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Life Insurance Corporation of India Vs. Tada Tirupathayya

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1963AP353

..... disputed. it is, however, admitted that the assured paid the premium amount with interest subsequently and that he also furnished a good health declaration on july 2, 1951. 3. on july, 22, 1951 the assured and his wife met with their death in' a drowning accident in the river stream paleru while they were both traveling by a passenger bus. ..... the part of the appellants to controvert the evidence of the plaintiff in this behalf. even so, it is contended by the appellants that section 214 of the succession act would be applicable to the case and that the court below should not have granted the decree in favour of the plaintiff in the absence of a succession certificate. ..... the family but on the face of it, it did not appear that the debt was a joint debt, the plaintiff need not produce a certificate under the succession act if he could prove otherwise that the debt was due to the family jointly, and that where the family was admittedly undivided and the plaintiff claimed by survivorship, no .....

V.G.A.Dayasagar and 2 ors. Vs. State of A.P., Rep. by P.P. and Another

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... to be decided on the basis of the evidence adduced therein. however, there may be cases where the provisions of sections 41 to 43 of the indian evidence act, 1872, dealing with the relevance of previous judgments in subsequent cases may be taken into consideration."27. therefore the supreme court comprehensively held that the findings of ..... to interpret s. 195(1)(b)(ii) as containing a bar against initiation of prosecution proceedings merely because the document concerned was produced in a court albeit the act of forgery was perpetrated prior to its production in the court. any such construction is likely to ensue unsavoury consequences. for instance, if rank forgery of a ..... affecting the administration of justice as the title of the chapter emphasizes. this way also the offences envisaged in section 195(1)(b) cr.p.c. must involve acts, which would have affected the administration of justice akin to the preamble of it."24. in sachida nand singh v. state of bihar3, the supreme court observed/ .....

Sarasa Appalakonda and ors. Vs. Pulamarasetti Somunaidu and anr.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2008(3)ALD742; 2008(4)ALT174

..... with or not, the court should also take into consideration the legislative inaction in not interfering with the rule against alienation by gift, while enacting the hindu succession act. in the circumstances, we are unable to accept the proposition of law that has been laid down in g. suryakantam's case (supra).15. further reliance ..... legislature has not, except permitting the coparcener to make a will in respect of his undivided interest by section 30 of the hindu succession act, altered the law against making of gift by a coparcener of his undivided interest. while considering whether the strict rule against alienation by gift should be ..... is for the legislature to consider whether it should change such law or not. it may be legitimately presumed that before the passing of the hindu succession act, 1956, the legislature must have taken into consideration the prohibition against making of gifts by a coparcener of his undivided interest in the coparcenary property, but the .....

Chief Secretary to Government of A.P., Gad and Others Vs. P.K. JaIn an ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1998(5)ALD722; 1998(2)ALD(Cri)629; 1998(5)ALT339

..... organisations, the first respondent, as indicated above, could frame necessary scheme meeting the requirements in tune with the a.p. prohibition of the cow slaughter and animals preservation act and the prevention of cruelty to the animalsact, i960. the scheme to come, in my view, would take some time. till such scheme is formulated, it would ..... be subject to the final order in the writ appeal. we are informed that no such deposit has been made and there was no occasion when the respondents acted in accordance with that direction. it is however, stated by the respondents' counsel and it is not denied by the learned government pleader that therepresentatives of the ..... as post-independence laws dealing with animal welfare are concerned, it is a blessing in disguise that sub-section (2) of section 44 of the city police act has not been known for its implementation within the living memory of city police. the learned government pleader has informed us, after getting instructions from the police .....

Uti Technology Services Ltd., Rep. by Its Managing Director Vs. Shri L ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC Hyderabad

..... that unit trust of india (uti) was established as a statutory corporation pursuant to section 3 of the unit trust of india act, 1963 (uti act). the preamble of uti act provided: an act to provide for the establishment of a corporation with a view to encouraging saving and investment and participation in the income, profits and ..... of india (sebi) complaint mutual fund schemes under the sebi (mutual funds) regulations, 1996 (sebi mf regulations). scup forms part of schedule ii of the repeal act. however, scup, which provided certain medical insurance benefits, which were in turn based on certain assumptions about rate of return, premium to be paid for buying the ..... to continue in the same scheme. the learned counsel for the appellant/opp.party contended that uti was established as statutory corporation pursuant to section 3 uti act, 1963. the board of trustees of uti was authorized to formulate unit schemes for the purpose of providing facilities for participation in income, profits etc. scup .....

G. Satyanaray Vs. the Government of Andhra Pradesh,represe

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... the rights and obligations of pattadars/owners of the land and the duties of the revenue officers appointed by the government. land revenue rules, 1951: these are statutory rules framed under section 172 of the land revenue act, 1317 fasli and the various rights and responsibilities of the pattadar are enumerated thereunder. rule 4 thereof stipulates the conditions on which the ..... rights shall be presumed to be correct unless contrary is shown as per section 80(3) of that act. the relevant portion of the said judgment, at para-5, reads : the khasra entries from 1937-38 to 1941-42 and 1943-44 to 1951-52 are all in favour of smt. rajrani. they show that she was in possession over the ..... land during those years. khasra is a record of right according to section 45(2) of the central provinces land revenue act, 1917. section 80(3) of that act provides that entries in a record of .....

Suresh Gir Vs. K. Ahadev

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1998(1)ALD25; 1997(6)ALT436

..... the conditions prevailing in the post-war scenario. the question whether projection of basic rent to the 1938 level 40 or 50 years after the advent of the act can pass the test of 'reasonableness' or 'reasonable classification'was not considered by their lordships. the principle laid down in motor general traders' case (supra) ..... realistic. 25. in rattan arya 's case (supra), the supreme court while striking down section 30(ii) of the tamil nadu buildings (lease & rent control) act as unconstitutional made these pertinent observations : 'we must also observe here that whatever justification there may have been in 1973 when section 30(ii) was amended by imposing ..... (supra), the learned single judge exceeded his jurisdiction in pronouncing upon the constitutional validity of section 4 in a revision petition arising under the a.p. buildings act. it is, therefore, contended that the judgment in ataur rahman 's case (supra) has practically no value either as a binding judgment or as a precedent .....

D. Murali Krishna Public School, Champapet Vs. Regional Joint Director ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1986AP204

..... from a conspectus of the above consideration, i am constrained to hold that the authorities have derelicted their constitutional and statutory duties under s. 20 of the act. accordingly the show cause notice is quashed and there shall be a direction to the respondents to recognise the institution of the petitioner from l. kg to ..... pragmatic to the situation and in appropriate cases they should tailor their actions to relax them so as to subserve the purpose of the constitution and the act. rules are not sacrosanct and immutable. instead of so doing, the respondents have taken recourse to cancel the temporary permission to classes i and ii by ..... from social injustice. despite abolition of untouchability under art. 17 and prohibiting its practice in any form to be an offence, and the civil rights protection act providing rigorous punishment, the practice thereof is being perpetrated remorsely unabated. the dalits are in abject poverty with sub-human conditions. the preamble of the constitution .....

Indian Chemical and Pharmaceutical Works, Hyderabad Represented by Its ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1964AP430

..... a part-b state under the indian constitution as and from 26th january 1950. the central laws were made applicable to part-b states in 1951, the drugs act of 1940 being one of the central enactments thus made applicable. the application of the central law necessitated certain amendments to ..... . the preamble reads thus : --'whereas in consequence of the extension to the state of hyderabad of the opium act, (central act xiii of 1857), the opium act, 1878 (central act i of 1878) and the dangerous drugs act, 1930 (central act ii of 1930) and the repeal of the corresponding hyderabad state law by the opium and revenue laws (extension ..... fails.10. the second contention is that 'chloral hydrate' is not an intoxicating and narcotic substance within the meaning of section 2 (iv) of the hyderabad intoxicating drugs act. section 2 (iv) reads as follows :'any other intoxicating and narcotic substance which the government may, by notification declareto be an intoxicating drug, such substance not being .....

B.R. Andewar Vs. Lingari Narsimha

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1992(1)ALT575

..... herein pleaded to that effect. of course, the landlord has not pleaded that he has no other suitable accommodation. section 10(3)(c) of the rent control act does not enjoin upon the landlord to establish that he has no other suitable accommodation. abdul hamid and anr. v. nur mohammed, : air1976delhi328 relied upon for the ..... portion in which the revision petitioner is residing.11. when eviction is claimed by way of additional accommodation under section 10(3)(c) of the rent control act, it is merely necessary to establish that the landlord bonafide requires additional accommodation for residential purpose or for the purpose of business which he is carrying on ..... situation.7. east india corporation ltd., v. shree meenakshi mills ltd., : [1991]2scr310 was referred to in this context. while referring to tamil nadu rent control act, it was held therein that though there is no express bar for filing a suit for eviction yet except for the limited extent provided, the jurisdiction of civil .....