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The Tinnevelly-tuticorIn Electric Supply Co. Ltd. Vs. Its Workmen

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1960SC782; [1960(1)FLR354]; (1960)ILLJ275SC; [1960]3SCR68

..... a claim of bonus'. that is why this court came to the conclusion that the absence of provisions in the municipal acts for payment of bonus to municipal employees was not a consideration which was either determinative or conclusive of the question at issue before it. 21. the next question which ..... claim', it was observed, 'is not dealt with by the municipal act; it is dealt with by the industrial disputes act, 1947. therefore, it is not a relevant consideration whether there are provisions in the municipal act with regard to bonus. the provisions of the municipal act are relevant only for the purpose of determining the quality or ..... the nature of the municipal property or fund; those provisions cannot be stretched beyond their limited purpose for defeating .....

Thokehom Angou Singh Vs. the Union Territory of Manipur and anr.

Court : Guwahati

..... by carrying on the movement within the town of imphal and its suburbs.hence it was quite proper for the district magistrate to have prohibited the acts within the municipal limits and suburbs of 5 miles radius. the respondents have produced before me a notification dated 17-3-60 (annexure (vi)) wherein the boundaries of ..... for proceeding under section 144, of the criminal procedure code and that immethate prevention of the same is desirable.now therefore, i. shri c.h. naire, district magistrate, imphal, manipur, do hereby order and direct under the said section 144 of the cr.p.c. that:(i) no person except those on duty will carry any lethal weapon, ..... provocation, the administration had refrained from taking any action against those who had broken the laws, that the administration did not desire to stop the people of manipur from making claims in a constitutional manner, but that it was not wise to shout, abuse and misbehave and further that the administration which had been patient .....

Jaiwant Rao and ors. Vs. State of Rajasthan and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1961Raj250

..... decision in hifzurraheman ansarsaheb v. hasansaheb abansaheb, air 1944 bom 203 and pointed out that section 15 of the bombay municipal boroughs act, 1925 was similar, to section 19 of the rajasthan. town x municipalities act.he also referred to the decision of the supreme court in hari vishnu kamath v. ahmad ishaque, (s) ..... the petitioners had no fundamental right to base their case upon in challenging the elections of the municipal councillors of the kotah municipality and their rights, if any, emanated. from the rajasthan town municipalities act, 1951; and the said act being a comprehensive piece of legislation, the petitioners could only seek the remedy provided under that ..... the facts leading to this writ petition may briefly be stated thus:5. kotah had a municipality of its own at the lime the rajasthan town municipalities act, 1951 (act no. xxiii of 1051) (hereinafter referred to as the act) came into force on the 22nd december, 1951 and its constitution and local limits were saved .....

Reddi China Paidayya Vs. Rudrabhatla Maralidhar and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1961AP498

..... trotter, c. j. has pointed out that the reference to the chief judge, small causes court, who has been appointed under the rules under the madras district municipalities act as tribunal could not be taken as the court.in other words that decision makes it clear that the mention of the court in that connection is only descriptive of ..... pronouncements and that in view of those decisions, it is not open any longer to consider the questions afresh.4. the madras estates (abolition and conversion into ryotwari) act 1948 originally provided under section 8 for the constitution of only a curt as a tribunal. after amendment of that section, it has in sub-section (2) of ..... estates abolition tribunal as provided under sub-section (2) of section 15 viz., the district judge, visakhapatnam, as he was the tribunal constituted under section 8 of the act. the tribunal dismissed the appeal. this petition against that decision of the tribunal is filed purporting to be under section 115 c. p. c.3. to the .....

Kapilaben Chimanlal Kothari Vs. the Commissioner of Revenue, Baroda Di ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1960)1GLR233

..... j.m. shelat, j.1. this and the three other petitions raise an important question of construction of section 15(2)(e) of the bombay district municipal act 1901 all these petitions have identical facts and raise a common question of law. it would be therefore convenient to cite the facts in petition no. 803/60 as ..... the order of the collector and held that the petitioner had incurred disqualification as laid down in section 15(2)(e) of the act and that therefore she had ceased to be a councillor of the municipality. all the four appeals filed by the second opponent were disposed of by a common judgment. it is to challenge that order that ..... .2. in special civil application no. 803/60 the petitioner was a duly elected councillor of the municipality of mehmedabad. on july 18 1959 the second opponent also a councillor of the municipality made an application under section 15(3) of the act to the collector of kaira stating therein that the petitioner had absented herself from the meetings of the .....

Hitkarini Sabha Vs. Corporation of the City and anr.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1961MP324

..... and using the land for other incidental purposes connected with the college. at the time when the lease was executed the municipal committee had been superseded under section 57 of the c.p. and berar municipalities act, 1922, and an administrator was appointed to manage the affairs of the committee. the lease deed is executed by the ..... , burhar, 1960 mp lj 627 a division bench of this court has interpreted section 57 of the c.p. and berar municipalities act and has held that so long as the municipal committee is not reconstituted, the ownership of the property stands transferred by operation of law to the provincial government and therefore an administrator has ..... of rs. 6/- per year from 1940 to 1954. further, as required by the terms of the lease deed, the sabha applied for permission to the municipal committee for constructing buildings and such permission was granted. this was done after the administrator handed over charge and the committee was regularly constituted. the acceptance of .....

M. Pentiah and ors. Vs. Muddala Veeramallappa and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1961SC1107; [1961]2SCR295

..... vicarabad. these persons had been elected to the committee in the elections held in 1953 under the hyderabad municipal and town committees act, 1951 (hyderabad act xxvii of 1951), hereafter called the repealed act. that act was repealed by the hyderabad district municipalities act (hyderabad act xxvii of 1956), hereafter called the new act, which came into force in august 1956. the appellants, who are rate-payers of the ..... to democratize the local institutions in that part of the country and to bring them on a par with those prevailing in the neighbouring states; the hyderabad district municipalities act, 1956 (xviii of 1956), (hereinafter referred to as the act), was passed by the hyderabad legislature and it received the assent of the president on august 9, 1956. under section 320 of the .....

Trikamji Damji Vs. Bhikalal Wadilal Shah

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1961)63BOMLR732

..... an injustice to hold that it would have the effect of disqualifying the creditor. no such hardship exists so far as elections tinder the c.p. and berar municipalities act are concerned. such cases of hardship were within the contemplation of the legislature and, therefore, the saving provisions of the proviso to section 15 have been incorporated. ..... concern; pecuniary stake'. in hasarimal v. the crown [1940] nag. 133 the word 'interested' in the following clause in section 45(1) of the c.p. municipalities act fell to be construed:-'directly or indirectly interested in any contract made with such committee' and the nagpur high court held that the word must be given the wide meaning ..... into those of class i and those of class ii, was abolished, still the old notification dated november 6, 1947, under section 20-a(2) of the municipalities act empowering civil judges, class i, was not amended or substituted and remained in force,10. the next stage was reached when a part of the territories of the .....

Trimbaksa Ramasa Vyawahare Vs. Habib Mohamad

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1961)63BOMLR721

..... appears to be no decision on the point, but there is nothing to show that section 4 would not apply to an election petition under the c. p. and berar municipalities act. it is a 'special law' as contemplated in section 29. therefore, section 4 would be attracted . i hold that habib mohammad's election petition was within time ..... candidate being excluded from election.23. these rules have been recently amended and considerable changes have been made after the c. p. and berar municipalities act was amended by the c. p. and berar municipalities (bombay amendment) act, 1958 (xvi of 1958). the present elections are governed by the rules as amended. rule 2 deals with the preparation of the list ..... clause (j) of section 15 'any law for the time being in force' apply to the provisions of the c. p. and berar municipalities act itself and not to any law other than that act, still clause (j) of section 15 only says that a person shall not he eligible for election or nomination as a member of a committee .....

Ballabh Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh and anr.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1961MP274

..... from the same'. it will be noticed that the phraseology used in this section is different from that used in section 15, clause (1) of the central provinces and berar municipalities act, 1922, and the decision of their lordships in (1917) 33 tlr 383 (supra) is based upon the interpretation of the words 'execute, hold or enjoy' which do not occur in ..... dixit, c.j. 1. i agree with the construction that has been put on sections 15 (1) and 22 (2) of the c. p. and berar municipalities act, 1922, by my learned brother shrivastava, j. i would only add a few observations on the decisions in bikulal v. state of m.p., ilr (1953) nag 245 : (air 1953 ..... the office becoming vacant. 14. in my opinion, the meaning of section 15, clause (1), of the central provinces and berar municipalities act has to be found on the language used in that section, read with section 22 of the act. we do not see any reason to place any restricted interpretation on the word 'contract' as used in that section to cover .....