Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1972All200
..... , madras, bombay and at one other place. the sadar court was abolished, and the letters patent of march 17, 1866 constituted a high court for the north western provinces called the high court of judicature at allahabad.6. in 1856, the territories falling within oudh had been brought under the british crown, and a hierarchy of ..... lucknow?'4. at the outset it is necessary, we think, to set out the historical background against which the questions must be considered.5. in the north western provinces of the presidency of fort william the court of sadar diwani adalat and sadar nazamat adalat sat at agra dealing with appeals in civil and criminal cases ..... oudh as the chief justice directed while the judges sitting at allahabad exercised jurisdiction and power in respect of cases arising in the remaining areas of the united provinces.39. then followed bisheshwar nath bhatnagar v. state : air1954all28 where the applicant applied to this court for the transfer of a case from the judicial magistrate .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1959All562
..... be a useful guide in determining the question before us.25. further the purpose of the municipalities act as gathered from the preamble of the north-western provinces and oudh municipalities act, 1900 is to make better provision for the organisation and administration of the municipalities in the state. this purpose hardly ..... the preamble of the u. p. municipalities act (2 of 1916) is to consolidate and amend the law relating to municipalities and that of the north western provinces and oudh municipalities act (1 of 1900) is 'to make better provision for the organisation and administration of municipalities'.21. after mentioning certain provisions of ..... . musaliar v. m venkata-chalam potti : [1956]29itr349(sc) . the u. p. municipalities act, 1916 is a consolidating act and replaces the noth western province and oudh municipalities act, 1900 the purpose of which was to make better provision for the organization and administration of municipalities, obviously for the benefit of the residents .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : (1937)39BOMLR939
..... ) bearing date july 28, 1904, was a disposition of his property made with the consent of the court of wards at sitapur in the terms of section 34 of the north western provinces and oudh court of wards act (iii of 1899).2. the appellants propounded the will in question and petitioned the chief court of oudh at lucknow for letters of administration ..... terms to a specific disposition of the ward's property. this is not to say that a subsequent consent would not be effective (as is now provided by the united provinces court of wards act (iv of 1912, section 37), but that the words of the section point more appropriately to an antecedent consent being given to a disposition not yet .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1974All121
..... - '(5) the land in which such occupancy right has been created shall be specified and the rent payable therefor shall be fixed by the collector under section 36 of the north-western provinces and oudh land revenue act, 1901.' these provisions clearly indicate that ex-proprietary tenancy rights accrue by operation of law as soon as proprietary rights are transferred. on tore's .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1998All210
..... revenue act, 1901 came to be enacted. by the said enactment earlier laws such as the agra province land revenue act of 1873. the oudh land revenue act of 1876. the agra province land revenue act, 1879. the united provinces kanungos and patwaris act, 1889 and the north-western provinces and oudh act, 1890 were repealed.section 11 of the aforesaidl u. p. land revenue act .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Uttaranchal
Reported in : AIR2007Utr87
..... 1864 sir john lawrence became the viceroy of india. with his intimate knowledge of the working of rent law in the punjab and the north-western province, he was keen to recognise the rights of under-proprietors and hereditary tenants in oudh. he succeeded in protecting the rights of the under ..... india in the form of north-western province code. these regulations were primarily meant for the collection of revenue and had nothing for the benefit ..... p. tenancy act 17 of 1939 was absolutely different.the province of agra was previously known as the north-western province, being a part of the presidency of fort william, and was governed by the bengal regulations. the regulations specially applicable to north-western province were subsequently published under the authority of the government of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : 2000CriLJ68
..... xviii of 1876 (the oudh laws act) passed by the governor general in council. the judicial, including the highest court of appeal, was distinct from courts of the sister province of the north-western provinces and there were separate cadres of subordinate courts until the year 1948. after the annexation, the highest court of appeal was established in lucknow in 1856 with a judicial ..... one local government with the district administered by the lt. governor of the north western provinces, and the territories thus united became known as the north-western provinces and oudh. subseqeuntly, by act vii of 1902 passed by the governor general in council united provinces (destination) act, the designation was changed into the united provinces of agra and oudh. ever since the said annexation, there were separate courts .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1956All698
..... practically all the territories that are now included in uttar-pradesh). section 3(11) of the act of 1873 said 'board' means the board of revenue of the north western provinces. section 4 of the said act said :'the chief controlling authority in all matters connected with the land revenue of the said territories is vested in the board, ..... on the concurrence of two or more members.a single member apparently was not competent, on the wordings of this clause to review even his own decision. the north western provinces land revenue act of 1873 receievd the assent of the governor-general on 22-12-1873, and irom that date onwards it became the law in regard to ..... duties conferred and imposed on the board under that act, but is general in character and includes the powers and duties conferred and imposed on the board under the north-western provinces tenancy act, 1901, and the later tenancy acts of 1926 and 1939. subject, therefore, to such rules or orders as the state government may prescribe, the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1951All341
..... connected with revenue paying land and purports to be an act to 'consolidate and amend the law relating to land revenue and the jurisdiction of revenue officers in the north western provinces and oudh' and that it was not an act which purported to control the rights and obligations of the public generally. the learned chief justice put to himself ..... were repeated in section 233, land revenue act of 1901, though the opening words and the closing words of the previous sections were not repeated. the earlier acts were the north. western provinces land revenue act 1873 (act xix [19] of 1873) and the oudh land revenue act (act xvii [17] of 1876). section 241 of the former act and ..... calf, and for the price of the milk of which he-had been deprived owing to the alleged wrongful attachment.'the full bench held that section 183, united provinces land revenue act applied, and the applicant was competent to maintain a suit against the secretary of slate, but only for the recovery of the amount paid and .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1955All269
..... on its roll entitling them to practice in the court.4. by a letters patent of 17-3-1866, a high court of judicature was established in the north western provinces on 1-6-1866, with its seat at agra. in 1869 the high court was shifted to allahabad. on 11-3-1915 the letters patent of the ..... north-western provinces high court were amended and the name of the court was changed into the high court of judicature at allahabad. this court had jurisdiction in the territories of the province of agra. the power to enrol advocates entitling them to practise before the high ..... have the like powers to approve, admit, enrol, remove and suspend advocates and attorneys, and to make rules with respect to advocates and attorneys, in the whole of the united provinces as are, under the law in force immediately, before the appointed day, exercisable by either of the existing high - courts.'para 17 (c) provided that--'references in any .....
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