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Minor Ramalingam, Represented by His Maternal Uncle, Swaminatha Odayar ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1964Mad320

..... inheritance is peculiar to the hindu law and it was generally applicable even to other females like daughter, sister etc., inheriting property.the rule, however, was not universal, for textual hindu law as administered in certain parts of the country did permit female heirs of the type just now mentioned to take an absolute estate. for ..... to abrogate every rule of hindu law which may have bearing on the question of succession. it operates in respect of matters dealt with in the act and though the act codifies the law of succession, there is an indeterminate residue which it does not embrace and of this matter of reversion under discussion is an outstanding ..... enacting section 14(1) the legislature intended to put an end to his right of divesting the estate in the possession of his adoptive father's heir.14. the act purports to amend and codify the law of interstate succession amongst hindus. in the recent decision of the supreme court reported in munnalal v. rajkumar, : air1962sc1493 . .....

Chinnakolandai Gounder Vs. Thanji Gounder and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1965Mad497; (1965)2MLJ247

..... had. the position does not become in any way different merely because defendant 2 retransferred the property in favour of a female. though the transfer is subsequent to the act, lata acquired only limited right and did not acquire full ownership on account of the limited nature of the interest of the transferor. the trial court has found that ..... of the pre-existing hindu law. that this will be so will be apparent from the very terms of s. 4, which statutorily makes the provisions of the act comprehensive".(8) the bench ultimately held that the adopted son's rights will date back and the settlement executed by the adoptive mother would not affect his rights. the ..... the ordinary law not only in regard to matters expressly provided for therein but matters not so provided, the matter was put thus at page 323:"therefore while the act can be regarded as a code and interpreted with reference to matters dealt with by it on the principles referred to above, a different rule of interpretation will have .....

Ranganayakiammal (Died) and anr. Vs. R. Srinivasaraghavan and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1989)2MLJ279

..... in this submission. no such plea has been taken in the two courts below. a reference to tamil lexicon vol.11, part i, published under the authority of the university of madras at page 897, would show that the word 'kalakshepam' has several meanings and one of them is 'means of subsistence'. if we are to understand the ..... in the usual course ramaswami iyengar's son srinivasaraghavan would be entitled to the property under the will, but the intervention of law, as section 14 of hindu succession act, 1956, alters that course and makes the limited estate of ranganayakiammal as absolute one.8. mr. m.r. narayananaswami, in support of his contention also relies on ..... the interest thereon till her life-time.4. the trial court accepted the case of ranganayakiammal holding that by virtue of section 14(1) of the hindu succession act, 1956, she has become absolute owner of the property and therefore she is entitled to the full award amount. on appeal by srinivasaraghavan the first appellate court did .....

Regional Provident Fund Commissioner and ors. Vs. Atreyee Welfare Trus ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 2005(3)CHN613,[2005(107)FLR780],(2005)IIILLJ161Cal

..... it comes under clause (iii). in order to come under clause (iii), it has to be an institution, by whatever name called, affiliated to a university or recognised under any enactment for the time being in force. thus, it appears that the school, being recognised or affiliated by the central board of secondary ..... should comply with the relevant special rules relating to benefits and salaries as are applicable in west bengal. therefore, according to mr. mukherjee, the 1952 act has no manner of application.6. mr. mukherjee had further contended that since his client had believed bona fide, therefore, there being no mens rea on ..... falls for determination before this court is whether the provisions of the west bengal non-government educational institutions and local authorities (control of employees' provident fund) act, 1983 and the west bengal recognised non-government educational institution employees (death-cum-retirement benefit) scheme, 1981 would apply to the present school which is .....

inderjeet Arya and Another Vs. Icici Bank Ltd.

Court : Delhi

..... . (2000) 6 scc 545; montari industries ltd. vs state bank of patiala misc. appeal no. 9/2004 decided on 17.11.2004; paramjeet singh patheja vs icds ltd. (2006) 13 scc 322; kailash nath agarwal and ors. vs pradeshiya industrial and investment corporation of u.p. ltd. and anr. (2003) 4 scc 305 and zenith steel tubes and ..... the oa filed before the drt that, rpl alongwith the petitioners had sought a usance bill discounting facility, which was sanctioned by it, vide its letter dated 09.03.2006. rpl in turn had placed the said sanction accorded by the respondent bank, before its board of directors, which approved the same by way of a resolution of ..... arbitral award which has been passed under the arbitration and conciliation act, 1996. we answer the two questions in favour of the appellant. 18.5. it is well settled law that a judgment is a precedent for what it decides and not what logically follows from it. [see observations in bhavnagar university vs. palitana sugar mill (p) ltd. and ors., ( .....

Khajjan Singh and Others Vs. State of Haryana and Others

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... and imposition of higher degrees of punishment for the roles played by the contesting delinquent parties, the general principles laid down apply to all jurisdictions universally so long as administrative action is under judicial review. in para. 51, the supreme court observed that in the indian scene the existence of ..... sr. deputy advocate general, haryana appearing for the state places reliance on a division bench judgment in rajinder kumar v. state of haryana and others; 2006 (3) sct838:2006. (4) rsj290(for short rajinder kumar .) to submit that the plea of discrimination was turned down for the reason that the ratio of umadevi ..... writ court on affidavits without relegating the aggrieved persons to a less efficacious and protracted alternative remedy available under the machinery of the industrial disputes act, 1947 after such persons have secured reinstatement through industrial adjudication where findings have come that the termination or retrenchment was unlawful or illegal.25. .....

State of Sikkim Vs. Gyalpo Tshering Tamang and ors.

Court : Sikkim

Reported in : 1985CriLJ1423

..... the relevant law was or is or shall continue to be its law. and this is precisely what has been sought to be done by the state of sikkim by the sikkim criminal procedure act of 1976. as has been pointed out by mr. deb. the learned standing counsel' for the union of india, and as was pointed out in the statements ..... completely 'as if it had never been passed' or 'as if it had never existed'. but this proposition, though appearing to be well settled and generally accepted, cannot be of universal application. for it is equally well settled that when an enactment, say statute 'a', is incorporated by reference in a later enactment, say statute 'b', then the repeal of ..... of mr. moulik, even though mr. sharma was appearing in the first case for the state where the state as a petitioner has urged against the vires of the sikkim criminal procedure act of 1976. i must also note that mr. a. deb, the learned standing counsel for the union of india has also similarly submitted that he also repudiates the .....

R.C. Poudyal and ors. Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1993SC1804; JT1993(2)SC1; 1993(1)SCALE489; 1994Supp(1)SCC324; [1993]1SCR891

..... the assembly was constituted after election, it immediately modified the provision fixing the parity of seats by declaring in section 6(2) of the government of sikkim act, 1974 that the matter would be determined by law. the intention that no single section of the population should acquire a 'dominating position 5 due ..... to legislastive council of a state. the said provisions provide for separate electorates of members of municipalities, district boards and local authorities (clause (a), graduates of universities (clause (b), and teachers (clause (c). they do not provide for preparation of separate electoral rolls on the ground of religion. the question for consideration ..... the lamas wielded immense power, both religious and political. the people have come to have great faith in their wisdom and justice. they 40 are universally respected and still command considerable influence with a section of the people who would be called poor and politically backward. the presence of one of their .....

Shri Lal Bahadur Chhetri Vs. the State of Sikkim

Court : Sikkim

Reported in : AIR2004Sik1

..... is no violation of principles of natural justice as claimed by the writ petitioner. at this stage, i hereby recall the decision of the apex court rendered in aligarh muslim university v. mansoor ali khan reported in air 2000 sc 2783, wherein the apex court held thus (paras 20, 22, 23 & 24) --'as pointed recently in m.c. ..... assam reported in air 2001 sc 102,4. kendriya vidyalaya sangathan v. ajay kumar das, reported in air 2002 sc 2426,5. dr. suresh chandra verma v. the chancellor, nagpur university, reported in (1990) 4 scc 55 : (air 1990 sc 2023).7. now, this court is to see and examine as to whether the writ petitioner, shri l. b ..... the authority without following procedural standard and without due process of law. moreover, it is in complete violation of the mandatory provision of the sikkim allotment of house sites and construction of building (regulation and control) act. 1985. the alleged allottee, i.e. the writ petitioner did not pay any salami or premium or revenue for the land and .....

All Kerala Online Lottery Dealers Ass. Vs. State of Kerala and Ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... a tamper proof lottery which has been designed using the aid of modern technology that eliminates all the ills of paper lottery and has greater transparency and is universally recognized as a tamper proof and safe method of conducting lotteries. modernization led to spurt of computerization, satellite and internet connectivity which bears a great impact ..... filed an affidavit dated 10.12.2009 before this court denying all the irregularities as claimed by the petitioner herein and cited various provisions of the act as well as the sikkim online network lottery rules, 2001 to show that the lottery business in the state is in consonance with the pre-existing rules and regulations. (c ..... no.233 of201010 judgment r.k. agrawal, j.civil appeal nos. 3518-35201) these appeals are directed against the common final judgment and order dated 23.05.2006 passed by the division bench of the high court of kerala at ernakulam in writ appeal nos. 2011, 2012 and 2235 of 2005 whereby the high court dismissed .....