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In Re: the Matter of an Attorney

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1914)ILR41Cal113

..... this, it is urged amounts to professional misconduct demonstrating his unfitness to continue on the rolls of this court. ..... 405 of 1909, calling on an attorney of this court to show cause why ho should not be struck off the roll of attorneys. .....

K.M.S. Kumarappa Chettiar Vs. the Official Receiver

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1950Mad216

..... govindrao : air1936mad134 , their lordships held that the order of a single judge of the high court refusing to grant leave to appeal even if could be regarded as a judgment under the first part of clause 16, letters patent an order to a different effect by a division bench on appeal therefrom would not suffice to give the applicant a right of appeal against the second appellate decree because under the second part of clause 15, the second appellate decree ..... counsel for the appellant argues that he is entitled to file an appeal as this is an appeal against the judgment of a single judge under clause 15, letters patent and the order refusing leave is not part of the judgment itself in second appeal and is independent of it and that therefore the appeal lies. ..... 75, where it was held that no appeal lies under clause 15, letters patent against the refusal of a single judge of the high court to grant leave to appeal from the judgment passed by him in a ..... an appeal against the refusal of leave to file a letters patent appeal against the judgment of a single judge in second appeal. ..... was allowed and on the motion of the counsel who appeared for the appellant herein for leave to file a letters patent appeal against his judgment leave was refused. ..... 'and lord esher, master of rolls observed that the practical effect of overruling the discretion would be to allow an appeal in every case because the facts of each case would be brought before the bench in order to enable them to decide whether or .....

In Re: Raghubir Saran

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 1949CriLJ852

..... the course of his arguments, learned counsel invited our attention to a number of cases in which advocates cr pleaders have been re-admitted after their names had been struck off the rolls, but it is not necessary to refer to any of them beyond observing that the general principle underlying the decision in each one of the cases has always been that the ..... ' the view which courts of law have taken in dealing with application for varying, modifying cr rescinding, orders striking off names from the roll of advocates of the court is that they have power in suitable cases, where sufficient time has elapsed for estimating the effect upon the character of the practitioner concerned of ..... suspicion, it is not by way of punishment, but the courts in such cases, exercise their discretion, whether a man whem they have formerly admitted is a proper person to be continued on the roll cr not.the question before the bench hearing that case was whether a criminal case ia per se evidence of his misconduct. ..... (7) when any advocates is reprimanded cr suspended under this act, a record of the punishment shall be entered against his name in the roll of advocates ol the high court, and when an advocates is removed from practice his name shall forthwith be struck 08 the toll; and the certificate of any advocate ..... power of review before the passing of the bar councils act under those clauses of the letters patent which gave them disciplinary authority over advocates and pleaders than they do after it. .....

Ram Chandra Munna Lal Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax, East Punjab and ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : [1949]17ITR394(P& H)

..... the assistant commissioner in dismissing the assessees appeal held that the appellant had been found by the highs court to be co-owner of the delhi steel rolling mills and not a partner in that business and that the expenses on litigation had been incurred in connection with the realisation of the capital invested in that property and the deduction claimed had, therefore, been .....

Firm Ram Chandra Munna Lal Vs. the Commissioner of Income-tax

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1949P& H348

..... the assistant commissioner in dismissing the assessee's appeal held that the appellant had been found by the high court to be co-owner of the delhi steel rolling mills and not a partner in that business and that the expenses on litigation had been incurred in connection with the realisation of the capital invested in that property and the deduction claimed, had, therefore, been .....

Gilmour Vs. Coats and Others

Court : House of Lords

..... the importance of this case leads me to state my opinion in my own words but, having read again the judgment of the learned master of the rolls, i will add that i am in full agreement with what he says upon this part of the case. ..... this is no question of a patent mis-interpretation of a statute. .....

Rura Ram Vs. Divisional Supdt., N.W. Rly., Lahore

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1954P& H298

..... in expressing his concurrence with the master of rolls observed at page 74 of the report as follows;'if the employee is suspended from his functions as an employed person, it seems to me the effect of that is to suspend the relation of employer and employed for the time being; to excuse the servant or .....

Urdu Daily Newspaper pratap Vs. the Crown

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : 1949CriLJ813

..... , criminals, looters and ravenous marianas, due to whose evil deeds the bands of the preset rulers, enjoying international fame are besssnwwed with blood, by allowing lakhs of human 'ileums, who are like living corpses, to roll about rest-steady fedora their lofty palaces, and by providing starry facility to the innocent and oppressed muslims, that government are making penance of one bins. .....

The Comissioner of Income-tax Vs. the Kolhia Hirdagarh Co., Ltd.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1949)51BOMLR699; [1949]17ITR545(Bom)

..... coal lying and being at kolhia in the chhindwara district, central provinces, in which the mines are situated, and all coal derivatives or by-products of coal and the full benefit of all grants and all other patents, licences, leases, rights and benefits, and all other property of whatsoever nature and kind to which the vendor or the said kolhia colliery is entitled to in connection with the business; and then the agreement sets ..... element he considers is that the payments in respect of the second group are related to the turnover and the sums are not fixed in reference to costs; and the last point that the learned master of the rolls observed is that the sums payable which vary under that rule are hot tied in any way or related in any way to any special sum whatsoever. ..... obviously of a capital nature and the other group of a periodical nature; and then dealing with the second element, he first emphasized the fact that payments are to be made in perpetuity, and the learned master of the rolls expressed his difficulty to class under the category of capital a perpetunal payment. ..... now the very three tests which are applied by the learned master of the rolls are present in the case before us. ..... lord greene, master of the rolls, in delivering judgment says (p. ..... the learned master of the rolls then observed (p. .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Kolhia Hirdagarh Co. Ltd.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1950Bom51

..... coal lying and being at kolhia in the chhindwara district, central provinces, in which the mines are situated, and all coal derivatives or by-products of coal and the full benefit of all grants and all other patents, licences, leases, rights and benefits, and all other property of whatsoever nature and kind to which the vendor or the said kolhia colliery is entitled to in connection with the business; and then the agreement sets ..... obviously of a capital nature and the other group of a periodical nature; and then dealing with the second element, he first emphasized the fact that payments are to be made in perpetuity, and the learned master of the rolls expressed his difficulty to class under the category of capital a perpetual payment. ..... now the very three tests which are applied by the learned master of the rolls are present in the case before us. ..... element ho considers is that the payments in respect of the second group are related to the turnover and the sums are not fixed in reference to costs; and the last point that the learned master of the rolls observed is that the sums payable which vary under that rule are not tied in any way or related in any way to any special sum whatsoever, the learned master of the rolls then observed (p. ..... lord greene, master of the rolls, in delivering judgment says (page 182) :'the true nature of a sum payable to a recipient for purposes such as the present is to be ascertained from all the circumstances relevant to that matter. .....