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The Official Receiver, East Tanjore, representing the estate of the In ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1951Mad687; (1951)IMLJ200

..... we may find useful observations in kandasami pillai v. kandasami pillai, : air1947mad372 and venkatapayya v. official eeceiver, guntur : air1944mad278 . the passages in mullah's insolvency act at pages 411 and 414 and a summary of the discussions at page 415 may also be referred to for guidance. if therefore the principle of relation back ..... receiver. that an official receiver would, in such matters, have the same position as that contemplated by sections 40 and 91 of the transfer of property act, does not require such discussion. all these decisions only show that the official receiver, under such circumstances, is bound by the equities and the liabilities of ..... ., 30-9-1948. unlike the provisions of the presidency towns insolvency act which have followed section 37 (1), english bankruptcy act in laying down that an orderof adjudication shall relate back to the date on which the act of bankruptcy has taken place, the provinoial insolvency act makes the relation back a more restricted one and .....

S.Sandhya Vs. the Chief General Manager and ors.

Court : Chennai

..... servant. while distinguishing that payment under the tamil nadu government servant's family benefit fund scheme, as not to be equated to pension, governed by the provisions of the pension act and the rules and repelling the contention that section 8 of the hindu succession act provides for succession to the hindu, has been excluded by the ..... incurred by the member. the protection which is afforded is even given to the extent that the official assignee appointed under the presidency towns insolvency act or any receiver appointed under the provincial insolvency act shall not be entitled to have any claim on the provident fund amount. similar protection is given to a nominee under sub ..... take the amount for himself."29. the judgments considered by this court, in m.v.krishnamoorthy's case (cited supra) are worth reproduction,"12.in union of bharat v. asha bi [air 1957 mp 79], a division bench presided over by chief justice hidayatullah, as he then was, on a consideration of all the decisions .....

The Narasaraopeta Electric Corporation Ltd. by Its Managing Director, ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1951Mad979; [1951]21CompCas297(Mad); (1951)1MLJ277

..... the assent of the governor-general on 18th january 1950 and after the constitution came into force, was also certified by the president under article 31(6) of the constitution.5. the act applies to all undertakings of licencees whether they belong to individual owners or firms or corporations or companies or local authorities. section 4 ..... should be just compensation as required under the australian and american constitutions. it has been held in 'missouri pacific railway v. state of nebrasaka', (1894) 164 u s 403 : 41 law ed 489, that taking by a state of the private property of one person or corporation without the owners' consent, for the private use ..... (1882) 7 ac 829. as lord watson said during the argument of 'attorney-general for ontario v. attorney-general for quebec', lefroy's legislative power in canada, p. 418, 'that which it' (the act) 'accomplished and that which is its main object to accomplish, is the object of the statute' (as distinguished from the motives which influenced .....

icici Bank Limited Rep. by Its Sr. Vice President-hr Vs. Lakshminaraya ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2009(1)CTC22

..... vrs was floated by the bank by circular no.co:stf:39:94-95, dated 21.7.1994; thereafter, the respondent-writ petitioner applied for 'pension' under the bank's pension scheme, on which no action was taken by the bank. 5. learned counsel appearing for the appellant-bank relied on different decisions of the supreme court ..... monetary stability or sound economic growth having due regard to the interests of the depositors etc. as provided under section 5(c)(a) of the banking regulation act does not mean that the private companies carrying on the business or commercial activity of banking, discharge any public function or public duty. these are all regulatory ..... compliance with those provisions. for instance, if a private employer dispenses with the service of its employee in violation of the provisions contained under the industrial disputes act, in innumerable cases the high court interfered and has issued the writ to the private bodies and the companies in that regard. but the difficulty in .....

M. Kanagasabapathy Vs. the Special Officer,

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2008)1MLJ270; 2007(5)CTC392

..... the powers vested to him, functions mainly of a managerial nature; 11. in 1983 act, an officer has been defined as under section 2(19).section 2(19): 'officer' includes a president, vice-president, managing director, secretary, assistant secretary, member of board and any other person empowered ..... the management to pay subsistence allowance during the period of suspension of an employee. the act came to be introduced with the above said objective. the act contains 13 sections which received the assent of the president on 21.7.1981. section 2 is the definition clause which defines an 'employee ..... under the rules or the bye-laws to give directions in regard to the business of the registered society; 12. in p. ramanatha aiyer's advanced law lexicon, the maxim 'generalia specialibus non derogant' has been explained, wherein it is stated asunder:special acts are not repealed by general acts .....

The Cosmopolitan Club, Madras Represented by the Honorary Secy. P.M. B ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1952Mad814; (1952)1MLJ401

..... v. postmaster-general exparte car-michael, (1923) 1 k. b. 291 the applicant mrs. carmichael had what avory j. held, a right of appeal under the workmen's compensation act, which gave all the relief which she can require. i would be most reluctant to import into indian law the view of avory j. which is rather anextreme one, expressed ..... this matter arising from the un business like manner in which social clubs, which are not commercial concerns working for profit are managed by elected committees and honorary presidents and secretaries who draw no remuneration. 10. the lack of notice or representation to government prior to the filing of a writ petition under article 226 may ..... of which it is composed. all the members of the petitioning club are on an equal footing with an equal interest in the club and its property. the president, honarary secretary, treasurer and so on are all unpaid officers, nor would in effect a paid full-time secretary divest such a club of the distinctive features .....

C. Abboy Reddiar Vs. Collector of Chingleput at Saidapet and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1952Mad45; (1951)2MLJ402a

..... in 'mt. durgi v. goalln', 20 pat 373, in aid or his argument. in that case it is laid down that a commissioner appointed under the workmen's compensation act, 1923, is a court. there certain tests are laid down for deciding whether a tribunal is or is not a court and one of the several tests propounded is ..... determination of this question. in 'lakshmanan chettiar v. kannappar', 50 mad 121' it was held by a pull bench of our court that the chief judge of the presidency small causes court at madras, in deciding a revision petition preferred to him under rule 4 of the rules framed by the governor in council under the madras city ..... what was decided there was that a district or subordinate judge in deciding an election petition presented under the rules issued by the local government under the local boards act was acting not merely as a 'persona designata' but as a court exercising original civil jurisdiction. this decision does not really help the petitioner. the full bench construed the .....

K. Peramanayakam Pillai Vs. S.T. Sivaraman and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1952Mad419; (1952)IMLJ308

..... mitakshara family, his power to sell his sons' interest for antecedent debts not tainted by illegality or immorality, vests in the official assignee under section 52(2) of the presidency towns insolvency act. it was so held by the judicial committee in 'sat narain v. srikishen das'. 17 lah 644 (pc). decisions of this court held that the law was the ..... is likely to arise in giving effect to it. now a sale of joint property by a coparcener though made without legal necessity is in this presidency valid to the extent of vendor's share. suppose that share is really worth the whole of the amount paid by the vendee as the price why should he get anything more?next ..... of their restoring the benefit received by them out of the consideration paid by the vendee. in innumerable cases where the court has set aside a father's, manager's, guardian's, trustee's or widow's sale in excess of the powers of the alienor, it has granted equitable relief to the plaintiff on condition of a refund of that part of .....

K. Panchapagesa Ayyar and anr. Vs. K. Kalyanasundaram Ayyar and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1957Mad472

..... to how the allotment was to be made and they had also certain differences, they gave a muchalika to their sister's husband sri p. s. sivarama ayyar, who was then aged about 60 and who was the president of the bar association, negapattinam till 1930. 3. this muchalika ex. b 102 runs as follows:-- 'whereas there ..... not compulsorily rcgislrable. the degree of formality of the document is a factor that may be taken into consideration in deciding the question' (chitaley and annaji rao's indian registration act (2nd edition) (air commentaries) pages 228-229). 21. whatever may be the form of the document, if it is to all intents and purposes and ..... enjoyment' (all relevant madras decisions discussed). in : air1953bom50 (z-12) it was held : 'the expression 'collateral' transaction in the proviso to section 49, registration act, is not used in the sense of an ancillary or a subsidiary transaction to a main or principal transaction. the transaction as recorded could be a particular or specific .....

The Andhra Paper Mills Co., Ltd. Vs. Anand Bros.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1951Mad783; (1951)IMLJ340

..... of the official liquidator in a suit filed by him.16. the second point relates to the proper-interpretation of section 171, indian companies act. s, 47, presidency towns insolvency act & section 46, provincial act, which are made applicable to proceedings for the winding up of a company & the realisation & distribution of its assets are wider in scope ..... which in this case, had not been sought or obtained.15. the argument on the first point overlooks section 229, companies act, which by reference, incorporates section 47. presidency towns insolvency act & section 46, provincial act, the result is that where there have been mutual dealings between a company & a creditor proving or claiming to prove ..... official liquidator & the deft. against each other are money claims which fall within the purview of section 229, companies act, the set off claimed by the deft. is really a defence to the pltf.'s claim for recovery of money & section 171 does not apply. where in a suit for recovery of money by .....