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Dwarka Nath Singh Vs. Raj Rani

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 .....

Munna Lal Vs. Municipal Board

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1936All676; 165Ind.Cas.167

..... their cognizance is either expressly or impliedly barred. the presumption is in favour of jurisdiction. turning now to the history of municipal legislation in these provinces, the early north-western provinces and oudh municipalities acts of 1873 and 1883 provided for the imposition of taxes, but the acts do not contain provisions for appeals against taxation or ..... , and those rules may have provided for appeals and for the bar of civil court jurisdiction.21. when we come to act 1 of 1900, the north-western provinces and oudh municipalities act, ch.-5, deals with taxation and enumerates the taxes which may be imposed and the method of imposing taxes, and for appeals ..... alteration of an assessment of a tax on circumstances and property' to the district magistrate, in section 128(1). these provisions appear perfectly general. the united provinces local rates act, act 1 of 1914, provides for rates based on the annual value taken from double the land revenue. such rates are recoverable under the .....

Moti Chand Vs. Khwaja Ikram-ul-lah Khan

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1917)19BOMLR433

..... of their rights in their ' sir' lands in mouza khorant, daulsapur and bharthipur, in the district of azamga'rh. the mouzas in question are mahals within the meaning of 'the north-western provinces tenancy act, 1901' (act ii of 1901).2. the defendants, who were the proprietors within the meaning of that act of mouza khorant, daulsapur and bharthipur and had in those ..... .(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, 1901.7. in section 20 of act ii of 1901 it is enacted:-(2.) the interest of an ex-proprietary tenant, an occupancy tenant, or .....

Musammat Bhagwani and anr. Vs. Khushi Ram and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1914All496; 24Ind.Cas.997

..... and bijnor. they are also to be found in great numbers in the native states in the north of india.15. in his memoirs on the history, folklore and distribution of the races of the north -western provinces of india' (now the province of agra) sir henry elliot speculates considerably as to the origin of the jats. at page ..... india the greater is he influence of brahminism on the customs of hindus. that on the showing of the witnesses produced the plaintiffs' ancestors migrated to these provinces many hundreds of years ago and customs become affected by local surroundings : that the evidence of the witnesses from jhind is unconvincing and unsupported by documentary evidence ..... the absence of male collaterals related through., the great-great-grandfather. this is also, a western district of the punjab. in volume ii of topper's customary law we,' find the customs of the gurgaon. district which borders on these provinces and at the :-time of the. mutiny formed. ,&, part thereof,. the answers given by .....

Jagar Nath Gir Vs. Sher Bahadur Singha and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 153Ind.Cas.1078

..... the cremonies that are essential for initiation according to that note also the celebration of the viraja homan is essential. in crooke's book. 'the tribes and castes of the north-western provinces and oudh,' volume ii, p. 470, there is a quotation from mr. sherring who describes the mode of initiation as follows:the candidate is generally a boy, but may be .....

Jogar Nath Gir Vs. Sher Bahadur Singh

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1935All329

..... the ceremonies that are essential for initiation according to that note also the celebration of the viraja homan is essential. in crooke's book. 'the tribes and castes of the north-western provinces and oudh,' vol. 2. p. 470, there is a quotation from mr. sherring who describes the mode of initiation as follows:the candidate is generally a boy, but may be .....

Dwarka Nath Singh and Others Vs. Mt. Raj Rani and Others

Court : Privy Council

..... shankar bakhsh) bearing date 28th july 1904, was a disposition of his property made with the consent of the court of wards at sitapur in the terms of s. 34, north western provinces and oudh court of wards act (3 of 1899). the appellants propounded the will in question and petitioned the chief court of oudh at lucknow for letters of administration of ..... 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 (4 of 1912) s. 37], but that the words of the section point more appropriately to an antecedent consent being given to a disposition not yet .....

S. Sundaram Ayyar Vs. the Municipal Council of Madura and the Secretar ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1902)ILR25Mad635

..... allahabad high court in nihal chand v. azmat ali khan i.l.r. 7 all. 362 proceeds on the same view as to the effect of section 38 of the north-western provinces and oudh municipalities act (xv of 1873). if the decision of this court in municipal commissioners for the city of madras v. sarangapani moodaliar i.l.r. 19 mad. 154 ..... gates or open doors so as to give him access to the highway at any point he pleases, whether the soil of the highway be his or not london and north-western railway company v. mayor, do of the city of westminster 67 l.t. 83.22. for the determination of the second appeal it is necessary to remit the following issues .....

Municipal Board of Bulandshahr Vs. Dakkhan Lal

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (1908)ILR30All70

..... and that he had not by the building that he had made encroached upon any street. it therefore held that the provisions of section 88, sub-section (1) of the north-western provinces and oudh municipalities act, i of 1900, did not apply and that the municipality was not justified under that section in the order which they had issued, but he held ..... some land were bold by auction to different persons. the map shows that these houses and shops are situate on both sides of the lane, which is closed at the north end, and that there are shops in the lane nearer the closed end than the plaintiff's house. there are also shops near the open end. this lane has been .....

T. Bradshaw Vs. Emperor

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 9Ind.Cas.278

..... of 10 summoned to be present at 10 a.m.'3. according to notification no. 1693/vi-545a-10 in trials by jury before the courts of session in the north western provinces and oudh, the jury shall consist of fire persons.4. section 462 clause (3) of the code of criminal procedure provides' that from the whole number of persons returned, the .....