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In Re: B.N. Ramakrishna Naidu and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1955Mad100; 1955CriLJ452

..... cannot supplement the prosecution evidence by selecting passages which might corroborate the evidence rejecting the passages exonerating the accused; the entire statement should be considered though it need not be accepted and acted upon because it ia the duty of the court to separate the grain from the chaff and accept only those portions which are found to be true and reject those portions which are ..... due process clause in amendment xiv, under which no state shall deprive any person of life, liberty or property without due process of law, is wide enough to include the prohibition against compelling the defendant in a criminal prosecution to testify, by fear of hurt, torture, exhaustion or any other type of coercion, against himself: -- 'adamson v. ..... persons shortly after the thefts of sandalwood logs from the chittoor forest were detected and were being reported and these accused have been unable in terms of section 65, madras city polic act, to satisfactorily account for their possession of these properties which they must have reason to believe to be stolen. ..... those states form one class having similar interest to protect and that therefore the inclusion of all of them in the definition of abducted persons cannot be called discriminatory. ..... white ..... 1913, s 1465), he may not stop short in his testimony by omitting and failing to explain incriminating circumstances and events already in evidence, in which he participated and concerning which he is fully informed, without subjecting .....

Kedar Nath Gupta Vs. J.K. Organisation

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 71(1998)DLT818

..... pannaji devichand, that the word 'person' in section 4 of the companies act, 1913 denoted individuals and did not include bodies of individuals, whether ..... , 1997(17)ptc 669 and seeing the nature of the provisions laying emphasis on relation of trade mark with the goods, i am of the definite opinion that any attempt by any trade or industry to bask in the warmth of and make illicit profit and reputation not earned legitimately by their own effort but built by others, has to be disapproved in order ..... moreover, when the mark is hit by the prohibition of section 11, it cannot be deemed to be distinctive as kerly in his footnote to page 171 of ..... (43) changing the name from jk varshney & company to jk &: company does not appear to be a sin prohibited, barred or punishable under the trade marks act and if the applicant could run the business of jk varshney & company then by changing from letters 'jk' to 'jay kay' he is also trying to distinguish the resemblance with letters 'jk' used by the members of the jk ..... section 12 of the trade marks act prohibits registration of identical or deceptively similar trade marks in respect of goods and description of goods which is identical or deceptively similar to the ..... for prohibiting registration under section 12(1), goods in respect of which subsequent registration is sought for, must be, (i) in respect of goods or description of goods being same or similar and covered by earlier registration, and (ii) trade mark claimed for such goods must be same .....

S.C. Sreemanavikraman Raja, ZamorIn Rajah of Kozhikode and anr. Vs. Co ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1957Mad522; [1957]32ITR1(Mad)

..... held to be designed not merely for the benefit of the reversioner but inherent in the very nature of the estate vested in a woman.the restrictions imposed by section 4 of the madras impartible estates act, 1904, which incorporated in statutory form, the law as laid down by the decisions of this court before that view was overruled by the privy council in sartaj kuari v ..... may, by noti fication in the official gazette, add the names of any other states to the first schedule in respect whereof resolutions have been passed by the legislatures of those states adopting this act under clause (1) of article 252 of the constitution in respect of estate duty on agricultural lands situate in those states, and on the issue of any such notification the states so added shall ..... these two writ petitions pray for the issue of writs of prohibition or other appropriate writs prohibiting the controller of estates duty, madras, from initiating proceedings against the respective petitioners for the assessment, levy and collection of the estate duty in ..... . for instance section 5 of the administrator-general's act, (iii of 1913), runs thus:"the administrator-general shall be a corporation sole by the name of the administrator-general of the state for which he is appointed and ..... shall in the light of the definition contained in the above extract consider how ..... out the sthani office holders alone for discriminatory treatment and deny them the equality before the law by the process of an exclusive definition. .....

J.K. Synthetics Ltd. Vs. O.S. Bajpai, Income-tax Officer, Central and ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : [1976]105ITR864(All)

..... whether the income-tax officer was justified in law in recalling the permission granted to the company to change its previous year from 30th june to 31st december, section 3 of the act contains the definition of the 'previous year' which means the accounting year. ..... respect of a particular source of income or in respect of a business or profession newly set up, an assessee has once exercised the option under clause (b) or sub-clause (ii) of clause (d) or sub-clause (i) of clause (e) of sub-section (1) or has once been assessed, then, he shall not, in respect of that source, or, 'as the case may be, business or profession, be entitled to vary the meaning of the expression 'previous year' as then applicable to him, ..... in these circumstances the income-tax officer was not competent to invoke the provisions of section 41(1) of the income-tax act because the decision of the learned single judge of the delhi high court had lost its finality as ..... in such a situation perhaps he could allow the company's claim and later on invoke the provision of section 148 read with section 147(b), explanation 1(b), to bring to tax the excessive relief allowed to the company but he had no jurisdiction to disallow the claim under the instructions of the board and ..... necessary to be made in orderto ascertain the balance of profits and gains, it ought to be allowed......provided there is no prohibition against such an allowance...... ..... registered under the indian companies act, 1913, having its registered office .....

i.T.i. Ltd. Vs. Siemens Public Communications Network Ltd.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2002SC2308; 2002(4)ALD47(SC); 2002(2)ARBLR246(SC); (2002)4CompLJ186(SC); [2002(3)JCR104(SC)]; JT2002(Suppl1)SC466; 2002(4)SCALE655; (2002)5SCC510; [2002]38SCL943(SC); [2

..... in such a situation, the proceedings before such court will have to be controlled by the provisions of the code, therefore, the remedy by way of a revision under section 115 of the code will not amount to a judicial intervention not provided for by part i of the act.to put it in other words, when the act under section 37 provided for an appeal to the civil court and the application of code not having been expressly barred, the revisional jurisdiction of the high court gets ..... the right of second appeal to the high court has been expressly taken away by sub-section (3) of section 37 of the act, but for that reason it cannot be held that the right of revision has also been taken ..... the said case, the privy council overruling an earlier full bench judgment of the madras high court held that an appeal against an order made by the civil court under the madras agriculturists' relief act, 1938 is maintainable, therefore, the high court could not have entertained a revision under section 115 of the act which finding, in our opinion, does not help the appellant in the present case. mr. ..... parasaran relying on this judgment argued that if revision is in effect an appeal then the act having prohibited a second appeal, any proceeding which is in the nature of an appeal will also be barred ..... from the said definition, it is clear that the appeal is not to any designated person but to a civil court ..... postmaster-general [1913 appeal cases 546] and decision of the privy council in adaikappa chettiar v .....

In Re: the Delhi Laws Act, 1912, the Ajmer-merwara (Extension of Laws) ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : [1951]2SCR747

..... india the doctrine of separation of powers was at no stage of her constitutional history under the british crown accepted as the governing principle and now that in our constitution we have made a fusion of the legislative and executive powers by definitely adopting the principle of the joint responsibility of the council of ministers to parliament on the same lines as the system of joint responsibility of the british cabinet to the british parliament there is not compelling necessity whatever for ..... law within its powers, it might, as part of its legislation, endow a subordinate body with power to make regulations for the carrying out of the scheme described in the statute, posed the question - does the constitution impliedly prohibit parliament from enlarging the extent of the powers to be conferred on subordinate authorities the learned judge gave the answer :- 'in my opinion, every grant by the commonwealth parliament of authority to make rules and regulations, whether the ..... . it was held that section 52, sub-section (g), of the customs act of 1901, which provides that all goods the importation of which shall be prohibited by proclamation shall be prohibited imports, is not a delegation of legislative power but conditional legislation and is within the power conferred on parliament by section 51 of the constitution ..... . webb-kenyon act of 1913 came up for discussion in clark distilling company v ..... . delivering the judgment of the court, white j .....

Zoolfiqar Ali Currimbhoy Ebrahim Vs. the Official Trustee of Maharasht ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1967)69BOMLR326; 1967MhLJ694

..... trustees shall cease to hold office as such trustees.clause (c) of section 3 providesthe trust properties, in so far as they consist of immovable property shall by force and virtue of this act vest in, and in so far as they consist of any moneys, investments, securities or other movable property shall stand transferred to, the official trustee, and be handed over to him (anything in official trustees act, 1913 notwithstanding), and the official trustee shall hold and stand possessed of the ..... of the pro-constitution laws and only declares that the said laws would be void thereafter to the extent of their inconsistency with part iii; whereas clause (2) of that article imposes a prohibition on the state making laws taking away or abridging the rights conferred by part iii and declares that laws made in contravention of this clause shall, to the extent of the contravention, be void. ..... the facts that though upon a reading of the definitions in the administration of evacuee property act, the corpus of the trust properties may be evacuee property, it is equally clear that they were never dealt with according to the procedure in section 7 of the administration of evacuee property act. ..... this very definition draws a clear distinction between a point which is necessary for the determination of a case and a point which is not necessary for ..... this very definition draws a clear distinction between a point which is necessary for the determination of a case and point which is not necessary for .....

Christopher Karkada, Bangalore and Others Vs. Church of South India, R ...

Court : Karnataka

..... the printed reports of the basel german evangelical missionary society,-the successor of which since 1926 is the defendant 30 basel mission,-published annually form about 1841 onwards upto about 1913, the issues of the official gazette of the basel mission published periodically, the rules of the basel german evangelical mission, the second edition of which was printed in 1903, and also the ..... a declaration that the said resolution is illegal and void as per the provisions of the religious societies act, 1880 and in particular of section 6 thereof and not valid and binding on the plaintiffs or other members of ubmc of south kanara and ..... it seems to me on principle that those who defy a prohibition ought not to be able to claim that the fruits of their defiance are good, and not tainted by ..... that in a public trust the beneficial interest is vested in an uncertain and fluctuating body of persons, either the public at large or some considerable portion of it answering a particular description; in a private trust the beneficiaries are definite and ascertained individuals or who within a definite time can be definitely ascertained. ..... interest is vested absolutely in one or more individuals who are, or within a certain time may be, definitely ascertained. 64. in b.k. ..... distinction between public and private purpose-gifts for individuals-the line of distinction between a public purpose and a purpose which is not public is very thin and technical and is difficult of an easy definition. 15. .....

The Advocate-general of Bombay Vs. Yusuf Alli Ebrahim and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1921Bom338; 84Ind.Cas.759

..... that, according to these tenets, the mullaji is the master of the mind, property, body and soul, of each of his followers; that these followers are bound to obey him implicitly and cannot question any act of his that he is entitled to take any property, from his followers, whether trust or private property, and if the former, to alter and cancel the trusts and that there can be no such ..... alternatively they say that the gulla is governed by the law as it stood before the mussalman wakf validating act, 1913, and that under that law and the bombay decisions on the subject there could be no wakf of ..... as to what constitutes a charity in english law one of the oldest statements--i will not treat it as a definition--is that of lord camdon in 1769 when he described it as a 'gift to a general public use which extends to the poor ..... now the facts of this case do not appear to fall within the precise wording of section 112 of the government of india act, 1915, for that section only regulates the law applicable to such original side suits in the high courts of calcutta, madras, and bombay, as deal with 'matters of inheritance and succession and contract, and ..... . he may also have the right to prohibit his followers from attending any particular mosque, but ..... english law of charities: provided you eliminated from the muhammadan law the power a mussalaman has to create a wakf for his own family, and from the english law the prohibition against gifts to superstitious uses, and also the mortmain acts. .....

The Advocate General of Bombay Vs. Yusufalli Ebrahim

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1922)24BOMLR1060

..... say that, according to these tenets, the mullaji is the master of the mind, property, body and soul, of each of his followers that these followers are bound to obey him implicitly and cannot question any act of his ; that he is entitled to take any property from his followers, whether trust or private property, and if the former, to alter and cancel the trusts : and that there can be no ..... alternatively they say that the gulla is governed by the law as it stood before the mussalman wakf validating act, 1913, and that under that law and the bombay decisions on the subject there could be no wakf of ..... as to what constitutes a charity in english law one of the oldest statements-i will not treat it as a definition-is that of lord camdon in 1769 when he described it as a 'gift to a general public use which extends to the poor as ..... now the facts of this case do not appear to fall within the precise wording of section 112 of the government of india act, 1915, for that section only regulates the law applicable to such original side suits in the high courts of calcutta, madras, and bombay, as deal with 'matters of inheritance and succession and contract, and ..... he may also have the right to prohibit his followers from attending any particular mosque, but ..... english law of charities : provided you eliminated from the mahomedan law the power a mussalman has to create a wakf for his own family, and from the english law the prohibition against gifts to superstitious uses, and also the mortmain acts. .....