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Digendra Nath Roy Vs. the State

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1970CriLJ529

..... john brown reported in 1960 a.c. 432, at p. 442 of the said report, certain passages in the summing up of mr. justice abbot, the trial judge, have been given as follows: 'gentlemen, throughout the centuries of civilisation crimes have repeatedly been committed without any apparent or discoverable motive. theft is one of the ..... circumstances. under section 105 of the evidence act, read with the definition of 'shall presume' in section 4 thereof, the court shall regard the absence of such circumstances as proved unless, after considering the ..... beyond reasonable doubt that the accused caused death with the requisite intention described in section 299, of the penal code. but under section 105 of the evidence act the burden of proving the existence of circumstances bringing the case within the exception lies on the accused; and the court shall presume the absence of such .....

Kalyanasundara Nadar and anr. Vs. Muthuraman

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1969)1MLJ317

..... grants from the government, would be following rule 13 of rules relating to elementary schools whenever they take action against any member of the staff. the learned judge further points out that in the service registers of the members of the staff who joined service later, rule 13 framed by the government has been specifically ..... that, the award had the effect of specifically enforcing such contract of personal service, and that, therefore, it offended section 21 (b) of the specific relief act. before the, supreme court it was urged for the appellant that the declaration that the appellant continued in service under the university inspite of his dismissal by the ..... the contract. contracts are not always specifically enforceable. for instance in a case of employment between master and servant section 21 (b) of the specific relief act would make the remedy by way of specific performance of the contract unavailable. in such cases the remedy would be only damages. but where an employment is .....

Ayya Nadar and ors. Vs. Sri Vaidyanathaswami Koil Devasthanam Through ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1970)2MLJ129

..... of a public nature and this could be supported on the facts of that case as the plaintiffs in that case based their right to collect what the district judge called the tax upon custom.13. but so far as the orders on the resumption proceedings are concerned, they do-not stand on the same footing as the ..... or otherwise of the decision which is put forward as constituting res judicata. the principles in this decision is that though the proceeding under section 84 (2) of act ii of 1927 are started as an original petition, the petition has all the characteristics of the suit. reliance was placed in that decision upon the decision of judicial ..... to perform the services is valid. the suits have been filed by the alienees from the original inamdars under section 35 (2) of the hindu religious and charitable endowments act (xix of 1951), to set aside the order of the district collector, ramanathapuram at madurai, directing resumption of the inams at the instance of sri viadyanathaswami koil devasthanam .....

Commissioner of Income-tax, West Bengal Vs. K. K. Roy.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1967]66ITR179(Cal)

..... his employment. it is no doubt true that, subsequently, the assessee came to be employed by the nationalised airlines corporation but that would not be any material for judging the issue before us because what was in the mind of the board of directors on january 30, 1953, when they passed resolution granting the sum of rs. ..... regarding continuance of service. the assessee was the managing director of airways (india) ltd. during the mateiral time. he had no right, under section 20(1) of the act, to continue in service and this argument of me. pal must therefore, fail. mr. pal contended, in the laternative, that the assessee got an eployment under the ..... of the statutory corporation, in which the undertaking of the employer company had vested, under the provisions of sub-section (1) of section 20 of the air corporations act. as such, he submitted, no question of payment of conpensation for loss of eployment arose in the case of the assessee, because the employment continues. this agument may .....

The Chief Controlling Revenue Authority, Board of Revenue, Referring O ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1969)1MLJ1

..... is incomplete, even if the recitals purport to transfer rights, the document cannot come under the category of a mortgage deed as defined in law. the learned judge explicitly observed. . *leaving aside the question of registration of an insufficiently stamped document,in the earlier passage. we may point out that though registration is necessary ..... upon whether possession of property is forthwith given, or is not.5. the facts in referred case no. 13 of 1965 can be very briefly stated. on 15th november, 1968, o. r. gopalachari and o. g. parvathavardhani ammal sold valuable properties, namely, rice, flour etc., mill together with their accessories, for rs. 17,000 to s. ..... a registered instrument,, signed by the mortgagor and attested by at least two witnesses. the learned judge then proceeded to make the following observations at page 569:that the transfer contemplated by section 2 (17) of the indian stamp act is a transfer valid in law, should be obvious. such a valid transfer could not .....

Walker Vs. City of Birmingham

Court : US Supreme Court

..... waived all their first amendment rights by disobeying the court order. these facts lend no support to the court's charges that petitioners were presuming to act as judges in their own case, or that they had a disregard for the judicial process. they did not flee the jurisdiction or refuse to appear in ..... not apply to funeral processions." [ footnote 2 ] the full statement is reproduced as appendix b to this opinion. [ footnote 3 ] "the circuit court, or judges thereof when exercising equity jurisdiction and powers may punish for contempt by fine not exceeding fifty dollars, and by imprisonment, not exceeding five days, one or both." ala. ..... consummate conspiracies to engage in said unlawful acts of parading, demonstrating, boycotting, trespassing and picketing or other unlawful acts, or from engaging in acts and conduct customarily known as 'kneel-ins' in churches in violation of the wishes and desires of said churches." "w. a. jenkins, jr., as circuit judge of the tenth" "judicial circuit of .....

Thailammal and ors. Vs. Angammal

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1970)1MLJ420

..... relied on certainly include also the decision in narayanamurthy v. madhavayya : (1947)2mlj366 . if the division bench of this court had accepted the view of the subordinate judge in narayanamurthy v. madhavayya : (1947)2mlj366 , as contended for the appellants there could have been no affirmance of the decision of ramakrishnan, j.8. it will ..... full performance of the contract, and it is argued that in this case on the trial court passing a decree granting relief under section 15 of the act, the plaintiff without accepting it, giving up further prosecution and seeking further enforcement of the agreement, preferred an appeal claiming a decree for conveyance of the entire ..... the appellants rests the appeal on the contention that the courts below erred in law in granting the plaintiff relief under section 15 of the specific relief act. it is contended that under section 15 the plaintiff has to elect to accept conveyance of part of the property on payment of the consideration agreed for .....

Mine Workers Vs. Illinois Bar Assn.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... activity of the union is related to expression, and therefore is of a type which may be sheltered from state regulation by the constitution. but the majority's inquiry does not stop there; it goes on to examine the state concerns and concludes that the decree "is not needed to protect the state's interest in high ..... ins. co., 336 u. s. 220 , 336 u. s. 222 -225. it is also irrelevant whether we would proscribe the union plan were we sitting as state judges or state legislators. the sole issue before us is whether the illinois supreme court is forbidden to do so because the plan unduly impinges upon rights guaranteed to the union ..... union employs a licensed lawyer, solely compensated by an annual salary, to represent members and their dependents in connection with their claims under the illinois workmen's compensation act. the trial court found that the union's employment of the attorney constituted unauthorized practice of law, and enjoined the union from "[e]mploying attorneys on salary or .....

Boutilier Vs. Ins

Court : US Supreme Court

..... have already quoted from clinical experts to show what a wide range the term "psychopathic personality" has. another expert [ footnote 4 ] classifies such a person under three headings: acting: (1) inability to withstand tedium, (2) lack of a sense of responsibility, (3) a tendency to "blow up" under pressure, (4) maladjustment to law and ..... the purely legal question of whether the term "psychopathic personality" included homosexuals and if it suffered illegality because of vagueness. ii the legislative history of the act indicates beyond a shadow of a doubt that the congress intended the phrase "psychopathic personality" to include homosexuals such as petitioner. page 387 u. s ..... petitioner's appeal from the page 387 u. s. 119 finding of the special inquiry officer was dismissed by the board of immigration appeals, without opinion, and his petition for review in the court of appeals was dismissed, with one judge dissenting. 363 f.2d 488. it held that the term "psychopathic personality," as .....

Giles Vs. Maryland

Court : US Supreme Court

..... of the girl and foster is open to the construction that these key witnesses deliberately concealed from the judge, jury, and defense counsel evidence of the girl's promiscuity. [ footnote 6 ] while, under the law of maryland, specific acts of misconduct are inadmissible to impeach a witness' credibility, rau v. state, 133 md. 613, ..... juvenile proceeding) or of the fact that montgomery county police officials knew of such evidence. if a new hearing is held in the state courts, an inquiry into these matters might be deemed appropriate. [ footnote 7 ] the record before us affirmatively demonstrates that both detective collins and mr. kardy, who supervised the ..... by the plurality is bottomed upon materials entirely outside the record before us, furnished to this court after the case was submitted, under the leverage of inquiries put from the bench during the argument. the materials are two pre-indictment police reports, the montgomery county officers' report and the supplementary offense report. .....