch Mandvi, Vs. Collector o ...

Court : Privy Council

..... the entry against it in the tenure column is "o." it further appears that the question of the assessibility of the property was raised in 1913 when, after inquiry, the department minuted in the following year that the land cannot be assessed since it is held without assessment for more than 60 years under g. r. no. ..... judgment for the plaintiff and granted her a declaration as craved. on 3rd august 1933, the high court of judicature at bombay reversed the decree of the revenue judge and dismissed the suit. hence the present appeal. the only question before their lordships is whether the appellant is entitled to total exemption from assessment to land ..... on 26th october 1926, the collector of bombay addressed to the appellant a notification that the government had been pleased to sanction, under s. 8, bombay city land revenue act of 1876, the assessment of certain property in bombay belonging to her described as "land at bora bazar street, bearing n. s. [new survey] no. 8841 and c .....

Tsang Chuen Vs. Li Po Kwai

Court : Privy Council

..... pains in the earlier part of this judgment to examine these facts in their appropriate setting. that examination has satisfied them that the conclusions of the learned judges can only be reached by ignoring essential principle and by refusing to attribute their proper consequences to the conduct and actions of the respondent, even as ..... the respondent's resulting trust of its priority over his subsequently registered mortgage. the above is a compendious summary of the ruling considerations which lead the learned judges in the courts below to their conclusions in favour of the respondent. their lordships must say at once that they are not prepared to accept the ..... l. j., there said that the registered memorials under the earlier act gave very little information. he added that the object of the statute of anne seemed rather to be to let people know what they were to inquire about than to dispense with inquiry respecting deeds and documents, memorials of which are registered/- passage from his .....

In Re: Phanindra Chandra Set

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1932Cal91

..... reasons which have led me to the conclusion that this court has no jurisdiction to entertain the petition, which should have been presented to the court of the district judge of the 24-parganas.4. the jurisdiction of the high court as to infants and lunatics depends on clause 17, letters patent of 1865, which conferred on the ..... their estates, and also guardians and keepers of the persona and estates of natural fools, such as are or shall be deprived of their understanding or reason by the act of god, so as to be unable to govern themselves and their estates.5. nothing is said in this clause as to the local limits of such jurisdiction, ..... mofussil. the distinction appears to be accepted in subsequent legislation. the lunacy (supreme courts) act, 1858, gives power to those courts to direct an inquiry as to 'any person subject to the jurisdiction of the court.' the preamble of the lunacy (district courts) act of the same year states that it is expedient to make better provision for the case .....

(Mahant) Shantha Nand Gir Chela and Mahant Gayanand Gir Vs. (Mahant) B ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1930All225

..... in such a manner as would have renderded himself liable to a fine if he had so conducted himself in the court of a zilla or city judge. this act was repealed by act 20 of 1865 and it is significant that all the provisions authorizing the imposition of fines were omitted. the disciplinary jurisdiction was conferred on the high courts ..... to examine any alleged or supposed 'professional or other misconduct' or any supposed 'contempt of court,' which the trial court could not inquire into. that would be an inquiry outside the scope of section 35, civil p.c., which alone, in our opinion, can apply to an order for costs to be made by an appellate court in ..... jurisdiction to punish an advocate for professional or other misconduct, or to adopt a procedure for inquiry other than that laid down in the act or to pass an order for costs against him or impose a fine which are not contemplated by the act.101. it has next been suggested that because the original foundation of disciplinary jurisdiction in .....

Mahant Shanta Nand Gir Vs. Mahant Babudeva Nand Gir

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 125Ind.Cas.477

..... himself in such a manneras would have rendered himself liable to a fine if he had so conducted himself in the court of a zilla or city judge.' this act was repealed by act xx of 1863 and it is significant that all the provisions authorising the imposition of fines were omitted. the disciplinary jurisdiction was conferred on the high ..... to examine any alleged or supposed 'professional or other misconduct', or any supposed 'contempt of court', which the trial court could not inquire into. that would be an inquiry outside the scope of section 35, civil procedure code, which alone, in our opinion, can apply to an order for costs to be made by an appellate court in the ..... to punish an advocate for professional or other misconduct, or to adopt a procedure for inquiry other than that laid down in the actor to pass an order for costs against him or impose a fine which are not contemplated by the act.67. it has next been suggested that because the original foundation of disciplinary jurisdiction in .....

Shanker Appaji Patil Vs. Gangaram Bapuji Nagude

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1928Bom236; (1928)30BOMLR503

..... therefore, reverse the decrees of both the lower courts and remand the case to the subordinate judge in order that he should order an inquiry into the mesne profits and then pass a final decree in accordance with the result of such inquiry under clause (2) of rule 12 of order xx. the appellant should get his costs ..... is intended to apply to 'certain applications'. the applications covered by articles 158 to 180 are applications specifically provided by the code. article 181 of the indian limitation act would apply to applications specifically provided for by the civil procedure code, see bai manekbai v. mavekji kavasji i.l.r. (1880) bom. 213 and gnanamuthu upaderi v. ..... the amount of mesne profits was an application in the suit and not an application iii execution and neither article 178 nor 179 of the indian limitation act applied to such an application. this court, however, differed from the calcutta high court and held that an application to have the future mesne profits ascertained .....