Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1961AP489
..... road. there has been some controversy as to whether the projections are in the nature of balconies or chajjas. the learned counsel for the corporation, mr. krishna prabhu, stated at the bar that the discussion as to the precise character of the projection has been rendered unnecessary, because what is shown in the plan ..... of the government pleader. it is true that the power vested under section 679 of the hyderabad municipal corporations act is a dscretionary power. but a discretionary power when once invoked must be exercised. it is stated by lord blackburn in the well-known case of jullius v. lord bishop of oxford, (1880) 5 ..... of his brothers intending to erect a building in a site, in which, it is stated they have leasehold rights, on the rastrapati road, secunderabad, gave notice to the commissioner, municipal corporation, secunderabad under section 428 of the hyderabad municipal corporations act, 1956. the necessary site plan, the drawings of the proposed structure and other connected .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : AIR2003AP84; 2002(3)ALD804; 2002(4)ALT176
..... of the slaughter of cows, calves of cows and calves of she-buffaloes and for preservation of certain other animals suitable for milch, breeding draught or agricultural purposes in the state of andhra pradesh and for matters connected therewith. section 2(i) defines 'animal' to mean bull, bullock, buffalo, male or female or calf, ..... , it may not be out of place to mention that slaughter of any animal without obtaining licence is punishable under section 530 of hyderabad municipal corporation act and under section 531 there is also prohibition imposed regarding sale of animals in unauthorised private markets without sanction of the commissioner. under section 548 ..... collusion with the competent authorities under the act. it was further stated that under the garb of industry, several slaughter houses are being established and are managed by private people and that some of them are being managed by the government corporations, in the universal declaration of rights of animals adopted in london .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Orissa
Reported in : 2001(I)OLR208
..... was compulsorily registrable. the aforesaid conclusion of the appellate-court appears to be based on misconception regarding the true position of law. law is well settled that agricultural lease can be orally created by acceptance of rent and delivery of possession. the 'hata pata' even though unregistered can be taken to be a document evidencing ..... branches of rajkishore and krushna has also set aside the order of the appellate authority and directed that the property should be recorded in the name of the state government. being aggrieved by the aforesaid order, the persons representing the branch of shyama have filed o.j.c. no. 7542/92 and the persons ..... the property. accordingly, it was directed that the property should be recorded in the names of the three branches.4. no further appeal was filed by the state government against the aforesaid order. however, persons representing the branch of shyama filed appeal claiming that the entire property should have been recorded in their names and .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Rajasthan
Reported in : RLW2003(3)Raj1689; 2002(1)WLC673
..... witness (pw 4) having ocular account of the incident. the defence suggestion that ranglal (pw 8) has roped in falsely with a view to snatch/grapple agricultural field of bhanwari and he had also forcibly taken possession over a house having her husband's share, is too unconvincing and very far fetched. no court can ..... inconsistent with the evidence need not be sufficient to amount to contradiction obviously because only such inconsistent statement which is liable to be 'contradicted' would affect the credit of a witness. that being so, section 145 of the evidence act enables the cross examiner to use any former statement of the witness but it cautions ..... (deceased) was mother-in-law of bhanwari (accused). shri dhankhar vociferously contended that ranglal (pw 8) has gone to speak lie even against the judicial record by stating that neither his father chhagna nor chandri (deceased) had ever lodged any report against him nor criminal cases were ever pending, whereas fir no. 85/92 was registered .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : AIR1982AP1
..... of the t. p. act to the transfers made without prior permission under section 47 of the hyderabad tenancy and agricultural lands act or which have not validated under s. 50-b of the said act,6. in meram pocham v. state of a. p. (supra), sambasiva rao, j. (as he then was) and jayachandra reddy, j. ..... took the view that a contract of sale accompanied by delivery of possession made prior to the coming into force of the regulation without obtaining the necessary sanction under section 47 or validation under section 50-b of the hyderabad tenancy and agricultural ..... 53-a of he transfer of property act whether it conforms to the relevant provisions of the transfer of property act, indian registration act or the hyderabad tenancy and agricultural lands act. the authorities under section 3 (2) (a) of the regulation are conferred special or exclusive jurisdiction to determine the limited question whether the transfer .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Punjab and Haryana
Reported in : (2006)143PLR81a
..... ground that he (the appellant) is employed as a fireman in the market committee at sirsa which functions under the administrative control of the haryana state agricultural marketing board, constituted under the punjab agricultural produce markets act, 1961. it was, thus, contended that since the appellant is 'a whole time salaried employee of a local authority/board', ..... the premises act operates in a very limited filed, in that it only applies to particular sets of individuals, a particular set of juristic persons like companies, corporations or the central government. the rent act, on the other hand, is of much wider application inasmuch as it applies to all private premises which do not ..... inferred.29. similarly, as held by the supreme court in the case of p.k. unni v. nirmala industries : [1990]1scr483 and reiterated in delhi financial corporation v. rajiv anand 2004(11) s.c.c. 25, the court must proceed on the assumption that the legislature did not make a mistake and that if intended .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Rajasthan
Reported in : AIR1964Raj161
..... been declared unsuccessful at his main examination by the university appeared at a compartmental examination (towhich he was declared entitled by the university) in the subject of agricultural botany at which he obtained the requisite marks in the subject concerned and therefore was even declared to have passed the said examination. consequently it was urged ..... the conduct of the respondent university had deprived the petitioner of a valuable right. it was held that according to the rules and regulations of the university, 'agricultural botany' was one subject and not two, and that as those regulations had not specifically said that a candidate must have secured 30 per cent. marks ..... is necessary in this connection tc recollect the background against which this order came to be issued on the 29th october, 1963. as already stated, the university of jodhpur was established as a corporate body under the act which was brought in force from the 12th june 1962. the first statutes were made by the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : (1995)IIILLJ334AP
..... 1869/88. when this writ appeal came up before us, it was contended by the respondents herein (appellants in the writ appeal) that the employees of agricultural university who were juniors to the petitioners were being paid higher salary than the appellants and that question was covered by a judgment of a bench of this ..... perform more onerous duties and bear greater responsibilities than bench secretaries and accordingly recommended higher grade for the section officers than that recommended for bench secretaries. the state government accepted the same. this was challenged by the bench secretaries. the high court held that in so doing, the government have violated the constitutional ..... that filed by their juniors were allowed and therefore the pay of the appellants should also be fixed on par with their juniors. it was further stated by the learned counsel for the appellants, which was not disputed by the learned standing counsel for the respondent-university that the appellants as well as .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : (1985)48CTR(Kar)31; ILR1985KAR786; [1986]158ITR548(KAR); [1986]158ITR548(Karn)
..... in the charge of discrimination, a person must establish conclusively that persons equally circumstanced have been treated unequally and vice versa. however, in khandige sham bhat v. agricultural income-tax officer : [1963]48itr21(sc) , it was observed : 'if there is equality and uniformity within each group, the law will not be condemned ..... presumption of constitutionality cannot be carried to the extent of always holding that there must be some undisclosed and unknown reasons for subjecting certain individuals or corporations to hostile or discriminating legislation. 28. the above principles will have to be constantly borne in mind by the court when it is called upon ..... taxation law is not an exception to this doctrine : vide purshottam govindji halai v. shree b. m. desai : 1956crilj129 and kunnathat thathunni moopil nair v. state of kerala : [1961]3scr77 . but in the application of the principles, the courts, in view of the inherent complexity of fiscal adjustment of diverse elements, .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : ILR1992KAR3501; 1992(4)KarLJ415
..... individual whose property is taken, but to the public which is to pay for it even if it be a public corporation set up for public needs.'15. the need to recognise the potentiality of the land for non-agricultural use and to value the land accordingly has been pointed out by the privy council as early as the year 1939 ..... considerable time. the same principle has been re-iterated in chimanlal hargovind das v. special land acquisition officer, poona and anr. etc. etc. : air1988sc1652 wherein the supreme court stated 17 factors to be kept in mind while valuing the land. in administrator general of west bengal v. collector, varanasi : [1988]2scr1025 again the supreme court applied the same ..... not produced any sale deed pertaining to these plots, p.w.4 gave his evidence in march 1991. at para 3 of the deposition he stated that tholmatti got his land converted into non-agricultural and sold away his plots. houses of others have come up on those plots 10 to 15 years back. that means by the year 1981 .....
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