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Sanjeevappa Vs. Ajjappa

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1969Kant293; AIR1969Mys293

..... court rejected the application for amendment. sir basil scott, c. j. speaking for the bench observed as follows:--'in this case we cannot agree with the learned judge of the court below that an amendment such as was asked for would convert the suit into a suit of different and inconsistent character. the suit would remain the ..... plaintiff (petitioner) had contended that the defendant (respondent) was an agriculturist and had claimed the extended period of limitation under s. 24 of the mysore agriculturists' relief act. in the amendment application, the petitioner stated that recent enquiries revealed that the defendant has admitted the suit debts in his loan application to the land mortgage bank. ..... as being barred by time as the plaintiff is not entitled to claim the benefit of extended period of limitation provided under section 24 of m.a.r. act. consequently the suit is dismissed with costs as being barred by time.'5. it is therefore clear that the learned munsiff did not apply his mind to .....

S. Vs. R.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1968Delhi79

..... 1) the marriage of the appellant with the respondent has been declared a nullity be the additional district judge of delhi in pursuance of an application under section 12 of the hindu marriage act, 1955 (to be hereinafter referred to as the act) made by the respondent. the complaint of the respondent was that the appellant was imptoent at the time ..... of marriage and continued to be so until the institution of the proceedings. that case has been accepted by the trial judge. the decision of the trial ..... inadequate. there is no issue on that point. that contention does nto appear to have been taken either during the trial of the case of before the learned single judge. such a plea cannto be entertained at this state. we have gone through the pleadings. even on merits we see no substance in that contention.(7) the .....

Katragadda Rajagopalarao Vs. the Chief Election Commissioner Talaktora ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1968AP218

..... contain provisions for lodging claims and objections, rejection or acceptance of those claims and objections, issuing of notices for hearing claims and objections, inquiry into claims and objections and including of names inadvertently omitted and the final publication of the rolls.these provisions are contained in rules 11 ..... that character which involves a matter of principle. at page 369, after referring to arts 324 and 327 of the constitution the learned judge observed:'it it clear, therefore, that the parliament has legislative authority to regulate all matters relating to elections including the preparation of electoral rolls ..... delimitation commission had to divide the territorial constituencies according to the population in the preceding census. the census commissioners and superintendents, under the census act, divided vijavawada municipality into 41 census localities, which are the localities which the delimitation commission had to take into consideration in fixing the territorial .....

Union of India, Through Secretary to Ministry of Finance and ors. Vs. ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1968Delhi219

..... court in : [1950]1scr536 , held that though the order of the revenue board to make reference to the high court under section 57 of the indian stamp act. the learned judges pointed out that the decision of the supreme court is ample authority for the position that in an appropriate case, the high court can and ought to issue a ..... question, and that it was a proper case in which the revenue-authority ought to have exercised its power under section 57 of the act and referred the matter to the high court. apparently, the learned judge, mehar singh, j., felt that instead of dealing with the merits of the case in exercise of the writ jurisdiction under articles 226, ..... spite of the request; and 4. that the chief controlling revenue-authority cannto make a reference under section 57(1) of the act unless the case was pending before it, and that the learned single judge erred in holding that a direction in the nature of mandamus should still be issued to the said authority requiring it to make a .....

Siddagangiah Vs. Lakshamma

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1968Kant115; AIR1968Mys115; (1967)2MysLJ185

..... of the court below, and so, we dismiss this appeal. no costs.(8) at this stage, mr. maheshchandra guru asks attention to the fact that the civil judge to whom an application was made for interim maintenance, made no order on its even when he disposed of the main application presented by the husband. but that is not ..... cruelty causing a reasonable apprehension in the mind of the objecting spouse, that it would be harmful or injurious to live with the other party. the hindu marriage act contains no definition of cruelty, and so that word has to be understood in the ordinary way. that word is normally understood as behaviour through which pains caused ..... (1) the appellant is a husband whose application against his wife under section 9 of the hindu marriage act, 1955 for a decree for restitution of conjugal rights, was dismissed by the civil judge, (after stating the facts in paras 2 and 3, the judgment proceeded :-)(2) the only two witnesses who gave evidence in the proceeding are the two .....

Amar Nath Kapur Vs. Pran Nath Khanna

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1968CriLJ1268; 3(1968)DLT15

..... refuses to live with her husband, or if, they are living separately by mutual consent.' in applying the above provision of law the learned additional sessions judge took the view that the parties were living separately by mutual consent. the court below, however, overlooked the aspect that shrimati kamla was of unsound mind ..... additional district magistrate, amar nath kapur was nto entitled to claim any maintenance for shrimati kamla. question, in the circumstances arises, as to whether the act of amar nath kapur bringing shrimati kamla to his house in pursuance of the said order disentitled him to claim any maintenance for her from the respondent. ..... contributed rs. 150 per mensem. on 21st february 1961 the additional district magistrate of delhi passed the following order, presumably under section 33 of the indian lunacy act, 1912, in the presence of amar nath kapur and the respondent:-- 'the letter received from the medical superintendent, mental hospital, ranchi, has been shown to .....

Gauranga Chandra Deb Vs. the Collector of Central Excise and Land Cust ...

Court : Guwahati

..... for the petitioner were all adverted to and repelled by the supreme court in thomas case v. state of punjab : 1959crilj392 by a majority of 4 judges. in that case after a departmental inquiry, the colletor of customs directed 'absolute confiscation' of sew a kinds of currency (of the value of more than rs. 8 lacs) under section ..... mentioned in the petition.5. point (i): -the contention of the learned government advocate appearing for the respondents is that under section 188 of the sea customs act (act viii of 1878) an appeal lies to the chief customs authority that the petitioner should have filed an appeal to the chief customs authority against the order covered by ..... arise for consideration are:(i) whether the petition is not maintainable;(ii) whether the prosecution of the-petitioner, for offence under section 23 of the foreign exchange regulation act (act vii of 1947) is hit by article 20(2) of the constitution of india and is liable to be quashed: and(iii) whether the order of the first .....

V.D. Angal Vs. State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1968Bom304; (1967)69BOMLR710; (1968)IILLJ177Bom; 1967MhLJ1019

..... above principles in that case one m who held the substantive grade of first grade mamlatdar was officiating as district deputy collector. subsequently, as a result of departmental inquiry for misconduct, he was reverted to his original rank as mamlatdar. he filed a suit for a declaration that the order of reverter was void and also for ..... is terminated and gave the right to possession, and not before the sub-letting of the property.(13) we, therefore, are of the view that the learned district judge was right in holding that the plaintiff was not entitled to any relief except one granted by him. the appeal therefore, fails and is dismissed with costs.(14) appeal ..... for mental and bodily suffering and towards legal expenses towards prior suit. the state appealed to the district court. the district court applied art. 102 of the limitation act and awarded only such part of salary or allowance as fell within three years prior to the date of the suit. it rejected the claim of the plaintiff .....

Manna Ramji and Co. Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax, Poona

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : [1967]65ITR542(Bom)

..... in june, 1946. 4. not satisfied with his offer the assessee-applicant claimed reference to arbitration and on november 10, 1947, the civil judge, senior division, poona, was appointed the arbitrator. the government appointed its consulting surveyor as an assessor to aid the arbitrator and the assessee on its apart of appointed one mr ..... premises to remain in their possession as before. 3. consequent upon the requisition, the assessee put in a claim for compensation under section 19 of the defence and of india act, claiming rs. 1,85,200 some time in october, 1944. the collector on his part, however, offered them only rent at the rate or rs. 310 per month some time .....

Ramsetty Butchaiah and ors. Vs. State

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1969CriLJ542

..... taken with a view to facilitate the completion of the investigation and not because he had taken cognizance of the offence with a view to conduct a preliminary inquiry against the accused named in the preliminary charge-sheet. during this period, the magistrate cannot be said to have taken cognizance of the offence. he takes cognizance ..... prosecution. exhibit c-l is the report submitted by the superintendent, sarojini devi eye hospital. it is dated 31.10.1964. it appears that the learned principal sessions judge, through his letter dated 30.10.1964, requested the superintendent, sarojini devi hospital, to examine a-5 and submit a report in regard to his blindness. dr. ..... of a criminal design or enterprise. under that section, one of several persons who engages himself in a criminal enterprise or design may be liable for an act done by another which he never himself intended and perhaps never contemplated. it cannot be in doubt that the mere presence of the accused without anything more can .....