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Moti Ram. Vs. State of H.P.

Court : Himachal pradesh

..... were deposited with pw-10 hc kailash chand, the then mhc, police station, sadar, (chamba) and entry to this effect was made in malkhana register, the abstract of which is ex.pw-10/a. 5. .....

Vedwati, and Other. Vs. Balraj, and Other.

Court : Himachal pradesh

1. the respondents filed a suit for permanent prohibitory injunction restraining the predecessor-in-interest of the present appellants (sukh dev singh) from taking forcible possession of the suit property by ousting them from the suit land. it was also pleaded that the defendant be restrained from selling, cutting the trees and raising any construction till partition takes place. the main ground was that the land is joint and shri sukh dev being a strong person was trying to raise construction and forcibly evict the co-owners of the property. 2. sukh dev admitted that the land was jointly owned 1 whether the reporters of local papers may be allowed to see the judgment? yes. by the parties but claimed that he is in exclusive possession of the suit land by way of private arrangement. both the courts below came to the conclusion that the land is joint and therefore sukh dev was restrained from taking forcible exclusive possession of the suit property and was also restrained from cutting and selling the trees from the suit land. 3. this appeal was admitted on the following questions of law on 12.7.2000:- after hearing the learned counsel on both side, the appeal is admitted on the following substantial questions of law: 1. whether the suit filed by the plaintiffs seeking permanent injunction of the joint property owned and possessed by the parties could be entertained by the trial court without ascertaining their rights by the parties in partition proceedings? 2. whether the .....

Smt. Lila Wati and ors. Vs. Paras Ram and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1977HP1

..... plaintiffs was that the defendants were trespassers and in the evidence it has been sought to establish that when the defendants became financially weak the grand-father of lalit kumar out of compassion permitted the defendants to live in the disputed premises and in these circumstances according to the defendants the plaintiffs were not entitled to get possession. ..... ram, (air 1933 lah 384) that it is not sufficient merely to prove that the books are correct and have been regularly kept in the course of business, but the entries must also be proved unless the necessity for such proof is removed by the admission of the opposite party. ..... therefore, without any proof with regard to their being kept in the regular course of business these entries which have been produced at the fag end of the case and were not relied upon by the defendants cannot be used ..... the defendants also tried to introduce documentary evidence in the form of bahis to show that there was an entry with regard to the payment of wages to the witness and his son and which purported to bear the signatures ..... the plaintiffs had objected to this on the ground that the documents and the entries had not been relied upon and were being produced on the date of the examination ..... furthermore, the defendants had to establish that these entries were made by such and such person, especially when they are not admitted by the plaintiffs who say that these 13 pages of the bahi entries are quite spurious and it would be quite evident from .....

Col. Inder Singh Vs. Rangila Ram Rao and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : AIR2005HP11

..... 1 was carrying country liquor 'to be distributed amongst the electorate in the vicinity of nawahi and batala 1 and 2 polling booths of the constituency' without any permit and fir had been registered in this regard.29. ..... 52 (sic) of 2003 was registered in police station sarkaghat on the basis of an entry made in the daily diary on 25-2-2003. ..... 1 on 25-2-2003 carried 95 pouches of indian liquor in a car without any permit and at the instance of respondent no. .....

State of H.P. and ors. Vs. Shiam Lal Sharma

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2008(2)ShimLC385

..... the submissions made by the learned deputy advocate general were that the applicant applied at a very belated stage for correction of his birth entry and the said entry could not have been corrected by the learned tribunal since the applicant did not make the representation within a period of two years as ..... learned tribunal not only entertained the application at a belated stage but permitted the correction of the entry ignoring the decisions of the apex court in this regard.6. ..... not alleged as to when he made the representation to the government, though he has simply alleged that he learnt in 1972 about the wrong entry and applied to punjab university, which corrected the entry in the year 1972. ..... slr 741, shows that it was observed by their lordships that the mere fact that the employees are given one time opportunity to get their dates of birth corrected does not in itself permit overlooking long delay. ..... a period of five years of joining service and the amendment was made with effect from the year 1991, now the application can be filed within two years from the date of entry into the government service. ..... at the time of appointment is deemed to be conclusive unless a person applies for correction of age within two years from his date of entry into the government service. ..... applied for correction of the entry before the learned tribunal on ..... clear that he made representation some time after 1972 but waited till the year 1994 to apply before the learned tribunal for correction of the entry. .....

Geeta Devi and anr. Vs. Sanjeev Chauhan and anr.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : III(2006)ACC709,2006ACJ2010

..... the insurance company has basically raised the plea that the original driving licence in favour of deceased, ajit singh only permitted him to drive lmv (ntpt) which means light motor vehicle (non transport). ..... in my view there can be no escaping the fact that when the deceased was permitted to drive the vehicle, he did not have any licence to drive a transport vehicle. mr. ..... the photocopy of the receipt, the application and the relevant page and entry of the register in question have been kept on the record of this case.12. ..... therefore, in my opinion the driving licence produced on record did not permit the driver to drive a transport motor vehicle and as such the insurance company was wrongly held liable to pay compensation.13. ..... lalit sharma, learned counsel for insurance company, the licence was absolutely clear and did not permit the driver to drive a transport vehicle. .....

Paras Ram Vs. Dayal Das and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1965HP32

..... his contention was that the date, as given in the plaint, was taken from the entries in the service book of the appellant and that people entering service, give their age less than the actual ..... it was prayed that the entry may be permitted to be produced in this court as it had got a very material bearing on the legitimacy of the ..... it was, further, alleged that the appellant could not produce the entry in the trial court as he was not aware of it, before his visit to ..... the appellant had 'gone to haridwar, in connection with the death ceremonies of his mother, who had died after the decision in the case by the learned district judge, and that at haridwar he had found an entry in the bahi of the panda, made at the instance of respondent no. ..... is no obscurity in the evidence which may be clarified by the entry in the panda's bahi or the horoscopes. ..... examination and appreciation of evidence, in the present case, does not disclose any inherent lacuna or defect for the removal of which this court may require the entry in the panda's bahi or the horoscopes. ..... the appellant cannot be permitted to fill in gaps, in his evidence, by the production of additional evidence, in this court, vide state of u. p. ..... 1 and 2, to rebut the entries in the jamabandi, and to prove that the property had been partitioned was vague, indefinite and contradictory and was rightly disbelieved by both the lower ..... , if the appellant is permitted to produce tne panda'sbahi and the horoscopes, as additional evidence, in this .....

In Re: Morepen Laboratories Ltd.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : [2006]130CompCas368(HP)

..... (i) the value of the creditors shall be in accordance with the books of the petitioner-company and in case of dispute as regards entries in the books, the chairmen/alternate chairmen conducting the meetings shall determine such value for the purpose of the meetings. ..... in case of the meeting of the creditors, the voting by proxy is permitted provided the same if filed at the registered office of the petitioner-company 48 hours prior to the date of meetings in the prescribed form duly signed by the person entitled to attend and vote. .....

Devi Singh and ors. Vs. Hukam Ram and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1977HP85

..... mere circumstance that, the entry is erroneous on its merits does not permit such an enquiry.7. ..... occupancy tenant the court is precluded from going behind that entry in order to determine whether, for the purpose of applying section 3 of the punjab occupancy tenants (vesting of proprietary rights) act, 1953, she can be held to be an occupancy ..... by appropriately defining the expression 'occupancy tenant,' it made the recorded entry conclusive proof of the fact that the tenant so recorded was an occupancy ..... , considering it necessary that the question should be examined whether the entries in the revenue records showing hira and smt, devku as occupancy tenants were erroneous, made an order dated ..... emphasis has been laid on the recorded entry, and the recorded entry has been made conclusive proof that the tenant recorded is an occupancy tenant ..... act did not require proof of actual possession, but merely the existence of an entry of a person's name as an occupant in the khasra or khaumni of 1356 ..... consideration is:--whether, upon the facts of the present case, for the purpose of applying section 3 of the punjab occupancy tenants (vesting of proprietary rights) act, 1953, the court is precluded from, going behind the entry recorded in the revenue records showing hira and smt. ..... seems to us that the learned judges who decided those cases were impressed by the consideration that the reality behind the recorded entry called for investigation, and the recorded entry itself was not sufficient. .....

Beli Ram Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 2007(2)ShimLC227

..... sharma on the basis of the contents of annexure p-5 has submitted that the petitioner has not been permitted to complete 15 years of service and was discharged from the indian army with the observation 'service no longer required'.5. mr. ..... it is evident from the contents of annexure p-5 that the reason for the discharge of the petitioner from the army was that the petitioner was a habitual offender and several red ink entries were made in his rolls. ..... has urged that it is evident from annexure p-5, dated 10th july, 2001 that the petitioner was discharged from the army with 'fair character only' and being a habitual offender with several red ink entries were made in his rolls. .....