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Balak Ram Vs. Surat Ram and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

..... these circumstances, i find considerable force in the remark of the learned district judge that kashi ram and ruldu were not utter strangers to this property. it amounted to a settlement of some disputed and doubtful claims. mansu deemed it proper to recognise the claim, of kashi ram and ruldu and agreed to deliver possession to them, subject to certain ..... alienation, it is repugnant to public policy and would be invalid and unenforceable on general principles of law." there, it would appear that in 1915, there was a family settlement to which one chandu mal, his father, kishan das, and his son bhagwan dass were parties. a certain share in the house was allotted to chandu mal subject to ..... , being absolute, was void. in the present case, as already remarked, there was no grant in favour of defendants 1 and 2. on the other hand, it was a settlement of disputed claims. (13) air 1929 all 381 (j), refers to a case of transfer by deed. obviously, in such a case, the provisions of section 10 of the .....

Steel Strips Ltd. Vs. Him Teknoforge Ltd.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : [2003]42SCL177(HP)

..... at between the parties. let the same be taken on the record.it is stated by the learned counsel for the petitioner that in view of the compromise/settlement arrived at between the parties, the petitioner does not wish to press the present petition at this stage. leave granted. the present petition is dismissed as ..... pleadings of the company petition, is that the respondent was transacting business with the appellant and sab industries. both were making supplies of goods to the respondent. payments were being made from time to time for such supplies. for some reasons including the respondent passing through financially lean period, some amount became due and payable. ..... is providing employment at its units to a large number of workers directly besides providing any indirect employment to a number of other persons. expecting to receive payments in due course of its business from its customers, cheques were issued, as detailed in the petition by the respondent to the appellant. it has also been .....

Gian Singh and ors. Vs. State of H.P. and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1996HP38

..... 'karams', the re-measurement of land in every revenue village became absolutely necessary for preparation of new 'shajra' on metric system. it is, however, stated that in respect of the abovesaid procedure adopted during the current settlement operations in the area aforesaid, the old record of rights, namely, shajra and jamabandies have been made the basis for ..... the nature and extent of the 'interest of those persons, and the conditions and liabilities attaching thereto; and(iii) the rent, land revenue, rates, cesses, or other payment due from and to each of those persons and to the government; (2) such other documents as the financial commissioner may, with the previous sanction of the state government, ..... of the produce of the land in kind and with the passage of time, it switched over the claim to the said share into an annual money payment fixed for a term of years. this was done because the british officers gradually learnt that if land revenue was to be collected in this shape with .....

State of Himachal Pradesh Vs. Tilak Raj

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2009CriLJ4739

..... by mhc sirikant through constable pw-3 dharam pal. on 22-4-1996, report ex. pr was received. the sanction order ex. ps to prosecute the respondent was taken from settlement officer, kangra. on completion of investigation, challan was presented against the respondent. he was charged for offence punishable under sections 7 and 13(2) of the act. the respondent ..... of aforesaid currency notes of rs. 50/- each. the respondent put those currency notes in his pant pocket. the police party had asked him to give a signal on payment. he accordingly gave a signal to the police from the room and the police party came to the room of the respondent. the police then called up-pradhan and one ..... and then police party came to the room. thus, pw-7 and pw-9 have contradicted each other as to who gave the signal to the police after alleged payment of bribe money to the respondent.15. there is also contradiction with respect to other witnesses present on the spot. pw-7, has stated that police called up-pradhan .....

Mohinder Pal Vs. State of H.P. and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1995HP15

..... ) the grantee may appropriate for his own use trees standing; or other forest produce derived therefrom subject to the payment of royalty at the rates specified in the deed or revenue or forest settlement records evidencing such grant in respect of the timber or forest produce, as the case may be, taken out ..... , libraries, slum clearance projects, public schools, colleges and universities, public highways, public parks, railways, telephone and telegraph lines, dams, drainage, sewers and. water systems, resettlement colonies, residential quarters etc. etc., private property has to be acquired from time to time since private interest has to surrender before a common general public ..... still exists in the state of himachal pradesh. the state can benefit much if suchmanagement is taken over and it is anachronism when all feudal system trappings i.e.,privy purses of rajas and their hereditaryoffices have been abolished. in these circumstances if the forests are kept to be under themanagement .....

Arvind Singh Mann Vs. Himachal Road Trans. Corpn. Through Its General ...

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 1990ACJ647

..... death or disablement caused in an accident within the territory of himachal pradesh and as laid down in the schedule.3. mode of settlement/payment of the ex gratia payment payable to the victims of accidents.--(a) the district authorities, himachal road transport corporation or private transport company shall send a report in writing of ..... right side of the road and hit the parapet before rolling down into the khad. the defence of the corporation that the weather was foggy and the lighting system of the vehicle failed, is completely unacceptable. this defence is based on no clear and cogent evidence. it appears to be an assumption drawn from the assessment ..... hand, the respondents had denied the rashness and negligence attributed to the driver. they say that the accident was on account of the sudden failure of the lighting system in the bus which could not be discovered by use of reasonable care. the defect, they contended, was latent one which no human being could have previously .....

Kalyan Singh and ors. Vs. State of H.P. and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2006(1)ShimLC41

..... , when land revenue was assessed, it has taken into consideration the minerals which may be underneath the surface of the land.33. appendix viii-e to the settlement manual records as to what wajibularz should contain. appendix viii-e reads :viii-e. wajibularz or village administration papers.1. the statement of customs respecting rights and ..... to keep in repair the brickwork of the well, and pay the hakh zamindari of half a ser in the maund if there is one. under the system of fixed cash assessment the permission to engage direct for the government revenue has grown into a very valuable right; the chakdar finds that he cannot recover his ..... to take stones, bhatichuna from the government land in their possession for their own use without payment of 'mahsul', i.e. any charges. expression 'mahsul' cannot be read as royalty. expression 'mahsul' has been explained in paragraph 170 of the settlement manual which reads :170. division of the produce where this form of tenure prevails.--where this .....

Cement Corporation of India Vs. Presiding Officer, Labour Court and or ...

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : (2004)ILLJ465HP

..... interpret a decree for the purpose of its execution. the power of the labour court under section 33- c(2) extends to interpretation of the award or settlement on which the workmen's right rests'.17. in this matter decided by the supreme court, the claim of the respondent-workmen who were all daily rated/casual ..... of the award. the second wage board in 1983 has also relied upon the directions, recommendations and observations made by the first wage board. the contract labour system stands abolished except in loading and unloading and packing of cement and coal under the directions and observations of both the wage boards. the labour court by award ..... workman. it was also stated that in accordance with the provisions of contract labour (regulation and abolition) act, 1970 the management is only responsible to supervise the payment to the labour by the contractor. further it is submitted that the amount claimed by the workman was not within limitation and that the appropriate government is the .....

Union of India (Uoi) Vs. Punjab Communications Ltd. and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2003(2)ARBLR604(HP)

..... situation that vide letter 24.01.2000 the arbitrator instead of clarifying the omissions in the award asked the parties to sit together to finalise payments and in the event of there being no settlement to 'come back' to him.20. in these circumstances, the award though assigns reasons for its conclusions but is uncertain and does ..... (iii) of para 7 of the award, the arbitrator held as under :'(ii) puncom have carried out various types of activities on the antennae and feeder cable systems during the contract period. only the activity of antenna reorientation and nut bolt tightening among them can be categorised within the scope of agreement as a maintenance activity as ..... .04.1996 entered into an agreement with respondent no. 1 (hereafter referred to as 'the respondent') for the maintenance of various types and makes of radio transmission systems in h.p. circle. the agreement was to be effective from 10.05.1996 for a period of two years. the other conditions governing the contract between the .....

Court on Its Own Motion Vs. State of H.P.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2002CriLJ1728

..... ' to facilitate a mutual agreement to compensate loss of life of the minor boy with his mother bhato devi and a settlement was said to have been arrived at by paying rs. 60,000/- in presence of several persons. a part payment of rs. 30,000/- was also made to karam chand, brother-in-law of bhato devi.3. notices were issued ..... (para 2) :we can only say that the judgment of the high court has left as shocked and perplexed. we are at a total loss to understand it. the entire system of administration of criminal justice is reduced to a mockery. if the judgment of the high court is upheld, it is as if a person who can afford to make ..... with law. it is on record that an amount of rs. 30,000/- has already been recovered by police which is said to have been paid to-wards a part payment. the amount is lying with the investigating agency. till the finalisation of proceedings, the amount will not be paid to any party. at the conclusion of the trial, however, the .....