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The State of Bihar Vs. Maharajadhiraja Sir Kameshwar Singh of Darbhang ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : [1952]1SCR889

..... these tanks in the maintenance of which large numbers of people are interested, but are large, under indian law, by reason of their tenure, with the duty of preserving and repairing them'. these are, obviously, the works of benefit to the raiyats of the estate, and their cost, which the zamindars are thus under an obligation to ..... details are laid down for the assessment of those rents. in the expression 'gross assets' is also included the gross income of the previous agricultural years from fisheries, trees, jalkars, ferries, huts, bazars and sairati interests. gross income from forest has to be calculated on the basis of the average gross annual income of twenty-five ..... the state without payment of compensation. no compensation has been made payable in respect of forests or trees which were not fetching any income at the date of vesting. in a nutshell, it was contended that the object of the act was to acquire properties of the zamindars by payment of compensation (so-called) out of the .....

Mohamad Hydar and ors. Vs. the State of Hyderabad

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1953CriLJ454

..... apply the provisions of the ordinance. it allowed the state government to choose only such offences or cases as affected public safety, maintenance of public order and preservation of peace and tranquility. moreover, while actually applying the provisions of the ordinance, the state government issued a notification making over only offences and not cases. ..... were on behalf of persons who had been convicted and sentenced by the special judge, ahmedabad, who was appointed under the bombay public security measures act, act vi of 1947. this act was impugned as being invalid as it sought to lay down a procedure for the trial of cases different from the established procedure under the ..... with a party o police visited a village in sircilla taluq, karimnagar district, where he compelled the mali-patel to take down the national flag from a tree and on his expressing inability to climb caused him to be beaten by persons accompanying him, he further ordered the police to enter several houses in the .....

Raja Harmahendra Singh Vs. the Punjab State and anr.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1953P& H30

..... . no doubt, in the -- 'state of seraikella v. union of india', (1951) s. c. r. 474, mahajan j. referring to -- 'menon's case' said that 'the idea of the preservation of past inchoate rights or liabilities and pending proceedings to enforce the same is not foreign or abhorrent to the constitution of india'and in a very recent case -- 'lachmandas ..... that during the time that the case was going on against him and he was in custody certain reports were made to the government with regard to illegal felling of trees from the petitioner's forests, that the petitioner was asked by the district officials to apply for his estate being brought under the court of wards but he refused to ..... the nature of the order of the government. in order to determine this it is necessary to refer to certain provisions of the court of wards act. the act is a consolidating and amending act. in the statement of objects and reasons it is stated in paragraph 3 that the chief objects of the bill were to enlarge and at the .....

Chairman, Budge Budge Municipality Vs. Mongru Mia and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1953Cal433,57CWN25

..... fact framed at a time when article 225 was not in existence. in view of that fact, i am doubtful if, simply because article 225 preserves the jurisdiction under the trade marks act and absorbs it, as it were, into the jurisdictions warranted by the constitution itself, as distinguished from any jurisdiction that may be conferred by ..... 107 the rule-making power given to the high court by section 15 of the charter act of courts subject to its superintendence and section 108 the provisions of ss. 13 and 14 of the charter act. section 223 of the 1935 act preserves all the powersof the judges including their power to make rules, and section 224 replaces ..... be judgments in exercise of one or other of the jurisdictions existing at the commencement of the act of 1935. that concession was made, because the act of 1935, which repealed the act of 1915, contained a saving provision in section 223 which preserved the jurisdiction and powers of the court, 'including any power to make rules of court .....

K.C. Gajapati Narayana Deo and ors. Vs. the State of Orissa

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1953Ori185

..... which were meant to prevent such mala fide action, i.e., orissa ordinance no. 5 of 1946 (orissa preservation of private forests ordinance) and orissa act 1 of 1948 (the orissa communal forests and private lands (prohibition of alienation) act, 1948) etc. the realcomplaint, if any, in this matter, is not so much that assets as on ..... assets roughly speaking, are the aggregate of all the rents including cesses payable by the raiyats, and by the immediately subordinate intermediaries as also the income from fisheries, trees, jalkars, ferries, hats and bazars or of any other interests appertaining to the estate, plus the income from forests on the basis of appraisement made by the ..... of the provincial government, or of an officer authorised, by it in this behalf, or to cut trees therefrom or to do other acts diminishing its utility as a forest. similar provision has been made by section 3 of orissa act, 1 of 1948, restraining alienation of any kind, or conversion into rai-yati land, or creation .....

Kwong Hai Chew Vs. Colding

Court : US Supreme Court

..... page 344 u. s. 602 ready to assume that any of them has attempted to deprive such a person of a fair hearing. [ footnote 11 ] this preservation of petitioner's right to due process does not leave an unprotected spot in the nation's armor. before petitioner's admission to permanent residence, he was required to ..... be prejudicial to the interests of the united states." 8 cfr. [ footnote 10 ] this provision survives in a modified form in 330 of the immigration and nationality act of 1952, 66 stat. 251. section 330(b) includes a savings clause affecting those who applied for naturalization before september 23, 1950. section 405(a) also contains ..... present in the united states also accords with the nation's immigration and naturalization program. for example, for purposes of naturalization, such an assimilation was expressly prescribed in the nationality act of 1940: page 344 u. s. 601 "sec. 307. (a) no person . . . shall be naturalized unless such petitioner, (1) immediately preceding the date of .....

The State of Bombay and anr. Vs. the United Motors (India) Ltd. and or ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1953SC252; (1953)55BOMLR536; (1953)IMLJ743(SC); [1953]4SCR1069; [1953]4STC133(SC)

..... does not have to destroy them nor does he have to diminish their value or utility. a man who purchases a valuable piece of sculpture or painting for preservation in a national museum does not destroy it nor does he use it himself except for the purposes of presenting it to the museum. but he is ..... proceedings having been initiated against the respondents and no demand notice having been issued, the respondents had no cause of action, and that, properly construed, the act and the rules did not contravene article 286 or any other provisions of the constitution and did not infringe any fundamental right of the respondents. 5. the petition ..... 19(1)(g) of the constitution. 4. in the affidavit filed in answer the appellants traversed the allegations in the petition and contended, inter alia, that the act was a complete code and provided for special machinery for dealing with all questions arising under it, including questions of constitutionality, and, therefore, the petition was not maintainable .....

Dalehite Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... was open to the public for instruction and observation. the opinion holds that the operation of the station itself, and the decision to plant and preserve this particular tree to further its experimental purposes, was "peculiarly within the discretion of the appropriate employees of the station," but that negligent removal would not have ..... a. 630; state v. general stevedoring co., 213 f. 51. as to the alleged failure in fighting the fire, we think this, too, without the act. the act did not create new causes of action where none existed before. ". . . the liability assumed by the government here is that created by 'all the circumstances,' ..... to conclude that congress exercised care to protect the government from claims, however negligently caused, that affected the governmental functions. negligence in administering the alien property act, or establishing a quarantine, assault, libel, fiscal operations, etc., were barred. an analysis of 2680(a), the exception with which we are concerned, .....

E.D. Sassoon and Company Ltd. Vs. the Commissioner of Income-tax, Bomb ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1954SC470; (1955)57BOMLR639; [1954]26ITR27(SC); [1955]1SCR313

..... inserted in the managing agency agreement from the beginning. for the future period the transferor effected itself and the transferee took the place of the transferor and preserved the continuity of the managing agency so that whoever happened to satisfy the description of the managing agents at the time when the commission for the accounting ..... smith & son v. moore [1921] 2 a.c. 13 in the following passage : 'the business makes no profits. the profits are not fruits yielded by a tree spontaneously. they are the result of the operations carried on by the owner of the business for the time being.' 84. therefore, on principle, apart from authority, it ..... ); annual or periodical receipts accruing to a person or corporation' (oxford dictionary). the word clearly implies the ideal of receipt, actual or constructive. the policy of the act is to make the amount taxable when it is paid or received either actually or constructively. 'accrues,' 'arises' and 'is received' are three distinct terms. so .....

Sitaram Gupta and ors. Vs. Corporation of Calcutta

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1956Cal18

..... those of its employees who may turn out to be unscrupulous and dishonest.31. it is a matter of common knowledge that under section 401, calcutta municipal act, the corporation grants licenses to persons, for occupying stalls in the market, and charges stallages or rent for such occupation. there are prescribed forms for such licenses ..... out already, section 67 (1) includes within its scope, contracts of every description which are; necessary or expedient for carrying into effect the provisions of the act. the corporation can enter into and perform all such contrasts.the persons who will enter into the contracts and the formalities which are required to be observed for ..... whether expressly or by implication.when such obligation arises from contract, the court shall be guided by the rules and provisions contained in chap, n of this act.when the defendant invades or threatens to invade the plaintiff's right to or enjoyment of property, the court may grant a perpetual injunction in the following .....