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Makhanlal Natta Vs. Tridib Ghosh and Another

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1993Cal289

..... (2) no relief for damages shall be granted under this section unless the plaintiff has claimed such relief in his plaint; provided that where no such damages have been claimed in the plaint, the court shall, at any stage of the proceedings, allow the plaintiff ..... 1 has admitted that he has' agreed to act in the jatra party of the plaintiff and since he was not contracted for a long period by the plaintiff, he was not feeling well and the decision which the ..... all parties are to act on a signed copy of the minutes of the operative part of the judgment on the ..... joining and/or continuing to act and/or perform as an artiste with the ..... 42 of the specific relief act the only test to be laid down by the courts for granting an injunction is the test of reasonableness and not the principles governing issuance of temporary injunction under ..... 40 of the specific relief act, which is set out here ..... 1 took to act as a player in the jatra party of the plaintiff, would be unable to act as a player and, as such, he is returning the sum of rs.2001/- and as a matter of fact, the ..... 6 of the contract act and submitted that an offer can be revoked if the communication of the said revocation is made before the ..... 27 of thecontract act and submitted that an agreement by which one is restrained from exercising a lawful profession, trade or business ofany kind, is to that extent ..... 1 agreed to act as an actorin the jatra party of the plaintiff and then he wanted to get rid of the agreement and there is no mention of the .....

Ashok Narang Vs. State

Court : Delhi

..... in the instant case, there are corroborative evidence such as fsl report dated 24.03.1999 and 29.07.1999 ex.pw5/a, ex.pw5/b, ex.pw5/c and ex.pw5/d respectively in respect of the case property viz salwaar ex.p1 and kurta ex.p2 worn by prosecutrix at the time of alleged incident and seized by seizure memo ex.pw18/e and also the fsl report ex.pw5/a in respect of three micro slides having whitish smears which are ..... three seater sofa ex.p1, alleged seized from the office premises of the appellant in the name and style of narang properties situate on main road, jamrudpur, opposite lsr college, new delhi alongwith the abovesaid case property, as also seized vide seizure memo ex.pw7/a in respect of maruti 800 car, metallic blue colour bearing registration no.dl-3c-c-1746..77. ..... the absence of the signatures or the thumb impression of an accused on the disclosure statement recorded under section 27 of the evidence act detracts materially from the authenticity and the reliability of the disclosure statement. ..... appeal no.932/2009 page 4 of 70 from the office premises of the appellant in the name of narang property situated main road, jamrudpur opposite lady sri ram college, new delhi along with above said case property as also vide seizure memo ex.pw7/a in respect of the car no. ..... thirdly, during the period on 29.09.1998 and 30.09.1998 at shop narang property dealer at jamrupdpur, delhi they both in furtherance of their common intention committed rape with satnam kaur against her will..6. .....

P.S. Satheesh Chandran Nair Vs. Mini Panicker

Court : Kerala

..... of 2009 has been filed by the 'purchaser' of the property, which was sought to be intercepted invoking section 44 (2) of the act; while the defaulter has not filed any case. 3. ..... interim order came to be passed by this court on 19.07.2007, which is extracted below: "since addl.9th respondent submitted that the defaulter namely, the first respondent has other properties, which can be sold in recovery proceedings, there will be interim direction to the 6th respondent to either notify the property for sale or if it is not within his jurisdiction to transfer the file to the concerned tahsildar who will attach and sell the said ..... there is a separate provision in respect of immovable property as given under section 34, the demand to be served upon the defaulter has necessarily to be with reference to section 34 and since the respondent ksfe has conceded in the pleadings and proceedings that only demand notice under section 7 was issued in respect of chitts pertaining to kottayam and ettumannoor branches, while section 34 notice was served only after the date of ..... (c) 16187 of 2007 that the concerned property, having a total extent of 32.62 ares in sy.no.133/3 of block no.24 of vellilappally village, originally belonged to his mother, which came to be vested equally on him and his brother's son by name prathap (husband of the defaulter and ..... no plea of discrimination will stand in view of vested right of the creditor to proceed against the principal debtor or the guarantor, as the .....

Attorney-general for the State of South Australia Vs. the Corporation ...

Court : Australia High Court

..... all public roads in the area of a council are vested in the council in fee simple under the real property act 1886 (sa)[26]. ..... his honour said that the court could not read down the words of the sub-section as if they were almost nugatory, and construed them as follows: "they give a power to lay down rules in respect of matters of municipal concern, matters that have been reasonably understood to be within the province of municipal government because ..... [265] lynch v brisbane city council [1961] hca 19; (1961) 104 clr 353 at 362-363, referring to williamson v city of melbourne [1932] viclawrp 61; [1932] vlr 444; ex parte pritchard (1876) 14 scr (nsw) 226; ex parte o'neill (1892) 13 lr (nsw) (l) 280; bremer v district council of echunga [1919] ..... [266] lynch v brisbane city council [1961] hca 19; (1961) 104 clr 353 at 364. ..... [223] lynch v brisbane city council [1961] hca 19; (1961) 104 clr 353 at 361. ..... [81] lynch v brisbane city council [1961] hca 19; (1961) 104 clr 353 at 364. ..... [222] [1961] hca 19; (1961) 104 clr 353 at 364; [1961] hca 19. ..... [197] lynch [1961] hca 19; (1961) 104 clr 353 at 364 per dixon ..... [184] lynch [1961] hca 19; (1961) 104 clr 353 at 364 per dixon ..... [182] [1961] hca 19; (1961) 104 clr 353 at 364 (emphasis added ..... [181] [1961] hca 19; (1961) 104 clr 353 at 363- ..... [176] [1961] hca 19; (1961) 104 clr 353 at ..... [175] [1961] hca 19; (1961) 104 clr 353 at ..... 168] melbourne corporation v barry (1922) 31 clr 174; [1922] hca 56; lynch v brisbane city council (1961) 104 clr 353; [1961] hca 19. .....

Rai Saheb Rekhchand Mohota Spg. and Vs. Dy. Cit

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Mumbai

Reported in : (2006)5SOT561(Mum.)

..... 1 and 2 in both the years is regarding not allowing the expenses incurred for the training of shri vinay kumar mohota under section 37(1) of income tax act, 1961 being rs. ..... on appeal, order of the assessing officer was upheld by learned commissioner (appeals) by holding that the expenditure was not laid out wholly and exclusively for the purpose of business and, therefore, not allowable under section 37(1). .....

Fry Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... it is contended that congress did not intend to include state employees within the reach of the economic stabilization act, and that the pay board therefore did not have the authority to regulate the compensation due state employees. ..... drafted and ratified the constitution that the states were sovereign in many respects, and that, although their legislative authority could be superseded by congress in many areas where congress was competent to act, congress was nonetheless not free to deal with a state as if it were just another individual or business enterprise subject to regulation. ..... 542 certiorari to the temporary emergency court of appeals of the united states syllabus the economic stabilization act of 1970 authorized the president to stabilize wages and salaries at certain levels, and the pay board was ..... 183 (1968), held that congress could impose the provisions of the fair labor standards act upon state entities, so as to regulate the maximum number of hours and minimum wages received by state employees of ..... for himself and justices reed, murphy, and burton in stating that "we are not prepared to say that the national government may constitutionally lay a nondiscriminatory tax on every class of property and activities of states and individuals alike. ..... there may be nondiscriminatory taxes which, when laid on a state, would nevertheless impair the sovereign status of the state quite as much as a like tax imposed by a state on property or activities of the national government. .....

T.H. Condon and A. Butterworth Vs. the Muir Mills Company, Limited of ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : (1900)ILR22All410

..... prosecution which had been instituted against him as a director of the company under section 55 of the indian companies act, 1882, this being done apparently with a view to show how in one respect ..... having pointed out in regard to the applications of james scott and vickers that the proper forms had not been complied with in the appointment of arindell and smith to act for cooper and beer, and that, if the appointments of the two former were to be held valid, there would have been six directors instead of a maximum of ..... four allowed by the articles of association, held that the defect was cured by article 86 of the articles of association which ran as follows:all acts done by any meeting of directors * * * or by any person acting as a director, shall be valid and effectual notwithstanding that it be afterwards discovered that there was some defect in their appointment or qualifications respectively.his lordship then continued:]20. ..... the managing director of the muir mills, saying he 'distrusted the management'; that he had prosecuted one of the other directors fora technical offence under the companies act, and refused to seek re-election as a director; and that the directors of the muir mills company therefore feared that these transferees being his employees would ..... this right, which is a right of property, is subject to the discretionary power conferred on the directors by articles 18 and 34, of approving of the persons to whom the transfer is made, and of rejecting .....

Madan Gopal Vs. Sheela Devi

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (1999)123PLR661

..... in the reply filed, the petitioner-tenant did not dispute the relationship of landlord and tenant between the parties but urged that the property in question has not become unfit and unsafe for human habitation.4. ..... when such was the situation, there was no escape but to conclude that the property in question had become unsafe and unfit for human habitation.8. ..... on behalf of the respondent, preliminary objection was taken that the learned rent controller and the learned appellate authority have appreciated the fact and concluded that the property in question has become unsafe and unfit for human habitation. ..... the learned rent controller after framing of issues concluded that the suit property has become unsafe and unfit for human habitation. ..... the ground of eviction pressed was that the property in question has become unfit and unsafe for human habitation. ..... the relevant facts are that the respondent claimed eviction of the petitioner with respect to the property in question at kurukshetra. ..... if a ground of eviction has become available, in that event, it cannot be effected or defeated by any such act of the tenant. .....

Union of India (Uoi) Vs. Gurnam Singh

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1982SC1265; [1982(44)FLR391]; 1982(1)SCALE453; (1982)2SCC314; [1982]3SCR700; 1982(1)SLJ630(SC); 1982(14)LC579(SC)

..... that a judge earns the leave which is credited to his leave account is borne out by the proviso to section 6 of the act, which declares that the grant under section 6 of leave not due will not be mad 'if the judge is not expected to return to duty at the end of such leave and earn the leave granted' ..... rule 2 of the high court judges rules, 1956, that the conditions of service of a judge of the high court of punjab and haryana, where not expressly provided in the high court judges (conditions of service) act, 1954 must be determined by the rules governing a member of the indian administrative service of the rank of joint secretary to the government of india stationed at new delhi.6. ..... parliament enacted the high court judges (conditions of service) act, 1954, and sections 3 to 13 of that act classify the kinds of leave admissible to a judge, and provide for the maintenance of a leave account, the aggregate amount of leave which may be granted, the commutation of leave on half allowance into leave on ..... under that act, the time spent by a judge on duty constitutes the primary ingredient in the concept of 'actual service', clause (c) sub-section (1) of section 2 which is the reason for crediting leave in the leave account ..... section (1) of section 24 of the same act empower of central government to make rules to carry out the purpose of the act ..... section 4 although the expression 'earned leave' is not employed in the act, the fundamental premise for the grant of leave to a judge is that he .....

Superintendence Company of India (P) Ltd. Vs. Sh. Krishan Murgai

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1980SC1717; [1980(41)FLR137]; (1981)ILLJ121SC; (1981)2SCC246; [1980]3SCR1278

..... is plainly justified by the language used, and that the selection had abolished the distinction between partial and total restraints of trade and said :the result is that the rule as embodied in section 27 of the indian contract act presents an almost startling dissimilarity to the most modern phase of the english rule on the subject.they went on to observe: as observed, however, by sir richard couch in the case ..... elsewhere during the term of the agreement, and the high courts have enforced such a negative covenant during the term of employment having regard to illustrations (c) and (d) to section 57 of the specific relief act which, in terms, recognised such contracts and the existence of negative covenants therein, and stated that the contention that the existence of such a negative covenant in a ..... in that behalf the indian courts cannot invoke or derive assistance from the english common law and the exceptions) developed thereto by english decisions from time to time, that section 27 of the indian contract act was absolute in terms in that it did not make any distinction between partial or general restraints and that unless a case was covered by the exception provided thereunder every ..... 388 mukherjee and carnduff, jj, referred to the history of the legislation on the subject and observed that the framers of the act deliberately reproduced section 833 of field's code with the full knowledge that the effect would be to lay down a rule much narrower than what was recognised at the .....