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Prakash Vs. Pushpa Vani

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2004(3)ALD858; 2004(4)ALT286

..... while interpreting section 14(2) of hindu succession act (for short 'the act') the supreme court in vaddeboyina tulasamma 's case (supra) having considered the view taken by various courts, the supreme court summarised the legal position in para 63 as follows:'thus on a careful scrutiny and analysis of the authorities discussed above, the position seems to be that the view taken by the high courts of bombay, andhra pradesh, patna, mysore, punjab, calcutta and kerala to the effect that the widow's claim to maintenance, even though granted to her subject to certain restrictions ..... while considering the effect of sections 21 and 22 with regard to maintenance and dependants in the light of the over riding effect given to the provisions of the act in section 4 of the act held as follows:'now, before the act came into force, rights of maintenance out of the estate of a hindu dying before the commencement of the act were acquired, and the corresponding liability to pay the maintenance was incurred under the hindu law in force at the time of his death. ..... monghiba, air 1926 pc 73. .....

Mir Niyamath Ali Khan Vs. Commercial and Industrial Bank Ltd. and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1969AP294

..... was not fully informed that this question of collateral security executed also by the 1st defendant would be raised and that both the promissory notes executed also by the 1st defendant would be raised and that both the promissory notes executed as collateral securities would be relied upon to prove the fact that the 1st defendant executed them and that he had held himself out as surety for the amount simultaneously advanced or agreed to be advanced in future to his brother ..... 1 is unimpeachable that the account books show the fact that the account was jointly opened by the two brothers, and when the joint execution of exhibits p-2, p-4, and p-5 by both the brothers is kept in view, it leaves us in no doubt that the lower court was right in holding that joint current and overdraft account was opened by both the brothers and the both of them were liable for the amount due on that account. ..... while shifting of balances by itself may not be enough to bring the case within the purview of article 85 of the limitation act, but if the account is current and overdraft where there has been reciprocity of obligations and shifting of balances from one side to the other, it would be a case which would squarely fall within the ambit of art. 85. ..... ramdyal, air 1924 pat 107 and punjab united bank ltd., v. ..... ramaswamy, air 1926 mad 224. .....

Professor V.N. Dass Vs. Vice-chancellor, Sri Padmavathi Mahila Viswavi ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2000(1)ALD209; 2000(1)ALT18

..... 1 cannot accede to the request of the learned senior counsel for the simple reason that neither the act nor the statutes framed under the act empower the vice-chancellor to demand the resignation of any of the officers of the university and in fact when it is proved that the authority concerned has no jurisdiction or purported to have usurped the jurisdiction without any legal foundation, existence of alternative remedy shall not deter the court from exercising its powers when the action of the respondent vice-chancellor is opposed to all cannon of law and ..... selection by the selection committee, i commented on the scanty/manner in which the minutes books of the executive council and records of the university that are being maintained, in the following manner:'it is interesting to note that these officers (the members of the council are seniorofficials of the state government) does not even know how to maintain the minutes book of the board, the principal executive body of the university a basic register of the university which has to throw light on the decisions taken by the board from time to time in administering the affairs of the university ..... state of punjab, : (1966)illj458sc . ..... pools corporation, (1926) 1 ch. .....

State Bank of India, Eluru

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : [1988]63CompCas210(AP)

..... as a legislative subject to be passed upon by the regional governments alone and that the words 'relief of agricultural indebtedness' were specially added by our constitution to enable the state legislatures to alleviate the suffering of the farmers from their agricultural indebtedness and that the constituent assembly had deliberately rejected an amendment moved seeking to transfer this item to the concurrent list, i hold that section 21a of the banking regulation act which forbids the courts from reopening the bank loans on the ground of excessive interest is not ..... a law enacted by parliament with respect to the item of banking ..... in the punjab, under the operation of the debt conciliation boards, debts amounting to 40 lakhs were settled for about 14 lakhs. .....

Commissioner of Income-tax, Andhra Pradesh-iv Vs. Nalli Venkataramana ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : (1984)38CTR(AP)17; [1984]145ITR759(AP)

..... the above three passages from the judgment of the allahabad high court ( : [1966]60itr335(all) ) show that - (a) the allahabad high court followed the madras full bench : air1950mad444 ; (b) it also followed the other judgment of the punjab, madras, andhra pradesh and kerala high courts which followed the madras full bench; and (c) that the provisions of the madras abkari act and rules and those of the u.p. ..... what applies to the allahabad judgment applies equally to the judgments of the madras, andhra pradesh, kerala and earlier punjab cases referred to and followed ..... judgments (and particularly, the one reversing the allahabad view) and in view of the fact that the doctrine of implied overruling has already been applied on this very question by the madhya pradesh high court in daya bhai's case, : [1966]59itr364(mp) the patna high court in narpati's case : [1974]97itr645(patna) and the punjab high court in gian chand's case , we are of the view, respectfully agreeing with the said high courts, that the doctrine of implied overruling is applicable to the situation on hand, and .....

SadruddIn Javeri Vs. Government of A.P. and Others

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1998(4)ALD113; 1998(1)ALD(Cri)943; 1998(1)ALT529

..... the petitioner.on 19-9-1996 the court directed as follows :'having considered the matter in all relevant aspects and also being advised at the bar by the learned counsel for the respondents 4 and 5, we avoid any mention of even the facts in the instant order which would reveal our prima facie satisfactionabout the correctness or otherwise of the allegations in the writ petition, but indicate at this stage that answer to the above two questions may either wholly discredit the case of the respondents or establish that they have acted within the ..... state of punjab, : 1995crilj3235 , has observed :'if members of a police force resort to illegal abduction and assassination, if other members of that police force do not record and investigate complaints in this behalf for long periods of time, if those who had been abducted are found to have been unlawfully detained in police stations in the state concerned prior to their probable assassination, the case is not one of errant behaviour by a few members of that policeforce. .....

Annamdevula Srinivasa Rao and anr., Etc. Etc. Vs. State of Andhra Prad ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1995(2)ALT(Cri)447; 1995CriLJ3964; I(1996)DMC239

..... - (1) the offences punishable under the sections of the indian penal code specified in the first two columns of the table next following may be compounded by the persons mentioned in the third column of that table (table - omitted) (2) the offences punishable under the sections of the indian penal code specified in the first two columns of the table next following may, with the permission of the court before which any prosecution for such offence is pending, be compounded by the persons mentioned in the third column of that table (table - omitted) (3) when any ..... . two classes of decisions per incuriam fall outside the scope of our inquiry, namely, those where the court has acted in ignorance of a previous decision of its own or of a court of co-ordinate jurisdiction which covers the case before it - in such a case a subsequent court must decide which of the two decisions it ought to follow; and those where it had acted in ignorance of the house of lords which covers the point in such a case, a subsequent court is bound by the decision of the house of lords ..... so also, the judgment of the punjab and haryana high court in parkash singh v. ..... state of punjab, : 1960crilj1239 , the supreme court in categorical terms held (para 6) : 'there is no doubt that this inherent power cannot be exercised in regard to matters specifically covered by the other provisions of the code.' 12. .....

Mrf Mazdoor Sangh Vs. the Commissioner of Labour and Four Othe

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... , has every right to attend/ participate/represent in the enquiry; though no statutory right is conferred under the provisions of the trade union act, 1926, principles of natural justice would require the complainant to be heard; the provisions of the trade unions act, 1926 are equally silent on the aspect of hearing the office bearers of the trade union in an enquiry for cancellation of their registration; if the office bearers of the union are given an opportunity of representation, respondent no.4, as the complainant and a party likely to be affected by the outcome of the enquiry, would be entitled for a similar opportunity; respondent ..... punjab & sind bank43; divisional forest officer, eluru.v.district judge, west godavari, eluru.44).in administrative law it has been extended to failure to disclose all relevant and material facts which one has a positive duty to disclose. .....

Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Port, Visakhapatnam Port Trus ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2003(6)ALD562; 2004(1)ALT195; 2004(1)ARBLR319(AP)

..... .), while dealing with the scope of interference and the powers of the court under section 30 of the act it was held at para 26 as follows:'the legal propositions stated by the various judgments are as under: (1) the arbitrator is the final judge all questions both of law and fact;(2) the arbitrator is the sole judge of the quality and quantity of evidence;(3) it is not open to the court to re-examine and re-appreciate the evidence considered by the arbitrator to hold that the conclusion reached by the arbitrator is wrong;(4) the court cannot sit in appeal over the view of the arbitrator by re-examining ..... and re-appraising the materials;(5) ..... . accountant general of punjab, also the court recognized the possibility of the award being filed before the court by the arbitrator suo motu or upon a direction given by the court ..... . 1926 to 1940 of 1981 etc .....

B.N. Manga Devi and Another Vs. the State of Ap,rep. by Its Principal ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... to occupy his holding for his lifetime and in view of rule 4, on the death of a tenant, his heir was entitled to retain possession of the holding for a period of five years from the first day of september next following the date of the tenant's death, on payment of the rent payable by the deceased tenant and on the expiry of four out of the five years mentioned above, the tahsildar was required to report for the order of the nazim whether in his opinion the heir should or should not be permitted to retain ..... rao (1982) 2 scc 134 has laid down that the summary remedy for eviction provided by section 6 of the said act could be resorted to by the government only against persons who are in unauthorized occupation of any land which is the property of the government and if the person in occupation has a bona fide claim to litigate he could not be ejected save by the due process of law and that the summary remedy prescribed by section 6 was not the kind of legal process which is suited to an adjudication of complicated ..... the privy council in nirman singh lal rudra partab, air 1926 pc 100, observed: " it is an error to suppose that the proceedings for the mutation of names are judicial proceedings in which the title to and the proprietary rights in immovable property are determined. ..... the state of punjab, (1975) 4 scc 518 and ram rattan and ors. v. .....