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Jan 04 1963 (HC)

Bhikhan Bobla and ors. Vs. the Punjab State and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1963P& H255

..... -board, thereupon without notice to the appellant, cancelled its certificate. rinfret, c. j., held that having acted as a judicial tribunal, the board must be assimilated to a court of inferior jurisdiction. the learned c. j., expressed the view that an express declaration from the legislature is required to prevent he application of the ..... 31a and cannot be treated as illustrative of the rule laid down in article 31a. article 316 validates with retrospective effect acts enumerated in the ninth schedule and punjab act 50 of 1948 is not one of them. the objectionable portions in section 36 which are said to be violative of the fundamental ..... from the order of the settlement officer to the state government.under section 22 the consolidation officershall cause to be prepared a new record of rightsfor the area under consolidation giving effect tothe repartition as finally sanctioned as provided insection 21. section 23 (1) determines the rightto possession of new holdings where all .....

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Jul 22 1986 (HC)

Mohant Dharam Das Chela Karam Parkash Vs. Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandha ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1987P& H64

..... been so recognised judicially that every institution of the kind has its own custom governing time mode of inheritance whereby the mahantship or managership, an expression which is assimilated to the term 'office' used' in the act, descends from one office-holder to the other, that is, from the predecessor to the successor of that ..... belonged personally to the ancestors of the present petitioner mahant. the mutation stood in their personal names and the petitioner mahant inherited the property given in the schedule from his guru. the succession devolves from guru to chela according to the custom of this institution and the udasi bhekh.'the aforesaid pleadings passed muster before ..... passing of the sikh gurdwaras act, 1925, providing for the declaration of religious institutions as sikh gurdwaras in accordance with the provisions of the act. if is area. where the present institution is located was in the erstwhile jind state, of which the ruler was a sikh. we find for the first time from the .....

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Apr 24 1959 (HC)

Fazilka Electric Supply Co. Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of Income Tax, Delhi

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1959P& H483; [1959]36ITR411(P& H)

..... to include a transaction which is more accurately, and, i think, now more commonly, described as a compulsoy acquisition.*** it has not those elements which in some degree assimilate a compulsory sale to a sale simpliciter and make the name, if a misnomer, at least a convenient misnomer. it was easy to describe as a purchase or ..... not to be granted without previous consideration of objections if any received against the application.section 3(2)(f) also lays down that the provisions contained in the schedule to the act shall be deemed to be incorporated with the license subject to express exceptions, variations and additions of any term mentioned therein. sections 5 and 7 ..... 3 of the act lays down that the state government concerned may on any application made for the purpose grant a license to supply energy in any specified area and therein may also provide for laying down or placing electric supply lines for the conveyance and transmission of energy. an application for this purpose is to be .....

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Feb 22 1966 (HC)

Lakshmi Narayan Public Charity Trust Vs. V.R. Tuteja, Tax Recovery Off ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : [1974]97ITR323(P& H)

..... owner will then have the right to prefer objections to the attachment before the tax recovery officer, respondent no. 1, in accordance with rule 11 in the second schedule of the income-tax act, 1961. he will decide these objections according to law after giving full opportunity to the petitioner and the department. if his decision goes ..... the petitioner without interference from anybody else. it may be mentioned here that though there is a provision in this deed for the investment of trust money in scheduled banks the money continued to be invested in shri narain singh's business concerns. the next deed was executed by shri narain singh uppal on 7th march, ..... unrestricted possession of in his own name, right and title free from all sorts of liens, charges or encumbrances movable and immovable properties specifically enumerated in the schedule attached hereto....' it again shows that the so-called trust was a mere eye-wash and though there was application of income to charity it was a case .....

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