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J.Jeswin Samuel Vs. 1)the State of Tamilnadu,thoothukudi-628 851.

Court : Chennai

..... to write the 6th semester examination.64. though on the facts and circumstances, it is a fit case, where costs can be imposed on the institution, for the act of preventing the appellant from attending the theory classes, considering the future of the appellant in pursuing final year course in the same college, and ?.holy cross?. means, ..... of 2015, has been registered on 10.03.2015, under sections 294(b), 506(i) ipc r/w. section 4 of the tamil nadu prevention of woman harassment act, 2002, on the file of sawyerpuram police, thoothukodi. father of the said miss.ruth shaini, has made allegations against four persons. allegations have also been made against a ..... police registered a case against two teachers in crime no.45/15 under sections 294(b), 506(i) ipc and section 4 of tamil nadu prevention of women harassment act, 2002, responsible for the said conduct. parents of the victim, conducted a hunger strike before the tuticorin collectorate. students also joined, objecting to the inaction on the .....

Sudarsanam Maistri Vs. Narasimhulu Maistei and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1902)ILR25Mad149

..... 'hindu law and usage,' 6th edition, paragraph 603) or by renunciation on his part acquiesced in by the remaining members, provided such renunciation and acquiescence are manifested by an overt act namely, the giving him 'some trifle' out of the family property (mitakshara, chapter ii, section ii, verses 11 and 12; stokes' 'hindu law books,' page 380; manu ..... as members of a joint family.10. the mitakshara doctrine of joint family property is founded upon the existence of an undivided family, as a corporate body gan savant bal savant v. narayan dhond savant i.l.r. 7 bom. 467 and mayne's 'hindu law and usage,' 6th edition, paragraph 270 and the possession of ..... is no reported decision bearing directly on the point, peddayya v. ramalingam i.l.r. 11 mad. 406 dictum at page 408 the principle generally recognized and acted upon is that though there can be no compulsory partial partition either in respect of the joint property belonging to the family, or in respect of the persons constituting .....

A.N. Ramchandra Iyer and ors. Vs. the Official Assignee of Madras and ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 131Ind.Cas.481

..... court extends to the determination of questions affecting persons not parties to the insolvency, has been decided in several cases under section 105 of the english bankruptcy act (1914) which corresponds to our section. in some cases the bankruptcy courts even assumed exclusive jurisdiction by the issue of an injunction. these cases are ..... in unsuitable cases. mr. srinivasa iyengar has endeavoured to show by examples the divers uses to which the section, or the corresponding section in the provincial insolvency act, has been put. in rama-somayajulu v. official receiver, godavery : air1926mad360 an issue had to be tried whether a partition had taken place or not. ..... the section must be 'property of the insolvent divisible among his creditors. if the views expressed are not erroneous, i can discover nothing in the provisions of the act to exclude the enquiry upon this score. ramesam, j., in in the matter of balusami ayyar [official assignee of madras v. ramachandra ayyar : air1928mad735 ] .....

V.N. Raghavan Vs. V. Vijaya

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1990)1MLJ80

..... court had an occasion to consider the judgment of a single judge of this court. that case arose out of section 10 of the madras buildings (lease and rent control) act. justice alagiriswami, while in the concurrent judgment has dealt with the specific question, i.e., what is the meaning of the word 'is satisfied' which occurred in section 10 ..... enough for the rent controller to order eviction and that it is not disputed that the petitioner herein has filed a petition under section 14 (1) (b) of the act, and the ground therein was for demolition and re-construction. as such, the learned counsel contends that the compromise memo as well as the order passed by the rent ..... as the decree sought to be executed is a nullity. the learned counsel further argues that the said order has not been passed under any statutory provisions of the act and the one line order passed by the rent controller indicates that the court has not applied its mind and did not consider the requirements of the premises by the .....

TuticorIn Vegetable Marketing Co. (P) Ltd. Vs. Income Tax Officer and ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2000)158CTR(Mad)79

..... to put under a disadvantage. in the fiscal statute, the word 'compensatory' would mean to make good the loss suffered by the revenue on account of acts of commission and omission attributable to the assessee and concluded as follows :creating circumstances for compelling the assessee to discharge his statutory obligation cannot be termed to be ..... a penalty. the collection of tax being an act of the state for providing protection, security and other amenities to the society, cannot, in all circumstances, be termed to be either a penalty or a ..... provisions were applicable upto 15-3-1989. the learned counsel is well founded in his contention. but there is a machinery provided under section 119 of the act to safeguard or to alleviate the problems that could be envisaged by the assessees. the karnataka judgment in union home products ltd. has doubted whether the .....

income Tax Officer Vs. Roshni Cold Storage (P.) Ltd.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1998]106TAXMAN318(Mad)

..... magistrate, egmore, madras, finding the accused therein not guilty of the offences under sections 276-13, and 276-13, read with section 278-b of the income tax act, 1961 ('the act') and under sections 120-13, 420, and 511 of the ipc in the case concerned with the c.a. no. 524 of 1987 and under sections 276- ..... meaning' person responsible for paying', 'if the payer is a company, the company itself including the principal officer thereof' in section 204(iii). for other offences under the act such as under sections 276c, 277t 276cc, etc., such a notice as contemplated under section 2(35)(b) to either the managing director or director is not necessary as ..... cri) 547 , wherein it has been held that the authorising authority need not file the complaint himself, but can dispute subordinates to file the complaint for offence under the act. the trial court would conclude ultimately that in this case the authorisation given under ex.p. 17 is valid, thus, deciding point no. 5 in favour of the prosecution .....

State Bank of India, Rep. by the Assistant General Manager (Pers. and ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2007)2LLJ968Mad

..... judicial authorities holding domestic enquiries are not governed by strict and technical rules of evidence, yet they are governed by the rule of equity and natural justice and they must act in fairness. this concept is to ensure that there is no failure of justice.15. no doubt, mr. k.v. ananthakrishnan, learned counsel appearing for the second respondent ..... of accounts of the branch and thereby appropriated the amount for himself.(b) on 09.04.1988, a charge sheet was issued to the second respondent for his fraudulent acts. subsequently, it came to the light that in another transaction, i.e., on 04.11.1987, when the second respondent was working as a cashier in the o ..... for the sum of rs. 400/- to the bank and misappropriated the amount.2. your above acts of misappropriation, involving the bank in serious, loss are acts, which are prejudicial to the interest of the bank and if proved, would amount to acts of gross misconduct under section 521-4(j) of the sastry award read with paragraph 18.28 .....

Mohana .. Vs. State Rep.by Inspector of Police.

Court : Chennai

..... can be used by the defence for the purpose of only contradicting and discrediting that particular witness in the manner laid down in section 145 of the evidence act. under no circumstances can such previous statements be treated as substantive evidence as has been treated by the high court in the instant case." the learned trial ..... dealt with the dictionary meaning of the words "instigation" and "goading". the court opined that there should be intention to provoke, incite or encourage the doing of an act by the latter. each person's suicidability pattern is different from the other. each person has his own idea of self-esteem and self-respect. therefore, it is ..... its own facts and circumstances.17. abetment involves a mental process of instigating a person or intentionally aiding a person in doing of a thing. without a positive act on the part of the accused to instigate or aid in committing suicide, conviction cannot be sustained. the intention of the legislature and the ratio of the cases .....

T.P.Latha at Hemalatha and ors. Vs. P.Sukumar

Court : Chennai

..... relating to immovable property, time is not of the essence of the contract unless specifically provided to that effect. the period of limitation prescribed by the limitation act for filing a suit is three years. from these two circumstances it does not follow that any and every suit for specific performance of the agreement (which ..... hardship due to non-completion of the sale within the time stipulated and the trial court has properly exercised its discretion under section 20 of the specific relief act and therefore, the appeal has to be dismissed; in support of the aforesaid submissions, the learned counsel based reliance on the following decisions:-(i) (2011) ..... this conduct of the respondent in taking such a false plea has to be taken into consideration while exercising the discretion under section 20 of the specific relief act; though it is mentioned in ex.a-1 that the property should be measured, the respondent never demanded or requested the appellants for measuring the suit property .....

Yusuf Allabuksh. Vs. Julakia Bee

Court : Chennai

..... to travel such a long distance spending money and time. therefore, in my considered opinion, if purposive interpretation is made to section 27 of the act, then it would emerge that the victim can approach the magistrate within whose local jurisdiction, she either permanently or temporarily, resides at the time she ..... road, thyagadurgam, which falls within the jurisdiction of the learned judicial magistrate, kallakurichi. thus, in my considered opinion, as per section 27 of the act, the learned judicial magistrate, kallakurichi has got territorial jurisdiction to entertain the complaint.8. but, the contention of the learned counsel for the petitioner is that ..... sister under her care and custody. the learned counsel would further contend that as per section 27 of the protection of women from domestic violence act, 2005 the learned judicial magistrate, kallakurichi has got territorial jurisdiction to entertain the complaint.6. i have considered the above submissions and i have perused .....