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G. Mohan Rao Vs. The State Of Tamil Nadu

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... land for harijan welfare schemes act, 1978 (tamil nadu act 31 of 1978), the tamil nadu acquisition of land for industrial purposes act, 1997 (tamil nadu act 10 of 1999) and the tamil nadu highways act, 2001 ..... the purport of the state amendment in terms of the 2014 act made the provisions of the 2013 act inapplicable to acquisition of land under the three state enactments mentioned in the fifth schedule of the 2013 act which also came to be inserted by the same state amendment act ..... would be useful to reproduce the statement of objects and reasons of the 2019 act, which reads thus: in the writ petitions filed against the right to fair compensation and transparency in land acquisition, rehabilitation and resettlement (tamil nadu amendment) act, 2014 (tamil nadu act 1 of 2015), the division bench of hon ble high court of madras in its order dated 03 07 2019 has held that article 254(1) of the constitution, by its operation rendered the tamil nadu land acquisition acts, namely, the tamil nadu acquisition of ..... state of punjab & ors.24 and municipal committee, amritsar & ..... been placed upon 23 (1974) 4 scc65624 (1967) 3 scr55725 (1969) 3 scr44726 (2012) 7 scc10616 krishna chandra gangopadhyaya & ors. vs. .....

Ganeshi Lal Vs. Joti Pershad

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1953SC1; [1953]4SCR243

..... whatever the difference might be between the english law and the indian law as regards the right to enforce decrees and securities for the due payment of a debt in the case of a surety who discharges a simple money debt and a surety who pays up a mortgage, it is still noteworthy that section v of the mercantile law amendment act of 1856 (england) provided for indemnification by the principal debtor for the advances made and loss sustained by the surety. 19. ..... three points were argued before us by learned counsel for the appellant; firstly, there was an assignment of the mortgage in favour of the appellant with the result that the entire rights of the mortgagee vested in him; secondly, even viewing the question as one of legal subrogation, he was entitled, under the principles of justice, equity and good conscience which governed the state of punjab, as the transfer of property act has not been applied to the state, to recover from the co-mortgagors not merely their shares in the sum of rs. ..... whether under customary law in the punjab, uncles exclude nephews or they take jointly, and whether succession is per stirpes or per capita, was the subject of disagreement at the bar before us. ..... as the transfer of property act has not been extended to the state of east punjab, it is unnecessary to decide whether section 92 is retrospective in its operation, on which point there has been a conflict of opinion between the several high courts. .....

The State of Rajasthan Vs. Rao Manohar Singhji

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1954SC297; [1954]1SCR996

..... held that the equality clause in the 14th amendment contemplates the protection of persons against unjust discriminations by a state; it has no reference to territorial or municipal arrangements made for different portions of a state. ..... by the constitution and laws of missouri the citizens residing in one hundred and nine counties of the state of missouri had the right and privilege of an unrestricted appeal to the supreme court of the state, while at the same time the right of appeal was denied to the citizens of the state residing in four of the counties in the easterly portion of the state, as also to those residing in the city of st. ..... the argument that the jaipur district boards act was invalid under article 14 of the constitution was repelled it being held that the existence of district boards in jaipur was for the welfare of all classes within jaipur, that jaipur had reached a higher stage of development than many of the other states and it would have been a retrograde step to deprive the people living in the former jaipur state of the benefits of local self government conferred by the district boards act. ..... in appeal it is contended by the learned attorney-general on behalf of the state of rajasthan that the decision of the high court that the impugned section 8-a as amended was hit by article 14 of the constitution is erroneous. ..... reliance was also placed on the case of the state of punjab v. .....

Thakur Pratap Singh Vs. Shri Krishna Gupta and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1956SC140; [1955]2SCR1029

..... that we indicated was mere form and said at page 488 - 'if the returning officer had omitted the attestation because of some slip on his part and it could be proved that he was satisfied at the proper time, the matter might be different because the element of his satisfaction at the proper time, which is of the substance, would be there, and the omission formally to record the satisfaction could probably, in a case like that, be regarded as an unsubstantial technicality'. 17. ..... a number of english cases were cited before us but it will be idle to examine them because we are concerned with the terms of section 23 of our act and we can derive no assistance from decisions that deal with other laws made in other countries to deal with situations that do not necessarily arise in india. 18. ..... the present matter is governed by section 18 of the central provinces and berar municipalities act (ii) of 1922. ..... the amended form requires the candidate to give, among other things, his name, father's name, age, address and occupation; and rule 9(1)(iii) directs that the supervising officer. ..... this principle was enunciated by viscount maugham in punjab co-operative bank ltd. .....

The Central India Spinning and Weaving and Manufacturing Company, Limi ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1958SC341; [1958]1SCR1102

..... 61(2) of the punjab municipalities act. ..... sale in market or in any place belonging to or under the control of the government or of the committee; (g) fees on the registration of cattle sold within the limits of the municipality; (h) a latrine or conservancy tax payable by the occupier (or owner) upon private latrines, privies or cesspools, or upon premises or compounds cleansed by municipal agency; (j) a tax for the construction and maintenance of public latrines; (k) a water-rate, where water is supplied by the committee; (l) a lighting rate where the lighting of public streets, places and buildings is undertaken by the committee; (m) a drainage tax, where a system of drainage ..... if the pre 1920 octroi and the post 1935 cess or tax on entry of goods is payable on goods for consumption, use or sale, can it be said that the constitution act of 1915 as amended in 1919 or the rules made thereunder intended to vary the nature of the tax by the introduction of item 8 in sch. ..... 80a(3)(a) of the government of india act, 1915 as amended in 1919. .....

Moti Ram Vs. Suraj Bhan and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1960SC655; [1960]2SCR896

..... 13 of the punjab urban rent restriction act, 1947 as subsequently amended. ..... put in a different form the contention is that the provision for a revisional application which has now been made by the amending act cannot retrospectively affect the proceedings which were pending at the when the amending act was passed. 7. ..... (1958) pun 1553 and it appears that the punjab high court has taken the same view about the effect of the amendment made in s. ..... in respect of the last plea raised by respondent 1 about the rebuilding of the shop the appellate court observed that respondent 1 had got the plan approved and had also got the sanction from the municipal committee to reconstruct the building so as to be able to make a ground for getting the appellant ejected from the shop. 3. ..... of rent, that the return of the money invested by respondent 1 in the purchase of the shop was not adequate, that respondent 1 apprehended that the godown and the shop of which he was in possession as a tenant would be sold off and he may be dispossessed therefrom, that is why he would require the shop in the present proceedings for his personal use and that respondent 1 wanted to reconstruct the shop for which necessary sanction had been obtained by him from the municipal committee of gurgaon and the plan prepared ..... soon after he purchased the house he decided to reconstruct the building, moved the municipality with his plan and obtained its sanction. .....

Maharaj Jagat Bahadur Singh Vs. Badri Prasad Seth

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : (1963)65PLR452; [1962]Supp(3)SCR952

..... 113 and 114 of the punjab municipal act, 1911, had been manipulated by the landlord after the amendment made in s. ..... 116 of the punjab municipal act, 1911 (punjab act iii of 1911). 3. ..... 113 and 114 of the punjab municipal act, 1911. ..... 113 and 114 of the punjab municipal act. ..... the learned district judge pointed out that on april 11, 1957 the municipal committee had asked the landlord to fill the doorway with masonry so that the whole might become a solid block and though the municipal committee had modified its earlier requirement of thicker walls by means of a notice after the filing of the application by the appellant, it was open to the court to take into consideration facts which had come into existance after the filing of the application. ..... on april 9, 1956, the appellant wrote to the president, simla municipal committee, asking him to get the pillar in the ranzor hall inspected by the executive engineer in order to have his opinion whether the pillar was really in a dangerous condition and required any action on the part of the municipal committee under s. ..... 13(3)(a) of the act inasmuch as on the evidence on the record it was established that the appellant required the building to carry out the necessary building work which the municipal committee, simla, had directed to be done. ..... iii of 1949) (hereinafter referred to as the act) was amended and a clause was inserted in s. ..... on september 24, 1956 the east punjab urban rent restriction act, 1949 (east punjab act no. .....

Lachhman Das on Behalf of Firm Tilak Ram Ram Bux Vs. State of Punjab a ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1963SC222; [1963]2SCR353

..... urged in support of (i) that there is discrimination between the patiala state bank on the one hand and the other banks on the other and (ii) that after the merger of the pepsu union in the state of punjab under the states reorganisation act, 1926, there is discrimination between the law as administered in the territories of the erstwhile pepsu union on the one hand and in the other parts of the state of punjab on the other. 23. ..... 19(1)(f) could have no application to a case like the present, that the liability of the appellants arises under a contract, that the provisions of the act and the rules are binding on them as terms of that contract, that the provision that disputes shall be settled in the first instance by the managing director is similar to an arbitration clause in an agreement and that the restrictions enacted in the act and the rules are in the nature of self imposed restraints, for which no redress can ..... view of the discriminatory treatment in the procedure, declared that after the inauguration of the constitution the persons whose cases were referred for investigation by the central government after september 1, 1948, were being discriminated against under drastic procedure of act xxx of 1947 when those similarly situated were being dealt with by the income-tax officer under the amended provision ..... any respect of persons or classes, but on municipal considerations alone, and a regard to the welfare of all classes within the particular territory or jurisdiction.' 25. .....

Smt. Somavanti and ors. Vs. the State of Punjab and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1963SC151; [1963]33CompCas745(SC); [1963]2SCR774

..... but instead of complying with the provisions of the land acquisition act and enquiring into the value of the land, the collector who was the chairman of the municipality and also a representative of the court of wards took possession of the land and handed it over to the municipality. ..... as was said by the counsel for the respondent, the appellant would wish to read the word 'part' in the dramatic copyright act as 'particle', so that the crowing of the cock in 'hamlet', or the introduction of a line in the dialogue, might be held to be an invasion of the copyright entitling the plaintiff to 40s. ..... bhagat to which we have referred earlier, the learned advocate-general of punjab said that the object of the government in acquiring these lands is to enable a new industry to be established not only for saving foreign exchange and earning foreign exchange but also for securing the industrial advancement of the country, enabling the citizens to obtain technical education in a new field, relieving to some extent the pressure of unemployment and so on. ..... while it is true that the powers of this court cannot be taken away by any law which may hereafter be made unless the constitution itself is amended we are here faced with a provision of law which is a pre-constitution law and which is protected by the constitution - to the extent indicated in art. .....

Bihari Lal Batra Vs. the Chief Settlement Commissioner and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1965SC134; (1964)66PLR701; [1964]7SCR192

..... (h) 'urban area' means any area within the limits of a corporation, a municipal committee, a notified area committee, a town area committee, a small town committee, a cantonment or any other area notified as such by the central government from time to time; provided that in the case of the quasi-permanent allotment of rural agricultural lands already made in the states of punjab and patiala and east punjab states union, the limits of an urban area shall be as they existed on the 15th august, 1947.' 5. ..... 880, 881 and 882 which were within the municipal area of kharar with the regularity of which allotment alone this appeal is concerned. ..... made before may 21, 1955 in the states of punjab and pepsu, the test of what was to be considered an 'urban area' was to be determined on the basis of the state of circumstances which obtained on 15th august, 1947. ..... 880, 881 and 882 were included in urban limits on february 10, 1951 by the municipal area of kharar being extended to cover these plots. ..... it is possible that before the rules were framed the land now in dispute could have been allotted, but because of this it is not possible to suggest that the rule altering the law in this respect which ex concessis is within the rule-making power under the act, is invalid. ..... the words 'of rural agricultural lands' occurring in the proviso to this rule were replaced by an emending notification of 1957 by the words 'in rural area', but this amendment is obviously of no significance. .....