Ayodhya Prasad Singh V State - Law Dictionary Search Results
Persona designata
opposed to a person ascertained as member of a class or as filling a particular character maharaja dharmendra prasad singh v state of uttar pradesh air 1969 all 484 ram chandra rao v state of madras air 1962 ap 58
Market value
advantages due to the carrying out of the scheme for which the property is compulsory acquired thakur kanta prasad singh v state of bihar air 1976 sc 2219 1976 3 scc 772 1976 3 scr 585 prithvi raj taneja v
Compulsory retirement
on attaining the age of 58 years according to the procedure for compulsory retirement under the rules bishwanath prasad singh v state of bihar 2001 2 scc 305
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Agent and servant
his principal is not subject in its exercise to the direct control or supervision of the principal chandi prasad singh v state of uttar pradesh air 1956 sc 149 153 penal code 45 of 1860 ss 408 409
Personae designata
a person as certained as a member of a class or as filling a particular character maharaja dharmendra prasad singh v state of uttar pradesh air 1969 all 484 486 court fees act 1870 s 5
Putrika-putra
adoption becomes the son of her father vide sanskrit english dictionary by sir m monier williams shyam sunder prasad singh v state of bihar air 1981 sc 178 188 1980 supp scc 720
Acquisition by State
Matched in: Term Acquisition by State
Inter-State route
Matched in: Term Inter-State route
Whoever legally bound by an oath or by an express provisions of law to state the truth
Matched in: Term Whoever legally bound by an oath or by an express provisions of law to state the truth
Discretion
1981 1 scr 899 it means judicial discretion and not whim caprice or fancy of a judge dhurandhar prasad singh v jai prakash university 2001 6 scc 534 air 2001 sc 2552 discretion is the discernment of what is … implies vigilant circumstances and care therefore where the legislature concedes discretion it also imposes a heavy responsibility national insurance co ltd v keshav bahadur air 2004 sc 1581 1584 2004 2 scc 37 see judicial discretion discretion
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