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J.W. Benon Vs. State

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 5(1969)DLT483

..... of the authorities. the learned counsel for the petitioners admitted that the petitioners filed an application under section 18 of the land acquisition act (annexure r-4), before the court of the district judge. but he also pointed out that it was specifically stated in the said petition that the petition was presented without prejudice to the ..... will be to the convenience of all concerned and would serve the interests of justice.' it has to be ntoiced that the learned judge laid emphasis on the proceeding and the order under the land acquisition act being a single one though affecting a large number of persons. (29) thus, in view of the recent decisions of the ..... rao, c, j. and srinivaschari, j. held that the petitioners were aggrieved by a single act of the collector, and a common question of law and fact arose, and, thereforee, a single application was maintainable, la that case, the learned judges, declining to follow a full bench decision of the high court of patna in collector of monghy .....

State of Gujarat Vs. Ramanlal Chimanlal Khatri

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : 1969CriLJ810; (1969)GLR611

..... note that the respondent baa been sentenced to four years' rigorous imprisonment for the offence punish, able under section 304, part ii of the penal code. the learned sessions judge baa taken into account the important circumstance that this respondent was in jail as an under, trial prisoner from 6.8.1966 till the date of his judgment. the judgment ..... is likely to cause death. the offence proved beyond reasonable doubt against the respondent is an offence punishable under section 304 part ii of the penal code. the learned sessions judge has taken that view. we are hearing an acquittal appeal. we do not find any good grounds or good reasons which would justify us to differ from that view. ..... cc (55) have been referred to. they can be referred to, with advantage at this stage as they are very illuminating:the inquiry as to intent is far less simple than that as to whether an act has been committed because see cannot look into a man's mind to see what was passing there at any given time. what he .....

indar Singh Vs. Nihal Kaur and anr.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1968P& H495

..... the frame of the preliminary issues was not proper a definite issue on the disputed question of possession of the property should have been framed by the learned subordinate judge. inasmuch as the parties appear to have been fully aware of the dispute relating to possession and inasmuch as both sides led extensive evidence on, that point, it ..... or effective. the position regarding a valid and effective gift being made in the punjab, in the absente of the applicability of section 123 of the transfer of property act, appears to be the same under the hindu law as in cases governed by the customary law. 'gift consists in the relinquishment (without consideration) of one's own ..... represented to be done by the document did not in fact exist, nothing remained to be cancelled. the trial court has relied on section 39 of the specific relief act (1 of 187(sic)) the said provision is in the following terms: 'any person against whom a written instrument is void or voidable who has reasonable apprehension .....

In Re: Hiren Bose

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1969Cal1,1969CriLJ40,72CWN82

..... when called upon to exercise its summary power in cases of contempt of scandalising the court itself.:-- 'in the first place, the reflection on the conduct or character of a judge in reference to the discharge of his judicial duties, would not be contempt if such reflection is made in the exercise of the right of fair and reasonable criticism which ..... every citizen possesses in respect of public acts done in the seat of justice. it is not by stifling criticism that confidence in courts can be created............. in the second place, when attacks or comments are made on ..... default, the matter be placed for further orders before this bench. if the fine is paid, the rule shall be deemed to have been disposed of. 16. the sheriff to act on a signed copy of the minutes. sinha, c.j.17. i agree. ray, j. 18. i agree. amaresh roy, j. 19. : i agree. b.c. mitra, j. 20. .....

Longshoremen Vs. Marine Trade Assn.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... a rule to show cause why the union and its officers should not be held in contempt for violating the september 15 order. without explaining precisely what acts violated the order, the judge held the february strike "illegal . . . under the circumstances," found the union in civil contempt, and fined the union $100,000 per day. ..... points in the proceedings, it appeared that the alleged violation consisted of the work stoppage during the last few days of february; but at other times, the inquiry focused upon the union's request for a grievance meeting on february 28 to discuss the latest set-back problem. "why," counsel for the association asked, ..... client." "mr. scanlan: no, i have nothing further, your honor." "the court: the hearing is closed." thus, despite counsel's repeated requests, the district judge steadfastly refused to explain the meaning of the order. when further set-back disputes disrupted work throughout the port of philadelphia in late february, 1966, the district court issued .....

Hardit Singh Giani Vs. Registrar of Companies, New Delhi

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1969Delhi112; 4(1968)DLT6

..... as a liquidator. the winding up was subsequently brought under the supervision of the court by an order made by the then district judge delhi, on 26-3-1954 and dr. hardit singh continued to act as liquidator. on 25-4-1955 the liquidator settled the list of contributories and the examination of the managing director was also concluded ..... shri roshan lal in the year 1958 before shri h. r. khanna (now hon'ble mr. justice h. r. khanna of this court). the application remained under inquiry for two years till it was dismissed by an order dated 3-6-1960. the dismissal of this application was followed by a third application filed by shri kundan ..... himself and the real, substantial and honest interest of liquidation, which is the purpose for which the liquidator was appointed, can it be said that the learned district judge while ordering the removal of the appellant had kept these considerations clearly in view?38. after giving my anxious consideration to both these aspects and weighing carefully the .....

Joginder Singh Inder Singh Vs. State of Punjab

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : 1968CriLJ858

..... fine of two hundred rupees vide his order dated the 27th april, 1966. the petitioner filed an appeal against that order which was dismissed by shri raghu singh, additional sessions judge, amritsar dated the 12th august, 1966. the petitioner still was not satisfied and has approached this court in revision.3. mr. giani, learned counsel for the petitioner, submitted that the ..... of the above facts, the case against the petitioner was registered and after the investigation he was sent up for trial under section 61(1)(c) of the punjab excise act, 1914. the trial was held by shri k.c. maini, magistrate first glass, who found the charge proved against the petitioner, convicted him accordingly and sentenced him to sis months .....

V. Mohamed Haneef and Co. and Ors. Vs. Regional Director, Employees' S ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1969Mad155; (1969)ILLJ586Mad

..... another ground also. it was observed therein that the very pumping and storage of water in the establishment amounted by itself to a manufacturing process as defined hi the act. the learned judge followed for the proposition the decision of ramachandra iyer, j., (as he then was) in moosa kazimi v. k. m. sheriff, : (1959)iillj344mad . ..... source. there was a well within the premises which was not worked by electric power. the question arose whether the establishment was a factory under the act. the learned judge veeraswami, j., in rejecting the contention that the tannery is a factory, remarked:'it may be assumed that cleaning is a manufacturing process. but that ..... issue of a writ of certiorari or any other appropriate writ quashing the impugned order. as differing views have been expressed by learned single judge of this court in the application of the act to tanneries utilising water similarly obtained, w. p. no. 1166 of 1962 which in the first instance came up for hearing before srinivasan .....

Rai Bahadur Ganga Bishnu Swaika and ors. Vs. Calcutta Pinjrapole Socie ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1968SC615; [1968]2SCR117

..... which requires the acquiring company to enter into an agreement with the government also required satisfaction of the government after considering the report on the inquiry held under section 40. the amendment act 38 of 1923 now added in s. 41 the report of the collector under s. 5a, if any. these amendments show that even ..... acquisition proceedings taken thereafter were bad in law. it appears that though the amendment was disallowed, the said contention was allowed to be urged, for, the district judge has answered it in the following terms :- 'whatever language may be used in the declaration under section 6 the point that requires for consideration is whether the ..... was made to raise the contention at the time of the hearing of the appeal that the declaration under section 6 did not prove such satisfaction. the district judge, however, dismissed the application for amendment of the plaint by the 1st respondent society. the contention was sought to be raised because the notification used the .....

Balak Ram Vaish Vs. Badri Prasad Avasthi

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1969All88

..... every officer of the seniorand junior division posted or appointedto a unit or part thereof shall be entitledto such allowances as are specified inschedule ii. the learned judge who decided that case pointed out that fromthese rules read with schedule ii it appeared that a junior division officer wasentitled firstly to pay (ranging betweenrs. ..... a decisive factor. in that case the person whose election was challenged was appointed by the committee of the durgah endowment constituted under the durgah khwaja sahib act (act xxxvi of. 1955). no doubt, although the committee or the members of the committee were removable by the government of : india, the appointment of the ..... some high court or by the supreme court. the election tribunals, as they stood constituted prior to the recent amendment of the representation of the people act, were subordinate authorities and were under the superintendence of the various high courts under article 227 of the constitution. the orders by them were amenable .....