Court : Punjab and Haryana
Reported in : AIR1953P& H30
..... ) reasons for the proposal with reference to the social position, political importance of the family, amount of revenue-paying land and absence of any private person ready and fit to undertake the management of the estate of the person concerned. ' (iii) assets. (iv) average income. (v) average expenditure. (vi) debts secured and unsecured as far as ..... perform.20. in -- 'nakkuda ali v. m. f. de s. jayaratne', 54 c. w. n. 883 (pc), the controller of textiles was acting under regulation 62 of the defence (control of textiles) regulations, 1945, and cancelled the license of the appellant. the relevant words of the regulation were:'where the controller has reasonable grounds to believe that ..... of the order of the government. in order to determine this it is necessary to refer to certain provisions of the court of wards act. the act is a consolidating and amending act. in the statement of objects and reasons it is stated in paragraph 3 that the chief objects of the bill were to enlarge and .....
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Reported in : AIR1961P& H340; [1961]31CompCas338(P& H)
..... and the concept of damages. it is said in this connection that when a person borrows money and agrees to pay it back, he incurs a pecuniary liability because his undertaking is, from the very start, to pay money, while in the case of a breach of contract giving rise to a claim for compensation there is in the beginning ..... such displaced persons.22. this brings me to the argument advanced by mr. sodhi on the basis of the remedial purposes of the act. the object, as succinctly stated by kapoor j. (as he then was) in parkash textile mills ltd. v. messrs. mani lal, (s) air 1955 punj 197 at page 210, was to afford to the displaced debtors, as ..... the question whether the banker is the creditor or the debtor. the respective liabilities of the bailor and the bailee are stated in chapter ix of the indian contract act, 1872 (act no. 9 of 1872), but so far as debts incurred by displaced debtors and secured by the pledge of movable property are concerned, certain modifications have been effected .....
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Reported in : [1964]51ITR441(P& H)
..... been laid down in section 3 of the act and its general duty in section 18. the petitioner took over with effect from october 16, 1956, the undertaking from the pepsu roadways which had been operating departmentally the road transport services under the policy of nationalisation of road transport followed by the pepsu government. ..... the terms and conditions of this transfer are contained in annexure 'd'. on taking over this undertaking, the capital investment was raised to rs. 25 lakhs, out of which rs ..... it should be made to the assessing authorities in accordance with the machinery provided by the income-tax act and the writ jurisdiction of this court cannot be permitted to be invoked for this purpose : see punjab woollen textiles mills v. assessing authority, sales tax, amritsar, jiwan singh and sons v. excise & taxation officer .....
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Reported in : AIR1967P& H279; (1969)ILLJ679P& H
..... according to the counsel, lies in the existence of rules framed under the motor vehicles act which were held to impose a duty on the state government to decide and act judicially in approving or modifying the scheme proposed by the transport undertaking. in air 1965 sc 1595 (supra), according to shri pannu, it was held that ..... provided, the objective criterion if any to be adopted, the effect of the decision on the person affected and other indicia afforded by the statute. a duty to act judicially may arise in widely different circumstances which it will be impossible and indeed inadvisable to attempt to define exhaustively: (vide observations of parker, j. in r. ..... was nakkuda ali v. jayaratne, (1951) ac 66. in that case the controller of textiles in ceylon made an order cancelling the appellant's license to act as a dealer, and the appellant sought to have that order quashed. the controller acted under a defence regulation which empowered him to cancel a licence 'where the controller has .....
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Reported in : AIR1974P& H140
..... comprised of the erstwhile state of punjab before the merger of pepsu area, a scheme (hereinafter referred to as the punjab scheme) for nationalisation of the transport routes under chapter iv-a of the act, was in operation and the said punjab scheme was called the 50-50 scheme. this scheme was evolved for a limited period and after ..... state and thus are admittedly governed by the pepsu scheme. it is alleged that in the pepsu scheme, all inter-state routes have to be run by the state undertaking, therefore, the permits on ludhiana-ambala cantt. route which they had obtained under the authority of the regional transport authority, patiala, which authority had the jurisdiction over ..... the same ratio, that is, 60-40 but the new inter-state routes and increase on the existing inter-state routes will exclusively be operated by the state undertaking. as i have already pointed out, this scheme covers the area of the erstwhile state of punjab before the merger of pepsu and punjab and the claims of .....
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Reported in : AIR1987P& H263
..... member of the parliament for pecuniary considerations. it was on this aspect of the matter that lord shaw made the above quoted observations. a contract or undertaking to bind himself to the mandate of any society in consideration of pecuniary help in the context of election would certainly be void being against the ..... 116 were included in the councils of ministers which they help to bring into being by defections. the other disturbing features of this phenomenon were; multiple acts of defections by the same person or set of persons (haryana affording a conspicuous example); few resignations of the membership of the legislature or explanations by ..... subject-matter with which the legislature was legislating, are legitimate topics to consider in ascertaining what was the object and purpose of the legislature in passing the act.in sheikh gulfan v. sanat kumar ganguli, air 1965 sc 1839, it has been observed in this connection by their lordships as follows:--'............. often enough, .....
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Reported in : [1994]80CompCas30(P& H)
..... declared a sick textile undertaking under the take-over act was nationalised and ..... . this ordinance was replaced by the act known as the sick textiles undertaking (taking over of management) act, 1972 (hereinafter referred to as 'the take-over act'). reference to some of the provisions of the take-over act would be made hereinafter. the take-over act was followed by another act, i.e., the sick textile undertakings (nationalisation) act, 1974 (hereinafter called 'the nationalisation act'). under the said act, the mill in question having been .....
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Reported in : [1996]86CompCas267(P& H); (1994)106PLR1
..... rate, the rate at which moneys are lent or advanced by nationalised banks in relation to commercial transactions,explanation i.--in this sub-section, 'nationalised bank' means a corresponding new bank as defined in the banking companies (acquisition and transfer of undertakings) act, 1970.explanation ii.--for the purposes of this section, a transaction ..... the date of institution of the suit till realisation of the decretal amount.5. shri devinder kumar and smt. daya wanti, partners of sapra textile agency challenged the judgment and decree of the trial court in first appeal before the first appellate court. the plaintiff-bank filed cross-objections saying ..... of the suit till realisation of the decretal amount.facts first. :syndicate bank, rewari branch (hereinafter 'the plaintiff-bank'), allowed overdraft loan facility to sapra textile agency, kewal bazar, rewari, a partnership concern. sarvshri jagdish chander, devender kumar and smt. daya wanti were the partners of the firm. the loan of .....
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Reported in : [1995]82CompCas203(P& H)
..... miscellaneous petition no. 1 and the other for inspection of record miscellaneous petition no. 2 have, however, been given to mr. chhina today. both the sides undertake to file a reply to the respective claim petition, including the application aforesaid, on december 19,1992. both sides agree to appear on the said date, i. ..... would not permit objectors to contend that the order passed by this court appointing the arbitrator and the award itself were not under the provisions of the arbitration act. the conduct of objectors amounts to acquiescence. the division bench of the bombay high court in rashtriya chemicals and fertilizers ltd. v. mohinder singh and co ..... his daughters, miss soniya and miss ramanjit kaur, as also his son, gurpreet singh, filed company petition no. 79 of 1987 under section 155 of the companies act, 1956, for rectification of the register of members. this petition was fixed against raghbir cycles private limited, raghbir singh and his sons, manjit singh, kanwaljit singh, .....
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Reported in : AIR1995P& H50; (1995)109PLR385
..... finally this scheme is approved under section 100(3) of the act. section 103, which is relevant for consideration in these cases, read as under:--'103. issue of permits of state transport undertakings.-- (1) where, in pursuance of an approved scheme, any state transport undertaking applies in such manner as may be prescribed by the state ..... 1888). the earlier decisions were referred to therein. the conclusion arrived at in para 12 of the judgment is as under (at p 1893 of air) :--'the nationalisation of saharanpur --shahdara-delhi route by publication of the approved scheme on sept. 29, 1959 is operating to the total exclusion of every private operator except u.p ..... of the passenger road transport needs, as so assessed by the state transport commissioner, punjab, from time to time. the existing operations of the state transport undertakings on the national highways falling within the state are given inanenxures 'd' and 'd1'. 6. all future operations of routes on the state highways other than .....
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