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State Vs. Kawas Manekshaw Nanavati

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1960)62BOMLR383; 1960CriLJ1558

..... would cancel the warrant. otherwise it would send back the warrant for execution and take action in contempt against those responsbile for preveting its execution. the present inquiry is to determine what should be done with the warrant, which has been returned unexecuted.(5) we are inclined to accept the arguments of mr. kotwal. if ..... severe. the minimumsentences of imprisonment for certain offences. experience shows that these minimum sentences are sometimes unduly severe. the minimum sentence having been prescribed by law, the judge cannot reduce or remit it. power must also exist to avoid grave miscarriage of justice or possible errors in judicial determination, e.g., where through a mistake ..... this case, therefore, ended when the sessions judge made a reference to this court or at least when the high court delivered its judgment on the reference made to it. the accused could not thereafter be detained in a naval jail under s. 89(3) of the navy act. there is also no other provision in .....

Muneshwara Nand Vs. State

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1961All24; 1961CriLJ1

..... will apply without question. 38. then, it will be recalled that in (supra) the privy council pointed out that a judge does not act as a judge in receiving a bribe, nor does a government medical officer act or purport to act as a public servant in picking the pocket of a patient whom he examines, and in : [1960]2scr89 (supra) ..... thought statutory recognition of it to be redundant. chapter xv of the code, which embraces sections 177 to 199b, deals with the jurisdiction of the criminal courts in inquiries and trials, while sections 190 to 199b fall under the sub-heading 'conditions requisite for initiation of proceedings'. section 190 empowers specified courts of magistrates to take ..... such an offence sanction under section 197 (1) was not needed, and by way of example mentioned that a judge does not act as a judge in receiving a bribe, nor does a government medical officer act or purport to act as a public servant in picking the pocket of a patient whom be examines. case (c) was a public .....

Ramamoni and anr. Vs. Kasinath

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1960Ori199; 26(1960)CLT346

..... properties should also be partitioned in accordance with the shares mentioned above. 3. the three unsuccessful alienees, filed appeals before this court against the aforesaid judgment of the learned subordinate judge. f. a. no. 32 of 1951 was filed by defendant no. 28, srimati rammamani hota, f. a. no. 56 of 1951was filed by srimati rahasmoni dei (defendant no ..... moveable or immovable, execute the documents on our behalf for the following among other purposes, that you, as the head of our joint hindu family has to meet and act: (i) to liquidate old and subsisting debts or liabilities incurred by you or your father on account of our joint family trade and business. (ii) to undertake or ..... to make enquiries into the necessity for the loan, as well as he can, with reference to the parties with whom he is dealing, whether the manager is acting in the particular instance for the benefit of the estate. on the question as to whether the alienation was for the benefit of the estate the lower court is .....

State of U.P. Vs. Shankar and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1961All239

..... 203 or sub-section (3) of section 204 cr. p. c. or where an accused is discharged he can order further inquiry and in the last type of cases mentioned above he can do so only after giving the discharged person an opportunity to show cause ..... 1), cr. p. code. it reads as follows :'in an appeal from an order of acquittal, reverse such order and direct that further inquiry be made, or that the accused be retried or committed for trial, as the case may be, or find him guilty and pass sentence ..... intended to widen these powers. in my opinion this power of enhancing the sentence would not have been taken away from the sessions judges and the district magistrates, if the intention was to give them a further, right to order commitments in cases where in their ..... consider no other construction can be put by us on section 423 of act no. x of 1882.'10. i have tried my best to remove my doubts, by the observations of the learned judges cited above, but i must say with all respect that these doubts still .....

Kedar Nath Sethi Vs. Life Insurance Corporation of India and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1961All606; (1961)IILLJ700All; (1961)IILLJ700All

..... the relative relief asked by the petitioner cannot be granted. as to that part of the ducted by respondent no. 2 the parties have arricase whack concerned the inquiry on the charges conved at a mutual arrangement which has been reproduced in an earlier part of this judgment. we need, therefore, make no further order than ..... his superintendence and direction he will certainly be within, his powers to take such action' ay is deemed suitable by him. the suspension of an employee pending inquiry into charges against him is certainly a matterwhich, he will be competent to order. therefore, upon a reading of section 22 itself we are satisfied that the ..... subsection (2).21. section 49 of the life insurance corporation act is essentially similar to section 3 of the essential supplies (temporary powers) act 1946. in either case there is reference, though in slightly different terms, to an order made under subsection (1). the learned judges approving the decision in sibnath banarji's case held that the .....

Kochupennu Kochikka Vs. Kochikka Kunjipennu and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1961Ker226

..... of that court that the present second appeal has been filed on 5th february 1959 when the travancore-cochin high court act (act v of 1125, as amended by act i of 1952) was in force.under that act, a single judge of the high court had the power to hear only such of _ the second appeals as would come within the ..... category.naturally, therefore, the other second appeals which were beyond the aforesaid limitations had to be heard by a division bench consisting of two judges. by sub-section (2) of section 11 of the kerala civil courts act (act i of 1957), the pecuniary jurisdiction of munsiff's courts was raised and fixed at the limit of rs. 5,000. section 13 ..... . the different sections state how the powers of the high' court are to be exercised by a single judge, by division courts consisting of two judges and by full benches consisting of three or more judges.the procedure thus prescribed by the act cannot be said to prejudice the right of any litigant to have his appeal heard and disposed o by .....

Narayanan Nambooripad and ors. Vs. Gopalan Nair and anr.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1960Ker367

..... in order 32, rule 7 had been substantially complied with and that the guardian has not been proved to be guilty of gross negligence. the learned subordinate judge therefore dismissed the suit.8. the learned counsel for the appellants during the course of the arguments has almost conceded and rightly too that the plaintiffs cannot be ..... cannot be prevented from enforcing his substantive right simply because this may cause loss or inconvenience to the plaintiff in the previous litigation. section 44 of the evidence act also does not stand in the way. a substantive right cannot be defeated simply because gross negligence is not mentioned as one of the grounds of avoiding a ..... is automatically removed.16. the next and the more important question is whether the circumstances of the present case would justify a finding that the guardian ad litem acted in a grossly negligent manner in the previous suit. the negligence of the guardian in order to be a good ground for the avoidance of a decree .....

Abel Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... this point. if the search here were of the sort the fourth amendment contemplated, there would be no need for the elaborate, if somewhat pointless, inquiry the court makes into the "good faith" of the arrest. once it is established that a simple executive arrest of one as a deportable alien gives ..... we conclude, therefore, that government officers who effect a deportation arrest have a right of incidental search analogous to the search permitted criminal law enforcement officers. judged by the prevailing doctrine, the search of petitioner's hotel room was justified. its physical scope, being confined to the petitioner's room and the ..... their admissibility as evidence. affirmed. * "1. whether, under the laws and constitution of the united states (a) the administrative warrant of the new york acting district director of the immigration and naturalization service was validly issued, (b) such administrative warrant constituted a valid basis for arresting petitioner or taking him into custody, .....

Ftc Vs. Travelers Health Association

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the court accordingly decided that the commission was "without authority to regulate the practices of the [respondent] in soliciting insurance." 262 f.2d 241, 244. judge vogel dissented, stating his belief that it was "impractical and ineffective" to "force the citizens of other states to rely upon nebraska's regulation of the ..... ground, expressions which, the court correctly observes, reflected "a basic motivating policy behind the legislative movement that culminated in the enactment of the mccarran-ferguson act." and since the court very gingerly throws out possible constitutional questions, i think it appropriate to say that the right of nebraska to police its own insurance ..... respondent from making certain statements and representations in its circular letters found by the commission to be misleading and deceptive in violation of the federal trade commission act. 15 u.s.c. 45. the court concluded that, "[w]ith every activity of the [respondent], in the conduct of its business, subject .....

Hindustan Ideal Insurance Co. Ltd. Represented by S. Rangarajan, Custo ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1961AP183

..... his sons, with this reasonable restriction that the business shall not be absolutely speculative and risky. the learned counsel has also impugnedthe finding of the subordinate judge that the motor car business embarked on by the 1st defendant was undoubtedly a risky business.22. we shall now proceed to appraise thesecontentions having regard to ..... relief against a part of the hypotheca. in the said circumstances the mortgagee has preferred the appeal.8. the grounds of impugning the judgment of the subordinate judge are two-fold: firstly, that the 2nd defendant, who is the purchaser in execution proceedings subject to the hypotheca is precluded from contending that the mortgage ..... of immorality but there must he proof of direct connection between the debt or the expenditure and the acts of immorality .....' it is unnecessary for the alieneeor the creditors to show that there had been a proper inquiry or that the money had been borrowed for necessity.'we accept the above as a correct statement .....