Judgment Search Results Home > Cases Phrase: mussalman wakf validating act 1930 section 1 short title Sorted by: old Year: 1957 Page 3 of about 26 results (0.162 seconds)

Nanjappa Asari

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1958)2MLJ230

..... the deceased's land. it is sometimes said that unlike an administrator an executor derives his title from the will for probate does no more than certify the validity of the will and of his appointment and does not itself appoint him to his office. there is a sharp distinction between metropolitan and mofussil wills. in ..... is said to be cum teslmento annexo, in order to distinguish it from a grant of administration arising through intestasy.8. section 317 of the indian succession act creates a statutory obligation upon the executors and administrators to exhibit in court an inventory of all the property, movable and immovable, and of all credits and ..... or within such further time which such court may appoint, an account of the estate. the phrase 'from time to time' which occurred in the indian succession act of 1865 has been omitted from the present section 317. the section contemplates the submission of one initial inventory and one final account after the completion of administration .....

Parshotam Lal Dhingra Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1958SC36; 1958(6)BLJR285; (1958)ILLJ544SC; (1958)36MysLJ(SC)1; [1958]1SCR828

..... on may 27, 1930, the secretary of state for india in council, in exercise of the powers conferred by s. 96-b(2) of the government of india act, 1919, made the civil services (classification, control and appeal) rules (hereinafter called the 1930 classification rules) which superseded the 1920 classification rules. the 1930 classification rules, by ..... laid down the procedure in cases of dismissal, removal or reduction in the following terms : 'rule xiv - without prejudice to the provisions of the public servants inquiries act, 1850, in all cases in which the dismissal, removal or reduction of any officer is ordered, the order shall, except when it is based on facts or ..... in what manner and by which authority public servants could be removed. 24. in exercise of the powers conferred by s. 96-b(2) of the 1915 act the secretary of state in council framed the civil service (governors' provinces) classification rules (hereinafter referred to as the 1920 classification rules) which came into force in .....

Mst. Kirpal Kaur Vs. Bachan Singh and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1958SC199; [1958]1SCR950

..... . are the plaintiffs the collaterals of jeona 2. is the property in dispute ancestral 3. was the mortgage in dispute effected for legal necessity 4. is the gift in dispute valid according to custom 5. is the suit time barred 6. had harnam kaur acquired a right to the lands by adverse possession at the time of the gift to kirpal ..... done for want of registration. to admit it in evidence for the purpose sought would really amount to getting round the statutory bar imposed by s. 49 of the registration act. 16. lastly, the high court held that as harnam kaur had entered into possession as the heir ram ditta she could, at most, be considered to have acquired by adverse .....

C.P. Appanna Vs. State of Coorg and anr.

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1958Kant102; AIR1958Mys102; (1958)36MysLJ73

..... the authority to make it. the amendingact, it is urged, does not contain the usual validating provision, validating assessments madeunder the impugned act and could not thereforerender valid an assessment which being onewhich could not be regarded as one made underthe act, was a nullity. mr. bhatt has referredto two passages on pages 677 and 578 of ..... the amending act, was an act done without authority and could not be validated by the amendments made under the later act, which was enacted long after the appeal and the revision petition against such, assessment had been heard and ..... opinion the argument is irrefragable. 37. mr. bhatt has however endeavoured to meet this argument by contending that the amending act was a curative statute and could not affect vested rights or validate an act originally done without authority. he has urged that the impugned assessment, made as it was, prior to the enactment of .....

Sunni Majlis-e-waqf of Delhi Vs. Custodian of Evacuee Property

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1958P& H424

..... 8-6-1955, of the district judge of delhi, dismissing its application, with costs, under sections 33 and 36 of the delhi muslim wakfs act, 1943 (act no. xiii of 1943).2. on 11-12-1930, by a deed, registered on 2-1-1931, haji shahabuddin created a waqf ..... and anything in any such law or anything having the force of taw. which is inconsistent with any of the provisions or this act, shall, to the extent of such inconsistency, be deemed to be of no effect.' however, the question whether or not a property ..... it is an admitted fact that the property in-question has been declared to be an evacuee property by the custodian.5. act no. xiii of 1943 gives jurisdiction to the district judge to decide whether or not a property is waqf properly and that ..... jurisdiction of the custodian alone to decide which evacuee properly is trust property and which is not so. in section 2(f) of act no. xxxi of 1950 the definition of evacuee property is:' 'evacuee property' means any property of an evacuee (whether held by .....

Green Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... not, place the defendant in such an incredible dilemma. conditioning an appeal of one page 355 u. s. 194 offense on a coerced surrender of a valid plea of former jeopardy on another offense exacts a forfeiture in plain conflict with the constitutional bar against double jeopardy. [ footnote 14 ] the government argues, ..... almost in the language of the president's instructions, the fundamental provisions he considered must be engrafted onto philippine law, and the historical context in which congress acted leaves no doubt that it was also actuated by the same purpose as the president -- to extend to the philippines "certain great principles of government which ..... trial court, which instead found them guilty of the lesser offense of assault. they appealed the assault conviction to the philippine supreme court. that court, acting under peculiar local procedures modeled on preexisting spanish practices, which allowed it to review the facts and law and to substitute its findings for those of the .....