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The Secretary of State for India Vs. Bhaskar Krishnaji Samant

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1925Bom485; (1925)27BOMLR973

..... prescribe and limit the powers and duties of any forest-officer under this act;(b) to regulate the rewards to be paid to officers and informers out of the proceeds of fines and confiscations under this act;(c) for the preservation, reproduction and disposal of trees and timber belonging to (government, but grown on lands belonging to or ..... and limit the powers and duties of any forest-officer under this act;(b) to regulate the rewards to be paid to officers and informers out of the proceeds of fines and confiscations under this act;(c) for the preservation, reproduction and disposal of trees and timber belonging to government, but grown on lands belonging to or ..... in the occupation of private persons; and(d) generally, to carry out the provisions of this act.15. section 77 provides that all rules made by .....

The Public Prosecutor Vs. Ratnavelu Chetty

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1926Mad865; (1927)52MLJ210

..... officers may find occasion to convey information to the magistracy or obtain their orders as to the course of action to be taken by them for the preservation of the peace and the prevention and detection of crime besides those specifically mentioned in the sections of the code of criminal procedure. it should not be ..... law only requires that the magistrate, who takes cognizance of an offence under section 190, sub-section (1), clause (a) or (b) without having jurisdiction, should act in good faith though erroneously, to make his proceedings valid. the learned judge proceeds to consider the case of chidambaram pillai v. emperor 19 mlj 81, and the effect ..... commission of a non-cognizable offence, would the magistrate be entitled to refer it to the police for enquiry under section 202 of the criminal procedure code? could he act without the security of a definite information being given him against the accused? these are some of the consequences that will ensue if an ordinary police report .....

Mewa Ram Vs. Ram Gopal and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1926All591

..... it is a point of considerable difficulty. as to whether or not the contract with the treasurer (assuming that this was an illegal association under the companies act) was a contract so tainted with illegality that the ordinary maxim melior est conditio possidentis would apply seems to me a question of difficulty. the application of ..... be made. it appears to me that a company of this kind, illegally constituted, and illegally constituted for the express purpose of avoiding the requirements of the act of parliament, could not be properly wound up under that statute, though it is possible that under certain circumstance results equivalent to the winding up might be ..... other defendants have submitted to the decree. it cannot be doubted for a moment that this partnership contravened the provision of section 4 of the indian companies act which requires that any company or association or partnership, consisting of more than 20 persons formed for the purpose of carrying on any business that has for .....

Hatimbhai Hassanally Vs. Framroz Eduljee Dinshaw

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1927Bom278; (1927)29BOMLR498

..... degree the jurisdiction and powers on the original side have remained distinct from those in the mofussil. for instance, the high court on its original side has had expressly preserved to it many of the powers previously vested in it as under the charter of 1823. consequently, it is still necessary in many instances to look to that charter ..... the jurisdiction was a suit for land. srinivasa aiyangar v. kannappa chetty (1915) 30 m.l.j. 120 was a suit for damages for cutting and carrying away trees on land outside the local limits of the ordinary civil jurisdiction of the madras high court. it was held this was a suit for land. it is to be observed ..... an ordinary and natural meaning, i hold that it is inadmissible to seek to construe that clause in the light of various sections in an earlier act. moreover, act viii of 1859 was an act for simplifying the procedure of the courts of civil judicature not established by royal charter, and would in my judgment afford no proper guide for construing .....

Whitney Vs. California

Court : US Supreme Court

..... and punishment for violations of the law, not abridgment of the rights of free speech and assembly. the california syndicalism act recites in 4: "inasmuch as this act concerns and is necessary to the immediate preservation of the public peace and safety, for the reason that, at the present time, large numbers of persons are ..... report. according to the recollection of the defendant, however, she herself read this resolution. thereafter, before the report of the committee on the constitution had been acted upon, the defendant was elected an alternate member of the state executive committee. the constitution, as finally read, was then adopted. this provided that the ..... going from place to place in this state advocating, teaching and practicing criminal syndicalism, this act shall take effect upon approval by .....

Frost Vs. Corporate Commission of Oklahoma

Court : US Supreme Court

..... most of the cooperative incorporation laws passed by other states prior to 1900, contained fewer of the safeguards to assure preservation of cooperative principles than does the oklahoma act of 1919. no limitation was placed on the quantum of stock per member or on the voting privileges, and no ..... without capital stock, and other agricultural cooperatives, with or without capital stock and with or without restrictions as to business for nonmembers, are all organized under the same act. [ footnote 30 ] chris l. christensen, chief of the department of agriculture's division of cooperative marketing, in department circular no. 403 (1926), says ( ..... of this legislation are significant: "that persons engaged in the production of agricultural products as farmers, planters, ranchmen, dairymen, nut or fruit growers may act together in associations, corporate or otherwise, with or without capital stock in collectively processing, preparing for market, handling, and marketing in interstate and foreign .....

Near Vs. Minnesota

Court : US Supreme Court

..... established rule, required to assume, until the contrary is clearly made to appear, that there exists in minnesota a state of affairs that justifies this measure for the preservation of the peace and good order of the state. lindsley v. natural carbonic gas co., 220 u. s. 61 , 220 u. s. 79 . gitlow ..... conducting or maintaining any such nuisance. . . . the court may make its order and judgment permanently enjoining . . . defendants found guilty . . . from committing or continuing the acts prohibited hereby, and in and by such judgment, such nuisance may be wholly abated. . . ." there is nothing in the statute [ footnote 2/3 ] purporting to prohibit ..... on similar grounds, the primary requirements of decency may be enforced against obscene publications. the security of the community life may be protected against incitements to acts of violence and the overthrow by force of orderly government. the constitutional guaranty of free speech does not "protect a man from an injunction against uttering .....

Mahomed Oosman Vs. Essack Saleh Mahomed Vanjara

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1937)39BOMLR502

..... styled a saint : insomuch as to raise his tomb to the standing of a religious object : so that property may validly be dedicated for its upkeep and preservation. in the result, there may be a waqf for the upkeep of the tomb of a saint as distinguished from the tomb of a private person : futtoo bibee ..... offerings as alleged?-ans. yes.(17) whether the trustees have anything to do with the plaintiffs' appointment as mujawars?-ans. without the trustees' consent no person can act as mujawar (or caretaker) or otherwise intermeddle with the trust estate.(18) whether the plaintiffs or any of them have wrongfully withheld possession of articles and utensils ..... ancestors from generation to generation and after them the plaintiffs have been the mujawars of the said dargah?-ans. no. there were at the start several persons acting as keepers or caretakers. they were really persons who were in unauthorized occupation of government land until the yearly licences for tenancy at will were issued.(7) whether .....

Ram Krishna Prodhan Vs. Sm. Kousalya Mani Dasi and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1935Cal689

..... ch. 11, section 1, para. 56: 'aputrashaya nag vartu-shala-yanti teroyu-sthita vhunji-ning-umaranyatkshanto daradaurdha-mapthayu' which has been translated thus:the childless widow preserving unsullied the bed of her lord and abiding with her venerable protector should enjoy the property with moderation until her death. after her the heirs should take it: ..... to understand the nature of the plaintiffs' claim, it is necessary to bear in mind the relationship between the parties as shown in the genealogical tree given below:[for genealogical tree, see next page]23. bhagabat prodhan died on 11th july 1920 leaving surviving him two widows rupa bewa (pro forma defendant 4) and ananda bewa ..... when a widow re-marries, there is the same fiction of death as in the case of surrender. the relevant part of section 2, hindu widows' remarriage act (act 15 of 1856) runs:all rights and interests which any widow may have in her deceased husband's property... shall, upon her remarriage, cease and determine, as .....

Ram Krishna Prodhan Vs. Srimati Kousalya Manidasi and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 158Ind.Cas.925

..... xi, section 1, para. 56; 'aputrashaya nag vartu-shalayanti teroyu-sthita vhunjining--umaranyatkshanto darndaurdhamapthayu' which has been translated thus:the childless widow preserving unsullied the bed of her lord and abiding with her venerable protector should enjoy the property with moderation until her death. after her the heirs ..... filed the present appeal. to understand the nature of the plaintiffs' claim, it is necessary to bear in mind the relationship between the parties as shown in the genealogical tree given below: madhab prodhan _______________________________|_____________________ | |bbagabai = doulati (1st wife), khetra mohan | (pre-deceased husband) ________________|_______________ | rupa bewa (2nd wife), | ..... marries, there is the same fiction of death as in the case of surrender. the relevant part of section 2, hindu widows' remarriage act (act xv of 1856) runs:all rights and interests which any widow may have in her deceased husband's property .... shall upon her re- .....