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R.S. Sharma Vs. State

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 1962CriLJ251

..... be imputed the knowledge. in emperor v. zamin air 1932 oudh 28 the word 'knowledge' came up for interpretation in connection with a criminal case and the learned judge observed as follows:without going into a metaphysical discussion of the nature of knowledge, we may say that for practical and legal purposes 'knowledge' means the state of mind ..... rejected the application. thereafter the petitioner filed a revision application in this court under section 439 cri.p.c. which came up for hearing before a learned single judge. on a reference being made by him to a larger bench the matter has come before us. the only submission that has been made on behalf of the ..... has been convicted under section 80 of the factories act (herein-after referred to as the act) and rule 110 of the rules framed thereunder (hereinafter referred to as the rules) and sentenced to pay a fine of rs. 100/-. he filed a revision application before the learned sessions judge who refused to make a reference to this court and .....

Duple Motor Bodies Ltd. Vs. Inland Revenue Commissioners. Duple Motor ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1961]43ITR65(Cal)

..... to ascertain the true profit.the result has been that the ascertainment of the particular profits for the particular year - which, after all, was the real object of the inquiry - has been a little submerged by this ideological dispute. the costing of the work in progress, though it is a necessary part of accounting both from a commercial point ..... cost has been declared by the commissioners to have their vote as a general matter, regardless of the fact that when the details are looked into it produces an absurdity. judged by that touchstone, the commissioners could not have come to the conclusion they did; but they were not looking at the facts, but at the theories which were so ..... the purpose of income-tax under case i of schedule d. put in the language of the statute, which language is now enshrined in section i27 of the income-tax act, 1952, the real question to which this matter is related is : for the years in question, what were the full amounts of the profits or gains of this companys .....

Metlakatla Indian Community Vs. Egan

Court : US Supreme Court

..... made. it is apparent that the legislature of alaska vested the judicial power of the state in the interim district court for the time being, that the district judge in this case explicitly deemed himself to be exercising such power, and that, in light of the express consent of the united states, he properly did so. benner ..... fishing in alaskan waters generally, but excepting the appellants, thereby granting them in effect a license to fish with traps. the authority under which the secretary purported to act is the act of 1924, 43 stat. 464, as amended 48 u.s.c. 221, 222. a question not free from doubt, to put it at its lowest, thus ..... injunctions, dismissing the complaints with prejudice, and denying an injunction pending appeal to this court. 174 f.supp. 500. on july 11, 1959, mr. justice brennan, acting in his capacity as a circuit justice, granted appellants' application for an injunction pending final disposition of their future appeals to this court. his opinion noted the existence of .....

Huron Portland Cement Co. Vs. City of Detroit

Court : US Supreme Court

..... exercise of even the most traditional concept of what is compendiously known as the police power. in the exercise of that power, the states and their instrumentalities may act, in many areas of interstate commerce and maritime activities, concurrently with the federal government. gibbons v. ogden, 9 wheat. l; cooley v. board of wardens of ..... of the code for violation of the smoke emission provisions. [ footnote 2 ] compare napier v. atlantic coast line r. co., where the court concluded that "the [locomotive] boiler inspection act . . . was intended to occupy the field." 272 u. s. 272 u.s. 605, 272 u. s. 613 . mr. justice douglas, with whom mr. justice frankfurter ..... of interstate trains, and another state required cab curtains during the winter months. the interstate commerce commission, though it had the power to do so under the boiler inspection act, had never required a particular kind of fire door or cab curtain. the court, speaking through mr. justice brandeis, said, at 272 u. s. 612 - .....

Kumbakonam Mutual Benefit Fund Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax, Ma ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1961]43ITR358(Mad)

..... maximum, and (iii) distribution among the shareholders with reference to the number of shares and the number of months during which they held them. the learned judges found that the earnings of the fund consisted chiefly of interest from the shareholders either on loan or on overdue subscriptions and occasionally interest from outside investments, ..... high court the appellant (the english and scottish joint co-operative wholesale society ltd.) had been incorporated in the united kingdom under the industrial and provident societies act, 1893. it had as its object the carrying on the business of planters growers producer merchants and manufactures and brokers of tea. the society consisted of ..... , it is necessary to set out the facts relating to the constitution of this fund. the fund appears to have been originally incorporated under the companies act, in 1903. at that time it was almost identical in the scope of its operations with the mylapore hindu permanent fund, to the constitution of which .....

Satya Narayan Khan Vs. Income-tax Officer, Calcutta, and Others.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1962]46ITR920(Cal)

..... , successor to the firm.the order shows that the income-tax officer treated the appellant, satya narayan khan, as a successor to the firm after having made some inquiry and also on the basis of some admission made by satya narayan himself. we do not know that information was obtained by the income-tax officer on the strength ..... the above connection we may refer to an order passed by income-tax officer on 28th march, 1952, in connection with the assessment case which runs as follows :'on inquiry it is learnt that satya narayan khan, one of the partners, succeeded to the business of the firm when the firm was discontinued early in 1354 b.s.'the ..... chowkhani v. income-tax officer, cuttack. after having gone through this case we are unable to agree with the view of the learned judges regarding the scope and applicability of section 44 of the income-tax act. that section lays down that after the discontinuance or dissolution of a firm or association of persons a previous partner of such firm or .....

Thakar Das Vs. State

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 1960CriLJ1080

..... in which f the accused can know that he is holding an in-' quiry and not a trial is by the magistrate informing the accused that he is holding an inquiry under ch, xviii and not a trial. if he fails to do so, the accused can reasonably conclude that a trial is being held. the fact that in the ..... statement. in these circumstances, the offence, in my opinion, would fall under section 324 and not under section 307 r. p. c. as has been held by the additional sessions judge.16. the learned counsel for the appellant has argued that the trial was vitiated because the appellant was not given opportunity to produce evidence in defence in the committal proceedings ..... at the complainant. in order to bring home the offence under section 307 the prosecution must show that the accused had done an act with such a guilty intention and knowledge, that but for some intervening fact the act would have amounted to murder in the normal course of events. there is not an iota of evidence that the accused had fired .....

Jagadish Chandra Bhadra Vs. Budge Budge Municipality

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1962)IILLJ549Cal

..... on the corporation to make regulations imposing a duty on the corporation to hold a judicial or a quasi-judicial inquiry into the charges of misconduct of its officers. there was, therefore, no duty either express or implied, to act in accordance with the provisions of article 311 in matters of dismissal of its employees and a writ could not ..... act, in this case, the u.p. district boards act, 1922. it was only from this point of view that the learned judge held that officers of a district board were 'in a sense government servants' or 'something akin to such ..... anr. : air1938all276 . in that case, harries, j., stated that in his view, officers of district boards were public officials and were 'in a sense government servants.' the learned judge held that the officers of district boards were part of the machinery of self-government, as provided under the local self government .....

Trustees of Tollemache Settled Estates Vs. Coughtrie (inspector of Tax ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1961]43ITR448(Cal)

..... the resulting excess liability is only into case vi, schedule d, because that is a receptacle for oddments. it is said further that the resulting assessment would invoke an inquiry on schedule a principles; namely, what the unit is worth to be let by the year, having regard not only to the rent of 681 received this year, but ..... commissioners adopted that view. on an appeal by the tax-payers, who contended that there must be an assessment on schedule a principles with evidence as to value, the judge accepted their contention and remitted the case to the commissioners.the material part of section 175 reads as follows : '(1) if, as respects any year of assessment, the ..... from the substitution of these rent and royalty figures for the rack rent you are directed by section 176 to make your assessment in accordance with pare 3 of the act. what is more you are directed by section 175 to arrive at your reassessment by determining the annual value of the unit : and this conception of 'annual value .....

The Vasudeva Pillai Trust, Represented by Its Secretary Mr. T.R. Ramak ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1962)1MLJ116

..... on bits of property forming part of a muslim burial-ground. when they were sought to be evicted by the landlord-trustee they claimed the benefit of the act. the learned judge referred to the full bench decision already referred to and observed as follows:by reason of this explanation it is clear that section 9 was intended to apply ..... -tenant preferred an appeal, a.s. no. 104 of 1957 which was heard and disposed of by the learned additional judge, city civil court, madras. the learned additional judge held that the tenant was entitled to the benefits of the act and accordingly granted her the relief for purchasing the land from the trust in accordance with the provisions of the ..... cannot enforce a compulsory sale of the land under section 9 of the madras city tenants protection act and require the temple or mosque to deliver the land to him on a valuation to be made by the court.6. the learned judges took the view that the explanation to section 9 did not permit the tenant to compel the .....