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Swastik Oil Mills Ltd. Vs. H.B. Munshi, Deputy Commissioner of Sales T ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1968SC843; [1968]2SCR492; [1968]21STC383(SC)

..... proceed to take action on the basis of the material already present on the record and was not entitled to act on conjecture or to institute any enquiry so as to include additional material in order to judge the correctness of the order sought to be revised. in support of this proposition, learned counsel referred us to ..... and the record alone may be scrutinised for ascertaining the legality or propriety of an order or regularity of the proceeding. but there is nothing in the act that for passing an order in exercise of his revisional jurisdiction, if the revising authority is satisfied that the subordinate officer has committed an illegality or impropriety ..... in the present case, the deputy commissioner, when seeking to exercise his revisional powers, is clearly not encroaching upon the powers reserved to other authorities. under the act of 1946, the first assessment is made by the sales-tax officer under s. 11. if information comes into his possession that any turnover in respect of sales .....

Sher Singh and ors. Vs. State of Uttar Pradesh

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1967SC1412; 1967CriLJ1213; [1967]2SCR727

..... of minutes. the five accused were tried for his murder but were acquitted. on appeal the three appellants were convicted and sentenced. 5. the learned sessions judge in a long judgment exhaustively discussed the evidence but lost himself in the details of family relationship and other irrelevant matters sedulously brought out in a desultory cross-examination ..... empowers the high court to reverse an acquittal. 7. in this case the high court reassessed the evidence and considered the grounds for its rejection by the sessions judge. mr. chari contended that the high court ignored several factors. his argument was that the high court ought to have seen that the medical evidence contradicted the ..... the main issue, namely, whether what the eye-witnesses said was credible, in an attempt to examine the interrelation of the witnesses. this is an inquiry of value up to a point but is not conclusive because there is no crime proved in small village communities where some kind of relationship cannot be .....

Sunder Lal Vs. Paramsukhdas

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1968SC366; (1968)70BOMLR353; [1968]1SCR362

..... court a preliminary objection was raised in civil revisions nos. 294 and 295 of 1962, that revisions were not competent because appeals lay against the orders of the civil judge. the high court overruled this objection. regarding the claim of paramsukhdas to be added as a party, the high court held that his application showed that he was not ..... entertaining the revisions because the civil judge had either refused to exercise jurisdiction vesting in him or had acted with material irregularity in the exercise of his jurisdiction. 28. in the result the appeals fail and are dismissed with costs in favour ..... the jurisdiction of the high court. in our view, the high court in quite right in holding that the orders of the civil judge, dated april 9, 1962 were not awards within s. 54 of the act. the awards had still to be made. if no appeal lay, then the revisions were competent and the high court was right in .....

Lallu Yeshwant Singh Vs. Rao Jagdish Singh and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 1968MhLJ496(SC); [1968]2SCR203

..... his own hands and to dispossess a person in actual possession without having recourse to a court. no person can be allowed to become a judge in his own cause. as observed by edge, c.j., in wali ahmed khan v. ayodhya kundu i.l.r. [1891] all ..... of the plaintiff or of the defendant can be raised or gone into in that case (under s. 9 of the specific relief act). the plaintiff will be entitled to succeed without proving any title on which he can fall back upon and the defendant cannot succeed ..... termination of the tenancy his possession is juridical and that possession is protected by statute. under s. 9 of the specific relief act a tenant who has ceased to be a tenant may sue for possession against his landlord if the landlord deprives him of ..... the structure of s. 326 of qanoon mal, read with s. 163 of qanoon ryotwari, is similar to s. 9 of the specific relief act, there is no reason why s. 326 should be interpreted differently. 11. in midnapur zamindary company limited v. naresh narayan roy 51 i.a .....

Mahant Ramswarup Guru Chhote Balakdas Vs. Motiram Khandu Patil and ors ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1968SC422; (1968)70BOMLR324; 1968MhLJ363(SC); [1968]1SCR641

..... of such trust.' sub-section 2 of section 88b provides that 'for the purpose of this section, a certificate granted by the collector, after holding an inquiry, that the conditions in the proviso to sub-section (1) are satisfied by any trust shall be conclusive evidence in that behalf.' 4. thus for eligibility ..... specified therein. under section 19, the deputy or the assistant charity commissioner appointed under the act has to make an inquiry in the prescribed manner for ascertaining the various matters set out therein. on completion of such inquiry and on its findings being recorded the deputy or the assistant charity commissioner has under section ..... 21 to make entries in the register kept under section 17 in accordance with the findings recorded by him under section 20 or if appeals are preferred in accordance with the final decision of the competent authority provided by the act .....

Anandram Jivraj Gagle Vs. Premraj Mukandas and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1968SC250; (1968)70BOMLR131; 1968MHLJ232(SC); [1968]1SCR424

..... then (iii) towards interest on the principal amount, then towards (iv) amount of repairs and expenses and then towards the principal of the loan'. the extra assistant judge did not agree with this contention, and dismissed the appeal. the appellant filed a second appeal to the high court. the high court also disagreed with the above contentions ..... as interest thereon, within six months from that date. a preliminary decree was directed to be drawn up. the appellant filed an appeal in the court of the district judge, ahmednagar, and, among other grounds, allege that 'the court ought to have directed commissioner to deduct the rent received (i) first towards taxes, then (ii) ..... . the high court held that the priorities had been settled by the courts below in accordance with the provisions of s. 76(h) of the transfer of property act, 1882 (iv of 1882) and were, therefore, proper. 4. the method of accounting followed by the commissioner appointed in the case, and which was accepted by .....

Smt. Kalawati Vs. Bisheshwar

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1968SC261; [1968]1SCR223

..... validly effect prior to july 1, 1952 shall be void and will have no effect. there is also nothing in the act toughing the consequence of such a transfer under the transfer of property act. 7. the learned single judge of the high court held that what section 23(1)(b) did was only to preclude recognition of a sale made ..... that even if those words were given a restricted meaning as the learned single judge did, viz., for any purpose under the act it made no different, for, no court could recognise the transfer for any purpose under the act. therefore, on july 1, 1952 when the act came into force the question would arise as to who became the bhumidhar under ..... any interest in the said property, and in that view dismissed the suit. in appeal the learned civil judge, mohanlalganj, held that the sale deed was not void and that after the deletion of clause (b) of section 23(1) by amendment act, xx of 1954 the appellant was entitled to maintain the suit despite withdrawal by the kapurthala estate. .....

The Andhra Prabha Ltd. and ors. Vs. Secretary, Madras Union of Journal ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1967SC1869; [1967(15)FLR435]; (1968)ILLJ15SC; [1967]3SCR901

..... express madurai (p) ltd. does not warrant the conclusion that the company could have made use of the rotary press when it wanted to. we have got to judge things by what was done and not by what could have been done. 23. again the circumstance that some of these journals came to be published sometime after ..... strike. the watch and ward staff were however instructed to stay on duty. 10. it is necessary to note at this stage that according to the management some acts acts of sabotage and gross indiscipline were committed on april 26, 1959, namely, the mutilation and destruction of one full page and two gallies of dinamani matter and removal ..... were retained in the service of the company after april 1959; (4) no intimation was sent to the commissioner or other competent authority under the employees' provident fund act of the termination of employment of 700 workmen and working journalists, and (5) after april 1959 a common advertising department for the two daughter companies was maintained at .....

Banarsi Das Ahluwalia Vs. the Chief Controlling Revenue Authority, Del ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1968SC497; [1968]1SCR685

..... of the authority but the remedy which section 57(1) gives to the citizen as also the obligation of the authority to state the case. the difficulty which the learned judges felt in i.l.r. 25 mad. 752 and repeated in subsequent decisions is not, in our view, a real one because as soon as a reference is made ..... application. the mills applied to the high court against the authority for a direction that he should be asked to state the case. the trial judge granted relief under s. 45 of the specific relief act calling upon the authority to state the case on the ground that a substantial question of law as to the effect of rectification had arisen. in ..... high court and on the high court pronouncing its judgment can be disposed of in conformity with such judgment. a similar question once again arose, in the reference under stamp act, section 57(1) reported in the same volume at page 752. in this case the sub-registrar impounded the documents under section 33 and forwarded them to the collector for .....

Udall Vs. Fpc

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the power supplied is relevant to the issue of the public interest. so too is the regional need for the additional power. but the inquiry should not stop there. a license under the act empowers the licensee to construct, for its own use and benefit, hydroelectric projects utilizing the flow of navigable waters and thus, in effect ..... firm capacity for the pacific northwest." "the total power resource of the area is therefore predictably in excess of all foreseeable requirements thereon for the period through 1968-1969 and sufficient to meet all requirements until at least 1972-1973, and potentially for years beyond that date. the addition of high mountain sheep dam will ..... be licensed to construct the project. i would affirm the judgments in both cases substantially for the reasons given in judge miller's opinion below, as amplified by the considerations contained in this opinion. [ footnote 2/1 ] administrative procedure act 10(e), 5 u.s.c. 706(2)(e) (1964 ed., supp. ii). see also universal .....