Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1985AP329
..... submitted reminders to he commissioner.4. while so, the petitioners herein submitted applications to the collector (under the provisions of a.p.private forest preservation rules, 1978) for permission for felling the trees over the lands in question. when the collector did not pass orders, they filed w.p.nos. 9259/81 and 9260/81 and obtained ..... such lands having been settled by grant of pattas and the persons granted pattas being in possession, acquire valuable rights. even under the provisions of the limitation act, persons in possession acquire title by adverse possession after a lapse of five years. in such cases,if pattas granted more than twelve years ago by the ..... the exercise of revisional jurisdiction suo motu beyond the reasonable time cannot be sustained. in both these cases, after an enquiry under the provisions of the estates abolition act, the settlement officer, who is the competent authority, granted pattas as early as in 1960 in one case, and in 1959 in the other case. in .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1985AP242
..... subject to the following conditions:(a) that the land holder was granted permission by the government under andhra pradesh vacant land in urban areas (prohibition of alienation) act, 1972 (act 12/1972) for the alienation of such land; (b) that the genuineness of the deed of agreement is established by documentary evidence which cannot be fabricated ..... government to give such directions to the state government as may appear to the central govt. to be necessary for implementation of the provisions of the act.3. the act came into force on 17th feb. 1976. with the growth of population and increasing urbanisation housing problem had become acute in urban areas. it ..... providing other public amenities for the benefit of the members to whom the plots were allotted. the sale transactions, however, could not be completed after the act came into force on 17th feb. 1976. therefore, a representations was made by the several registered house-building co-operative societies that had entered into agreements .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1985AP127
..... stated, are all for periods exceeding three years. they were admittedly granted without the previous sanction of the board and are hit by s.30a of the wakf act. the wakf board is, therefore, entitled to have all those leases executed by the mutawallis cancelled. as a necessary consequence, the various sub-leases referred to ..... that the wakf property is entrusted to another individual to perform the service.'we are in respectful agreement with the aforesaid observations and hold that after 1964 amendment act, all service grants made for any purpose recognised by the muslim law as pious, religious or charitable have the effect of constituting the property, subject matter ..... recognised by muslim law as pious, religious or charitable.' 3. s.66-c introduced by way of amendment in the year 1964 provides:'notwithstanding anything contained in this act where any movable or immovable property has been given or donated by any person not professing islam for the support of a wakf being- (a) a mosque, .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : [1985]152ITR163(AP)
..... finding that it was incorrectly decided, superseded the judgment by enacting the explanation to s. 10(14) with retrospective effect from april 1, 1962, by the finance act, 1975, by which the position was clarified that the allowance was meant for meeting personal expenses at the place where the duties of the office are ordinarily performed. ..... expenditure incurred in the actual performance of official duties so as to attract the exemption under s. 10(14). 53. house rent allowance : section 10(13a) of the act reads : '10. in computing the total income of a previous year of any person, any income falling within any of the following clauses shall not be included - ...... ..... regularity from a definite source, it cannot be regarded as income, much less 'profit in lieu of salary'. 26. this argument obviously overlooks the scheme of the act as reflected in the inclusive definition of income in s. 2(24). capital gain, compensation for termination of employment falling under s. 17(2) and termination of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : [1986]60CompCas568(AP)
..... the court below found in paragraph 43 of its judgment that there is no proof that any material damage to the leased premises was done by wasteful acts or destructive acts. under this ground, the learned counsel argues that there is deficiency in the extent of land leased out as found the court below in the connected ..... registered as a company. a partnership must be one such. this is made clear by the provisions of section 255 of the 1913 act (present act section 567) and section 256 of the 1913 act (present act section 568) where under a deed of partnership has to be filed before the registrar before seeking the registration. hence, a partnership ..... two things. (1) it purports to define and amend certain parts of law relating to transfer or property. (2) it relates to the transfer of property by act of parties. thus, it excludes from its purview sales in execution of decrees, insolvency proceedings, testamentary and intestate succession. the word 'convey' occurring in the first paragraph .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1984AP374
..... is devoid of substance. the foregoing discussion cleared the clouds sought to be cast on the subsistence and validity of section 110 of the h. r. & c. e. act leading to the conclusion that there is no repugnancy. the decision of the supreme court in state of orissa v. m. a. tulloch & company, : [1964]4scr461 ..... ouster of applicability. the amendments contemplated thereunder are not susceptible to be stretched to preclusion or untouchability of any of the provisions of c. p. c. the endowments act being a special enactment clearly fretted out the coverage of . section 92 c. p. c. this aspect can be considered from another perspective. section 110 is concerned ..... petitioners plaintiffs cannot invoke section 92 c. p. c. when this application is barred under section 110 of a. p. charitable and hindu religious institutions and endowments act and hence dismissed the application as well as the suit. 2. the learned counsel for the appellant contended that the bar to applicability of section 92 c. p. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : [1986]60CompCas48(AP)
..... our society who most need the protection of the insurance policy. the definition of 'public place' contained in section 2(24) of the act reads thus : ''public place' means, a road, street, way or other place whether a thoroughfare or not, to which the public have a right of access, and ..... vehicle accidents that frequently take place at workspots or factory premises of the employers need not be covered by any third party insurance policy under section 95 of the act. 7. it appears to me rather difficult to agree with the contention of the insurance company which is fraught with such serious social consequences to a section of ..... public is not admitted as a matter of right cannot be called a public place and there can be no insurance liability fastened on the insurance policy under the act with respect to an accident that occurred in such a private place. 6. the significance of these submission made by the insurance company cannot be exaggerated. these .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1984AP32
..... public is not admitted as a matter of right, cannot be called a public place and there can be no insurance liability fastened to the insurance policy under the act with respect to an accident that occurred in such a private place.5. the significance of these submissions made by the insurance company cannot be exaggerated. these submissions ..... accidents that frequently take place at workspots or factory premises of the employers need not be covered by any third party insurance policy under s. 95 of the act.6. it appears to me rather difficult to agree with the contention of the insurance company which is fraught with such serious social consequences to a section of ..... the contention of the insurance company that a private place cannot, under any circumstances, be called a public place, within the meaning of section 2 (24) of the act, cannot be accepted. in this case, the place where the accident was found to have taken place was place belonging to the public works department to which access .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : II(1984)ACC62
..... that occurred on a factory premises. this clear implication of an express provision of law cannot be denied by. reference to the explanation appended to section 95 of the act. the purpose of a legal explanation is not to enact but to explain. it is merely clarification of, the provision.8. but it must be admitted that this ..... vehicle accidents that frequently take place at workspots or factory premises of the employers need not be covered by any third party insurance policy under section 95 of the act.6. it appears to me rather difficult to agree with the contention of the insurance company which is fraught with such serious social consequences to a section of ..... public is not admitted as a matter of right, cannot be called a public place and there can be no liability fastened on to the insurance company under the act with respect to an accident that occurred in such a private place.5. the significance of these submissions made by the insurance company cannot be exaggerated. these submissions .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 1983CriLJ1296
..... officer or upon his own knowledge, that an offence has been committed. these are the three grounds on the basis of which a magistrate can take cognizance and decided to act accordingly. it would further appear that this court in the case of narayandas bhagwandas madhavdas v. state of west bengal : 1959crilj1368 observed the mode in which a magistrate could take ..... also by the magistrate.provided that, when the complaint is made in writing the magistrate need not examine the complainant and the witnesses;(a) if a public servant acting or purporting to act in the discharge of his official duties or a court has made the complaint. or,(b) if the magistrate makes over the case for inquiry or trial to another .....
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