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May 28 1974 (HC)

Daddy S. Mazda and ors. Vs. K.R. Irani

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : [1977]47CompCas39(Cal),78CWN872

..... evidence on the disputed questions of fact or without relegating the parties to a suit in other words in a case where prima facie serious disputed questions of fact are raised by the petitioner himself in an application under section 155 of the act, is it open to the court to proceed to adjudicate upon the disputes without taking into consideration oral and documentary evidence on the question of the disputes raised the decision of this appeal would depend upon the answer ..... as a consequence of the integration of the state with the dominion of india all public properties of the state including 7,500 shares of the company vested in the dominion and these shares devolved upon the dominion of india as the succeeding sovereign. ..... irani and that the receipt dated january 28, 1969, produced by the brokers and alleged to have been signed by b. r. ..... mazda, died on may 25, 1969, and thereupon the respondent and his wife who are residents of poona, came to calcutta, and made enquiries as to the position of assets and liabilities of the deceased. ..... and pursuant to this sub-poena several documents were produced, namely, a letter dated may 17, 1965, forwarding 170 shares for sale, and areceipt dated january 28, 1969, signed by b. r. ..... transferred to the first appellant on or about june 18, 1965, and the 170 shares belonging to the respondent's brother were purported to have been transferred to the second appellant who is the wife of the first appellant on february 5, 1969. .....

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Jul 23 1974 (HC)

Mahavir Prasad Pancholi Vs. State of Rajasthan and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : (1975)ILLJ140Raj

..... since no light could be thrown i have to presume the regularity of the official act of the director for the purposes of this case. ..... 745 of 1969, prakash chandra v. ..... i am not told how the director was dealing with the matter, but the powers of the state government could be delegated to the director of local bodies under the rajasthan town municipalities act, 1951 or under the rajasthan municipalities act. .....

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Aug 13 1974 (HC)

Saurashtra Khandsari Manufacturers Association and ors. Vs. Sales Tax ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1975)16GLR610

..... is therefore clear that refusing to consider the petitioners' request for a certificate summarily on the ground that they were not running their industries in co-operative or public sector, the board has acted in an arbitrary manner and has attempted to make the classification of village industry in khandsari in a manner which bears no nexus to the real object of the ..... the following terms:that no film be shown which is likely to be injurious to morality or to encourage or incite to crime, or to lead to disorder, or be in any way offensive in the circumstances to public feeling or which contains any offensive representations of living persons, or which has not been certified for public exhibition by the british board of film censors.this condition shows that only those films which were injurious to morality or were likely to encourage or incite crime or to lead to disorder ..... the state government have issued a notification under section 49(2) of the gujarat sales tax act, 1969, which is hereinafter referred to as 'the act' giving exemption to certain categories of dealers from paying purchase tax on the purchase of sugar canes ..... the powers conferred by section 18 of the gujarat sales tax act, 1969 (guj. ..... of the powers conferred by section 49 of the gujarat sales tax act, 1969 (guj. ..... act, 1969 ..... the bone of contention between the parties, it would be necessary to quote the smea:finance department.otification.sachivalaya, gandhinagar,16th august, 1972.gujarat sales tax act, 1969:no. ..... [1969] .....

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Aug 13 1974 (HC)

Jaiswal Coal Co. Vs. Fatehganj Co-operative Marketing Society Ltd.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1975Cal303

..... co-operative marketing society limited (i shall shortly call 'the society') is a co-operative society with limited liability within the meaning of uttar pradesh co-operative societies act, 1965 having its registered office and carrying on business at fatehganj galamandir, lal bag, faizabad in the state of uttar pradesh. 5. ..... 12, 1964, by an agreement in writing between the firm and the society, the firm agreed to supply coal to the society and the society agreed to act as selling agent of the firm in the district of faizabad, inter alia, on certain terms and conditions. ..... original side of this court it may be necessary to pass order that a commissioner or special referee or receiver appointed by the court to act on signed copy of the minutes and very often learned judges pass such order. ..... this matter, reference may be made to the principle of law laid down in : [1969]3scr92 and the view i have taken in : air1972cal283 . ..... gupta referred to section 211 of the indian contract act and submitted that an agent is bound to conduct the business of his principal according to the directions given by the principal, and when the agent acts otherwise, if any loss be sustained, he must make it good to his principal, and, if any profit accrues, he must account ..... officer is a functionary authoritatively appointed to exercise some public municipal or corporate function. 28. ..... to shorter oxford dictionary, the meaning of the words 'officer' and 'official' is: one who holds a public office is an official. .....

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Sep 10 1974 (HC)

Kailash Wati and anr. Vs. State of Haryana and anr.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

..... in the instant case as already stated the amount granted is not very huge and the case has been pending since 1969 till 1971 and, therefore, the appellants are entitled to the interest, in my opinion, at the-rate of 4 per cent. ..... these four appeals arise out of four claims petitions under section 110-a of the motor vehicles act disposed of by the motor accident claims tribunal, mahasu and kinnaur districts at kelleston, simla by a single judgment, dated 3lst august, 1971.2. ..... the accident took piece in the month of october, 1969 and the awards were made by the learned claims tribunal on 31st august, 1971. ..... 1) from the 28th october to 31st october, 1969 and the injuries have been stated of a simple nature excepting the one which was a lacerated wound about 8'x l/2' scalp deep on the frontal parietal region and he was allowed free treatment in the hospital. ..... section 110-cc of the motor vehicles act provides for award of interest where any claim is allowed. ..... the undisputed facts of the cases are that on 28th october, 1969 the haryana roadways bus no. ..... public trustee, malaysia (1971 acj 309 fhigh court of malaysia)) where a government servant sustained injuries in a motor accident. ..... 10,800.001,305.009,180.0026-m/2 of 1969.1) sarla devi (mother)rs. ..... the claims tribunal, therefore, awarded the following amounts by way of compensation in each of the claim petition to each of the claimants.application no.claimants.claim assessed.deduction.net pay-able.25-m/2 of 1969.1) kailash wati (mother)rs. .....

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Sep 26 1974 (HC)

Combined Traders by Its Managing Partner, T.J. Cherian Vs. State of Ta ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1975)2MLJ443

..... the petitioner claiming to be the secretary of the peoples' 'civil liberties union, madras prayed for the issue of a writ of mandamus directing the state of madras represented by the secretary to government public works department, to allow the petitioner to hold the annual conference of the peoples' civil liberties union on any two consecutive days in may, 1951 in the rajaji hall. ..... repeat the writ petitions are confined only to bluegum trees grown in the reserved forests of the government and sold in public auction and they are not directed against allotment of specific acres of reserved forests with bluegum plantation for the benefit of ..... that it is for the government having regard to all the circumstances, to act as a prudent businessman would, and to sell or otherwise dispose of kendu leaves purchased under the monopoly acquired under section 3, but the profit resulting from the sale must be for the public benefit and not for private gain. ..... case decided to invite offers for advance purchase of kendu leaves only from persons who purchased these leaves from individual units during the previous year and who acted as purchasers without default and to the satisfaction of government and the method of sale by open competition was given up. ..... state of orissa : [1969]3scr374 , wherein it was pointed out that the government will have to act as a prudent businessman will not help the petitioner having regard to the facts of the present case, as explained ..... : [1969]3scr374 . ..... (1969)iillj743sc .....

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Oct 13 1974 (HC)

Shori Lal JaIn Vs. Lt. Governor, Delhi and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1975Delhi221; 11(1975)DLT69; 1974RLR638

..... view of this serious lacuna there seems to be no other option but to quash the notification issued in respect of the above building under section 6 of the act on 24-4-1969 (copy of which is annexure 4 to the petition). ..... himself could not delegate to any of his secretaries the duty of being satisfied that any particular property requires to be acquired for a public purpose; the satisfaction has to be by him personally- a similar question arose before the house of lords in vine v. ..... the land acquisition collector made a report, on 11-3-1969, under section 5-a of the act that no-objections had been received to the notification under secion 4(1) of the act and that in the absence of any objection the acquisition proceedings may be ..... delhi that land is required to be taken by government at the public expense for a public purpose, namely, for government school, it is hereby declared that the land described in the specification below is acquired for the above purpose'.the present writ petition as well as the connected writ petitions have been filed attacking notification under section 4 and 6 of the act on various grounds. ..... such a notification, under section 6 of the act was issued on 24-4-1969 staling as follows : 'whereas it appears to ..... officer consulted a local sub-committee appointed to make recommendations to the committee; acting on its advice he served a notice on the occupier specifying the acres ..... which is not a part of the planned development of delhi is not a public purpose. .....

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Oct 17 1974 (SC)

Roshanlal Kuthalia and ors. Vs. R.B. Mohan Singh Oberoi

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1975SC824; (1975)4SCC628; [1975]2SCR491

..... december 11, 1954 asserting rightly:that the deposit being for his benefit and he being a-non-muslim and an evacuee, is entitled to claim that the sum be transferred to india in accordance with section 4 of act vi of 1954, and that the words partly interested in the deposit mean parties to the said proceedings or litigations and any other person who on the face of the record can be considered to be partly ..... to it.in the alternative the said decree-holder further prays that if for some reasons, this hon'ble court decides that the said deposits cannot be transferred to india under the provisions of the said act, it be held that the custodian of evacuee property is not entitled to the same and it be paid to the said decree-holder at lahore.without being too literal or legalistic, it is clear ..... rai bahadur jodha mal kuthalia, the depositor, and rai bahadur mohan singh oberoi, for whose benefit the deposit was made are within the purview of section 4 of the transfer of evacuee, deposits act, 1954, 'evacuees' and direct that the deposit be sent to the custodian of evacuee property, along with the record of the case, for transmission to such an authorised officer or authority in ..... take a contrary view to the one stated above, it is submitted that to avoid unnecessary delay, the court might be pleased to issue such notices that it considers proper to the public or to any other parties it considers fit to do so that the matter may be finally adjudicated at the next date of hearing. ..... 1969 .....

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Nov 11 1974 (HC)

Champalal Vs. State of Rajasthan and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1974WLN910

..... if an officer holding an officiating post had no right under the rules governing his service to continue in it and such appointment under the general law being terminable at any time on reasonable notice, the reversion of the public servant to his substantive post did rot operate as a forfeiture of any right; that order ''visited him with no evil consequences' and could not be regarded as a reduction in rank by way of punishment. ..... in that case, das j in delivering the judgment of the majority, entered upon an exhaustive review of the jaw applicable to the termination of the employment of the public servant at page 49 and summarised it as follows:any and every termination of service is not a dismissal, removal or reduction in rank a termination of service brought about by the exercise of a contractual right is rot per se dismissal or removal, as has been held ..... is common ground between the parties that the petitioner on being selected by the selection commission constituted under section 86(6) of the rajasthan panchayat samitis and zila parishads act, 1939 was appointed as lower division clerk on probation for two years in the panchayat samiti baitu vide order dated 3-7-67. ..... bhaba 1969 slr 442 furnishes the complete answer to the contention of the ..... dispute that the petitioner's case is governed exclusively by the rajasthan panchayat samitis and zila parishads services (punishment and appeal) rules, 1961 and the rajasthan panchayat samitis and zila parishads services rules, 1969. .....

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Nov 25 1974 (HC)

Smt. Seetha and ors. Vs. Kayiyath Krishnan and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1975Ker70

..... in the name of the 1st defendant had been made with funds provided by her husband it took the view that 'the presumption recognised under the customary marumakkathayam law as well as under the marumakkathayam act is only as regards acquisition by the husband in the name of his wife or children' and that 'there is no presumption regarding the acquisition by the wife with the funds of her husband'. ..... ., which heard the appeal followed the decision in air 1947 mad 137, and held that under the marumak-kathayam law prevalent in malabar before the enactment of madras marumak-kathayam act it is only in cases where a gift or purchase is effected by a person in favour of his marumakkathayee wife and children, or all the children by a deceased wife who by themselves would form a tavazhi, that ..... . the conclusion that emerges from the foregoing discussion is that under the rules of customary marumak-kathayam law which were applicable in malabar prior to the introduction of the madras marumakkathayam act, it is only in cases where the gift or acquisition is made in favour of a marumakkathayee woman and all her children or in the names of all the children who by themselves constitute a tavazhi ..... the madras high court in air 1947 mad 137 and air 1954 mad 987, as also the two division bench rulings of this court in 1958 ker lt (sn) 30, and 1969 ker lr 1, wherein these madras decisions have been cited and followed by this court were not brought to ..... . rug-mani amma, 1969 ker lr 1, a .....

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