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Poomulli Manakkal Narayanan Nambudiripad and anr. Vs. Pottekkat Kazhun ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 158Ind.Cas.40

..... 13 will apply to the present case. if so, the statutory method of working out the valuation, consists, as pointed out in the section, of the cost of labour including supervision thereof, and of the materials together with other expenditure, if any, which would at the time of the valuation be required to make the improvement, less ..... of the house supported as it is by the provisions of the malabar tenants' improvements act. this argument should be overruled. 3. the next argument relates to the over plantation of cocoanuts and arcanuts. it is said that admittedly there is over plantation and no value should be given for the trees which may be brought under the category ..... runs as follows:when the improvement is not an improvement to which section 9 or 10 applies, the compensation to be awarded shall be the cost of the labour including supervision thereof and of the materials together with other expenditure, if any, which would, at the time of the valuation, be required to make the improvement .....

Dennis RomaIn Renouf Vs. Attorney-general for Jersey

Court : Privy Council

..... the jury was for centuries considered to be conclusive. it may be added that the island of jersey is not a colony or to use the old phrase "a plantation." it is part or parcel of the ancient duchy of normandy which came into the possession of william duke of normandy in a. d. 933 and remained attached ..... caused his death. the appellant pleaded not guilty, but was found guilty by the unanimous verdict of the jury and was sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment with hard labour, and his driving licence was withdrawn. special leave to appeal was given by order in council dated 20th december 1934, but without prejudice to the right of the ..... with the assistance of counsel they have carefully examined the whole of these papers whether they consist of charters, orders in council, letters, representations, statements of the law, acts of the states of jersey, or other instruments, or writings. they propose to deal seriatim with the main contentions of the respondent. the first point is founded on the .....

Viyathan Mahadevi styled Kozhikote Kishakke Kovilagath Valia Thamburat ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1937Mad427; (1937)1MLJ324

..... the question of ownership the same principle ought to govern both sets of trees in view of the fact that the principle of compensation provided in the act has reference to the labour spent by the tenant in either rearing or protecting them in both cases. and thus any provision which would operate to prevent it will be a fetter ..... on his right to make improvements within the meaning of the act. in kelu nair v. valia thamburatti (1922) 16 l.w. 310, ramesam, j., observes:where the act of felling ..... for the payment of the full value of the trees in the kychit in question is penal and contrary to section 19 of the malabar compensation for tenants' improvements act. the plaintiff is entitled only to reasonable compensation and that awarded by the lower court is reasonable. in the result the second appeal fails and is dismissed.10. mr .....

The Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Dewan Bahadur S.L. Mathias

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1938Mad352; (1937)2MLJ310

..... his coffee estates in mysore is exempt from taxation under the 2nd proviso to clause (2) of section 4 of the indian income-tax act.2. the assessee who owns coffee plantations in the mysore state is a resident of british india (mangalore) ; and the case states that while he maintains an office in the ..... mysore territory to supervise the cultivation work there, the labour required for the cultivation is recruited in mangalore, materials required for the estate like manure, tools, spray materials ..... that the statutory definition of 'agricultural income' does not in terms apply to cases falling within the proviso now in question. if the definition in the act is one which is intended to include what will not otherwise be ordinarily comprehended in the meaning of the expression 'agricultural income', the assessee in the present .....

Commissioner of Income-tax, Madras Vs. Diwan Bahadur S. L. Mathias.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1937]5ITR435(Mad)

..... his coffee estates in mysore is exempt from taxation under hte second proviso to clause (2) of sec. 4 of the indian income tax act.the assessee who owns coffee plantations in the mysore state is a resident of british india (mangalore); adn the ccase states that while he maintains an office in the mysore ..... territory to supervise the cultivation work there, the labour required for the cultivation is recruited in mangalore, materials required for the estate like manure, tools, spray ..... difficult to reconcile with the reasoning in commissioner of taxation v. shaw wallace & co. (59 c. 1343) that the term income in the indian income tax act connotes a periodical monetary return coming in with some sort of regularity or expected regularity from definite sources : but their lordship were than emphasis not on distinction between .....

Mulford Vs. Smith

Court : US Supreme Court

..... under the commerce clause, enacted the provisions authorizing the quotas and penalties the validity of which is questioned in this case. plaintiffs contend that the act is a plan to control agricultural production, and therefore beyond the powers delegated to congress. the court impliedly concedes that such a plan would be beyond ..... of opinion, therefore, that a case is stated for the interposition of a court of equity. the appellants plant themselves upon three propositions: (1) that the act is a statutory plan to control agricultural production and, therefore, beyond the powers delegated to congress; (2) that the standard for calculating farm quotas is uncertain, ..... industrial products in such commerce, and diminishes the volume of interstate commerce in industrial products, and that the establishment of quotas as provided by the act is necessary and appropriate to promote, foster and obtain an orderly flow of tobacco in interstate and foreign commerce. there is no provision for continuous .....

Wickard Vs. Filburn

Court : US Supreme Court

..... , "indirect." in answer, the government argues that the statute regulates neither production nor consumption, but only marketing, and, in the alternative, that, if the act does go beyond the regulation of marketing, it is sustainable as a "necessary and proper" [ footnote 15 ] implementation of the power of congress over interstate ..... several million extra acres of wheat. . . . farmers should not be penalized because they have provided insurance against shortages of food." pursuant to the act, the referendum of wheat growers was held on may 31, 1941. according to the required published statement of the secretary of agriculture, 81 percent of those ..... three judges which permanently enjoined the secretary of agriculture and other appellants from enforcing certain penalties against the appellee, a farmer, under the agricultural adjustment act. mr. justice jackson delivered the opinion of the court. the appellee filed his complaint against the secretary of agriculture of the united states, three .....

T. Sarojini Devi Vs. T. Sri Kristna

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1944Mad401

..... land. nor could it have been intended that succession to such lands should depend on the degree of tillage or preparation of the soil or of the skill and labour expended in rearing and maintaining the plants. we are of opinion that for the purposes of the relevant entries in lists ii and iii of schedule 7, the ..... of maintenance allowed to her under the ordinary hindu law as compensation for her exclusion from inheritance would no longer be available, although nothing is said in the act about rights of maintenance. but that is not the position according to the decision of the federal court already referred to.. the widow still stands excluded from succession ..... succession to agricultural land in the governor's provinces but operates only in respect of other kinds of property: see in re hindu women's rights to property act . in the absence of parallel legislation by the legislature of this province in regard to agricultural land this decision has given rise to new problems in apportioning or .....

insane Nil Govinda Misra, Represented by Guardian Wife Khanta Mayi Deb ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1944Cal421

..... lands actually used for raising by cultivation food crops for men and beasts, as also other crops like jute, hemp, cotton and flax marketable commodities raised by the labour of man are no doubt agricultural lands. lands which are used for purposes accessory to cultivation would, in our judgment, also be considered as agricultural lands-the threshing ..... , his right is to be considered as property within the meaning of section 3 (2) and so would devolve on his death according to the provisions of act 18 of 1937,-though his tenure comprised agricultural lands only. the physical character of the land included in the tenure must, in our judgment, determine the rule ..... in the appeal is what meaning should be attributed to the phrase 'devolution to agricultural land' used in item 21 of list 2 of schedule. 7, constitution act.9. the provincial legislature has the exclusive power to pass laws relating to 'devolution of agricultural land and on subjects mentioned in that item. but 'jus descendit ct .....

Mandeville Island Farms Vs. American Crystal Sugar

Court : US Supreme Court

..... been previously noted here that the court applied these labels as a heritage from prior decisions under the commerce clause, dealing not, as the knight case, with an act or acts of congress, but with the validity of state statutes, wickard v. filburn, 317 u. s. 111 , 317 u. s. 121 ; united states v ..... be accurately determined. [ footnote 5 ] [ footnote 6 ] paragraph xix of the amended complaint summarized petitioners' conclusions as follows: "by reason of the foregoing acts of the defendant and its said conspirators, interstate commerce in sugar was illegally restrained, competition therein was not only substantially lessened, but was destroyed, the price of ..... concerning its boundaries as the basic criterion of effective congressional action. the transition, however, was neither smooth nor immediately complete, particularly for applying the sherman act. the old ideas persisted in specific applications as late as the 1930's. but after the historic decisions of 1911, and even more following the .....