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Pirbhai Janubhai Shaikh and ors. Vs. B.R. Manepatil and anr.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : AIR1966Guj175; (1965)GLR554

..... duly and even heavier amounts as penalty the rights of the executant of the instrument would be clearly affected and a liability would be clearly imposed upon him by the determination but in a case referred by the collector acting under section 31 the decision of hip chief controlling revenue authority would have no such consequence and the reasoning of this decision of the supreme court, cannot, therefore, apply to such a case we cannot, therefore, ..... of these facts that the supreme courl examined the nature of the functions discharged by the board of revenue the supreme court pointed out the general principle that where the provisions of the act are silent, the duty to act judicially may be inferred from the provisions of the statute or may be gathered from the cumulative effect of the nature of the rights affected, the manner of the disposal provided, the objective ..... 'wherever any body of persons having legal authority to determine questions affectingthe rights of subjects, and having the duly to act judicially, act in excess of their legal authority they are subject to the controlling jurisdiction of the king s bench division exercised ..... (1964) 1 ac 40--lord reid has actually called it a gloss on the definition the definition has always been accepted as laying down the correct test for distinguishing a quasi judicial act from an administrative act. ..... strongly on the use of the word 'adjudication' occurring in the heading of chapter ii as also in the marginal note to section 31. .....

Stoneware Pipe and Sanitary Fitting Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Jaipur Vs. ...

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1972Raj83

..... the point which therefore requires consideration is whether the benefit which has been allowed to the transferee under section 53a of the transfer of property act gives him a right to institute a suit for the resto-ration of possession of the property lost by him by the machinations of the transferor, or for the issue of a prohibitory ..... developing the argument the learned counsel has contended that the words of section 53a of the transfer of property act do not justify the view that the plaintiff, as such, is in all circumstances debarred from the benefit of the section, and that as long as he uses it as a shield, he should be entitled to the equity ..... that was a judgment of a learned single judge, but he does not appear to have taken note of the other decision of his own court in kashiprasad sukhiram v bed-prasad parmeshwar, air 1940 nag 113--that was a case in which the plaintiff claimed to be the occupancy and ..... theprerogative referred to by him has not been shown to be based on any legal doctrine prevalent in the former jaipur state, but emerges from analogy from the common law doctrine that the crown is not bound by statute save ..... be suffi- cient to say that he has not stated anything about current possession as he ceased to be the liquidator on july 9, 1964 when his resignation was accepted. ..... stated that before 1964 the rate of ..... jaswant singh, air 1964 raj 11 is a decision of this court in a suit under order ..... 1964 for the appointment of the official liquidator to be the .....

Gopal Singh and anr. Vs. State of Rajasthan and anr.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1964Raj270

..... the petitioners should have been afforded an opportunity of being heard either in person or by their pleader but no such opportunity was given to them and thus he contravened the provisions of section 5-a, of the act.the petitioners proceed to say that under section 5-a of the act it was further necessary for the collector to forward all the objections raised by the petitioners together with the proceedings of the enquiry made by him and he should have also sent ..... in reply, it is urged by learned deputy government advocate that although a public notice containing the substance of the notification under section 4(1) of the act does not appear to have been issued by the collector, the petitioners had notice of the notification ex, a and, therefore, they were not prejudiced ..... it would appear from the above narration of facts that the stand taken on behalf of the non-petitioners in the reply dated 15th january, 1964 is inconsistent with the reply which was submitted on 21st july, 1962. ..... this was not served on the petitioners because the note made 011 its back by the process server shows that the petitioners had gone to jodhpur and were not available in the village ..... was issued in hindi, it would not be proper to lay much stress on the connotation of the words ^vr;ar vko';d* -it is common knowledge that the vocabulary of legal terms in hindi is not as extensive and precise as in english. ..... the petitioners have contested the legality of the proceedings taken after the publication of the said .....

Alitalia Linee Aeree Italiane, S.P.A. Rep. by Its Deputy Administrativ ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2003(3)CTC275; (2003)IIILLJ453Mad; (2003)2MLJ445

..... invites our attention to the observations of the supreme court at the end of paragraph 20 to the following effect: 'in view of the wide jurisdiction of the appellate authority, it cannot be legally argued that the jurisdiction of the appellate authority to record evidence would be limited only to those cases where no evidence was recorded at the domestic enquiry and the principles of natural justice were ..... the termination is for misconduct yet the appellate authority has failed to apply its mind to the evidence adduced before it and that is how the appellate authority has fallen into the legal error of not appreciating the evidence or at any rate abdicating its jurisdiction to do so. ..... again at the end of paragraph 12, the division bench sounded a note of caution to suggest that they should not to be taken to have expressed finally as to whether it would be permissible to prove by evidence aliunde the existence of a reasonable cause in a a case where the notice of the termination ..... since there were complaints against him received by the petitioner's head office in rome in italy and since the respondent smelt about it, he had tendered his resignation on 25-3-1991 with effect from 1-6-1991. ..... if under the beneficial legislation like the industrial disputes act in case of an ordinary workmen also if the dismissal is brought about without holding an enquiry, the misconduct can be proved before the tribunal then, there should be really no reason why in case of a better placed ..... air 1964 719 .....

Smt.Adduri Surya Subhadrayyamma Vs. Kakindada and Others.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... certificate and destruction certificate in connection with catching of stray dogs, that the petitioner claimed excess amount for transporting garbage, that the petitioner paid excess amount for publication of tender notification, and that the petitioner did not produce proof of utilization of brain fever tablets (bellodana-200). ..... , iii) that during the year 1997-1998 the petitioner incurred expenditure towards dumping of garbage by tractors, iv) during 2000-2001 the petitioner has shown a sum of rs.5,010/- towards publication of tender notification and vi) that the petitioner incurred an amount of rs.4,000/- towards purchase of tablets for brain fever. ..... authorized to recover the said misappropriated amount to a tune of rs.68,309/- (rs.sixty eight thousand three hundred and nine only) from smt.a.s.subhadrayamma, ex.sarpanch, l.n.puram gr.pt under r.r.act as per the existing govt.orders and remit the said amount to l.n.puram gr.pt.funds and report compliance forthwith. ..... of the act enables the recovery of amount as a land revenue which only means by legally sanctioned coerce ..... dealing with section 127 of the andhra pradesh (telangana area) gram panchayats act, which is in similar language, this court in p.v.narasimha reddy v the state1 explained the purport of the ..... purported exercise of power under section 265(1) of the andhra pradesh panchayat raj act, 1994, the first respondent surcharged the petitioner and directed to recover an amount ..... of the act (section 150 of 1964 act) reads .....

Sri Krishnapur Mutt, Udipi and anr. Vs. P. Gopalakrishnayya and ors.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1967Kant65; AIR1967Mys65

..... . b-l was issued to the defendant's grandfather venkappaiah, the probabilities are that the vibhava year mentioned therein might be 1888-69 by which time the registration act had been brought into force but i do not think the plaintiff's case that the said document is a compulsorily registrable one is readily acceptable or is entirely free from doubt ..... he also denied the plaintiff's right to recover interest on the ground that the plaintiff had unlawfully refused to receive rent tendered by him at the above commuted rate he deposited into court the admitted amount due by him which was later paid over to the plaintiffs advocate. 2. ..... b-1 said to be a yadast granted by the plaintiff mutt to the respondent's grandfather venkappiah, in which it is noted that the original rental of 19 muras of rice per year may thereafter he paid permanently at the rate of rs. ..... 1441 of 1937 as containing an authoritative statement of the legal effect of the proved facts. ..... . hence the legal position has had to be considered on merits ..... . so far as the legal contentions are concerned, both the courts agree that the previous decisions of courts having been rendered in small cause suits do not operate as res judicata in this suit which is an original suit ..... 61 of 1936 instituted in the light of the mulgeni rent enhancement act of madras. .....

The General Assurance Society Ltd. Vs. Mohd. Salim

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1965All561

..... in which it was held that:'where a person in making a proposal to an insurance company for an insurance against fire makes a bona fide mistake in his answers to the questions on the proposal form, but before the issue of a cover note draws the attention of the agent of the company to the mistake and corrects it, it is the duty of the agent to convey to the company the correct answer, and if he fails to do so the company are not entitled to refuse to pay ..... , 1915 a g 499 a claim was made for indemnity for the loss of goods by fire under the policy the conditions of which provided (1) that if the claim were fraudulent or if the loss were occasioned: by the wilful act or with the connivance of the insured all benefit under the policy should be forfeited, and (2) that if any difference arose as to the amount of any loss such difference should independently of all other questions, be referred to arbitration, ..... 13 will operate in spite of section 28 of the indian contract act which deals with agreements in restraint of legal proceedings and says that'every agreement, by which any party thereto is restricted absolutely from enforcing his rights under or in respect of any contract, by the usual legal proceedings in the ordinary tribunals, or which limits the time within which he may thus enforce his rights, is void to that extent. ..... the letter ended by saying 'please note that further delay will prejudice your claim.'25. by ex. ..... it may be noted that in (1856) 5 h. l. c. .....

Dayabhai and Co. Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1966MP13; [1966]59ITR364(MP); 1965MPLJ644

..... , if any, to the firm of dayabhai's vehicles and the non compliance of section 31 thereafter is no different in kind from the transfer by a stranger to the firm of his vehicles and the non compliance of section 31 thereafter.if a firm, the legality of which cannot be assailed on any ground, purchases vehicles from some person and thereafter there is a fail are on the part of the vendor and the firm to report the transfer, then clearly it would be impossible to contend ..... the assessee then preferred a second appeal to the tribunal contending that the partnership constituted by the deed of 1st august 1954 was legal and valid; that there was no provision in the motor vehicles act prohibiting the formation of a partnership for carrying on the business of running stage carriages and trucks; that the partnership firm could carry on business on the strength of permits obtained by a partner; and that no transfer for vehicles or ..... this decision of the bombay high court was upheld by the privy council in air 1921 pc 137, in the advice which their lordships of the privy council tendered to his majesty it was simply stated by them that no reason had been adduced inducing them to doubt the correctness of the judgment appealed from.in the same line is the decision in ilr 1956 nag 774: air ..... in connection with this question it is very important to note the rule of the law of partnership that it is not necessary that partnership business must be, carried on only with the properly of the firm .....

Ram Lal Jagan Nath Vs. Punjab State Through Collector and anr.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1966P& H436

..... clause in that case, so far as material for our purpose, was in these words:--'any dispute or question arising between the committee and the practitioner or his legal personal representative relating to the construction of this agreement or the rights and liabilities of the committee or the practitioner or his personal representative hereunder shall be referred to ..... there is, it is true, nothing in the clause that the person referred to in it was bound to record and hear evidence tendered by either party; but if he were to be palled upon to decide the matter, the enquiry before the decision is arrived at would have had to be in the nature of a judicial or quasi judicial enquiry and could not be terminated ..... of the high court deciding doubtful questions of law should be more liberally reported so that the bar and the litigants concerned are able more easily to acquaint themselves with the legal position, as clarified by the high court, and the conflicts in the decisions are removed without undue delay. ..... of the parties is accordingly considered contractual and the matter is controlled by the law of contract.an agreement to arbitrate, apart from what the arbitration act (x of 1940) prescribes, is not required to be stated in any particular form or wording and the use of technical or formal words is ..... basic legal position has not been controverted at the bar before us.having cleared this preliminary ground, which is sometimes apt to be lost sight of, i now turn to the arbitration act (x .....

Smt. Surasaibalini Debi Vs. Phanindra Mohan Majumdar

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1965SC1364; [1965]1SCR861

..... submitted that the arrangement for holding out gupta as a nominal owner was made between the plaintiff and gupta to evade liability to pay income-tax and thereby to defeat the provisions of the income-tax act and on that account also the agreement under which the business was to be held by gupta as a nominal owner was invalid and the plaintiff was not entitled to claim possession of the business ..... proceeded on the assumption that the respondent was not aware that income-tax was payable on income from property or business, he could obviously have acted only on the footing that the defendant - gupta as the apparent owner of the property would alone be made liable for the payment of the ..... it was proved that the plaintiff was guilty of a fraud upon the law to evade and disappoint the provision of the legislation and he could not come in equity to be relieved against his own act, though the defence also was dishonest, and in the circumstances, the court would say, 'let the estate lie where it falls'. 31. ..... 65 in detail and it would be sufficient to extract the head-note for the purpose of understanding the ratio of the decision : 'no claim founded on an illegal contract will be enforced by the court but as a general rule a man's right to possession of his own chattels will be enforced ..... legality of the arrangement between the plaintiff and gupta was challenged on the ground that it was intended or designed to circumvent the provisions of the income-tax act ..... were not tendered in evidence. .....