Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1955SC789; (1956)IMLJ9(SC); [1955]2SCR517
..... sub-section (4) states :- 'the management of the business of the insurer shall as on and after the date of appointment of the administrator vest in such administrator, but except with the leave of the controller the administrator shall not issue any further policies'. 8. ..... in the present case the insurers are public limited companies and it is difficult to conceive that the act intended to vest in the administrator the management of only the life insurance business while the insurers would be free to manage the general insurance business, because under section 52-b the administrator may suggest to the controller for the ..... the central government, after considering the report, may appoint an administrator to manage 'the affairs' of the insurer and the management of 'the business' of the insurer shall vest in the administrator. .....
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Reported in : 1968MhLJ849(SC); [1968]2SCR823
..... the abolition of the rights of intermediaries in the areas concerned and over which members of the village community were, immediately before such date, exercising rights of irrigation or nistar, shall, if not already vested in the state government, vest absolutely in the state government with effect from the 6th april, 1959 : provided that nothing in this section shall be deemed to affect any right of a lessee in the tank under a lease subsisting ..... on the date of vesting of the tank which shall be exercisable to the extent and subject to the terms and conditions specified in the lease : provided further that no tank shall vest in the state government, unless - (a) after making such enquiry as he deems fit, the collector is satisfied that the tank fulfils the conditions ..... in any such tank any interest other than the right of irrigation or nistar, may, within a period of four years from the date of vesting under sub-section (1), make an application in the prescribed form to the collector for compensation in respect of his interest. ......................................... ..... the jagir commissioner relates to compensation to be paid to the jagirdar whose jagir is vested in the state government and once the compensation is determined and paid, no further inquiry ..... act and whether it has or has not in consequence vested in the state government by the notification issued under s .....
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Reported in : AIR1995SC142; JT1994(4)SC473; 1994(3)SCALE389; 1995Supp(1)SCC596; [1994]Supp1SCR807
..... necessary for the proper enjoyment and disposal of such rights.sub-section 4 says that :any occupant, whose rights to mines, minerals or quarries in any land, existing immediately before 1st may, 1960 have vested in the state government on that date under sub-section (1), shall be entitled to compensation of an amount equivalent to the average of the net annual income received by the occupant in respect of the ..... and all quarries which are situate within the limits of any land, granted or recognised under any contract, grant or law for the time being in force or decree of a court, shall vest 'in and with all rights over the same or appurtenant thereto be the property of the state government and the state government shall, subject to the provisions of the mines and minerals (regulation and ..... effect from a specified date that all rights, title and interest of the girasdars or barkhalidars shall, in respect of any estate or part of an estate comprised in the notification, ceased and to be vested in the state and all the incidents of the said tenures attaching to any land comprised in such estate or part thereof shall be deemed to have been extinguished. ..... the principle of average of three years net annual income received from production of the mines and minerals preceding the date of the vesting is a relevant and germane principle to fix the amount payable to the owner comparative evaluation of different principles evolved by each statute may appear to be different and prime facie to be .....
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Reported in : 2004(2)ALD99(SC); 2004(2)AWC1190(SC); 2004(1)SCALE409; (2004)4SCC220
..... act by imposing a condition that, after the lease period expires the lands so exempted would vest in the government along with such structure on the said land;4. ..... (d) that the land so exempted above would vest in the govt. .....
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Reported in : AIR1988SC603; (1988)90BOMLR56; 1988CriLJ855; 1988(1)Crimes524(SC); JT1988(1)SC202; 1988(1)SCALE69; (1988)1SCC507; [1988]2SCR641
..... 302 along with the fishing gear, equipments, stores, cargo and fish and directed that the same shall vest with the central government together with the proceeds of the sale of fish, if any, under order of the court. ..... the high court also ordered confiscation of the two trawlers and to vest the same in favour of central government under section 13 of the maritime zones of india act.2. ..... the vessel as well as the fishing equipment were confiscated and the same were directed to vest in favour of the central government.7. ..... (2) the foreign vessel or other things confiscated under sub-section (1) shall vest in the central government.24. .....
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Reported in : AIR1977SC1443; (1977)2SCC820; [1977]3SCR206
..... the poet's own thoughts and sentiments in stanzas falling within the purview of the expression 'literary work' as defined in section 2(o) of the act) has been plagiarised, there will be copyright in the film vesting in the producer; that the act confers a separate copyright on a cinematograph film as a film, its author under section 2(d)(v) of the act being the owner of the film at the time of its ..... of cinematograph film includes the right to play in public the music which is an integral part and parcel of the film; that the producers lease out copyrights of public performance of the films vested in them to the distributors who give those, rights to the exhibitors under an agreement and that when an exhibitor takes a licence for exhibition, it is complete in all respects and a ..... a motion picture is not only to complete it but also to publicly exhibit it throughout the world; that having regard to the provisions of the act, the copyright in the case of a cinematograph film vests in the owner of the film as defined in section 2(d)(v) of the act; and that in the premises any assignment purporting to have been made in favour of the iprs was void and of no effect ..... when such component of the film is made at the instance of a film producer for valuable consideration, the copyright for such component shall as well vest in the producer; that as the act confers a separate copyright on a cinematograph film as a film, the producer can exercise both the rights conferred on him under section .....
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Reported in : AIR1977SC86; (1976)4SCC548; [1977]1SCR846; 1976(8)LC895(SC)
..... one of the items of this deduction is found in section 10(2)(b) (iii) which lays down :all sums paid by consumers by way of security deposit and arrears of interest due thereon on the vesting date, in so far as they have not been paid over by the licensee to the government, less the amounts which according to the books of the licensee are due from the consumer's to the ..... section 6(2) of the act enacts :6(2) (a) if compensation is payable in respect of an undertaking under basic c, only the property, rights liabilities and obligations specified herein shall vest or be deemed to, have vested in the government on the vesting date :-(i) all the fixed assets of the licensee and all the documents relating to the undertaking; (ii) all the rights, liabilities and obligations of the licensee under hire-purchase agreements, if any, for the ..... this very provision was held by the high court to be decisive against the appellant's case that the amounts shown as due from the consumers of the licensee for energy supplied before the vesting date were claims for amounts which the vijayawada municipal council was entitled to appropriate as they must be deemed to be exempted from the effects ..... to take over any undertaking :-(1) the government may, in respect of any undertaking not taken over by them before the commencement of this act, by order in writing, declare that it shall vest in them on the date specified therein, such date not being earlier than four months from the date of the declaration :4. .....
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Reported in : AIR2004SC2060; (SCSuppl)2004(4)CHN77; 2004(4)CTC35; JT2004(4)SC139; (2005)139PLR224; 2004(4)SCALE163; (2004)7SCC505
..... the will, we hold that the hospital was not a beneficiary, but a full owner of the property; that on the demise of the testatrix the property vested in the executors who assented by their conduct to the legacy of the demised premises in the hospital and consequently, the eviction proceedings were maintainable under the 1973 ..... proceedings were tagged together and by common impugned judgment, the high court came to the conclusion that the said property did not vest in the said hospital in terms of the clause 2 of the will under which the property vested in the executors who were required to maintain a ward in the above hospital from the income arising out of the garden ..... it was urged that under section 211 read with section 213 of the 1925 act, the said property had vested in the executors and not in the state and in the absence of probate/letters of administration, the state had no right to administer the estate of the deceased testatrix ..... it was urged that the high court had erred in holding that the ownership of the demised premises did not vest in the said hospital; that the said hospital was only a beneficiary under the will and, therefore, the said demised property did not ..... the lower appellate court further found that the executors of the will had never objected to the vesting of the property in the state and the executors never came forward with any objection to such vesting even after the demise of the testatrix and, therefore, by their conduct, the executors had assented .....
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Reported in : AIR1971SC1678; (1969)3SCC1; [1970]2SCR566
..... obtained a decree and while execution proceedings were pending, the zamin-dari abolition act was passed by virtue of which the estate vested in the state and, consequently, the decree-holder bank could no longer sell the rights of the proprietor in the 67 villages ..... arose for consideration was whether under the bihar land reforms act, 1950 (hereinafter called the bihar act) it was open to a mortgagee-decree, holder of an estate which had vested in the state to levy execution personally against the mortgagor by attachment and sale of other properties of the mortgagor. ..... 448 :we are of opinion that the proprietary rights in sir and khudkast land and in grove land have vested in the state and what is conferred on the intermediary by section 18 is a new right altogether which he never had and which could not therefore have been mortgaged in 1914.in the later part ..... is stated above, it will be seen that the trees constituting the grove, have not vested in the state and therefore they could not have formed the subject of creation of bhumidhari ..... bhumidhari rights have been created in favour of the appellants only on july 1, 1952, the date of vest-ing, on the issue of a notification under section 4 of the abolition act, whereas the amended decree in favour of the respondents has been passed under section ..... contention of the decree-holder that the proprietary rights in sir, khudkast and grove lands did not vest in the state and that those rights were continued in the landlord under section 18. .....
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Reported in : 1998VAD(SC)197; AIR1998SC2401; 1998(2)CTC253; JT1998(4)SC579; RLW1999(1)SC33; 1998(4)SCALE62; (1998)6SCC314; [1998]3SCR555
..... a careful reading of the will shows that the testator clearly declared his intention to the effect that the 'right and control' over the suit property shall vest in raghuvir singh after the demise of the testator and his wife and that during the life time of either of them, the 'right, control and ownership' of the property would remain with the survivor. ..... as myself and my wife remain alive and till then we shall have full right, control and ownership of the entire property but after the death of both of as all those movable and immovable properties which vest in myself and my wife would devolve on raghuvir singh like they vest in us'.37. ..... the opinion of the learned single that there could be no 'preexisting right' vesting in smt. .....
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