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The Midnapore Zemindari Company, Limited Through Its Duly Authorized M ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1918)34MLJ563

..... sanctioned the gradual introductions of the permanent settlement into madras, but laid down (p. 5 3) that it was of first importance that ' all subordinate military establishments should be annihilated within the limits subject to the dominion of the company', and observed that this was so incontrovertible as to preclude all expectations to be derived from ..... the sum payable to the lessees under the decree in respect of advances made by him to discharge the indebtedness of the estate. the mortgage to the commercial bank in 1895 was in respect of the indebtedness incurred by the zemindar in redeeming the zemindari. that it was regarded as binding on the zemindari was ..... zemindari company, and the 2nd defendant claiming under it. the defendant company acquired the zemindari for more than thirteen lakhs of rupees from the liquidator of the commercial bank of india, which in december 1895 had advanced money on a mortgage to which the plaintiff's grand-father, the then zemindar and his son, the .....

The Midnapore Zemindari Company Limited Vs. Appayasami Naicker and anr ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1918)ILR41Mad749

..... directors sanctioned the gradual introduction of the permanent settlement into madras, but laid down, p. 53, that it was of first importance that 'all subordinate military establishments should be annihilated within the limits subject to the dominion of the company,' and observed that this was so incontrovertible as to preclude all expectations to be derived ..... the sum payable to the lessees under the decree in respect of advances made by him to discharge the indebtedness of the estate. the mortgage to the commercial bank in 1895 was in respect of the indebtedness incurred by the zamindar in redeeming the zamindari. that it was regarded . as binding on the zamindari ..... company, and the second defendant claiming under it. the defendant company acquired the zamindari for more than thirteen lakhs of rupees from the liquidator of the commercial bank of india, which in december 1895 had advanced money on a mortgage to which the plaintiff's grandfather the then zamindar and his son the plaintiff .....

The Midnapore Zemindari Company, Limited Vs. Malayandi Appayasami Naic ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 47Ind.Cas.733

..... directors sanctioned the gradual introduction of the permanent settlement into madras, but laid down, page 53, that it was of first importance that 'all subordinate military establishments should be annihilated within the limits, subject to the dominion of the company,' and observed that this was so incontrovertible as to preclude all expectations to be derived ..... the sum payable to the lessees under the decree in respect of advances made by him to discharge the indebtedness of the estate. the mortgage to the commercial bank in 1895 was in respect of the indebtedness incurred by the zemindar in redeeming the zemindari. that it was regarded as binding on the zemindari ..... company, and the 2nd defendant claiming under it. the defendant company, acquired the zemindari for more than thirteen lakhs of rupees from the liquidator of the commercial bank of india, which in december 1895 had advanced money on a mortgage to which the plaintiff's grandfather the then zemindar and his son the plaintiff's .....

thellur M. Dharmarajan, Editor, vidivelli, Tamil Daily and ors. Vs. th ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1977)2MLJ22

..... order under article 359(1) stands suspended, there can be no question of the subject being left free to invoke part xiii for the purpose of establishing that his right should be freely exercised throughout the territory of india. be relied on an earlier decision of this court in n.a. chidambaram chettiar firm ..... profession or occupation or business.'it cannot be successfully contended that money-lending and pawn-broking is commerce and intercourse. the word 'intercourse' has been construed as commercial intercourse. the legislative entries in all the three lists relate to trade and commerce and the word 'intercourse' is not used as such in any of ..... the entries. intercourse which is referred to in part xiii is, therefore, commercial intercourse and would stand or fall with the word, 'commerce.' the plea that money-lending and pawn-broking is commerce and commercial intercourse, but not profession, occupation, trade or business is unacceptable. if money lending or pawn broking .....

The Rajah of Vizianagaram Vs. the Secretary of State for India in Coun ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1936)71MLJ873

..... (gazetteer of the vizagapatam district, pp. 338 and 340). these facts i advert to for showing that this family has attained a predominant position in the presidency. that it has established itself in the affections and hearts of the public of the northern circars, is common knowledge.25. the petitioner protests with great force against his minor sons and daughters being ..... by their act. further the decision also turned on the language of section 55 of the united provinces act iv of 1912. the observations in narindra bahadur singh v. oudh commercial bank (1917) 46 i.c. 68 are too wide, if it is meant that the moment, a person is declared a ward of court he becomes so to speak a ..... minor or lunatic for all purposes. there is nothing in narendra bahadur. singh v. the oudh commercial bank, ltd. (1921) 42 m.l.j. 58 : l.r. 48 494 : i.l.r. 43 all. 478 which supports these observations.57. it is argued that in cases where .....

N.K. Abubacker Vs. Dr. A.K. Zainuddin (Deceased) and Others

Court : Chennai

..... the above appeals. 1. whether the appellant is entitled to decree for specific performance based on the agreement of sale entered into in december, 1976? 2. whether the appellant had established that he had been ready and willing to perform his part of the contract through out? 3. whether the plaintiffs in o.s.no.9345 of 1988 are entitled to ..... 32. in the case on hand, the agreement is of the year 1976 and the suit was filed in 1988 seeking specific performance and the properties in question situate in commercial locality and the property price between 1976 and 1988 should have gone up several times. it will be useful to extract the following words of the supreme court in the ..... namely, mr.fazuludin, who is also the 3rd defendant in o.s.no.2722 of 1988 and the 1st defendant namely, the appellant, who is having a timber trading shop, is attempting to interfere with their possession. the said suit was resisted by the defendants 1 to 3 therein claiming the subject matter of suit in o.s.no.8094 .....

The State of Madras Represented by the Deputy Commercial Tax Officer V ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1964)1MLJ342

..... 546. which is an oft quoted case. viscount haldane, lord chancellor, enunciated this proposition of law as follows:when a question is stated to be referred to an established court without more, it in my opinion, imports that the ordinary incidents of the procedure of that court are to attach, and also that any general right of appeal ..... deputy commissioner dismissed the revision petition. the board of revenue, madras, issued notice to the respondent on 4th august, 1958, proposing to revise the assessment of the deputy commercial tax officer on the ground that a sum of rs. 7,74,62,706-1-6 was wrongly excluded by the assessing authority. this was objected by the respondent, ..... of rs. 81,546-0-1, representing the sale proceeds realised by selling the empty drums and other miscellaneous articles was not includible in the business turnover. the commercial tax officer upheld the contention in relation to a sum of rs. 1,44,294-14-4, and excluded it from the total turnover, but negatived the other .....

The Deputy Commissioner (C.T.) Vs. Indian Refrigeration Industries Pri ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1980]46STC264(Mad)

..... albeit under different fiscal enactments. they are able to deduce general principles even from the 'bare bones' of the statutes. and when tax principles thus get established, slowly but surely, by this kind of judicial process, they become authoritative expositions in themselves of the way in which the relevant taxing provisions have perforce ..... 1959-60 and 1960-61 on 21st march, 1963. under those orders the taxable turnover was determined after deducting what was shown as 'shop rent' and 'tree tax'. the commercial tax officer initiated proceedings for reassessment, because he was of the view that some items of turnover had escaped assessment. even in the ..... assessment. nor did they otherwise object to any part of the turnover determined therein. they paid the tax demand without question.27. subsequently, the joint commercial tax officer reopened the same assessment to bring to charge what he considered to be suppressed turnover. and, overruling the assessees' objections, he passed an .....

Zenith Lamps and Electricals Ltd. Vs. the Registrar, High Court and or ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1968)1MLJ37

..... in the statements annexed to the supplemental affidavit, on the expenditure side, fresh items are introduced, to mention some, share of cost of secretariat, treasury and other general establishments, executive magistrates, interest on capital outlay and original works debited to revenue account. the figures are given only for a few years, and counsel for the suitors charges ..... the claim may be on a hundi or negotiable instrument for one lakh of rupees and it may be disposed of ex parte, of it may be a commercial cause for a like amount where the defence is nominal, and the whole matter is over in little or no time. still the suitor will have to ..... be related to the provincial heads of legislation under section 92 of the british north america. act. under section 92(9) the provinces may legislate in relation to 'shop, saloon, tavern, auctioneer and other licences in order to the raising of a revenue for provincial, local or municipal purposes.' the head of legislation authorises-legislation for .....

The Registrar, University of Madras and anr. Vs. Union of India (Uoi), ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1995)2MLJ367

..... emphasised, as has been pointed out by the calcutta university commission, the desirability of organising teaching and residential universities wherever possible. the bill seeks to establish a teaching and residential university in madras, and to organize and develop the teaching resources that exist in the city, to promote cooperation and reciprocity ..... , insurance etc., which would normally fall within the words 'service of any description' if the legislature intended to cover all kinds of service', whether commercial or non-commercial. if the contention of the respondents is accepted, the first part of the definition in section 2(o) would be included even 'religious service' ..... alumni' means foster child. it may be that unscrupulous men might have attempted to make a business out of education and convert the institutions into teaching shops. but the indian legislature has never attempted to do so: nor has the judiciary ever allowed it. courts in this country have always been vigilant in .....