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Shankarlal Purshottam Gor Vs. the Dakor Temple Committee

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1926)28BOMLR309; 94Ind.Cas.47

..... it is undoubted that every hindu has ordinarily a right to enter a hindu temple and obtain sight of the idol and per form his act of worship from a distance in the main body of the temple, such as the sabha mandap here, without any payment of fees; ..... other meaning than this, that you shall for all purposes of construction or obligation or otherwise treat them exactly, as if they were in the act.' see institute of patent agents v.lochwood [1894] a. c. 347 similarly lord watson says at p. 365 :-' such rules are to ..... of this court in secretary of state v. bhaskar, : air1925bom485 , 997 in regard to rules made under the indian forest act, 1878, which under section 77 of that act ' have the force of law.' the bench held that in view of this provision such a rule ' must be considered ..... as taking its place within the act.7. accordingly we hold that the effect of the words i have referred to in clause 12 (7) of the scheme .....

Sethu and ors. Vs. Palani Alias Thirumeni thevan

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 94Ind.Cas.535; (1926)50MLJ453

..... have been conceived, his mother was having criminal intimacy with thirumeni thevan.2. the question in this case turns upon the construction of section 112 of the indian evidence act. under section 112, if a person is born during the continuance of a valid marriage between his mother and any man or within 280 days after the dissolution ..... law or not, it is necessary to consider whether the parties to this case are persons who are governed by the code of manu. no doubt the courts have acted upon on the general presumption that the hindu law applies to all persons who are not christians, mahomedans or persons professing any distinctive faith. hindu law, strictly so ..... share of his properties.6. in the result the appeal is dismissed with costs.waller, j.7. this appeal raises a question under section 112 of the indian evidence act. the facts found are these. plaintiff's mother was married to one subramania thevan in october, 1903. she was divorced in june, 1904 and married therumeni thevan a .....

Thirukonda Ellarayan Vs. Nakonda Rangaswami Aiyar

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1926Mad816; (1926)50MLJ612

..... the mortgage was merged in the decree for sale and was, therefore, extinguished. the privy council held that under the altered wording of the transfer of property act and the civil procedure code the mortgage was not extinguished and could be held up as a shield. i do not consider that this ruling is authority for the proposition ..... it is essential to note that after the order absolute, payment was open to the mortgagor, not qua mortgagor under the provisions of the transfer of property act, but qua judgment-debtor under the mortgage decree under the provisions of the civil procedure code, which permit a judgemnt-debtor whose property is being sold in execution of ..... a usufructuary mortgage of 1858. there had been a suit and a decree for redemption, the decree being passed under section 92 of unamended transfer of property act containing a provision for sale of the mortgaged property, if the mortgage amount was not paid, but containing no foreclosure clause. the decree was not executed and .....

Chandan and ors. Vs. Emperor

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 94Ind.Cas.363

Lindsay, J.1. The three appellants in this case, Chandan, Udai Singh and Bansi, all brothers, have been convicted in the Court of the Sessions Judge of Muttra on charges under Section 325, Indian Penal Code and have been sentenced each to seven years' rigorous imprisonment and fine.2. The accused were committed for trial on a charge under Section 304 and, in my opinion, they ought to have been convicted on this charge and not under Section 325.3. The case against the accused was that on the 18th of September 1925 they joined in attacking one Kalla jat with lathis with the result that Kalla received injuries which caused his death on the following day. The medical evidence shows that death was caused by fracture of the skull.4. On the morning of the 18th of September these three accused went to the door of Kalla's house where some cattle were lied up. It is said that they loosed the cattle and began to drive them towards the pound at Sadabad. Two brothers of Kalla named Moti and Bhopal ...

The Public Prosecutor Vs. Ratnavelu Chetty

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1926Mad865; (1927)52MLJ210

..... on oath is provided for by section 200(aa) of the criminal procedure code.15. this appeal came on for final orders on monday, the 1 lth day of january 1926.16. the court (devadoss and waller, jj.) made the following order of reference to a third judge: though we are agreed as to setting aside the order of ..... the law only requires that the magistrate, who takes cognizance of an offence under section 190, sub-section (1), clause (a) or (b) without having jurisdiction, should act in good faith though erroneously, to make his proceedings valid. the learned judge proceeds to consider the case of chidambaram pillai v. emperor 19 mlj 81, and the effect of ..... the commission of a non-cognizable offence, would the magistrate be entitled to refer it to the police for enquiry under section 202 of the criminal procedure code? could he act without the security of a definite information being given him against the accused? these are some of the consequences that will ensue if an ordinary police report is .....

M. Krishna Pattar Vs. K. Seetharama Pattar

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1926Mad1178; (1926)51MLJ480

..... and the sale be confirmed is an application falling within the meaning of article 179(4) of scheduel ii of the limitation act of 1877. the facts of the case show that after the sale was confirmed the judgment-debtor applied for a review of ..... misser v. kallydut misser i.l.r. (1896) c 690 also take a similar view of article 179, scheduel ii of the limitation act. these cases have been followed in kuppuswami chettiar v. rajagopala aiyar 43 m l j 303 as regards the interpretation of the article in ..... step-in-aid of execution. we respectfully accept this view.6. according to the third column of article 182(5) of the limitation act, time for execution is to be calculated from ' the date of applying in accordance with law to the proper court for execution, ..... the 18th of august, 1919 should be taken as 'a step-in-aid of execution' under article 182(5) of the limitation act and that if time is calculated from the date the present application is not barred. in kuppuswami chettiar v. rajagopala aiyar 43 .....

Moore Vs. New York Cotton Exchange

Court : US Supreme Court

..... methods of competition, which may be put aside at once, since relief in such cases under the trade commission act must be afforded in the first instance by the commission. the prayer is for a decree cancelling the western union contract, adjudging the new york cotton exchange to be a monopoly, restraining appellees from refusing to ..... and for future delivery, are influenced, guided, and fixed in the exchanges and markets throughout the united states; that the contract with the western union is in restraint of interstate trade and commerce in cotton, and was entered into for page 270 u. s. 603 the purpose of monopolizing and restraining that commerce. there is ..... v. new york cotton exchange, 270 u.s. 593 (1926) moore v. new york cotton exchange no. 200 argued march 9, 1926 decided april 12, 1926 270 u.s. 593 appeal from the circuit court of appeals for the second circuit syllabus 1. relief, under the trade commission act, against unfair competition must be afforded in the first instance .....

Lachmi NaraIn Das and anr. Vs. Hirdey NaraIn and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1926All480; 97Ind.Cas.4

..... isto be protected by putting him as nearly as possible on the same footing as if he hud been made a party under section 85 of the transfer of property act.51. as i have said elsewhere in this judgment that appears to me to be giving the puisne mortgagee something which might prove considerably less than his rights. he ..... been still pending. can the plaintiffs, then improve their position by not impleading the principal defendants (b) at all in the suit and by waiting for many years? the act of purchase on the part of the plaintiffs would not give them any fresh cause of action as against (b), the principal defendants, against whom the cause of action arose ..... estate carved out of the mortgagors' original interest. i would avoid the use of the expression 'equity of redemption,' which has not been used in the transfer of property act at all. although it has got a definite meaning in england, the use of the expression in this country is only likely to create confusion. we can split the property .....

Colorado Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... that public necessity and convenience did not demand the continuance of its interstate services. affirmed. [ footnote 1 ] from the enactment of transportation act, 1920, to february 18, 1926, the number of applications for abandonment acted on was 191. of these, 9 were dismissed by the commission for want of jurisdiction; 11 were denied; 170 were granted. of these ..... . interstate commerce commission v. goodrich transit co., 224 u. s. 194 . and upon it rests likewise the power exerted by this court in setting aside the state regulations involved in union pacific r. co. v. public service commission, 248 u. s. 67 , and st. louis & san francisco ry. co. v. public service commission, 254 u. s. ..... 535 . see also united states v. ferger, 250 u. s. 199 ; stafford v. wallace, 258 u. s. 495 ; chicago board of trade v. olsen, 262 u. s. 1 . the exercise of federal power in authorizing abandonment is not an invasion of a field reserved to the state. the obligation assumed by the .....

Deoki Rai Vs. Harakh NaraIn Lal

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1926All760; 97Ind.Cas.129

..... was the owner of a nim tree with which the defendants had no concern; that the defendants forcibly cut and appropriated the tree; and that the defendants committed this act after un lawfully conspiring together.13. here we have clearly set out the elements necessary to constitute the offence of theft and mischief. the defendants were alleged to ..... compensation for criminal trespass or mischief, for instance, it is conceded that there will be no difficulty in holding that the suit is one for compensation for an act, which is an offence; but it is contended that suits for recovery of the price of the goods cut away or misappropriated cannot without some difficulty be held ..... preliminary objection is taken on behalf of the respondent that no second appeal lies. there is undoubtedly, some conflict of opinion on this question. the provincial small cause courts act has been amended and sub-clause (ii) has been added to clause 35, and clause 43(a) added to clause 43. under clause 35(ii) a suit for .....