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Dhani Bai and ors. Vs. Neem Kanwar and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1972Raj9

..... but if any party to the litigation can prove circumstances which would show that the physical act of giving and taking could not have been performed as recited in the deed of adoption, then it would be for the party setting up the adoption to prove by positive evidence that the physical act of giving and taking did take place. ..... their lordships relying upon the decision of the allahabad high court in (1904) ilr 26 all 472 (supra) also held:'the efficacy of the nitya dwyamushyayana would depend upon the stipulation entered into at the time of his adoption and not upon the performance of the initiatory ceremonies such as chuda and upanayana as in the case of incomplete or anitya dwvamushvavana. ..... a contention was raised in that case that as none of the initiatory ceremonies were performed by the natural father of raehunandan prasad, his connection with his natural family was severed, save that he continued to be the son of his natural father for the purpose of inheriting his property and performing his obsequies and that in other respects the relations with his own family were severed, and that he could not transmit the property which he might inherit from his natural father ..... 1965 corresponding to 24th april. ..... 1965 although a division of immovable property took place in smt. .....

Amaravila Krishnan Nair Vs. the Election Commissioner of India, New De ...

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1972Ker5

..... the representation of the people act 1950, for short the rules, and that no legible copy of the electoral rolls as published on 15-1-1970 was given to the party represented by him as undertaken by the 2nd respondent in the conference, nor was sufficient time given according to the rules for filing claims and objections to the electoral rolls of 15-1-1970 in the special revision proceedings, and therefore, the electoral rolls published on 15-1-1970 and 10-8-1970 were prepared not in accordance with the representation of the people act 1950, and the rules thereunder.the ..... prayer of the ..... i am far from saying that the election commission is, like the president or the governor, beyond the reach of the courts when performing or purporting to perform the functions of its office. ..... this is dramatically illustrated by two cases from new jersey. ..... state of punjab, air 1965 punj 361. .....

Hungerford Investment Trust Ltd. Vs. Haridas Mundhra and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1971Cal182,75CWN517

..... on the question of the orders of attachment obtained by the decree-holders in the kanpur and allahabad decrees and the order for stay of execution obtained by the income-tax department, it was submitted that those were questions which were raised in the earlier application and have been dealt with by the division bench in dismissing the appeal, and as such it could not be urged by the appellant in this application that the attachment orders and the stay order constituted a bar to the performance of the contract under the decree.46. mr. ..... performance of a contract of the sale or lease of immovable property has been made and the purchaser or lessee does not, within the period allowed by the decree or such further period as the court may allow, pay the purchase money or other sum which the court has ordered him to pay, the vendor or lessor may apply in the same suit in which the decree is made, to have the contract rescinded and on such application the court may, by order, rescind the contract either so far as regards the party in default or altogether, as the ..... the decree for specific performance, it was argued, was passed on february 25, 1964, without fixing a time for payment of the consideration for the shares; and therefore on march 1, 1965, the appellant had no existing right which would come under the saving provision in section 3(a) of the new act. ..... the aims and objects of the seller and the buyer of the shares have shifted and changed with dramatic suddenness. .....

Chinta Lingam and ors. Vs. Government of India and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1971SC474; (1970)3SCC768; [1971]2SCR871; 1971(III)LC87(SC)

..... by licences, permits or other wise the storage, transport, distribution, disposal, acquisition, use or consumption of, any essential commodity;the 1957 control order extends to the states of andhra pradesh, kerala, madras, mysore and pondicherry which has been called the southern zone. ..... in the writ petitions the high court examined all the contentions raised exhaustively and repelled the attack on the constitutionality of section 3(2)(d) of the act as also the relevant clauses of the control ..... the points involved in the writ petition and the appeals by special leave relate to the constitutionality and validity of the provisions of three control orders issued under section 3(2)(d) of the essential commodities act, 1955 (act 10 of 1955) hereinafter called the 'act ..... clause (1) shall prevent parliament from making any law giving, or authorising the giving of, any preference or making, or authorising the making of, any discrimination if it is declared by such law that it is necessary to do so for the purpose of dealing with a situation arising from scarcity of goods in any part of the territory of india.now the control orders were made under section 3 of the act. ..... the southern states (regulation of exports of rice) order, 1964; and(iii) the andhra pradesh rice and paddy (restriction of movement) order, 1965.in the appeals the appellants had moved the high court of andhra pradesh under article 226 of the ..... the control order of 1965 imposed further restrictions on the movement of rice .....

P.L. Bhardwaj Vs. State Bank of India and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : ILR1971Delhi236

..... , firstly because there is no statutory duty cast on the bank by section 43 of the act as in case of rule 4 providing that 'government shall determine the method' and secondly because there is no room left in this case for making such a presumption as the power to frame statutory rules is explicitly given under the scheme of the act to the central government or to the board after consultation with the reserve bank and with the previous sanction of the central government in terms of sections 49 and 50 of the act and no such rules have been framed under ..... with the material on the record, i am unable to say that they are anything more than the administrative decisions taken by the bank containing terms and conditions of service which the bank considered to be necessary or desirable for the efficient performance of its functions as envisaged in section 43 of the act. ..... chief commissioner, pondicherry: : [1964]1scr656 , said : 'these decisions of the court support our view that the expression 'other authorities' in art. ..... (2) the petitioner graduated from delhi university in the year 1965. .....

K. Venkataraman and Company and ors. Vs. Deputy Commercial Tax Officer ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [1973]30STC57(Mad)

..... and carbonisation after certain substances are extracted from it, has been understood only as a domestic fuel, and that ordinarily understood it is charcoal and, therefore, it is exempt from sales tax under item 18 of schedule iii of the pondicherry general sales tax act, 1967. ..... under the essential goods (declaration and regulation of tax on sale or purchase) act, 1952, the goods specified in the schedule are declared to be essential for the life of the community and no law made after the commencement of that act by the legislature of a state could have effect unless it has been reserved for the consideration of the president and has ..... held that though cotton in its unginned state contained cotton seeds, once the cotton and the seeds were separated by the manufacturing process of ginning, the seeds so separated could not be said to be cotton itself, or part of the cotton and, therefore, the dealer was not entitled to deduct the sale price of cotton seeds from the purchase turnover under the punjab general sales tax act.20. ..... in this view, it has been held that chira and muri do not cease to be cereals merely because rice or paddy has undergone the process of being flattened or fried in assuming the form of chira and muri and that to all intents and purposes chira and muri are cereals and have not lost their character of cereals by any process of transformation so as to make them being ..... 116 of 1965 has been preferred by ..... madras [1965] 16 ..... madras [1965] 16 ..... madras [1965] 16 ..... [1965] .....

Srila Sri Sivagnana Balaya Swamigal Madalayam, Mailam and Bommayyapala ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1972)2MLJ605

..... thereafter, the petitioner-mutt sent a common judication to the government on 7th september, 1969, setting out the history of the case relating to the land and stating that the mutt was entitled to priority in the matter of assignment, the the assignment made in favour of the third respondent was illegal as the occupation of the third respondent was unauthorised and that the government should, therefore, reconsider the matter and direct the re-assigement to be made in favour of the mutt. ..... venkatachari, appearing for the petitioner-mutt, contends that the government, in the instant case, while directing the assignment of the land to the third respondent flagrantly violated the several provisions under which procedure has been prescribed for dealing with the application for assignment and that the government in passing the order by themselves deprived the petitioner-mutt of its right of appeal and revision even if the assignment had been made by such authority in favour of the third respondent. ..... for the purpose of constructing a public well, the said extent of 31 cents was acquired under the provisions of the land acquisition act, 1894 (hereinafter referred to as the act) in the year ig4i. ..... 221/1-a, in mailam village, tindivanam taluk, south arcot district, measuring 13.47 acres originally belonged to one thirumudi ghettiar and two others of pondicherry. ..... board of revenue, madras : [1965]56itr605(mad) . .....

Tek Chand Daulat Rai Vs. the Excise and Taxation Officer and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : [1972]29STC585(P& H)

..... it is the amendments by the legislature of the state of madras, which were effected in various sections of the madras act including the charging section and about the persons, who could be proceeded against as assessees, which were enforced by the notification without at first having been extended to the territory of pondicherry under section 2(1) of the pondicherry act. ..... by section 2(1) of the pondicherry general sales tax act (10 of 1965), the madras general sales tax act, 1959, was extended to the territory of pondicherry. ..... the legislature of the state of madras amended various sections of the act after the pondicherry act had been enforced but before the notification under section 1(2) of that act had been issued. ..... with the background of the above provisions of the central act and of the state act, the following points have been urged on behalf of the petitioner:(1) parliament has abdicated its legislative function by not independently providing for the rates of tax in the body of the central act and by virtue of section 8 (1) and (2) of the central act adopting the rates of tax provided in section 5 of the state act and thereby rendering constitutionally invalid section 8 (1) and (2) of the central act. ..... a notification was issued under section 1(2) of the pondicherry act no. ..... 10 of 1965 enforcing the provisions of the madras general sales tax act from a certain date. .....

Rosenbloom Vs. Metromedia

Court : US Supreme Court

..... finally, i cannot see why juries may not typically be entrusted responsibly to determine whether a publisher was negligent, a function they perform in judging the harmful conduct of most other members of society, or why it should be materially more difficult for judges to oversee such decisions where a speaker, rather than any other actor, is a defendant. mr. ..... thus, history itself belies the argument that a speaker must somehow be freed of the ordinary constraints of acting with reasonable care in order to contribute to the public good while, for example, doctors, accountants, and architects have constantly performed within such bounds. ..... but it is apparent that, in an era of a dramatic threat of overpopulation and one in which previously accepted standards of conduct are widely heralded as outdated, even the intimate and personal concerns with which the court dealt in that case cannot be said to be outside the area of "public or general concern. ..... 479 (1965), recognized a constitutional right to privacy, and at least one commentator has discussed the relation of that right to the first amendment. ..... 479 (1965). ..... 437, 444-447 (md pa.1965). ..... , personal injury 2.02 (1965); h. ..... 479 (1965). .....

Bivens Vs. Six Unknown Fed. Narcotics Agents

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 423 acts of law enforcement officials committed in the performance of assigned duties; (b) the creation of a cause of action for damages sustained by any person aggrieved by conduct of governmental agents in violation of the fourth amendment or statutes regulating official conduct; (c) the creation of a tribunal, quasi -judicial in nature or perhaps patterned after the united states court of claims, to adjudicate all claims under the statute; (d) a provision that this statutory remedy is in lieu of the exclusion of evidence secured for use in criminal cases in violation of the fourth amendment; and (e) a provision ..... [ footnote 2 ] the agents were not named in petitioner's complaint, and the district court ordered that the complaint be served upon "those federal agents who it is indicated by the records of the united states attorney participated in the november 25, 1965, arrest of the [petitioner]. ..... 443 , dramatically illustrates the extent to which the doctrine represents a mechanically inflexible response to widely varying degrees of police error, and the resulting high price that society pays. .....