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Mar 07 1974 (HC)

Prithi Vs. State Etc.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1974RLR479

..... be apparently superior to it. the promulgation of the rule of law is to be maintained, by doing justice. these judicial concepts are the basis of the preservation of suo motu juriadiction in various remedial provisions like section 439 of the code where remedies are provided allowing a wide discretion to the court to exercise reviewary, ..... sub-divisional magisrate empowered by the state government in that behalf may call for and examine the record of any proceedings before any inferior criminal court and then act in accordance with the rest of the provision. on examining any record under section 435 of the code, the sessions judge or the district magistrate may ..... the period permitted by law and since no certified copy of any order had been filed within the period prescribed by article 131 of the limitation act, 1963, hereafter called 'the act' the petition apart from being barred by limitation suffers from the infirmity that there is no competent petition before the court. reliance in this .....

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Oct 26 1979 (SC)

Raj Kapoor and ors. Vs. State and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1980SC258; 1980CriLJ202; (1980)1SCC43; [1980]1SCR1081

..... 397 overlaps. the opening words of section 482 contradict this contention because nothing in the code, not even section 397 can affect the amplitude of the inherent power preserved in so many terms by the language of section 482. even so, a general principle pervades this branch of law when a specific provision is made; easy ..... has for similar purpose, found. may be, even a rebuttable presumption arises in favour of the statutory certificate but could be negatived by positive evidence. an act of recognition of moral worthiness by a statutory agency is not opinion evidence but an instance or transaction where the fact in issue has been asserted, recognised or ..... sanitizing and even tabooing films so that noxious obscenity may not be foul and erotic aroma make mass appeal15. i am satisfied that the film censor board, acting under section 5a, is specially entrusted to screen off the silver screen pictures which offensively invade or deprave public morals through over-sex. there is no doubt-and .....

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Sep 08 2000 (HC)

Baljit Kaur Vohra and ors. Vs. Dr. Vikramjit Singh Vohra and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : [2003]115CompCas194(P& H); (2000)126PLR683; [2004]50SCL693(Punj& Har)

..... [2000] 1 all instant judgments 541.14. conscious of the above reasoning, however, keeping in view the legal scenario emerging from the amended provisions of the companies act, their implication in law and effects on the prescribed procedure, we would consider it appropriate to emphasise the need for amending the existing relevant high court rules and ..... court in accordance with law. aggrieved by the judgment of the bench, ms. baljit kaur and others have preferred an appeal under section 10f of the companies act. in the above circumstances, the registry of this court has listed the appeal for preliminary hearing before the division bench.4. thus, the pertinent question that falls ..... and relevant statutory provisions would be necessary. dr. v. j. s. bora and others had filed a petition under sections 397, 398, 399 of the companies act, 1956, before the company law board, new delhi, praying that there was mismanagement exercised by ms. baljit kaur bora and others in relation to the affairs of .....

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Mar 24 2008 (HC)

Oberoi Constructions Private Limited a Company Registered Under the Co ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2008(3)ALLMR546; 2008(3)BomCR408; (2008)110BOMLR951

..... burning of lime or charcoal etc. when such regulation or prohibition appears necessary for any forest not belonging to government, for the purpose of conservation of trees and forests, preservation and improvement of soil, improvement of grazing, maintenance of a water supply in springs, rivers and tanks, maintenance, increase and distribution of the supply ..... the intent and object in enacting them. the reason for the state government not being able to pursue the measures for preserving and protecting the forest wealth is obvious.the 1927 act did not provide for any acquisition and vesting. the power in that behalf was lacking as is apparent from the reading ..... , cannot now treat these lands as private forest is the submission.147. we see no force in this submission either. the private forest (acquisition) act is an act specifically dealing with the private forest, their acquisition and vesting in the state government so also the consequences flowing therefrom. further, it covers this specific .....

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Jun 05 2012 (HC)

M/S. Gita Cotton Trading Company, Chilakaluripet Vs. the Chief Control ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... . he took into account, the proceedings, dated 02.07.1990 issued by the 1st respondent. revision filed by the petitioner under section 56(1) of the indian stamp act, 1899, before the 1st respondent, was rejected through order, dated 26.07.2006. hence, this writ petition. the petitioner submits that there is absolutely no justification for the ..... possession of property from a lessee. a preliminary decree is to be passed and it is followed by final decree. chapter iv of the transfer of property act, 1882 (for short the act) confers rights and places obligations on the mortgagors, on the one hand, and mortgagees, on the other hand, which are typical and germatone to such ..... underlying the transaction, namely use of the property belonging to the lessor by the lessee, on payment of rent and for a stipulated term. chapter v of the act enlists the rights, which a lessor has against the lessee and vice-versa. termination of lease, on the one hand, and foreclosure/redemption of mortgage, on the .....

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1827

Bank of the United States Vs. Dandridge

Court : US Supreme Court

..... by presumptive proofs. in reason and justice, there does not seem any solid ground why a corporation may not, in case of the omission of its officers to preserve a written record, give such proofs to support its rights as would be page 25 u. s. 75 admissible in suits against it to support adverse rights. the ..... agencies is generally conducted. there may be, and undoubtedly there is, some convenience in the preservation of minutes of proceedings by agents, but their subsequent acts are often just as irresistible proof of the existence of prior page 25 u. s. 83 dependent acts and votes as if minutes were produced. if a board of directors were created to erect ..... by the legislature." "an individual," the court added, "has an original capacity to contract and bind himself in such manner as he pleases. . . . he who acts by another acts by himself. he who authorizes another to make a writing for him makes it himself, but with these bodies, which have only a legal existence, it is otherwise. the .....

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1851

Mitchell Vs. Harmony

Court : US Supreme Court

..... do a great principle lying at the foundation of all legal inquiries into matters of fact -- lying indeed at the foundation of civil society itself -- the preservation, in its fullest scope and integrity, unaffected and even unapproached by improper influences, direct or indirect, of the venerable, the sacred, the unappreciable trial by jury ..... and severally responsible; then was any act done by the plaintiff which waived the liability or by which he resumed the ownership and possession of the goods? certainly the abandonment of the goods to ..... an unlawful taking, the liability immediately attached, and the page 54 u. s. 141 question was whether that liability had been discharged or released by any subsequent act of the plaintiff; colonel mitchell, who executed the order, was not alone responsible, colonel doniphan, who gave the order, was also liable; they were jointly .....

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1856

Scott Vs. Sandford

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the united states." consequently, the power to make rules and regulations, from the nature of the subject, is restricted to such administrative and conservatory acts as are needful for the preservation of the public domain and its preparation for sale or disposition. the system of land surveys, the reservations for schools, internal improvements, military sites, ..... be seen to scowl upon the justice, the order, the tranquillity, and fraternal feeling which are the surest, nay, the only, means of promoting or preserving the happiness and prosperity of the nation, and which were the great and efficient incentives to the formation of this government. the power of congress to impose ..... . parliament in the time of richard ii, and also of henry viii, refused to adopt a general law of emancipation. acts of emancipation by the last-named monarch and by elizabeth are preserved. the african slave trade had been carried on, under the unbounded protection of the crown, for near two centuries when the .....

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1856

E. J. Dupont De Nemours and Co. Vs. Vance

Court : US Supreme Court

..... napoleon was adequate to the introduction of the ordinance and the code. but the question arises here -- and it is one of grave import to those who desire to preserve the constitution of the union inviolate, and the limits it prescribes to the judicial power of the federal government, and the lines of division among the federal courts undisturbed -- ..... -- if it existed in favor of the vessel when sacrifice was made of part or the whole of its value, for preservation of the cargo, and not against the vessel when sacrifice was made of the cargo for preservation of the vessel. by the ancient admiralty law, the master could bind both the ship and cargo by an express hypothecation ..... lost by a jettison, coke, lord ch.j., cited a case which had been decided, and said in respect to it, "we all did resolve that, this being the act of god, this sudden storm, which occasioned the throwing over of the goods, and which could not be avoided, and for this reason the plaintiff recovered nothing." mouse's .....

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1862

United States Vs. Castillero

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the americans." "this unfortunate irregularity cannot be easily repaired, and serious objections might be made even to the legality of our new act of possession." "i need scarcely remind you of the importance of preserving profound secrecy in all these matters, and in case you do not accept my offer, i hope you will not fail to send ..... me your power to act for you in any arrangement i may make." "i send you three vols. of the mechanic and engineers' ..... was more guarded, but the writer recommends that his correspondent and agent should proceed, without fear of disapproval, or waiting for instructions, in taking such measures as shall preserve this valuable "negotiacion" from any risk from those unprincipled claimants who have lately given him so much trouble, or from any other proceedings that may take place. 5 .....

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