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Pentapati Chitti Mahalakshmi Vs. Gannavarapu Subba Rap and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1986AP52

..... 12 of the madras hereditary village office act iii of 1983 the succession must be traced to bhimanna as manikyamba cannot be a stock of descent and consequently somamma the widow of bhimanna the last male holder of the office became entitled to the said office and in view of the andhra pradesh (andhra area) proprietary estates' village service and the andhra pradesh (andhra area) hereditary village offices laws (repeal) act 16 of 1969 which came into force on 22-5-1969 the office ceased to be hereditary and somamma died on 16-12-1969 and under ..... those circumstances the parties must work out their rights under the provisions of the andhra pradesh inams abolition ..... tahsildar, rapur (1980) 1 aplj (hc) 1 : (air 1980 andh pra 118) laid down that the inams covered by the inams abolition act are not abolished on the date of coming into force of the act but the abolition of inams takes place only on the date of grant of a ryotwari patta in favour of a land holder or the tenant as the case may be. ..... meer mohomed tuquee (1869-70) 13 moo ind app 438 and finally accepted by lord atkin, j. .....

Manepalli Sattemma Vs. Manepalli Satyanarayana and anr.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1963AP375

..... taking the scheme of the madras hereditary village offices act in so far as it governs offices of the first group envisaged by section 3 into consideration, their lordships of the supreme court laid down that the office of village munsif was one which fell within the ambit of article 16 and that section 6(1) embodied a principle of discrimination in that in choosing the persons to fill the new offices the selection was to be made only from among the families of the last-holders of the offices which had been abolished. ..... if all the members of the family are entitled to succeed to any property under the law that governs these artisans and servants, the same principle will apply to them even in regard to succession to this office.the fact that under board's standing order 55 the artisan inams could be resumed under certain circumstances would not attract the prohibition enacted by article 16. ..... he says that the respondents' father and the petitioner's husband were enjoying the inams lands as tenants-in-common and as such there was no question of the inams surviving to them on the death of buchanna. ..... on the death of subbarayudu, his sons, the two plaintiffs and the second defendant, enjoyed these inams along with buchanna as members of a joint hindu family and they were constrained to bring the suits as the defendant - the widow of buchanna claimed the inams as her personal properties by virtus of a gift deed executed by her husband, buchanna.4. .....

Chama Narasimha Reddy and anr. Vs. Joint Collector and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2007(2)ALD28; 2007(3)ALT265

..... land and that she is not entitled for relief under section 4 of the inams abolition act; (ii) the petitioners interpolated their names in the revenue records as possessors by manipulating the records, that when enquiry was conducted into the claim petition filed by the protected tenants, the objection petition filed by the petitioners was rejected by the original authority as well as the appellate authority and, therefore, their request for grant of orc cannot be considered; (iii) respondents 16 to 21 are not entitled for orc as they are ..... , 1.11.1973 ((a) as per section 2(b) of inams abolition act, the expression 'date of vesting' when used- (i) in sub-section (1), sub-section (2) with reference to clauses (a), (b), (c), (e) and (f) and sub-section (3) of section 3 and in section 34, means the date of publication of this act in the official gazette; (ii) elsewhere in this act means the date appointed by the government under clause (b) of sub-section (3) of section 1; (b) for the purpose of enforcement of the act, date of vesting is 20-7-1955 and for the purpose of considering the claim for registration as occupant and issue of orc, date of vesting is 1-11-1973. ..... (telangana area) abolition of inams act, 1955 (hereafter called, the inams abolition act) and the inams tribunal/revenue divisional officer (rdo), granted occupancy rights certificate (orc) in respect of land admeasuring about acs. .....

MetadIn Agarwal (Died) by Lrs. Vs. Syed Abdul Razack and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2004(1)ALD400; 2004(3)ALT765

..... before parting with the case we would like to place on record the unhappiness of the court on the manner in which the competent authority under the urban land ceiling act and the central government gave permission to the defendant to alienate the extent of 29,762 square meters which was declared as surplus land by issuing notification under section 10(1) of the urban land ceiling act and defeating the very purpose and object of a welfare legislation. ..... limited with the active connivance of the competent authority in obtaining a letter ex.a-16/b10 dated 26-6-1980 wherein the competent authority says that area sought to be sold include built up area which is absolutely false and the competent authority made such a statement in collusion with the defendant who infact helped him in alienating about 30,000 square meters of land which is declared as surplus land circumventing the provisions of urban land ceilings act more so after the entire procedure contemplated under the act is over ..... the principles laid down in the above decisions clearly indicate that unless the competent authorities have been moved and the application for consent/permission/ sanction have been rejected once and for all and such rejection made finally became irresolutely binding and rendered impossible the performance of the contract resulting in frustration as envisaged under section 56 of the contract act, the relief cannot be refused for the mere pointing out of some obstacles. .....

K. Chandramma Vs. Labour Court-i, Hyderabad and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1997(3)ALD665; 1997(3)ALT406; 1997(2)APLJ52; (1997)IILLJ992AP

..... . in view of the above, we are inclined to interfere with the impugned judgment as well as the award and direct the labour court to call for all the records in respect of the service rendered by the petitioner-appellant from the respondent-management and decide upon such materials, whether the petitioner-appellant, as claimed, has worked for 240 days continuously so as to be attracted under section 25f of the industrial disputes act. 6 ..... sweeper and since she does not know to read or write and at the same time is not in the control of the evidence even in respect of her working continuously for 240 days, it appears to us to he reasonable to hold that grave injustice would be done if, without calling upon the respondent-employer to produce all the materials in support of its claim that the petiftoner-appellant has not worked for 240 days continuously, the benefit of the claim should be given to her and she should be ..... a brief history of the rule of non est factum, scriptwn predictum non estfactum sum is narrated by one of us in a bench decision of the madras high court in k. ..... . thus in 1869, the foster v .....

M/s. A.B. Mauri India Pvt. Ltd. Vs. The Deputy Commercial Tax Officer, ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... to its branch at the sez cochin; the way bills show that the branch in secunderabad transported the chillies to the cochin branch; the export invoices show the petitioner as the exporter, and the transactions as falling within the ambit of section 5(1) of the cst act; the bill of lading, and the consideration for exports received by way of foreign remittances to the petitioner's bank accounts, show that the petitioner is the direct exporter; the f-forms prove inter-branch transfers and the subsequent export by the petitioner; and the purchases made, within the state of telangana and ..... andhra pradesh, constitutes purchase in the course of export ..... after the andhra state came into existence the legislature of that state enacted act xiv of 1955 amending section 5 of the madras general sales tax act. ..... the law relating to the sales tax in force in that area was the madras general sales tax act, 1939. .....

Sri Anjaneya Swami Temple, Nandikotkur Vs. Baddula Lakshmiah and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1982AP300

..... pullaiah were allowed to enjoy the income of the land in lieu of the services rendered by them; neither the 4th defendant nor his father pullaiah was the hereditary archakas; after the enforcement of the andhra pradesh (andhra area) inams abolition act, 1956, the inam tahsildar, after due enquiry, granted a patta in favour of the temple; the predecessors -in-interest of the 4th defendant sold the suit land in favour of defendants 1 and 2 which led to disputes regarding the possession between the the temple on the one hand and the defendants on the other hand; in proceedings ..... on behalf of the governor in counsil of madras, i acknowledge your title to a devadayam or pagoda inam situated in the village of nandikotkur in the taluk of nandikotkur in the district of kurnool claimed to be of acres (thirty one) 31 -12 dry land and held for the support of the above pagoda in that village. 2. ..... in koteswara rao's case (air 1927 mad 852) (supra) the madras high court had occasion to consider a number of inam fair register extracts and title deeds in a batch of appeals. ..... state of madras : [1966]3scr283 the inam was granted in ancient times by the rulers and they were held for the performance of puja in sri meenakshi sundarswaral devasthanam, madurai. ..... agastheswaraswamivaru : [1960]2scr768 after considering koteswara rao's case (air 1937 mad 852) (supra) and some other case decided by the madras high court. .....

G. Chennaiah and anr. Vs. State of Andhra Pradesh and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1983AP34

..... performing, in accordance with the custom or usage of such math or temple, the charity or service for performing which the inam had been made, confirmed or recognised by the british government or any part of the said charity or service as the case may be or (iii) that the math or temple has ceased to exist or the charity or service in question has if any way become imposible ..... 44-b (2) (a) conferred a power on the collector to resume to the whole or any part of any inam granted for the support or maintenance of a math or temple or for the purpose of charity or service connected therewith on one or more of the following grounds:-'(i) that the holder of such inam or part has made an exchange, gift sale or mortgage of the same or any portion thereof or has granted a lease of the same or any portion thereof for term exceeding five years, or (ii) that the holder of such inam or part has failed to perform or make the necessary arrangements for ..... 44-b (2) (a) of the madras hindu religious endowments act fell for construction. s. .....

K. Harinath Reddy and Others Vs. Inams Deputy Tahsildar, Chittor and O ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2000(2)ALD713

..... (3) when an application is filed under sub-section (2), the revenue court shall cause to be served in the prescribed manner, a notice requiring the inamdars and if there is any other person who came into occupation for the inam land after the 7th january, 1948, and is in occupation thereof on the date of commencement of this act also the other person aforesaid, to file before it within the prescribed period, objections if any, to the application and after giving the tenant, inamdars and such other person, a reasonable opportunity of being ..... reinstatement of tenants who were in occupation of inam lands in inam villages on the 7th january, 1948 but were evicted from such lands before the commencement of this act :--(1) any tenant who was in occupation of an inam land in an inam village on the 7th january, 1948 but who is not in occupation thereof at the commencement of this act having been evicted from such land by or at the instance of the inamdars whether in execution of a decree or order of a court or otherwise shall be entitled to be restored to occupation of that land as hereinafter provided. ..... estage hotels, madras, also filed writ petition no.7048 of 1991 on the ground that they purchased a portion of the land from k.r. ..... estaje hotels, madras. .....

Vedantam Srinivasa Chary Vs. Assistant Commissioner, Endowments Dept., ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2005(2)ALD581; 2005(3)ALT43

..... the honourable supreme court held that without amending law in the inam abolition act and without properly removing the foundation of the judgment of the high court to destroy the effect of the law in inam abolition act on an erroneous belief or assumption that it did not bind the religious or charitable institutions or endowments or that the holder of the land did not acquire title or no patta was granted to him and the land was still with the institution and treating the occupant as encroacher depriving the holder of the land or vested rights acquired under the inam abolition ..... yella reddi case (supra) wherein the service inam grant and personal inam burdened with service to an institution thereof in relation to section 44-b(1) and (2) of madras hindu religious endowments act (2 of 1927) had been dealt with and the apex court while dealing with this aspect, held that:'the question for consideration is whether a personal inam burdened with service to a temple can be said to come within the meaning of the words 'any inam granted for the performance of a service connected with a temple'. .....