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Jul 28 1980 (HC)

Muma Mir and ors. Vs. Ghulam Nabi Sheikh and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 1981CriLJ170

..... the assistant commissioner (revenue) is concerned, it does not have any bearing on the controversy in the present case. that was an application under section 56 of the tenancy act filed by hassan sheikh in order to stop interference with his possession by hassan mirkh and several others not including mst. shahmali. the assistant commissioner held that in the ..... girdawari are undisputedly in favour of the first party and indicate that hassan sheikh is in actual possession of the disputed land. it is true that the magistrate has acted miserly and chosen to be much too brief, but that does not derogate from the fact that he has applied his mind to the affidavits, compared the rival versions ..... the material portion of the order reads thus:i have gone through the record of the case closely, vide air 1958 punj 47 : 1958 cri lj 215, the mgistrate acting under section 145 cr. p.c. has not to go into the merits or demerits of the right or title but should only pass final orders as to the actual .....

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Jan 20 1981 (HC)

K.A. Lona Etc. Vs. Dada Haji Ibrahim Hilari and Co. and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1981Ker86

..... not be interpreted in a mechanical way so as to defeat justice or prevent people from following rules of law in a reasonable way. we are concerned with several acts required to be done in connection with the promissory note, namely, writing, signing, affixing stamps, cancelling it and delivering the same to the promisee. cancellation is ..... and does not contain words, prohibiting transfer or indicating an intention that it shall not be transferable. a reading of sections 4 and 13 of the negotiable instruments act makes it clear that a document, if it otherwise satisfies the definition of promissory note, will not cease to be so merely because the words 'toorder' are ..... reasons, viz., that they do not mention the 'promisee' and they are not executed to the 'order' of the payee. section 4 of the negotiable instruments act defines promissory note as an instrument in writing (not being a banknote or a currency note) containing an unconditional undertaking signed by the maker to pay a certain sum .....

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Feb 03 1981 (HC)

Jhumar Mal and ors. Vs. State and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1981WLN(UC)542

..... the cancellation of the allotment of sale of the land to the present petitioner in these writ petitions is concerned is quashed. the respondents are restrained from acting on it and taking further proceedings against the petitioners. however, this decision would not debar them from taking appropriate proceedings under the law, if so permissible ..... to the show cause notice. in a cause where land allotted to a citizen by the municipal board which is a statutory authority under the rajasthan municipalities act is sought to be cancelled. it was all the more necessary that the state government should have given the reasons in the impugned order. it is ..... chief settlement commissioner, but it does not authorise cancellation of sales after they are completed. no doubt, allotments can be set aside under section 24 of the act, but after such allotments ripen into sales, they cannot be cancelled. the chief settlement commissioner or the settlement commisssoner exercising his power has no authority to .....

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Feb 20 1981 (SC)

Sri Sri Kalimata Thakurani and Sri Sri Raghunath Jew and Others Vs. Un ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1981SC1030; 1981(1)SCALE391; (1981)2SCC283; [1981]2SCR950; 1981(13)LC283(SC)

..... compliance of the conditions of the proviso. the restriction, therefore, is partial and in public interest and bears a close nexus with the object of the 1955 act, viz, to achieve agrarian reforms.the fundamental rights enshrined in art. 19 of the constitution are not absolute and unqualified but are subject to reasonable restrictions which ..... to serious curbs on the fundamental right of the cultivator to pursue his occupation, we cannot however strike down these provisions because they are contained in the amendment act of 1972 which has been placed in the ninth schedule prior to april 24, 1973, and therefore fall within the protective umbrella and are immune from challenge ..... bargadar had voluntarily surrendered or abandoned the land. in order to consider this argument, it may be necessary to examine the status of the bargadar under the 1955 act. section 2(2) defines bargadar thus" 'bargadar' means a person who under the system generally known as adhi, barga or bhag cultivates the land of .....

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Mar 20 1981 (HC)

Federation of Western India Cine Employees Vs. Filmalaya Pvt. Ltd.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1981)83BOMLR423; (1981)IILLJ393Bom

..... by lawful means. obviously it should not be accompanied by illegal means such as violence, etc. section 18 does not afford exemption to the trade union from the acts of violence (see jay engineering works ltd. v. state of west bengal : air1968cal407 . railway board, new delhi v. niranjan singh, : (1969)iillj743sc , ..... various bodies or associations of cine artists, technicians and workers affiliated to the first defendants be restrained from in any manner whatsoever directly or indirectly :(i) acting upon, enforcing, implementing or taking or continuing any step, action or proceeding for enforcement or implementation of the directions contained in the first defendants' letter ..... pvt. ltd. which is a private limited company, filed a suit against the defendants mainly for an injunction restraining defendants, their agents and members from acting upon the directions issued by the defendants, no. 1 the federation and incorporated in the letter dated may 3, 1980. according to the plaintiffs the .....

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Apr 24 1981 (HC)

Gopal Chandra Saha and ors. Vs. Amal Kumar Ghosh and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1981Cal360

..... both documentary and oral evidence will be produced at the hearing of the suit to substantiate and establish the petitioners rights which is protected under the thika tenancy act. he strongly relied on the facts of their possession for such a long period and the prima facie evidence of the alleged rent receipts alleged to be issued ..... it is alleged that the tenancy granted is thika tenancy and he submitted that the onus should be on the respondents to prove otherwise under section 109 of the evidence act, and he drew my attention to sarkar on evidence, 12th edition, page 110. he thereafter submitted that thika tenancy is not an unusual tenancy. thereafter, he also ..... , mr. s.k. ghosal and mr. s. sinha, for the petitioners, elaborately argued firstly on the scope of provisions of section 65a of the transfer of properly act, as to the right of the mortgagee to lease the mortgaged property after themortgage decree. mr. roy also cited as to the principle of granting interim injunction which is .....

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Jul 15 1981 (HC)

Maganbhai Bhikhabhai Mistri Vs. Olpad Taluka AzaddIn and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1982)1GLR664

..... dispute relating to the conditions of service between the employee and the employer school management. the jurisdiction vested in this tribunal under section 38 of the act, is a very limited jurisdiction. this tribunal cannot enlarge the jurisdiction because it would amount to encroachment on the jurisdiction of the ordinary civil court which ..... limine and secondly, whether the tribunal was right in its conclusion that the petition disclosed no cause of action in terms of section 38 of the act. the learned judge answered the first question against the petitioner of that special civil application holding that the tribunal was competent to reject applications before it ..... always be subject to judicial scrutiny by inquiring as to whether the formation of the said satisfaction had any factual basis or whether the executive had acted in good faith or whether the existence of relevant materials upon which the authority for exercise of executive power is protected are the vide ishwarlal girdharlal .....

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Sep 09 1981 (HC)

Dharambir Alias Jonni Vs. the State

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1981(3)DRJ82

..... statement of a prosecution witness falling under section 162 of criminal procedure code can be used only for the purposes of contradicting the said witness under section 145 of the evidence act, not for any other purpose, for instance, corroborating prosecution or a defense witness or even court witness, nor can it be used as substantive evidence in favor ..... that the information with regard to his treatment by dr. prem parkash was imparted by the appellant himself, the only fact admissible u/s 8 of the evidence act would be pointing out of the shop of dr. prem parkash by the appellant and not the fact as to how he had received the tooth bite. needless ..... deceased during the course of scuffle. under sections 25 and 26 of the evidence act, no confession made to a police officer can be proved against the accused. section 27 of the evidence act being the solitary exception. u/s 27 of the evidence act only a material fact which is discovered as a sequel to disclosure statement is admissible .....

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Feb 08 1982 (HC)

Durga Associates, Raipur Vs. State of U.P. and anr.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1982All490

..... from arbitrariness and any action taken by the state government should be informed with reasons. while dealing with public, the state government is required to act in conformity with some standard or principle which meets the test of reasonableness and non-discrimination and any departure from such standard or principle would be ..... it does so, it cannot arbitrarily choose any person it likes for entering into such relationship and discriminate between persons similarly circumstanced, but it must act in conformity with some standard or principle which meets the test of reasonableness and non-discrimination and any departure from such standard or principle would be ..... characterise every state action, whether it be under authority of law or in exercise of executive power without making of law. the state cannot, therefore, act arbitrarily in entering into relationship, contractual or otherwise with a third party, but its action must conform to some standard or norm which is rational and .....

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Feb 19 1982 (HC)

Central Inland Water Transport Corporation Ltd. Vs. Prabirendu Sen and ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1983)ILLJ374Cal

..... authority to be 'state' should be created by a statute or under a statute. juristic personality coming into existence by registration of the companies act and societies registration act, government company or any other organisation so registered can be agency or instrumentality of the government if the relevant fact on being considered it is ..... government of india. the college was established and its administration and management are carried on by a society registered under the jammu and kashmire registration of societies act, 1898. having regard to the memorandum of association and the rules of the society, it was held that the society is an instrumentality or the ..... of employment would be indirectly an instance of specific performance of contract for personal services. such a declaration is not permissible under the law of specific relief act.16. the second type of cases of master and servant arises under industrial law. under that branch of law a servant who is wrongfully dismissed may .....

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