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Ramdoss and Others Vs. State of Tamil Nadu and Another

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1993CriLJ2147

..... is relatable to the procedure to be followed as respects information with respect to cognizable offences reads as follows : '(1) every information relating to the commission of a cognizable offence, if gives orally to an officer in charge of a police station, shall be reduced to writing by him or under his direction, and be read over to the informant; and every such information, whether given in writing or reduced to writing as aforesaid, shall be signed by the person ..... section to investigate' and which puts a bar upon the jurisdiction of the magistrate to enter into the satisfaction of the officer in charge of the police station and say that since he was not satisfied that the case should have been investigated by the officer-in-charge concerned, the officer-in-charge thus would have no jurisdiction ..... taken in case of non-bailable offence - (1) when any person accused of, or suspected of, the commission of any non-bailable offence is arrested or detained without warrant by an officer in charge of a police station or appears or is brought before a court other than the high court or court of session, he may be released on bail, but - (i) such person shall not be so released if there ..... (prevention) act, 1967 : whoever takes part in or commits or advocates, abets, advises or incites the commission ..... visible representations or otherwise brings or attempts to bring into hatred or contempt or excites or attempts to excite disaffection towards the government established by law in india. .....

Baburao Chandavar and ors. Vs. the State

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1977CriLJ1980

..... it is further alleged that by raising those slogans, the appellant brought into contempt the lawfully constituted government of india and incited disaffection towards it by acting in a manner as to cause fear or alarm to the public in general. ..... this case is clearly distinguishable as the accused who had been convicted of an offence under the bombay prohibition act had not actually been charged by the trial court for that offence. ..... 26 of 1965, there existed a provision in terms of section 350 according to which, on the transfer of a magistrate, a de novo trial was obligatory to be held and all the evidence had to be recalled, but by the said amending act, which came into force on 1st january, 1956, a radical change in the procedure was brought about, as, unlike the past, a succeeding magistrate could act on the partly recorded evidence by his predecessor. ..... held that the evidence was not sufficient to prove that the appellant was driving the motor vehicle at the time of the mishap, and acquitted the appellant of the offences under the motor vehicles act and also under the indian penal code. ..... such powers can be exercised when there is no provision in the act and an illegal order has to be rectified.24. ..... a case was registered by the police. ..... cases being continued by successors-in-office now available in respect of courts of magistrates is being extended to courts of session.for the reasons, best known to the makers, this provision was, however, not incorporated in the code of 1973 (act no. .....

Devisingh S/O Balaramsingh Raghuwanshi and ors. Vs. Smt. Shailabai Wd/ ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1996(2)BomCR183

..... her son jagjitsingh, she would alone be entitled to succeed to his share as his class-i heir under section 8 of the hindu succession act, 1956 with the result that her share would be 2/3rd and that of rajendrasingh would be 1/3rd in his ancestral property. ..... as regards the plea that the deceased rajendrasingh made the maintenance arrangement to circumvent the effect of the ceiling act, the learned trial court found that if the fields under the maintenance arrangement were taken into account, the total holding of the ..... to be seen from the plaint is that according to the plaintiff she alone is entitled to succeed to the property of her deceased husband rajendrasingh as his legal heir under the hindu succession act, 1956 unless his alleged will (exh.265) is held valid in respect of the whole of his property. ..... said question it has to be seen that the rules enacted in the indian succession act, 1925 are made applicable by section 30 of the hindu succession act, 1956 to the wills or other testamentary disposition of property made by any hindu ..... we are however concerned in the instant case with the operation of section 6 of the said act because the share of jagjitsingh in the ancestral property in the hands of his father rajendrasingh has to be determined on notional partition between them just ..... in his cross-examination, he has stated that he is police patil of the village and that he was a friend of devisingh and was visiting his house since ..... 3 for them, the police patil, was a friend of .....

Mohd. Ishaq Ilmi Vs. the U.P. State and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1957All782; 1957CriLJ1361

..... second and in our opinion the most formidable point raised by the learned counsel for the petitioner, namely, that as some of the grounds mentioned in the notice under section 7 of the preventive detention act are either vagus or non-existent or irrelevant and as the said grounds are such as might reasonably be expected to have affected the subjective satisfaction of the detaining authorities the detention order in question cannot ..... he isclaiming provided he makes out a case for the granting thereof on such technical and tactical grounds of what he should have done first and what afterwards.the provisions of the preventive detention act have been held to be serious inroads upon the fundamental rights of the citizen and we are not, (therefore, prepared to refuse the relief merely on the ground as to what should have ..... but they are attributed to the communal feelings and passions roused by the petitioner by his writings and not to disaffection that the petitioner may have created against the government.the spreading of disaffection against a party government has been repeatedly held to be the right of every citizen in a democratic government subject to the condition that there should be no advocacy to violence or incitement to use violence or to resort to other illegitimate means ..... september 1956, the police reported that action under the preventive detention act was necessary and might be taken against the petitioner.this report was sent to the senior superintendent of police on the 1st .....

T. S. Rajam Vs. Controller of Estate Duty, Madras.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1968]69ITR342(Mad)

..... of benefit; or(b) the deceased was concerned in a fiduciary capacity imposed on him otherwise than by a disposition made by him and in such a capacity only; and references to a gift in this act shall be construed accordingly :provided that where the disposition was made on the part of the deceased for partial consideration in money or moneys worth, paid to him for his own use or benefit, ..... bona fide one fully supported by consideration in money or moneys worth, (3) that the fiction envisaged in section 27 which contemplates the treating of the transaction as a gift under section 9 of the act does not arise, and (4) that the assistant controller who made the initial assessment did apply his mind to section 27 and, therefore, to section 9, and therefore the second officer cannot find in ..... mistake apparent from the record or of any mistake in the valuation of any property in any case other than a case in which the valuation has been the subject-matter of an appeal under this act or of the omission of any property, the estate duty paid thereon is either in excess of or less than the actual duty payable, he may, either on his own motion or on the ..... were effected at less than their market value was not before the assistant controller who did not consider the applicability or otherwise of section 9 and 27 of the estate duty act to these sales before making the original assessment'.the case once again, after the re-statement of the case by the board, which we are constrained to say is still .....

United States Vs. Davis

Court : US Supreme Court

..... it must be assumed, we think, that the parties acted at arm's length, and that they judged the marital rights to be equal in value to the property for which they were exchanged. ..... , revenue act of 1948, 62 stat. .....

Controller of Estate Duty Vs. G.N. Khanna

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (1987)61CTR(All)308; [1987]168ITR319(All); [1987]31TAXMAN354(All)

..... own use or benefit; or (b) the deceased was concerned in a fiduciary capacity imposed on him otherwise than by a disposition made by him and in such a capacity only ; and references to a gift in this act shall be construed accordingly : provided that where the disposition was made on the part of the deceased for partial consideration in money or money's worth paid to him for his own use or benefit, the value of ..... property which can be disposed of by the partner concerned as would be apparent from the following passage extracted from the aforesaid judgment (at pages 348 and 349):'section 14 of the indian partnership act, 1932, recognises that, subject to contract between the partners, the property of the firm would include all the property and rights and interests in property originally brought into the stock of the firm ..... however, we may repeat here that in the absence of a clause in the partnership deed regulating partners in the share of goodwill, the allocation of goodwill will be determined by section 55 of the indian partnership act which provides that in the absence of a contract to the contrary, every partner shall be entitled to a share in the goodwill like other property of the firm, and it is, therefore, not correct to say ..... the deceased, in lieu of his share in the goodwill of the firm, and, therefore, in view of section 32 of the partnership act, the deceased was not entitled to any further right in the assets of the firm including the goodwill on the date when he died .....

Satyendra Nath Mazumdar Vs. Emperor

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1931Cal337a

..... the principles or tests referred to above the question is whether upon a fair and reasonable construction of these three articles it should be held that the accused intended to excite feelings of hatred, contempt, or disaffection towards government, or whether, as his learned advocate has argued, his object was merely to arouse interest in a historical retrospect of recant events without any ulterior seditious purpose.14. ..... into being hostile feelings, the rule that a man must be taken to intend the natural and reasonable consequences of his act must be applied; so that if on reading through the articles the reasonable and natural and probable effect on the minds of those to whom they are addressed appears to be that feelings of hatred, contempt,-or disaffection would be excited towards the government, then it is justifiable to say that the articles are written with that intent, ..... material portion of the section reads as follows:whosoever by words either spoken or written or by sign or by visible representation or otherwise brings or attempts to bring into hatred or contempt, or excites, or attempts to excite disaffection towards his majesty, or the government established by law in british india shall be punished' etc.8. ..... the learned judge then went on to point out that a person is presumed to intend the natural and ordinary consequences of his acts, and he cannot be allowed to excuse himself by saying that he did not, when publishing, intend that these consequences should ensue .....

Bnp Paribas Vs. United Breweries (Holdings) Limited (Dr. Vijay Mallya) ...

Court : Karnataka

..... insolvency is disclosed or it is realized that the company is commercially insolvent or it is unable to pay its debts.this 124 cause of action can be taken advantage of by any one of the creditors or the entire body of creditors.section 439(1) (b) of the act clearly discloses this principle which says that an application for the winding up of a company shall be by petition presented by any creditor or creditors, including any contingent or prospective creditor or creditors (other provisions are not necessary here). ..... limited [air 1962 cal 405] has held as under:- 12.it seems to me, therefore, upon considering various authorities on this subject that the following principles are doubtless applicable to sub-section (2) of section 536 of the companies act, 1956: 1.the court has an absolute discretion to validate a transaction.2.this discretion is controlled only by the general principles which apply to every kind of judicial discretion.3.the court must have regard to all the surrounding circumstances ..... this petition for winding up of the respondent company on the ground of inability to pay debts.13.in all these company petitions, the common respondent is united breweries (holdings) limited, a public limited company, incorporated under the companies act, 1956, having its registered office at 12th floor, ub tower, ub city, no.24, vittal mallya road, bangalore 560 001, india.the respondent is carrying on business as a trading, real estate development and investment holding company, and .....

Vineeta Sharma Vs. Rakesh Sharma

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... pious obligation under the hindu law, of such son, grandson or great- grandson to discharge any such debt: provided that in the case of any debt contracted before the commencement of the hindu succession (amendment) act, 2005 , nothing contained in this sub- section shall affect- (a) the right of any creditor to proceed against the son, grandson or great- grandson, as the case may be; or (b) any alienation ..... this case has to be treated as an authority for the position that when a female member who inherits an interest in the joint family property under section 6 of the act files a suit for partition expressing her willingness to go out of the family she would be entitled to get both the interest she has inherited and the share which would have ..... for the explanation, in order to suppress the mischief and advance the object of the act it can help or assist the court in interpreting the true purport and intendment of the enactment, and (e) it cannot, however, take away a statutory right with which any person ..... obscurity or vagueness in the main enactment, to clarify the same to make it consistent with the dominant object it seems to subserve, (c) to provide an additional support to the dominant object of the act in order to make it meaningful and purposeful, (d) an explanation cannot in any way interfere with or change the enactment or any part thereof but where some gap is left which is relevant .....