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N. Mangalchand Vaid and ors. Vs. the Secretary to Government of Tamil ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2008)1MLJ476

..... juncture, it is to be mentioned that the district collector is the chairman of the committees constituted both under the tamil nadu preservation of private forests act and the tamil nadu hill areas (preservation of trees) act. therefore, even if the notification is issued by the district collector, but not by the committee headed by him, it ..... where the lands of the appellants situate. therefore, the contention of the appellants that the notification should have been issued only under tamil nadu hill area (preservation of trees) act has no legs to stand before us. therefore, this contention raised on the part of the appellants is rejected.13. at this juncture, we feel ..... which may be declared by the committee to be forests besides the forests situated in estates as defined in the tamil nadu estate land act, 1938, the tamil nadu hill areas (preservation of trees) act, applies to all hill areas in the state. admittedly, the petitioners lands are in a contiguous area of exceeding two hectares. .....

The Sirumalai Kanakasabapathy Poohjolai Co. Ltd. Vs. State of Tamil Na ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1988Mad366

..... having sirumalai village where the lands are situated declared as a 'hill station', within the meaning of the tamil nadu hill stations (proservation of trees) act, 1955, hereinafter referred to as the act. in the tamil nadu forest manual corrected up to 31-12-1979, produced by the learned government advocate (forest cases), appearing for the ..... be equated to the enumerated areas in the schedule. the third submission is that the lands being ryoti lands and the notification under the tamil nadu preservation -of private forests act, 1949 having been held to be void by this court, the very, same reason must be held good for nullifying the present government order. ..... in sirumalaivillage, dindigul taluk,madurai dist. earlier, there was a notification by the collector of madurai under s. 1(2)(iii) of the tamil nadu preservation of private forests act, 1949. that notification was challenged by the petitioner in w. p. 3000 of 1977 and that challenge was successful when this court allowed the -writ .....

State of Kerala and anr. Etc. Vs. K.C. Moosa Haji and ors. Etc.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1984Ker149

..... , by notification, to prohibit or regulate the doing of any act detrimental to preservation, and to regulate exercise of customary or prescriptive rights. the other provisions which dealt with institution of prosecutions, bar of suits, rule making power etc ..... and the key provision was the one contained in section 3 which prohibited alienation of any part of the forest, and the cutting of trees or the doing of any act likely to denude or diminish the utility of the forest except with the previous permission of the district collector. section 6 empowered the government ..... not be forests, but the statements in the petitions seem to suggest that operations were carried thereon for the express purpose of growing these plants and trees. however, lands which are covered by eucalyptus or teak growing spontaneously as in a jungle or forest, would be outside the purview of the acquisition.'their .....

Pratap Singh Vs. Commr. of Income-tax

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1952All845; [1952]22ITR1(All)

..... .7. in the statement of the case, the tribunal have not indicated the exact manner in which skill and labour were utilised for regeneration and preservation of the trees and have not exactly explained what were the processes that were carried out by the assessee. in the appellate order, the tribunal had, however, ..... expressing no opinion on the question whether land can be said to be used for agricultural purposes within section 2 (1), income-tax act, if it has been planted with trees and cultivated in the regular course of arboriculture, their lordships proceeded to define the scope of the word 'agriculture' in the following words ..... gains falling within the following classes shall not be included in the total income of the person receiving them. ..... (viii) agriculturalincome.' . section 2 (1), income-tax act defines 'agriculturalincome' as meaning :'(a) any rent or revenue derived from land which is used for agricultural purposes, and is either assessed to land-revenue in british india .....

State of Himachal Pradesh and Others Etc. Vs. Ganesh Wood Products and ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1996SC149; JT1995(6)SC485; 1995(5)SCALE303; (1995)6SCC363; [1995]Supp3SCR477

..... in the schedule again, if the government thinks it necessary, as contemplated by section 18 of the act. the act permits government monopoly in the matter of sale of forest produce covered by the act.34. the himachal pradesh land preservation act, 1978 confers extensive powers to regulate, restrict, prohibit cutting of trees and their removal from notified areas. so does the himachal pradesh private forest ..... cm. at breast height) yields the optimum quantity of requisite material and is allowed to be cut. trees with lesser girth are not allowed to be cut as per the technical order no. 670 dated 13th august, 1993 issued under the himachal pradesh land preservation act, 1978 and the rules made thereunder. this order, it may be noted, is applicable to private lands .....

Mukesh Gandhi Vs. Deputy Secretary (Health) Medical Education and Rese ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : AIR2009Guj7

..... the recipient to have the liver transplanted in the very hospital, where it has been harvested. as observed earlier, situation of preservation of human organ through scientific mode is conceived under the act. therefore, there could be a transplantation of such human organ in different hospital than the hospital at which organ is removed. ..... other process required to be undertaken before its transplantation into the body of the recipient. therefore, if a situation of preservation of a human organ through accepted scientific method is conceived under the act, there is no reason to rule out the possibility of transplantation of such human organ after some time and such may ..... prescribe the norms for such purpose, as and when the human organ is to be removed, preserved, and permitted to be transplanted at the another recognized hospital. however, it does appear that there is no prohibition under the act, for removal of an organ of human body in one recognized hospital, and its transplantation .....

Kanyakumari District Planters Association, Nagarcoil rep., by its Secr ...

Court : Chennai

..... two hectares, which may be declared by the committee to be forests besides the forests situated in estates as defined in the tamil nadu estate land act, 1938, and the tamil nadu hill areas (preservation of trees) act, upheld the validity of the notification. 29. the argument that ryotwari patta lands could not have been declared as forest that too without notice and without ..... justice. reference was also made to the existence of similar provisions under the tamil nadu hill areas (preservation of trees) act, 1955, which enactment is applicable to plantations such as tea, coffee, cardamom, under which prior permission is required for felling trees in terms of section 3(1) of the said act, wherein a district committee has been constituted as that of the private forest .....

Bhavani Tea and Produce Co. Ltd. Vs. State of Kerala and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : JT1991(1)SC503; 1991(1)KLT666(SC); 1991(1)SCALE319; (1991)2SCC463; [1991]1SCR550

..... and south kanara having a contiguous area exceeding 100 acres. by an explanation added thereto by section 2(a) of the madras preservation of private forests (second amendment) act, 1954, (madras act xviii of 1954), it was explained that nothing in this clause shall be deemed to apply to any land which was brought under ..... that the plantations were abandoned about 40 years ago as evidenced by the presence of scattered old plants, of shade trees and fruit bearing trees here and there such as silver oak trees, orange trees, guava trees, dada trees and territoriewhich could not be of natural growth. the commissioner also observed that the condition of the estate was ..... replenished with wiled beasts of vererie or chase, and with great coverts of vert (i.e. green-leaved trees, bushes, etc.) for the succour of the said wiled beasts, to have their abode in: for the preservation and continuance of which said place, together with the vert and venison, there are certain particular laws, privileges .....

K.V. Kadiresan and Com., by Partner K.V. Kadiresan and ors. Vs. the St ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1985)2MLJ15

..... ) act, 1969, etc have been enacted for the preservation of trees and in the larger interests of the state. respondents state that, in the earlier stages, timber ..... powers conferred under sections 35 and 36 of the tamil nadu forest act, 1882 (iii of 1882) a pro-constitution enactment. the said act was enacted 'for the protection and management of forests' in the state of tamil nadu. apart from this act, tamil nadu preservation of private forests act, 1949, tamil nadu hill stations (preservation of trees) act, 1955, gudalur jenmam estates (abolition and conversation into ryotwari .....

C. Kaliammal and ors. Vs. the Forest Range Officer and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1991)568MLJ1

..... or any offence committed or any fine or penalty incurred or any proceeding commenced in such place before such exemption. under the tamil nadu hill areas (preservation of trees) act, such area which is not under cultivation must be understood as a forest whether private or belonging to the state. this has defined cultivation to ..... 1985)2mlj67 , which supports his contention, the learned government advocate appearing for forest cases draws my attention to section 3(2) of the tamil nadu hill areas (preservation of trees) act, 1955 (xvii of 1955), and submits that this provision was not brought to the notice of the learned judge, when the judgment referred to by the learned ..... which action has to be taken for the contravention of the provisions of the act. 3. it seems, however, that a reference to section 3(2) of the tamil nadu hill areas (preservation of trees) act, 1955 (xvii of 1955), (hereinafter referred to as 'the act') is misplaced. the facts of the case do not warrant any examination .....