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G. Venkat Ram Reddy and ors. Vs. Najeebunnisa and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2005(5)ALD156; 2005(3)ALT313

..... concluding that in view of the findings of the atiyat court that the petitioners were entitled to maqta and inam land, the petitioners were held entitled to grant of occupancy rights under section 4 of the act and also for restoration of the land and thus directed that possession of the lands in question be restored to the petitioners within a period of eight weeks from the date of receipt of a copy of the order.24. ..... learned counsel for the respondents on the other hand submitted that the object with which the inams abolition act, 1955 was brought into statute book was to abolish all imams other than village service imams, imams held by religious and charitable institutions. ..... commencing not earlier than the 1st day of the fasli year 1353 (6th october, 1943), and completed before the commencement of this act, and(b) has cultivated such land personally during such period:provided that where the landholder is a minor or is serving in the naval, military or air forces in india, the tenant shall not be deemed to be a protected tenant if before the expiration of one year from the date on which the minor attains ..... therefore, even though all the inams vested in state as on 20th july, 1955, in case the inamdars or various types of persons mentioned in sections 5, 6, 7 and 8 were in possession of the land as on 1-11-1973, they would be entitled to get occupancy rights under the act.31. .....

Rahmat Vs. the State

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 1980CriLJ581

..... first time on 1-1-56 by the code of criminal procedure (amendment) act of 1955 (act no. ..... the state air 1956, all 456 (fb) it was observed by both the minority and majority judges that an irregularity in the charge is including misjoinder of charge curable under section 537, cr. ..... such a clause is incorporated in section 464 the rives situated old cr ..... that amendment sub-clause (b) of section 537 of the old cr. p. ..... out that in such a case the court could not adopt a wrong procedure in the hope that ultimately it would be condoned under section 537, cr. p. c.12. ..... court had rejected this objection raised on behalf of the applicant on the ground that the offences were part of the same transaction and so they could be tried together in view of section 223(a), cr. p. c.10. ..... that the charges of four dacoities were tried in one case whereas according to section 219(1), cr. p. c. ..... revision by the applicant rahmat against the dismissal of his appeal against his conviction under section 395, i. p. c. ..... in section 465(2), ..... the state (supra) of course the majority view was against the allowing of joint trial to proceed in spite of the fact that both parties were ..... state (supra) wherein it was held that a trial of more offences than permitted by law would not be a case of more misjoinder but it will be a case of trial against law ..... state : air1953all448 so it is clear that charge of committing dacoity at the houses of four persons was against the provisions of law and, therefore, it was a case of .....

Holomal Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1973Delhi238

..... however the mere facts that the petitioner's compensation application was dealt with under section 7 or 8 of the act before the rule was abrogated and the among was also adjusted against the compensation amount would in may view not mean that the matter has been finally adjudicated. ..... even if one assumes that the rule is to be saved even after repeal to the extent provided by section 6 of the general clause act one would have to determine whether the petitioner had a right vested in him prior to the repeal itself. ..... on the other hand, in applying a statute which creates vested right the provision of section 6 of the general clauses act would apply and an amendment or repeal taking away such a vested right would be ineffective. ..... by which an explanationn had been added to that rule stating that if two or more persons were in occupation of an allotable property, the same should be sold. ..... the deputy secretary to the government of india exercising power under this section accepted the revision application and held that the rule. ..... the displaced persons (compensation & rehabilitation) act was passed in 1954 and the rules were made in 1955. ..... but displaced persons were already occupants in evacuee property sometime between 1947 and 1955. ..... 1955, were that rules 30 and 31 were deleted and an expiation was added to rule 22 which are all amendment not application to the facts of this case. ..... 1955, in rules 30 and 31. .....

Vikram Aditya Singh and ors. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR2007Delhi101; 2006(92)DRJ650

..... singh has further submitted that the hon'ble supreme court in connection with the interpretation of section 8 of the hindu marriage act, 1955, has thus held that marriage should be registered in the state, where the marriage is solemnized and consequently, no rule or a form could stipulate terms contrary to the said binding position of ..... writ petition challenges sub-clause (vi) of clause 7 in form a of the delhi hindu marriage registration rules, 1956, as being ultravires of section 8 of the hindu marriage act, 1955 as well as being contrary to the mandate of the judgment of the hon'ble supreme court in seema v. ..... section 8(1) of the hindu marriage act, 1955 read as follows:(1) for the purpose of facilitating the proof of hindu marriages, the state government may make rules providing that the parties to any such marriage may have the particulars relating to their marriage entered in such manner and subject to such conditions a may be prescribed in a hindu ..... 1 was working in a hotel, also sought the registration of their marriage with the ambassador of india in maldives, but the said prayer was declined by the ambassador on the ground that he had no powers to register the ..... we are of the view that marriages of all persons who are citizens of india belonging to various religions should be made compulsorily registrable in their respective states, where the marriage is solemnized.5. mr. ..... in delhi according to hindu rites and ceremonies and both the petitioners are citizens of india. .....

Kannan Devan Hills Produce Co. Ltd. Vs. T.N. Madhavan Pillai

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 1956CriLJ1018

..... it may, however, be noticed in passing that the proviso as amended by act 26 of 1955 (which came into force from l-l-1956) enables a court to exempt any complainant from personal attendance, whereas before the amendment the exemption could only have been granted to a complainant who is a public ..... walker's retirement was on 29-3-1955 on 7-6-1955 his successor filed a memo before the lower court stating that mr. ..... according to the penal code (vide section 11), the term 'person' includes any company or association or body of persons, whether incorporated or not and that definition is extended for application to the provisions of the criminal ..... hyderabad state' 1955 sc 792 (794) ((s) air v 42) ..... secondly, apart from the reasons stated in the magistrate's order, the order-sheet and the progress diary of the case show that even if legally permissible the magistrate was not prepared to allow the substitution without the power of attorney by ..... by the latter part of section 4(2) of the latter code.as such, the only 'person' who could compound this offence is the company and the company can do it only through its accredited ..... offence of criminal trespass is a compoundable offence and the first table appended to section 345, criminal p.c. ..... is therefore triable as a summons-case and section 247, criminal p.c. ..... the accused was entitled to be acquitted under section 247 criminal p.c. ..... walker stated that the company was in possession of the land trespassed upon and that the complaint was in respect of that .....

Qurabali and ors. Vs. Government of Rajasthan and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1960Raj152

..... by his notification dated 24-7-1958, which was published inthe rajasthan state gazette dated 7-8-1958, announced under section 10 of the act that the pali municipality would be divided into 16 wards, and it was also mentioned that full description thereof had been already given under the notification published in the rajasthan state gazette dated 17-7-1958, referred to above. ..... f-l(b)(6) lsg/52 ii dated 20-10-1955 thegovernment of rajasthan acting in exercise of the powers conferred on it by section 207 of the act orderedthat all the powers of the government under section 10 would also be exercised by the collectors ..... but that notification published in the rajasthan state gazette, dated the 12th february, 1955, the government had announced that for the general election of the pali municipality, the entire area had been divided into 15 wards and each ward would elect one ..... on the side of the respondents, however, that the earlier notification of the government fixing the total membership of the board dated the 12th january 1955, still stood in so far as it had not been altered by the subsequent notification. ..... there was no preference in this notification of the previous notification issued on 12-1-1955, fixing the number of nominated members at 2 out of the total number ..... impossible to accept that in order to get a complete picture of the composition of the board, one would or could be expected to make a search for the earlier notification issued in 1955 and then read the two together. .....

Birendra Nath Banerjee Vs. Sm. Snehalata Devi and anr.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1968Cal380,72CWN128

..... trial judge, who will take the necessary steps and, if, eventually, the said application be granted or effectively allowed and the appellant makes his purchase by right of pre-emption under the said section in terms thereof, the instant suit or proceeding will terminate by making the order for pre-emption in favour of the appellant in respect of the shares of the plaintiff and debendra. ..... other hand, the said application is eventually rejected by reason of the appellant's failure to avail himself of the right of purchase by pre-emption under the said section in terms of the said statutory provision, the present decree of the learned trial judge will be affirmed and the plaintiff's suit will be disposed of accordingly.16. ..... that, in any event, his client should be allowed opportunity to pre-empt upon his aforesaid application under section 4 of the partition act in respect of the plaintiff's l/3rd undivided share in the disputed property and debendra's undivided l/6th share.4 ..... thereafter, the final decree for partition was made by the learned trial judge on june 7, 1955, after disposing of objections, filed by the defendants to the commissioner's report, and, against the said final decree, the present appeal was filed by the ..... that part of the decree, the plaintiff put up surendra's undivided 1/6th share in the disputed property to sale and the same was purchased by the added respondent debendra chandra bhattacharya on march 11, 1955, the sale being confirmed on may 15, 1956. ..... 11, 1955. .....

In Re Article 370 Of The Constitution

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... -an ordinance promulgated by the governor of a province under section 88 of the government of india act, 1935, and in force immediately before the commencement of this constitution shall, unless withdrawn by the governor of the corresponding state earlier, cease to operate at the expiration of six weeks from the first meeting after such commencement of the legislative assembly of that state functioning under clause (1) of article 382, and nothing in this article ..... levy of dharat) xxvii samvat, 2011 validation act, 2011 opium smoking act, 2011 xxxvii samvat, 2011 natural calamities destroyed areas xxxviii samvat, 2011 improvement act, 2011 pharmacy act, 2011 liii samvat, 2011 registration (amendment and validation of vi1955transfer of property) act, 1955 hindu marriage act, 1955 iv1955legislative assembly (speakers iv1956emoluments) act, 1956 ministers and ministers of state salaries vi1956act, 1956 particulars habitual offenders ( ..... in the applicability of the seventh schedule to the constitution by co72 as a result, additional entries in the union list : entry 43, (incorporation, regulation and winding up of trading corporations, including banking, insurance and financial corporations but not including co-operative societies) and entry 78 (constitution and organisation of the high courts except provisions as to officers and servants of high courts; persons entitled to ..... with suitable modifications: article 149, 150 and 151 were applied [relating to cag, forms of accounts and audit]. .....

Collector of Bombay Vs. Burjor Hormusji Poonegar and anr.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1964Bom7; (1963)65BOMLR191; ILR1963Bom715

..... support of this argument, the learned advocategeneral invited our attention to section 154 of thegovernment of india act, 1935, which runs asfollows :--'property vested in his majesty for purposes of the government of the dominion shall save in so far as any dominion law may otherwise provide, be exempt from all taxes imposed by, or by any authority within a province or acceding state; provided that, until any dominion law otherwise provides, any property ..... that the application for amendment wasmade at a time when the fate of this suit as wellas other suits which were stayed pending the decision in mistri's case, ( (s) air 1955 sc 208) wasvirtually decided by the decision of the supremecourt in mistri's case, : [1955]1scr1311 .the learned revenue judge, however, allowed'the application for amendment and the two questions which have ..... the acquisition proceedings and awards mentioned in paragraphs 7 and 8 of the plaint and the answer that he gave was that in view of the decision of the supreme court in mistri's case, : [1955]1scr1311 the said proceedings and awards did not help the respondents in claiming a right in limitation of the right of the government to assess.33. ..... , which was allowed by the learned revenue judge by his order dated 31st may, 1955, the respondents added paragraph ii-a to the plaint inwhich they stated that after the supreme court's judgment in mistri's case, : [1955]1scr1311 , the respondents had come to learn about certain correspondence between the g. i. .....

Gulabrao Wamanrao Patil and anr. Vs. S.D. Raje and the State

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1973CriLJ948

..... therefore his presence in court cannot be procured without inconvenience and delay; in that view of the matter therefore, he held that the circumstances of the case fulfils the conditions laid down in section 503 of the cr.pc it was, therefore, according to him proper and reasonable to order the examination of the hon'ble minister on commission. ..... may issue a commission for the examination of the witness in accordance with the provisions of this chapter;provided that where the examination of the president or the vice-president r the governor of a state as a witness is necessary for the ends of justice, a commission shall be issued for the examination of such witness.4. ..... according to his application the attendance of the minister who is engaged in matters of national and state importance and who is engaged in duties which are public duties and who is therefore busy cannot be procured in court without ..... added by act 56 of 1955. ..... for the witness to attend the court with short notice because he has to be at state headquarters for his public duties. ..... the prosecution then filed an application stating that the witness was a public servant with several preoccupations and public duties to attend to and that his presence in the court could not be procured without unreasonable ..... state of uttar pradesh : 1957crilj894 has observed as under:as a general rule it may be said that the important witnesses on whose testimony the case against the accused person has to be established, must be examined .....