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PRABHAGIYA VAN ADHIKARI AWADH VAN PRABHAG Vs. ARUN KUMAR BHARDWAJ (DEAD) THR. LRS. & ORS | the Forest Act, there is a prohibition against acquisition of any right over the land comprised in such notification except by way of a contract executed in writing by or on behalf of the Government. Since no such written contract was executed by or on behalf of the State or on behalf of the person in whom such right w... | 1[ds]22. We do not find any merit in the argument raised by Mr. Khan and Mr. Hooda. In the notification published on 23.11.1955, there was a declaration that land measuring 162 acres shall constitute forest land. Explanation (1) to Section 4 of the Forest Act clarifies that it would be sufficient to describe the limits... | 1 | 6,179 | 1,511 | ### Instruction:
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the Forest Act, there is a prohibition against acquisition of any right over the land comprised in such notification exce... |
B. Venkataramana Vs. State Of Tamil Nadu & Anr | the Bar. It was further notified that the selection of the candidates would be made from various castes, religions and communities in pursuance of the rules prescribed in what are popularly described as Communal G. Os., namely, for Harijans 19, Muslims 6, Christians 6, Backward Hindus 10, Non-Brahmin Hindus 32 and Brah... | 1[ds]Cl. (4) expressly permits the State to make provision for the reservation of appointments of posts in favour of any backward class of citizens which, in the opinion of the State, is not adequately represented in the services of the state. Reservation of posts in favour of any backward class of citizens cannot, the... | 1 | 1,280 | 553 | ### Instruction:
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the Bar. It was further notified that the selection of the candidates would be made from various castes... |
Tara Chand Vs. State of Rajasthan and Others | FAZAL ALI J. 1. This writ petition by Tara Chand, a brother of the detenu, Hira Nand, has been filed against an order of detention dated June 30, 1979, passed by the Govt. of Rajasthan under the provisions of the Conservation of Foreign Exchange & Prevention of Smuggling Activities Act (hereinafter called the " Cofepos... | 1[ds]It is common ground that neither the representation was considered by the Union of India nor was any order passed by it. A general plea was taken by Mr. Abdul Khadar that probably the Union of India did not receive this representation at all which, however, is clearly falsified by the letter sent by the President ... | 1 | 547 | 231 | ### Instruction:
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FAZAL ALI J. 1. This writ petition by Tara Chand, a brother of the detenu, Hira Nand, has been filed against an o... |
Sangam Spinners Ltd Vs. Union of India & Others | Supreme Court in paragraph 4 has stated thus:- "4. Before we examine Section 3 to find out whether it is effective in its purpose or not we may say a few words about validating statutes in general. When a Legislature sets out to validate a tax declared by a court to be illegally collected under an ineffective or an inv... | 0[ds]41. In the light of the aforesaid decisions and legal position which emanates from reading of the provisions of the Act and the Rules framed there under and notifications which are issued from time to time, the contentions of the counsel appearing for the appellants are found to be without any merit. Since the pro... | 0 | 5,344 | 270 | ### Instruction:
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Supreme Court in paragraph 4 has stated thus:- "4. Before we examine Section 3 to find out whether it i... |
Commissioner Of Income Tax Vs. Balbir Singh Maini | throughout the agreement, and has at no stage purported to transfer rights akin to ownership to the developer. At the highest, possession alone is given under the agreement, and that too for a specific purpose -the purpose being to develop the property, as envisaged by all the parties. We are, therefore, of the view th... | 1[ds]16. A reading of the JDA shows that, it is essentially an agreement to facilitate development of 21.2 acres so that the developers build at their own cost, after obtaining necessary approvals, flats of a given size, some of which were then to be handed over to the members of the society. Payments were also to be m... | 1 | 8,080 | 1,414 | ### Instruction:
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throughout the agreement, and has at no stage purported to transfer rights akin to ownership to the dev... |
Hari Singh And Ors Vs. The Military Estate Officer And Anr | Act was impeached on that ground. This Court did not accept the submission and said "if two procedures exist and one is followed and the other discarded, there may in a given case be found discrimination. But the Legislature has still the competence to put out of action retrospectively one of the procedures leaving one... | 0[ds]12. The 1971 Act came into existence to validate anything done or any action taken or purported to have been done or taken under the 1958 Act. In the first place, the 1971 Act is made retrospective with effect from 16 September, 1958 except sections 11, 19 and 20. In the second place, section 20 of the 1971 Act wh... | 0 | 5,569 | 1,750 | ### Instruction:
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Act was impeached on that ground. This Court did not accept the submission and said "if two procedures exist and o... |
I.J. Rao, Assistant Collector Of Customs & Ors Vs. Bibhuti Bhushan Bagh & Anr | case to be set up by such person must indicate the damage or injury or hardship apprehended by such person. 16. In the present case, one possibility is that the person from whose possession the goods have been seized may want to establish the need for immediate possession, having regard to the nature or the goods and t... | 1[ds]9. It is apparent that goods liable to confiscation may be seized by virtue of Section 110(1) but that those goods cannot be confiscated or penalty imposed without notice, opportunity to represent and to be heard to the owner of the goods or the person on whom penalty is proposed. This notice must be given within ... | 1 | 3,766 | 227 | ### Instruction:
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case to be set up by such person must indicate the damage or injury or hardship apprehended by such person. ... |
MRS. KANIKA GOEL Vs. THE STATE OF DELHI THRU SHO | to USA without any loss of time. Given the fact that the parties performed a civil marriage on 19th March, 2011 in the USA and cohabited in the native country and gave birth to minor child M who grew up in that environment for at least three years, coupled with the fact that the father and minor child M are US citizens... | 1[ds]e shall first advert to the analysis made by the High Court in respect of the contentious issues. That can be discerned from paragraph 102 onwards of the impugned judgment. The High Court was conscious of the fact that it must first examine the issue regarding the welfare and best interest of the minor child. It n... | 1 | 14,684 | 3,186 | ### Instruction:
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to USA without any loss of time. Given the fact that the parties performed a civil marriage on 19th March, 2011 i... |
V.C. K. Bus Service Ltd Vs. The Regional Transport Authority, Coimbatore | it seems to me easier to imply a condition precedent defeating a contract before its execution has commenced than a condition subsequent defeating the contract when it is part performed."Thus, there is no legal obstacle to implying a condition that the renewal should stand cancelled if the right of the appellant to the... | 1[ds]Thus, there is no legal obstacle to implying a condition that the renewal should stand cancelled if the right of the appellant to the original permit was negatived by the High Court.Court.15. It is of the utmost importance in this connection to bear in mind that the appellant applied not for a fresh permit but for... | 1 | 5,335 | 760 | ### Instruction:
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M/S.Alembic Glass Inds. Ltd Vs. Commissioner Of Cent.Excise | whom he had purchased and, notwithstanding the fact that the wholesale dealer might ultimately have the parts replaced by it reimbursed from the manufacturer, the service facilities were provided by the wholesaler with a view to earn goodwill and attract customers. The advertising of a product by the wholesaler was one... | 1[ds]In that case it was noted that advertisement which the purchaser was required to make at its own cost benefited in equal degree the assessee and the purchaser and for that reason the cost of such advertisement was borne equally and making a deduction out of the trade discount was held to be uncalled for. It was po... | 1 | 3,288 | 390 | ### Instruction:
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whom he had purchased and, notwithstanding the fact that the wholesale dealer might ultimately have the... |
Harinagar Cane Farm & Another Vs. State of Bihar & Others | competence of Mr. Sinha to appear for it, the appellant Motipur Zamindari Co., Ltd., stated before the Tribunal that the Sugar Mills Association of which Mr. Sinha happens to be an office bearer is connected with the industry in which the Zamindari Co., is engaged, and so. Mr. Sinha had a right to represent the managem... | 0[ds]In D. N. Banerji v. P. R. Mukherjee, 1953 SCR 302 at p. 307: (AIR 1953 SC 58 at p. 60) this Court had occasion to examine the full significance and import of the words industry and industrial dispute as defined by S. 2(j) and (k) of the Act. It has been urged by the respondents that this decision supports th... | 0 | 3,454 | 943 | ### Instruction:
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competence of Mr. Sinha to appear for it, the appellant Motipur Zamindari Co., Ltd., stated befor... |
Harinarayan & Ors Vs. Union Of India & Another | Government of India with effect from 17 July, 1942 under Rule 75 (A) of the Defence of India Rules. The Government was in possession of the property until the Government decided to acquire the property in the year 1953. The Central Government gave notice under S. 7 of the 1952 Act to acquire the property. The property ... | 1[ds]6. The essence of the appellants contention is that the year of requisition should be 1952 when the 1952 Act came intoeffect. This contention is unsound. The requisitioned Land (Continuance of Powers) Ordinance, 1946 (Ordinance No. XIX of 1946) provided in Section 3 thereof that "notwithstanding the expiration of ... | 1 | 1,268 | 564 | ### Instruction:
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Government of India with effect from 17 July, 1942 under Rule 75 (A) of the Defence of India Rules. The Gover... |
Patna Improvement Trust Vs. Smt. Lakshmi Devi & Others | to the exclusion of the latter Act which was an Act dealing with acquisition of lands in general. Therefore the State Government had no. authority to take steps for acquisition of land for the purpose of the Improvement Trust under the general provisions of the Land Acquisition Act after the Bihar Act had come into for... | 1[ds]5. It is not necessary to go into the argument of inconsistency between the Bihar Act and the Land Acquisition Act or the special Act excluding the general because it appears to us that the various provisions of the Bihar Act themselves afford the key to the solution of the problem before us which is one of constr... | 1 | 2,315 | 698 | ### Instruction:
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to the exclusion of the latter Act which was an Act dealing with acquisition of lands in general. Therefore the St... |
UNION OF INDIA (UOI) AND ANOTHER Vs. INTERNATIONAL TRADING CO. AND ANOTHER | a given situation. The point to note is that the thing is not unreasonable in the legal sense merely because the Court thinks it to be unwise. 20. In Union of India and others Vs. Hindustan Development Corpn. and others, ; it was observed that decision taken by the authority must be found to be arbitrary, unreasonable ... | 1[ds]Had it been so, and the matter would have been left open to be decided in accordance with law, there could have been no difficulty. But in view of the specific findings recorded by the Division Bench on several aspects more particularly policy being opposed to statute, and/or that the documents established entitle... | 1 | 3,927 | 1,753 | ### Instruction:
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a given situation. The point to note is that the thing is not unreasonable in the legal sense merely because the Court thi... |
Piare Lal Vs. Union of India & Others | that the petition was heard by the High Court as if the two orders dated 28th October, 1966 had not been passed by the President and it was still necessary to examine the validity of the orders of promotion impugned in the petition. The appellant contended before the High Court that he was entitled as of right to be pr... | 0[ds]We do not think we can entertain these contentions urged on behalf of the appellant against the validity of the two orders dated 28th October, 1966, since there is no challenge to these two orders in the petition.The appellant could have very well amended the petition and challenged the validity of the two orders ... | 0 | 3,210 | 482 | ### Instruction:
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Patel Narshi Thakershi & Others Vs. Shri Pradyumansinghji Arjunsinghji | The Tribunal by its order dated January 28, 1954 remanded the matters to the Special Mamlatdar for further enquiry in accordance with the directions given by it. The Special Mamlatdar recorded further evidence and by his order dated October 19, 1954 he again held that the family was joint. The girasdars did not appeal ... | 0[ds]4. The first question that we have to consider is whether Mr. Mankodi had competence to quash the order made by the Saurashtra Government on October 22, 1956.It must be remembered that Mr. Mankodi was functioning as the delegate of the State Government. The order passed by Mr. Mankodi, in law amounted to a review ... | 0 | 1,513 | 277 | ### Instruction:
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The Tribunal by its order dated January 28, 1954 remanded the matters to the Special Mamlatdar for further enquiry in accor... |
Commissioner Of Income-Tax,Madras Vs. Janabha Muhammad Hussainnachiar Ammal | law to such proceedings. But where the proceedings related to a period when the pre-existing law was in force, there might be some doubt as to which law was to apply. Section 31 was enacted to remove that doubt and to make s. 34 of the principal Act as it stood after the 1948 amendment applicable to these proceedings. ... | 1[ds]It seems to me quite plain that s. 31 of the 1953 Act applies sub-ss. (1) and (3) of s. 34 of the Income-tax Act, 1922 (hereafter called the principal Act), as it stood after the 1948 amendment, to assessment proceedings in respect of years ending before April 1, 1948 where the proceedings commenced after Septembe... | 1 | 3,199 | 694 | ### Instruction:
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law to such proceedings. But where the proceedings related to a period when the pre-existing law ... |
Amar Singh Vs. State of Haryana | of the purchase, the land was under the cultivating possession of Hunta father of Kurra accused. Duli Chand and Risal Singh had made an application for ejectment of Hunta in the revenue Court and this application was pending at the time of the occurrence. On August 26, 1969, the appellant, Hari Singh, Kurra and Bhallu ... | 0[ds]10. The acts of the appellant spoken to by PWs. 3, 4 and 5 would clearly show that he had common intention with Hari Singh to commit the murder of Thandu Ram with whom they were on enimical terms. If the appellant had only shouted lalkar, probably it would have been difficult to sustain the conviction. But the par... | 0 | 1,858 | 202 | ### Instruction:
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of the purchase, the land was under the cultivating possession of Hunta father of Kurra accused. Duli Chand ... |
Scooters India Limited, Lucknow Vs. Labour Court, Lucknow and Others | such the findings rendered by the Inquiry Officer and accepted by the Disciplinary Authority were not open to challenge. Even so the Presiding Officer of the Labour Court held as followsHaving regard to all these circumstances and the reasons given above I would hold that the order of termination was not justified in t... | 0[ds]6. Insofar as the first contention is concerned, we do not find any merit in it because the order of termination of service refers only to Clause 14.2(13) of the Certified Standing Orders and not to Clause 14.2(20) of the Standing Orders. With reference to the second contention, the High Court has referred in deta... | 0 | 1,440 | 504 | ### Instruction:
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Bajaj Auto Ltd Vs. N. K. Firodia & Anr. Etc | against the Managing Agents. Firodia was justified in opposing reappointment of the Managing Agents without a specific resolution of the share-holders of the company and without a public notice to the shareholders to represent their views in the matter. The Bajaj group acted behind the back of Firodia and wanted to ste... | 0[ds]In the present appeals, the reasons of the Directors have to be tested from three points of view. First, whether the Directors acted in the interest of the company; secondly, whether they acted on a wrong principle; and, thirdly, whether they acted with an oblique motive or for a collateralpurpose.This Court in M/... | 0 | 6,402 | 882 | ### Instruction:
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against the Managing Agents. Firodia was justified in opposing reappointment of the Managing Agen... |
SAURASHTRA CHEMICALS LTD.(PRESENTLY KNOWN AS SAURASHTRA CHEMICALS DIVISION OF NIRMA LTD.) Vs. NATIONAL INSURANCE CO. LTD | allowed to take a stand that the claim is hit by the clause pertaining to duration and more so because of absence of any mention in the letter of repudiation. Thus, it went on to hold that from the positive conduct of the insurer in unequivocally appointing a surveyor, the insurer had waived the right which was in its ... | 1[ds]15. As is evident from the repudiation letter there is no reference to any of the aspects enumerated in Clause 6(i) of the General Conditions of Policy which reads as under:-6(i) On the happening of any loss or damage, the insured shall forthwith give notice thereof to the company and shall within 15 days after th... | 1 | 3,503 | 1,486 | ### Instruction:
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Commissioner Of Income-Tax Vs. Motors and General Store state Ltd. | other words, there was no price paid or promised to be paid for the transfer of the cinema house known as Sree Rama Talkies together with machinery and equipment described in Schedule I to the deed dated February 21,1956 but there was a consideration in the shape of transfer of 5 per cent tax-free cumulative preference... | 0[ds]We are unable to accept this argument as correct. In the first place, the document is called exchange deedBut, in our opinion, neither the recital in the preamble nor the resolution of the Board of Directors dated September 9, 1955 will control the language of the operative portion of the document or its legal eff... | 0 | 3,870 | 610 | ### Instruction:
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Bachpan Bachao Andolan Vs. Union Of India | psychotropic substances as defined in the relevant international treaties, and to prevent the use of children in the illicit production and trafficking of such substances."E. The high-level segment of the fifty-second session of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs was held on 11 and 12 March 2009 to evaluate progress made... | 1[ds]10. Generation of reliable data is an essential requirement of a policy aimed at curbing substance abuse. In the absence of accurate data at a national, state and sectoral level, policy interventions can at best remain ad hoc. For, in the absence of data there will be no realistic assessment of the nature and exte... | 1 | 4,273 | 374 | ### Instruction:
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psychotropic substances as defined in the relevant international treaties, and to prevent the use of children in the illic... |
M.Mansoor Vs. United India Insurance Co.Ltd | claim?? 13. The question relating to deduction for personal and living expenses and selection of multiplier fell for consideration before this Court in Sarla Verma vs. Delhi Transport Corporation (Supra) cited above and this Court referred to large number of precedents including the judgments in U.P. SRTC vs. Trilok Ch... | 1[ds]13. The question relating to deduction for personal and living expenses and selection of multiplier fell for consideration before this Court in Sarla Verma vs. Delhi Transport Corporation (Supra) cited above and this Court referred to large number of precedents including the judgments in U.P. SRTC vs. Trilok Chand... | 1 | 2,345 | 1,104 | ### Instruction:
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Ningawwa Vs. Byrappa & 3 Ors | must be brought within the time prescribed under Article 95 of the Limitation Act.6. It was contended on behalf of the respondents that the terminus a quo for the limitation was the date of the execution of the gift deed and the claim of the appellant was therefore barred as the suit was filed more than three years aft... | 1[ds]In our opinion the Civil Judge was right in taking the view that the appellant never agreed to convey the lands in plots Nos. 91 and 92 of Lingadahalli village and that they were included in the gift deed by the fraud of Shiddappa without the knowledge of theIt was contended on behalf of the respondents that the t... | 1 | 3,139 | 650 | ### Instruction:
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must be brought within the time prescribed under Article 95 of the Limitation Act.6. It was contended o... |
Kesri Commissariat and Ors Vs. Ministry of Food and Civil Supplies, Govt. of Maharashtra, Mumbai and Anr | v. State of Maharashtra & Anr (1998) 2 SCC 1 ), came to hold as follows: - ?The above discussion is relevant because we must understand the reason why Section 3(1)(b) came to be enacted. As stated above, in our view, with the offer of an economic package to the landlords, the legislature has tried to maintain a balance... | 1[ds]22. From the aforesaid it is graphically clear that an Insurance Company is not protected under the 1999 Act. Once it is held that defendant No. 1, the New India Assurance Company, the original tenant, is not protected, the question would be whether a subtenant can be protected under the Act. In the case of Bhatia... | 1 | 6,485 | 298 | ### Instruction:
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v. State of Maharashtra & Anr (1998) 2 SCC 1 ), came to hold as follows: - ?The above discussion is rel... |
SVG FASHIONS PVT. LTD. (EARLIER KNOWN AS SVG FASHIONS LTD Vs. RITU MURLI MANOHAR GOYAL & ANR | Code) was barred by limitation, the operational creditor has come up with the present appeal. 2. We have heard the learned counsel for the appellant--operational creditor; the learned counsel for the first respondent--shareholder and Director of the corporate--debtor and the learned counsel for the second respondent--I... | 1[ds]7. But we find from the order of NCLAT that there was no discussion at all about the letter dated 28.09.2015. According to the operational creditor, the six cheques in question were handed over along with the letter dated 28.09.2015. The cheque numbers and the bank on which the cheques were drawn, given in the let... | 1 | 1,177 | 449 | ### Instruction:
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Code) was barred by limitation, the operational creditor has come up with the present appeal. 2. We have heard the learned c... |
LAXMI CHAUDHARY Vs. SAHIB SINGH CHAUDHARY | BANUMATHI, J.: 1. Leave granted. 2. This appeal arises out of an order dated 4 th December, 2018 passed by the High Court of Delhi at New Delhi in CM NO.50677 of 2018 in R.F.A. No.699 of 2018 in and by which the High Court has vacated the stay granted in favour of the appellant-tenant on the ground of non-compliance of... | 1[ds]8. Admittedly, now the appellant is in possession of the residential premises, namely, the second floor. | 1 | 616 | 25 | ### Instruction:
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BANUMATHI, J.: 1. Leave granted. 2. This appeal arises out of an order dated 4 th December, 2018 passed by the Hi... |
H.V.Nirmala Vs. Karnataka State Financial Corpn | regard, inter alia, to conditions of service without impinging upon the overriding power recognised under Article 310. In other words, in exercising the power conferred by Article 309, the extent of the pleasure recognised by Article 310 cannot be affected, or impaired. In fact, while stating the conclusions in the for... | 0[ds]18. Prejudice doctrine, in our opinion, may also be applied in such a contingency. We, therefore, are of the opinion that the first contention of Mr. Patil has no merit.19. Submission of Mr. Patil that the Managing Director could not have directed the proceeding to be placed before the Board, in our opinion, has e... | 0 | 3,701 | 726 | ### Instruction:
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regard, inter alia, to conditions of service without impinging upon the overriding power recognised under Article 310. In ot... |
Manjit Singh @ Mange Vs. C.B.I | or disruption of any supplies or services essential to the life of the community, or detains any person and threatens to kill or injure such person in order to compel the Government or any other person to do or abstain from doing any act, commits a terrorist act. (2) Whoever commits a terrorist act, shall,— (i) if such... | 0[ds]88.The prosecution in this case has argued that charge under Section 3 is maintainable in the light of the Bombay bomb blasts and the fact that L.D. Arora would have been pivotal in providing information regarding the smuggling of arms and explosives. The case before us concerns the murder of L.D. Arora. The prose... | 0 | 17,789 | 223 | ### Instruction:
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or disruption of any supplies or services essential to the life of the community, or detains any person and... |
Praduman Kumar Vs. Virendra Goyal (Dead) By L. Rs | not given to the appellants when they are ready and willing to pay much more amount than is actually due to the respondent. The fact is that there are valuable constructions over the plots and defendants dispossession would put them to a great loss. It is for this reason that they are prepared to pay the amount that ma... | 0[ds]6. In our view, there is no substance in any of the contentions.We do not think that there is any bar to the exercise of jurisdiction by the appellate court merely because in the Court of First Instance relief against forfeiture was claimed by the tenants and they failed to avail themselves of the opportunity of p... | 0 | 1,496 | 259 | ### Instruction:
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PRAMOD LAXMAN GUDADHE Vs. ELECTION COMMISSION OF INDIA | the High Court. The High Court had quashed the action placing reliance on Section 151A of the Act holding, inter alia, that the said provision is mandatory especially when the vacancies had already been notified by the Speaker of the Assembly as contemplated under Article 190(3)(b) of the Constitution. It is worth noti... | 0[ds]12. At the very outset, we must make a distinction between Sections 147, 149, 150 and 151 on the one hand and Section 151A of the Act on the other. While interpreting these provisions, it has to be kept in mind that though the right to elect a person is fundamental to democracy, yet it is only a statutory right. I... | 0 | 3,099 | 422 | ### Instruction:
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the High Court. The High Court had quashed the action placing reliance on Section 151A of the Act holding, inter alia, that... |
Nandkishor Savalaram Malu (Dead) Through Lrs. Vs. Hanumanmal G.Biyani(D) By Lrs | the suit house to the plaintiffs on 12.05.1980.17. According to learned counsel, it was, therefore, a clear case where tenant having suffered a decree for eviction, all persons claiming through such tenant or/and those acting for and on behalf of the tenant-Firm, had to be dispossessed on the strength of the decree suf... | 1[ds]21. Indeed, we are constrained to observe that there was absolutely no legal basis for the High Court to have reversed the well-reasoned order of the first appellate Court which had rightly reversed the order of the Trial Court by passing decree for arrears of rent, eviction and mesne profits against all the defen... | 1 | 2,494 | 500 | ### Instruction:
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the suit house to the plaintiffs on 12.05.1980.17. According to learned counsel, it was, therefore, a clear case ... |
Senior Divisional Commercial Manager &Or Vs. S.C.R Caterers,Dry Fruits,F.J.S.W Associ | raw materials from one place to another. After the enactment of the Railways Act, 1989, the Rail Land Development Authority has been established under Chapter IIA of the Act to manage the railway property by framing policy or rules for allotment of the same in favour of the licensees, including fixing license fee or oc... | 0[ds]24. One more important aspect to be taken note of by this Court is the non governance of railway property in the past 67 years since independence. Though, it is a recognized principle of law that the property of the railways is public property, yet in reality, it is the private players and industries that are allo... | 0 | 7,230 | 558 | ### Instruction:
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raw materials from one place to another. After the enactment of the Railways Act, 1989, the Rail Land Develop... |
State Of Rajasthan Vs. Leela Jain | construction, for the words have meaning and effect can be given to them without the same conflicting with tiny other operative provision of the Act.15. If the argument that the words should be rejected is not accepted and some meaning has to be attributed to these words, the alternative submission of the learned Couns... | 1[ds]It is obvious that this is not the function of the proviso to S. 4 (1) of the Act, for the operative words in the main part of S. 4(1) prohibit all appeals from the appellate orders of the Commissioner. The primary purpose of the proviso now under consideration is, it is apparent, to provide a substitute or an alt... | 1 | 4,409 | 1,465 | ### Instruction:
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construction, for the words have meaning and effect can be given to them without the same conflicting with tiny other ope... |
Union Of India Vs. Dinesh Prasad | as he was denied a fair trial. In our view, the learned Single Judge was clearly in error in allowing such argument. Firstly, the argument was raised without any foundation in the writ petition. No plea of actual or likelihood of bias was raised in the writ petition. There was also no plea taken in the writ petition th... | 1[ds]There is no violation of principles of natural justice. No illegality has been committed in convening the summary court-martial by the commanding officer nor there is any illegality in the conduct of the summary court- martial. The respondent pleaded guilty to the charge before the summary court-martial and the su... | 1 | 4,215 | 91 | ### Instruction:
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as he was denied a fair trial. In our view, the learned Single Judge was clearly in error in allowing... |
Firdaus Vs. Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd. | was not always in a position to pay compensation or damages to the injured or to the dependants of the deceased and in that event the claimants could not get the damages. To meet such a situation, various legislations were enacted in England. For the first time, Third Parties (Rights Against Insurers) Act, 1930 was ena... | 1[ds]There is no dispute that defendant no.1 was the owner of the vehicle who got it insured with the Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd. The Workmen Compensation Commissioner has also observed that defendant no.1 failed to produce the Registration Certificate of the vehicle and since the name of defendant no.1 is in the insur... | 1 | 2,914 | 503 | ### Instruction:
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was not always in a position to pay compensation or damages to the injured or to the dependants of the ... |
Cement Workers Karamchari Sangh Vs. M/S Jaipur Udyog Ltd. | the company had paid to them the total sum of Rs.15.18 crores. The report further noted that according to the list furnished by the company 1173 workmen of the cement factory, 457 at Phallodi Quarry and 136 at Kanpur had not accepted the settlement and the total amount due to them under the settlement was Rs.10.23 cror... | 0[ds]34. On hearing counsel for the parties and on a careful consideration of the materials on record, including the affidavits and documents filed by the different parties, we are of the opinion that the AAIFR can hardly be blamed for proceeding with the hearing of the appeal on September 6, 2001. If there was a commu... | 0 | 7,349 | 603 | ### Instruction:
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the company had paid to them the total sum of Rs.15.18 crores. The report further noted that acco... |
Southern Pharmaceuticals and Chemicals Trichur and Others Vs. State of Kerala and Others Etc | v. Zenith Lamp and chemicals Ltd. supra). The cost of supervisory charges can be sustained even if they are regarded as a fee for services rendered by the State or its instrumentalities. 34. The last ground on which the appellants took their stand is even less tenable. It is urged that r. 13 of the Kerala Rectified Spi... | 0[ds]The supervisory staff which has to be paid for under r. 36 therefore is meant for the supervision of the manufacture of medicinal preparations and it is for that purpose only that expenses have to borne by the laboratory concerned. The purpose of the rule therefore is clearly covered by the Act an d the Rules fram... | 0 | 10,968 | 1,927 | ### Instruction:
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v. Zenith Lamp and chemicals Ltd. supra). The cost of supervisory charges can be sustained even if they are... |
Sardar Indra Singh And Sons Ltd Vs. Commissioner Of Income-Tax,West Bengal | Patanjali Sastri, CJ.1. This is an appeal from a judgment of the High Court of Judicature at Calcutta answering a question referred to it by the Income-tax Appellate Tribunal under S. 66, Income-tax Act, 1922.2. The appellant is a private limited company incorporated in the year 1935 under the Indian Companies Act with... | 0[ds]6. The principle applicable in all such cases is well settled and the question always is whether the sales which produced the surplus were so connected with the carrying on of the assessees business that it could fairly be said that the surplus is the profits and gains of such business. It is not necessary that th... | 0 | 1,001 | 279 | ### Instruction:
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Patanjali Sastri, CJ.1. This is an appeal from a judgment of the High Court of Judicature at Calcutta answering a question r... |
Workmen Rastriya Colliery Mazdoor Sangh Vs. Bharat Coking Coal Ltd. | the extent that as and when M/s. B.C.C.L. intends to employ regular workmen, it shall give preference to these 88 plus 20 persons, if they are otherwise found suitable by relaxing the conditions as to the works age appropriately taking into consideration their age at the time of their initial appointment and also by re... | 1[ds]The narration of facts indicates that the Award of the Industrial Tribunal dated 9 September 1996 directed the management of BCCL to regularise the workmen, but without backwages. The Award was, however, modified by the High Court on 18 May 2004. As a result, the management was only required in case it intended to... | 1 | 1,651 | 596 | ### Instruction:
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the extent that as and when M/s. B.C.C.L. intends to employ regular workmen, it shall give preference to these 88 ... |
WAZIR Vs. THE STATE OF HARYANA | as the basis and then try to arrive at the appropriate value for the present acquisition. For this purpose, we may have to determine the rate of increase as shown by the sale deeds on record. The acquisition in Pran Sukh (2010) 11 SCC 175 was of the year 1994 and the award of rate therein corresponds with the rate avai... | 1[ds]21. In the instant case, the sale deeds Exts.P1, P2 and P3 relied upon by the landholders pertained to lands from villages Bas Kusla and Dhana and were of the year 1997 that is after the acquisition was initiated in Pran Sukh. The maximum value per acre in these villages was Rs.8 lakhs per acre and that too with r... | 1 | 8,601 | 1,998 | ### Instruction:
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as the basis and then try to arrive at the appropriate value for the present acquisition. For thi... |
Kunnathat Thathunni Moopil Nair & Others Vs. State of Kerala & Another | rights cannot therefore be said to have been infringed by the Act. 31. The lands of petitioners are land on which stand forests. It is said that under the Madras Preservation of Private Forests Act, (Act XXVII of 1949), which applies to the lands with which we are concerned as they are situated in an area which previou... | 1[ds]From a review of the provisions of the Act, as amended as aforesaid, it will be clear that the provisions of the Act lay down in barest outline the policy to impose a uniform and, what is asserted to be, a low rate of land tax on all lands in the State of Kerala. Unlike other taxing statutes, it does not make any ... | 1 | 11,180 | 2,614 | ### Instruction:
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rights cannot therefore be said to have been infringed by the Act. 31. The lands of petitioners are land on w... |
Madhya Pradesh Mines Vs. R. B. Sreeram Durga Prasad Limited | 1953, 4,000 tons of Second Grade manganese ore at the rate of Rs. 103/- per ton f.o.r. Sitasaongi and Dattapoa. By the second contract No. 66 the defendants agreed to supply on or before December 31, 1953, 6000 tons of High Grade manganese ore at the rate of Rs. 142/- f.o.r. Sitasaongi and Dattapohar. Under Contract No... | 0[ds]7. In respect of the claim for breach of Contract No. 66 counsel for the defendants sought to urge the contention raised before the negatived by the Trial Court and the High Court in answer to the plaintiffs claim that there was an oral agreement between the parties whereby the plaintiffs agreed to modify the spec... | 0 | 1,180 | 128 | ### Instruction:
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1953, 4,000 tons of Second Grade manganese ore at the rate of Rs. 103/- per ton f.o.r. Sitasaongi and D... |
Union Vs. Aluminium Factory Workers 'Indian Aluminium Company, Limited | under Art. 226 of the Constitution for an order quashing the reference on the same grounds.The High Court did not decide the first two preliminary objections but quashed the reference on the ground that there could be no reference till the awards had been terminated by notice under S. 19(6) as till then It had to be he... | 0[ds]There is no reason to doubt thisSastri, therefore, contended that Mathai was not a supervisor within the meaning of the earlier awards. It seems to us that this contention is unsound. The departmental orders were of the year 1953, that is to say, of later dates than the awards of 1952. These departmental orders ca... | 0 | 1,788 | 645 | ### Instruction:
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under Art. 226 of the Constitution for an order quashing the reference on the same grounds.The High Court did not decide the... |
The Commissioner Of Income-Tax, Bombay City Ii Vs. Shri Sitaldas Tirathdas | by that charge the income from property can be said to be diverted so as to bring the matter within S. 9(1) (iv) of the Act. The case was one of application of the particular section of the Act and not one of an obligation created by a money decree, whether income accrued or not. The case is, therefore, distinguishable... | 1[ds]We are of opinion that the contention raised by the Department is correct.6. Before we state the principle on which this and similar cases are to be decided, we may refer to certain rulings, which illustrate the aspects the problem takes. The leading case on the subject is the decision of the Judicial Committee in... | 1 | 3,704 | 604 | ### Instruction:
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by that charge the income from property can be said to be diverted so as to bring the matter within S. 9(1) ... |
M/S. NEEL ENTERPRISES Vs. STATE BANK OF INDIA | Kurian, J. 1. Leave granted. 2. The appellant approached the Debt Recovery Tribunal (for short `the DRT) against the notice under Section 13(2) dated 21.08.2014 issued by the respondent Bank under The Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002. 3. There was a de... | 1[ds]4. The matter has been pending before this Court for the last two years. The Section 13(2) notice was issued in the year 2014. Having regard to the entire facts and circumstances of the case, we are of the view that the interest of justice would be met in case the appellant is permitted to pursue his objection to ... | 1 | 218 | 82 | ### Instruction:
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Kurian, J. 1. Leave granted. 2. The appellant approached the Debt Recovery Tribunal (for short `the DRT... |
Seshammal and Ors., etc. etc Vs. State of Tamil Nadu | trustee is limited in respect of the sources of recruitment. Instead of casting his net wide for selecting a proper candidate, he appoints the next heir of the last holder of the office. That after his appointment the Archaka performs worship is no ground for holding that the appointment is either a religious practice ... | 0[ds]10. It is clear from a perusal of the above provisions that the Amendment Act does away the hereditary right of succession to the office of Archaka even if the Archaka was qualified under Rule 12 of the Madras Hindu Religious Institutions (Officers and Servants) Service Rules,gives the measure of the importance at... | 0 | 8,559 | 3,100 | ### Instruction:
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trustee is limited in respect of the sources of recruitment. Instead of casting his net wide for select... |
Tirlok Singh and Co Vs. District Magistrate, Lucknow and Ors | provides for an appeal against an order of allotment or release says that any person aggrieved by an order of allotment or release passed under section 16 may prefer an appeal to the District Judge. If the order o f allotment or release is varied or rescinded by the District Judge, the District Magistrate under section... | 0[ds]The existence of the vacancy, by being displayed on the District Magistrates notice board, is notified to the general public in order that persons interested in the allotment of the vacancy may apply to the District Magistrate in that behalf. Under Rule 8(2), an order of allotment can be passed not before the expi... | 0 | 2,091 | 329 | ### Instruction:
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provides for an appeal against an order of allotment or release says that any person aggrieved by an order of... |
Hec Voluntary Retd.Emps.Welfare Soc.&Anr Vs. Heavy Engineering Corporation Ltd. | seen that the distinction has been drawn between employees who retired voluntarily under rule 24.2 of the Conduct, Discipline and Appeal rules or the employees who retied under the Special Scheme operating from time to time. The respondents having retired under the Special Scheme are not employees covered under the Spe... | 0[ds]20. We have indicated hereinbefore that before floating such a scheme both the employer as also the employee take into account financial implications in relation thereto. When an invitation to offer is floated by reason of such a scheme, the employer must have carried out exercises as regard the financial implicat... | 0 | 4,712 | 1,447 | ### Instruction:
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seen that the distinction has been drawn between employees who retired voluntarily under rule 24.2 of the Co... |
State Of Assam & Anr Vs. S. N. Sen & Anr | x x x x x x Article 234 - Appointments of persons other than District Judges to the judicial service of a State shall be made by the Governor of the State in accordance with rules made by him in that behalf after consultation with the State Public Service Commission and with the High Court exercising jurisdiction in re... | 0[ds]This observation was made in relation to a case of transfer, but it applies with greater force to the case of promotion. The result is that we hold that the power of promotion of persons holding posts inferior to that of the District Judge being in the High Court, the power to confirm such promotion is also in the... | 0 | 1,786 | 160 | ### Instruction:
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x x x x x x Article 234 - Appointments of persons other than District Judges to the judicial service of a State shall be m... |
GOPINATH AND ANOTHER Vs. HARISCHANDRA (D) BY LRS. AND OTHERS | emoluments to employee for such period as it may specify. The Tribunal chose to exercise its power under section 42 (D) sub- Section 2 and has directed for payment of compensation instead of reinstatement. The Tribunal stated in its order that due to subsequent development Incharge Principal was appointed who has alrea... | 1[ds]13. We have considered submission on behalf of the parties. The facts as disclosed above indicate that the appointment of Gitte was only appointment of Incharge Principal which is clear from the terms of the appointment dated 10.1.199115. It is noted in the order of the Tribunal that Gitte was not paid the salary ... | 1 | 3,673 | 1,422 | ### Instruction:
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emoluments to employee for such period as it may specify. The Tribunal chose to exercise its power under section 42 (D) s... |
Muralidhar Sarangi Vs. The New India Assurance Co | may be examined on merit. It is contended by the learned counsel for the appellant that the claim was covered by Section 1 of the Policy which provides, inter alia, as under :- "1. The Company will indemnify the Insured against loss or damage to the Motor Vehicle andor its accessories whilst thereon..............(c) by... | 0[ds]7. While the State Commission held that the destruction of the two trucks at the hands of the Bodo terrorists would be covered by Clause (c) of condition No. 1 of the Policy as it was a "malicious act", the National Commission recorded the finding that the case would be governed by the Provision (b) of Endorsement... | 0 | 2,419 | 666 | ### Instruction:
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may be examined on merit. It is contended by the learned counsel for the appellant that the claim was covered by Section 1 ... |
Commissioner of Income Tax Vs. Rucha Engineers Private Limited | be labelled as inaccurate merely because the revenue on strenuous reasonings accepted the same as capital receipt, rejecting the claim of the respondent- assessee that the same was capital receipt. The facts of the matter show that, the A.O., after he passed the earlier order dated 30.12.2005, waited till the order in ... | 0[ds]13. It is quite clear that the respondent had not concealed the particulars of its income. The necessary particulars had been furnished in more than one way. The issue whether the concerned amount was revenue receipt or capital receipt is clearly debatable and separate proceedings in that regard are already pendin... | 0 | 5,618 | 1,483 | ### Instruction:
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be labelled as inaccurate merely because the revenue on strenuous reasonings accepted the same as capital r... |
SMT. SUVARNAMMA & ANR Vs. UNITED INDIA INSURANCE COMPANY LTD. & ANR | against the judgment dated 10th July, 2015 passed by the High Court of Karnataka at Bengaluru in Miscellaneous First Appeal No. 1045 of 2011. By the said judgment, the High Court has allowed the appeal filed by the Insurance Company exonerating it from the liability and set aside the judgment of the Motor Accident Clai... | 1[ds]9. Having given our anxious consideration to the rival submissions advanced by the respective counsel and having perused the material on record. There is no dispute about the fact that at the time of occurrence the tractor which involved in the accident was being driven by the driver—owner in a rash and negligent ... | 1 | 1,101 | 309 | ### Instruction:
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against the judgment dated 10th July, 2015 passed by the High Court of Karnataka at Bengaluru in Miscellan... |
M/S.Sree Narayana Chandrika Trust Vs. Commnr. Of Gift Tax, Kerala | on the basis of the written-down value of the machinery in the books of accounts. Within a short time the partners floated another partnership and brought in the said machinery as their capital contribution thereto at a value which was almost three times the written down value. The newly floated partnership sold the ma... | 1[ds]14. The facts found in the present case are that the incoming partner (M.U. Indira) had contributed Rs. 25,000 towards her share of the capital. The value of her services or usefulness to the firm as partner has not been disputed by the Revenue authorities. As pointed out by this Court in D.C. Shah case (supra), t... | 1 | 3,341 | 1,045 | ### Instruction:
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on the basis of the written-down value of the machinery in the books of accounts. Within a short time the p... |
Collector of Central Excise Vs. New Tobacco Co. and Ors. | affected by the prohibition are in a position to observe the law or to promote the observance of the law. The said observation was made by this Court in the context of mens rea being a necessary ingredient of the offence. In that very case this Court has observed that individual service of a general notification on eve... | 1[ds]4. Sec. 38 of the act provides that all the rules made and notifications issued under the act shall be published in the official Gazette. So, the requirement of s. 38 is publication of the rules and the notifications in the official Gazette. The dictionary meaning of the word publish as given in Websters Comprehen... | 1 | 3,117 | 529 | ### Instruction:
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affected by the prohibition are in a position to observe the law or to promote the observance of the ... |
Zila Parishad Kheri Vs. Hindustan Sugar Mills & Anr | was a raw material from half a dozen Districts it could hardly be said from the point of view of business, that it was being carried on in the various Districts from where the raw material was being acquired.4. Before us it has been contended on behalf of the Zilla Parishad that the continuous and regular activity of b... | 0[ds]These observations can hardly be of any avail to the Zilla Parishad. The buying of raw material in the shape of sugarcane may be a process or activity of a continuous character but even according to the test laid down by Mukherjea, J., which related to entirely different statutory provisions and facts it cannot be... | 0 | 1,885 | 419 | ### Instruction:
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was a raw material from half a dozen Districts it could hardly be said from the point of view of business, that it was be... |
Tata Motors Ltd Vs. Pharmaceutical Products Of India Ltd | Corporation Act, 1956 shall bar the jurisdiction of the Company Court in terms of Section 446 (1) of the Companies Act. Referring to Section 41 of the Life Insurance Corporation Act, 1956 it was stated that the Tribunal constituted under the LIC Act will have exclusive jurisdiction. It was opined:- "20. It is in view o... | 1[ds]20. SICA is a special statute. It is a self contained Code. The jurisdiction of the Company Judge in a case where reference had been made to BIFR would be subject to the provisions of SICA. We may, at this stage, notice the effect of SICAthe other Acts, as has been noticed by this Court in some of itsa case, howev... | 1 | 8,358 | 1,196 | ### Instruction:
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Corporation Act, 1956 shall bar the jurisdiction of the Company Court in terms of Section 446 (1) of the Co... |
State of Uttar Pradesh Vs. Pt. Chandra Bhushan Misra | to the appellate court essential to the rights of the parties".If the decision on the preliminary point was reversed by the appellate court. The Code of 1859 was repealed and replaced by the Code of 1877. Section 562 of the 1877 Code was substantially in the same terms as section 351 of the 1859 Code. The Code of 1882 ... | 0[ds]These provisions make it abundantly clear that the rules made by a High Court altering the rules contained in the first schedule as originally enacted by the legislature shall have the same force and effect as if they had been contained in the first schedule and therefore, necessarily became part of the Code for a... | 0 | 1,592 | 304 | ### Instruction:
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to the appellate court essential to the rights of the parties".If the decision on the preliminary point was r... |
CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA & ORS Vs. TARA CHAND | amendment made provision for situations similar to the one in the instant case. 32. In the absence of any particular provision for payment of pension to those who opted for BOBEVRS-2001 other than Regulation 11(ii) of the Scheme, we are once again left to fall back on the Pension Regulations, 1995, and the amended prov... | 1[ds]9. It is true that as per Clause 4 any employee who has 15 years of service or completed 40 years of age is eligible to apply for voluntary retirement under the Scheme. There is no dispute that the respondent was eligible to apply for voluntary retirement, otherbenefits under the Scheme have been extended to the r... | 1 | 4,285 | 763 | ### Instruction:
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amendment made provision for situations similar to the one in the instant case. 32. In the absence of any ... |
New India Assurance Co. Ltd Vs. Shanti Bai | the vehicle is Rs. 2, 50, 000/ -- in the Schedule of Premium, there in an additional payment of Rs. 600/- in respect of 50 passengers. The claim against this amount states: "for L L to passengers as per Ednt. No. I.M.T. 12". The -appellant-company has contended that it has charged premium at the rate of Rs. 12/ per pas... | 1[ds]There were the provisions at the relevant time, These provisions were interpreted by this Court in the case of National Insurance Co.Ltd. , New Delhi v. Jugal Kishore &Ors. 1988 (1) SCC 626 ). This Court observed that even though it is not permissible to use a vehicle unless it is covered at least under an act onl... | 1 | 1,656 | 766 | ### Instruction:
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the vehicle is Rs. 2, 50, 000/ -- in the Schedule of Premium, there in an additional payment of R... |
Makhanlal Waza & Ors Vs. State Of Jammu & Kashmir & Ors | originally he and the petitioners belonged. It has been stated somewhat tamely in the return of respondents 1 and 2 that when these teachers who were affected by the decision of this court had been promoted to the gazetted cadre not only seniority but merit had also been taken into consideration. But it has not been de... | 1[ds]It is abundantly clear and this position has not been controverted that all the promotions which were made of the respondents who were not parties to the previous petition were based not purely on merit but were made on account of the communal policy which had been struck down by this court as unconstitutional. Re... | 1 | 2,865 | 258 | ### Instruction:
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originally he and the petitioners belonged. It has been stated somewhat tamely in the return of respondents 1 and... |
JAGDISH CHANDER Vs. SATISH CHANDER | recorded C.A.@ SLP(C)No.36299/2016 by the trial Court, as confirmed by the First Appellate Court. Further, it is contended that the High Court while relying on the document (Ext. PW-3/F) held that gift deed was executed by receiving consideration amount of Rs.5,000/-. It is submitted that the original document is in ve... | 1[ds]13. Having heard the learned counsels on both the sides, we have perused the impugned judgment of the the High Court and other material placed on record. At the outset, it is to be noted that the gift deed which is executed in favour of the appellant herein, is a registered gift deed. It is also clear from the evi... | 1 | 2,224 | 680 | ### Instruction:
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recorded C.A.@ SLP(C)No.36299/2016 by the trial Court, as confirmed by the First Appellate Court. Further, i... |
CITY AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF MAHARASHTRA LIMITED Vs. LAMBDA THERAPEUTIC RESEARCH LIMITED | of 1975 which read as hereunder: Regulations- 6 Completion of building, factory, structure or other work within the prescribed time – The Lessee shall complete building, factory structure or other work for which the land has been granted within the time prescribed by the Managing Director. Regulation – 7 Permission for... | 1[ds]In that regard, the fact remains that as per time extended for completion of the construction, the same was to be completed on or before 31.12.2008. Though the respondents No.1 and 2 herein who were the writ petitioners before the High Court and respondent No.3 herein have sought to contend that the construction w... | 1 | 2,986 | 1,190 | ### Instruction:
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of 1975 which read as hereunder: Regulations- 6 Completion of building, factory, structure or other work within the prescr... |
Moonga Devi & Others Vs. Radha Ballabh | Mishra and put it on record of proceedings as to how and in what manner he had received the instructions to concede the question of the execution of the will which had been contested right from the time caveat was filed on January 9, 1966. Indeed, according to Mr. Chagla, Shri Mishra had made two admissions. The first ... | 1[ds]9. We find a lot of substance in the submissions of Mr. Chagla. We are wholly unable to comprehend how a matter of granting of probate could be disposed of in the manner in which it was done by the High Court. A narration of facts given in the earlier part of the judgment which has not been disputed on behalf of r... | 1 | 3,292 | 835 | ### Instruction:
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Mishra and put it on record of proceedings as to how and in what manner he had received the instr... |
L.R. Ganapathi Thevar Vs. Sri Navaneethaswaraswami Devasthanam,Sikki | Madras High Court and one of Andhra Pradesh High Court. The first decision to which our attention was invited is Mummina Demudu v. D. Papayyaraju Caru, AIR 1944 Mad 136 . That is a decision of Horwill, J. sitting singly. Therein it was held that when the legislature spoke in Section 8 (5) of the tenant acquiring occupa... | 0[ds]5. We are unable to agree with Mr. Pattabhiraman that the High Court did not finally deride the appellants claim to occupancy right in the suit properties m A. S. No. 241 of 1949 and that it merely made some tentative observations in respect of the same leaving the matter for a fresh decision by the trialHigh Cour... | 0 | 3,898 | 1,004 | ### Instruction:
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Madras High Court and one of Andhra Pradesh High Court. The first decision to which our attention was invited is M... |
Baldev Singh Vs. Teja Singh Swatantar (Dead) & Ors | tribute to Indian ability goes to the lesser level staff - the clerks and teachers, say - who bear the mechanical brunt of the Himalayan labours. When colossal heaps of votes are processed,: the tellers may make chance. mistakes even computers are not totally error-proof and, to err is human, physically fatigued and. b... | 0[ds]11. The Court negatived the charges on sound grounds and we are disposed to agree. We feel, with the learned Judge, that had there been any manipulation by the counting staff the matter would have been immediately taken to the notice of the Returning Officer and reference to it would have been made in the two appl... | 0 | 6,200 | 1,043 | ### Instruction:
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tribute to Indian ability goes to the lesser level staff - the clerks and teachers, say - who bear the mechanical brunt of t... |
Vijai Bahadur Vs. The State of Uttar Pradesh | Alagiriswami, J. 1. This is an appeal by special leave against the judgment of the High Court of Allahabad confirming the conviction of the appellant and sentence of death passed on him by the learned Additional Sessions Judge of Etawah under Sections 302 and 307, I.P.C. The appellant and his brother Radhey Shyam had b... | 0[ds]We have carefully gone through the evidence and the judgment of the learned Sessions Judge as well as the High Court, and are of the opinion that there is no substance in the appellants case.It was argued before us that the F.I.R. did not mention about CollectorSingh.But the beating itself is mentioned there. The ... | 0 | 1,051 | 636 | ### Instruction:
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Alagiriswami, J. 1. This is an appeal by special leave against the judgment of the High Court of Allahabad confirming the ... |
The State of Madras & Others Vs. D. Namasivaya Mudaliar & Others | call for comment in this case. But any principle for determination of compensation denying to the owner all increments in value of land between a fixed date and the date of issue of the notification under S. 4(1), prima facic, be regarded as denying to him the true equivalent of the land which is expropriated and it is... | 0[ds]That principle must apply in adjudging the validity, of Madras Act XI of 1953. It may be assumed that April 28, 1947, was the date on which lignite deposits were discovered in the areas to which the Act is extended. But there is no true relation between the acquisition of the lands in these cases and fixation of c... | 0 | 3,677 | 1,430 | ### Instruction:
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call for comment in this case. But any principle for determination of compensation denying to the... |
Ram Sarup Vs. State of Haryana and Others | CHANDRACHUD, C.J. 1. Section 33 of the Punjab Panchayat Samitis and Zilla Parishads Act; 1961 ("The Act") provided in so far as relevant, that subject to rules made by the Government, a Panchayat Samiti may employ such servants as it may consider necessary for the efficient performance of the duties imposed upon it by ... | 0[ds]It is urged by Shri Jain who appears on behalf of the appellant that by reason of section 14(4) of the Amending Act, the appellant was entitled to continue in the service of the Panchayat on the same terms and conditions on which he was employed by the Panchayat Samiti until he was absorbed in Government service. ... | 0 | 1,022 | 325 | ### Instruction:
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CHANDRACHUD, C.J. 1. Section 33 of the Punjab Panchayat Samitis and Zilla Parishads Act; 1961 ("The Act") p... |
STATE OF MADHYA PRADESH Vs. SHABANA BI | R. Banumathi, J. 1. Being aggrieved by the reversal of the conviction of the respondent-accused for the offence under section 302 IPC, the State of Madhya Pradesh has preferred this appeal. 2. The respondent-accused and the deceased Farida were neighbours. On the date of occurrence dated 19.04.2004 the respondent-accus... | 0[ds]When there are two reasonable views and the High Court has adopted one such view which is a plausible one, we do not find any substantial ground warranting interference with the order of the acquittal. | 0 | 291 | 41 | ### Instruction:
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R. Banumathi, J. 1. Being aggrieved by the reversal of the conviction of the respondent-accused for the offe... |
Union of India Vs. Playworld Electronics Private Limited | purpose of levy of excise duty, include the value of the trade marks under which the goods were sold in the market and that the value of such trade marks should be added to the wholesale price for which the goods were sold by the respondent to Nestle s. Dismissing the appeal, it was held that the value of Nestle s trad... | 0[ds]3. Unfortunately, in the instant case, apart from the facts recorded hereinbefore, there is no other fact.In Union of India v. Bombay Tyre International (supra), this Court had to examine this question. This Court examined the scheme of Section 4(1)(a) before the Amendment Act, 1973 and also the position after the... | 0 | 4,822 | 2,617 | ### Instruction:
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purpose of levy of excise duty, include the value of the trade marks under which the goods were sold in the market and that ... |
T. Govindaraja Mudaliar Etc. Etc Vs. The State Of Tamil Nadu & Others | the Act was acting as a quasi-judicial tribunal. Since he was a member of the committee which had made the report in accordance with which the scheme had been published under Section 68-C it is claimed that the Secretary, Home, acted as a Judge in his own cause. In other words, he participated in the policy decision of... | 0[ds]Bhanji Munji (1955) 1 SCR 777 = (AIR 1955 SC 41 ) and other decisions which followed it were based mainly on an examination of the inter-relationship between Article 19 (1) (f) and Art. 31 (2). There is no question of any acquisition or requisition in Chapter IV-A of the Act. The relevant decision for the purpo... | 0 | 6,280 | 1,416 | ### Instruction:
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the Act was acting as a quasi-judicial tribunal. Since he was a member of the committee which had made the... |
M/S. Mahalaxmi Motors Ltd Vs. Mandal Revenue Officer | been specifically stated therein, which is to the following effect : “4. It is submitted that the Respondent Company previously known as M/s Mahalaxmi Motors Pvt. Limited changed its name as Jublee Honda Motors. The land encroached by the respondent is surveyed by the Mandal Revenue Officer through Mandal Surveyor and ... | 0[ds]The cause of action arose when the Mandal Revenue Officer has issued notice on 27./4.87 to the Respondent under Andhra Pradesh Land Encroachment Act and noticed that the Respondent illegally encroached the Government land.It is submitted that the Application Scheduled land situated abutting to the Hashamathpet Roa... | 0 | 9,784 | 551 | ### Instruction:
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been specifically stated therein, which is to the following effect : “4. It is submitted that the... |
Bala Financier Private Limited Vs. Ambala Bus Syndicate Private Limited | G.B. PATTANAIK, J.(1) All these appeals by grant of special leave are directed against the judgment of the division bench of Punjab and Haryana High Court in company appeals which arise out of claim petitions filed under the provisions of Companies Act before the learned company judge and the company judge allowed the ... | 0[ds](4) Though ordinarily, this Court is not required tothe evidence on the basis of which the court of appeal has based its conclusion, in view of the contention raised, we have been taken through the evidence of the said Bhupender Singh. In our considered opinion, it is difficult for us to agree with the submissions... | 0 | 802 | 280 | ### Instruction:
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G.B. PATTANAIK, J.(1) All these appeals by grant of special leave are directed against the judgment of ... |
BANGALORE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AREA PLANNING AUTHORITY Vs. BIRLA SUPRER BULK TERMINAL(NOW A UNIT OF ULTRA TECH CEMENT LIMITED | and the interpretation thereof by the court should be to secure that object. In so far as the industrial area allotted by KIADB, the interpretation given by the High Court to the provisions of KTCP Act would render the existence of the Planning Authority like the appellant to futility. While on the one hand, the High C... | 0[ds]22. By careful reading of the provisions of both the Acts, it is seen that the object of KIAD Act is to make special provisions for securing the establishments of industrial areas in the State and to generally promote the establishment and orderly development of the industries. On the other hand, KTCP Act is for r... | 0 | 6,925 | 1,917 | ### Instruction:
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and the interpretation thereof by the court should be to secure that object. In so far as the industrial area allotted by ... |
PUNEET SHARMA & ORS. ETC Vs. HIMACHAL PRADESH STATE ELECTRICITY BOARD LTD. & ANR. ETC | amendments operative retroactively, despite their enforcement prospectively) has been held in several previous judgments of this court. In Zile Singh v. State of Haryana (2004) 8 SCC 1 this Court examined the various authorities on statutory interpretation and concluded: (SCC pp. 8-9, paras 13-14) 13. It is a cardinal ... | 1[ds]22. The question whether the stipulation or prescription of the particular academic qualification excludes an applicant who possesses what is termed as a higher qualification, from their candidature to the concerned post has often arisen for consideration by this Court. In P.M. Latha & Anr. v. State Of Kerala & Or... | 1 | 8,126 | 3,650 | ### Instruction:
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amendments operative retroactively, despite their enforcement prospectively) has been held in several... |
Commissioner Of Income-Tax, Punjab, Jammu &Kashmir, Himac Vs. Raghbir Singh | over the income or assets. The provision may even be for retransfer indirectly or for conferring power to reassume indirectly over the income or the assets. But the actual retransfer or exercise of the power to reassume is not necessary; if there be a provision of the nature contemplated, the proviso operates.6. The te... | 0[ds]8. We are unable to accept the argument of counsel for the revenue that by the use of the expression "indirectly" in the first proviso the Legislature sought to bring within the purview of cl. (c) cases where the settlor was under the guise of a trust seeking to discharge his own liability. The proviso contemplate... | 0 | 3,192 | 779 | ### Instruction:
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over the income or assets. The provision may even be for retransfer indirectly or for conferring power ... |
Vikrama Das Mahant Vs. Daulat Ram Asthana & Ors | mutation of the name of the 1st defendant, Vikrama Das. Undoubtedly such a mutation would seriously jeopardise the interests of the Asthan. This particularly so in view of the fact that the first defendant has all along been claiming the properties of the Asthan to the private and personal properties of the Mahant and ... | 0[ds]The fourth plaintiff, Baba Bansi Das, filed an application dated 11-11-1942 , in the trial Court itself asking his name to be removed from the array of plaintiffs and this was ordered. The second plaintiff, Raja Ram Pandey, died during the pendency of the appeal in the High Court and the appeal was continued as ag... | 0 | 7,931 | 4,937 | ### Instruction:
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mutation of the name of the 1st defendant, Vikrama Das. Undoubtedly such a mutation would seriously jeopardise the interes... |
ANAND SWARUP MISRA Vs. B.N. NIGAM | B. N. Nigam, a puisne judge of the Court, for certain observations alleged to have been made by him in open court and addressed to the petitioner. Special Leave petition (Cr) No. 381 of 68 is filed against the order of a Division Bench of the High Court refusing to entertain an appeal against the order of the learned C... | 0[ds]4. From the statements which have been made in Para.8 to 33 under the heading "Narrative" in S. L P. (Cr) No. 381 of 1968, it appears clear that by his persistence and aggressive advocacy in a case of little importance the petitioner had sorely tried the patience of the judge and if in the heat of the moment as th... | 0 | 1,130 | 367 | ### Instruction:
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B. N. Nigam, a puisne judge of the Court, for certain observations alleged to have been made by him in open court and addre... |
Poona Mazoor Sabha Vs. G.K. Dhutia & Another | between the parties, does the fact that there is a binding settlement between the parties under S. 19(3) prevent one of the parties to that settlement from raising an industrial dispute It may be said that there is no specific provision in the Act which lays down that an industrial dispute cannot be raised with regard ... | 0[ds]We will assume for the sake of this argument that there was an agreement arrived at between the parties antecedent toand on this assumption we have to ask ourselves the question whether that would exclude the jurisdiction of the conciliation officer to record the settlement arrivedthe eye of the industrial law, in... | 0 | 2,325 | 549 | ### Instruction:
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between the parties, does the fact that there is a binding settlement between the parties under S. 19(3) prevent one of th... |
Dr. M. Furquan Vs. Jet Airways India Limited Through Its Chairman & Others | overstep the limits of its judicial function and trespass into areas, which are reserved, to the executive and the legislature by the Constitution. It is a fascinating exercise for the court to deal with public interest litigation because it is new jurisprudence, which the court is evolving, a jurisprudence that demand... | 0[ds]The courts while exercising jurisdiction and deciding public interest litigation have to take great care, primarily for the reason that this wide jurisdiction should not become a source of abuse of process of law by a disgruntled litigant. The courts have also held that no efforts should be spared in fostering and... | 0 | 5,313 | 984 | ### Instruction:
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Firestone Tyre and Rubber Company Vs. Its Workmen and Another | wages paid to them are far below the standard of the living wage and the available surplus in the hand of the company is so large that the whole of the claim for bonus made by them should have been awarded.2. This appeals were heard by us along with Civil Appeals Nos. 416 of 1958 and 19 of 1959 - Standard Vacuum Refini... | 0[ds]That being so, it must follow that the plea made by the company in the present appeal cannot befor the reasons given by us in the Civil Appeal No. 416 of 1958 we must hold that the company has failed to establish its plea that it is paying a living wage to itsthe rest of the period the profits have no doubt fluctu... | 0 | 1,319 | 305 | ### Instruction:
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wages paid to them are far below the standard of the living wage and the available surplus in the hand of th... |
Vijay @ Chinee Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh | that when she was going to get her chappals repaired, she was forcibly taken by the accused to the school and was raped. There was also a contradiction in her statement regarding the dress she was wearing at that time as at one stage, she had stated that she was wearing sari, but at another stage, she stated that she w... | 0[ds]15. Thus, the law that emerges on the issue is to the effect that statement of prosecutrix, if found to be worthy of credence and reliable, requires no corroboration. The court may convict the accused on the sole testimony of the prosecutrix.Thus, it is evident from the above, that the Test Identification is a par... | 0 | 6,773 | 1,389 | ### Instruction:
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that when she was going to get her chappals repaired, she was forcibly taken by the accused to th... |
Binod Kumar @ Binod Kumar Bhagat Vs. State of Bihar | 1. Leave granted. 2. The appellant, Binod Kumar @ Binod Kumar Bhagat son of late Krishna Kumar is facing trial for the offences punishable under Sections 272, 273/34 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 Sections 27(b)(ii), 28, 36AC of Drugs & Cosmetics Act, 1940 and Section 22(C) of the Narcotic Drugs & Psychotropic Substanc... | 1[ds]It is evident that the Delhi High Court by order dated 01.12.2016 quashed the notification issued under Section 26A of the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 which has sought to prohibit the manufacture, distribution and sale of 344 Fixed Dose of Combination. The FIR was registered on 23.8.2016. Be that as it may, the ... | 1 | 671 | 165 | ### Instruction:
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1. Leave granted. 2. The appellant, Binod Kumar @ Binod Kumar Bhagat son of late Krishna Kumar is facing trial for the of... |
State of Maharashtra Vs. Maharashtra Land Development Corporation | water supply in springs, rivers and tanks, maintenance, increase and distribution of the supply of fodder, leaf manure, timber or fuel, maintenance of reservoirs or irrigation works, protection of roads, bridges, railways and other lines of communication and preservation of the public health, etc. Under subsection (3) ... | 1[ds](80) IN our considered opinion, the submission on behalf of the petitioners has force that the direction issued by the Honble Apex Court have not been carried out and observed by the Tribunal in their proper spirit. Though the Tribunal was aware of the directions of the Apex Court and it observed that it must bear... | 1 | 22,334 | 1,275 | ### Instruction:
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water supply in springs, rivers and tanks, maintenance, increase and distribution of the supply of fodder, leaf m... |
Sakharam Shankar Bansode Vs. State of Maharashtra | Special leave granted 2. The sole accused in the case is the, appellant. He is convicted under section 302, Indian Penal Code and sentenced to undergo imprisonment for life for the offence of committing the murder of one Nirmala. The occurrence is said to have taken place in a multi-storeyed building near the stair-cas... | 1[ds]Though he has stated that he informed his mother but no statement of the mother has been recorded as such.1 further deposed that on7 the accused was living in the village on which date he was arrested. But he has not stated so before the police. This conduct of1 throws any amount of suspicion on his veracity. Unle... | 1 | 1,016 | 207 | ### Instruction:
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Special leave granted 2. The sole accused in the case is the, appellant. He is convicted under section 302, Indian Penal C... |
The Commissioner Of Income-Tax, West Bengal Vs. Royal Calcutta Turf Club | this case, it cannot be said that the finding of the Tribunal was one of fact.8. The question as to whether the expenses of running the school for jockeys is deductible has to be decided taking into consideration the circumstances of this case. The business of the respondent was to run race meetings on a commercial sca... | 0[ds]The business of the respondent was to run race meetings on a commercial scale for which it is necessary to have races of as high an order as possible. For the popularity of the races run by the respondent and to make its business profitable it was necessary that there were jockeys of requisite skill and experience... | 0 | 2,360 | 342 | ### Instruction:
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Sunkavilli Suranna And Others Vs. Goli Sathiraju And Others | inference that fresh pattas and muchilikas were not in recognition of the previous rights. It is pertinent to note that in the records of the zamindar all the muchilikas in respect of the lands bore No. 12, during the life time of Thammiah and after his death they bore No. 23. The circumstance that the same area of lan... | 0[ds]We lands are within a permanently settled zamindari under Madras Regulation XXV of 1802, and it is common ground that Thammiah was cultivating the entire area of the lands during his life time. There is no evidence indicating that his possession was ever disturbed during his life-time. There is again no evidence a... | 0 | 6,750 | 1,600 | ### Instruction:
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inference that fresh pattas and muchilikas were not in recognition of the previous rights. It is pertinent to note that in... |
State of U.P. and Ors. Vs. Renusagar Power Co. and Ors. | of the price. That is the only pre-dominant factor, having regard to the technical nature of the order. The impugned order does not suffer from the vice of non-application of mind or non-consideration of the relevant factors and the High Court was in error in interfering with the order of the Government. We are clearly... | 1[ds]17. Own source of generation is an expression connected with the question of lifting or piercing the corporate veil. It is well-settled that in interpreting items in statutes whose primary object is to raise revenue and or which purpose they classify diverse products, articles and substances, resort should be had ... | 1 | 21,191 | 5,359 | ### Instruction:
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Union of India and Another Vs. Avtar Singh and Another | may be reopened and therefore, by his representation he moved the Central Government to affirm or confirm the decision of the Chief Settlement Commissioner dated August 21, 1961. We remain unimpressed. If every litigant in whose favour a competent authority has made an order can still approach the higher authority for ... | 1[ds]Harnam Singh claimed to be the owner of 225 acres of land situated in erstwhile Sind Province. In the first claim lodged by him, he clearly stated that he was the owner of 300 acres. He then modified it to 225 acres. In neither of the two claims, he ever suggested that there was a partition between him and his son... | 1 | 5,914 | 1,153 | ### Instruction:
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may be reopened and therefore, by his representation he moved the Central Government to affirm or confirm the decision of th... |
Pandurang Mahadeo Kavade & Others Vs. Annaji Balwant Bokil & Others | the effect:"Do defendants prove that the sale-deed, dated 9th January, 1926, is not binding upon them?" clearly cast the burden on the appellants. They never asked for recasting the issues and they went to trial on the above issue. Here again, both the trial court and the High Court have recorded a finding that the sal... | 0[ds]Based upon this recital it is argued that under this document Mahadev sold to the plaintiffs father only those rights which he had inherited from hise as the heir. No doubt, if this recital stood by itself, the argument on the side of the appellants, appears to be attractive. We have already mentioned that Mahadev... | 0 | 3,687 | 1,621 | ### Instruction:
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the effect:"Do defendants prove that the sale-deed, dated 9th January, 1926, is not binding upon them?" clearly cast the ... |
State Bank of Bikaner and Jaipur Vs. Gopal Sahai Pareek | Bhargava, J. 1. The respondent Gopal Sahai Pareek, was employed by the Bank of Jaipur, Ltd. in the year 1948 as a clerk. In 1953, he was posted at the Nawalgarh branch of the bark. On 20 April, 1953, an award given by the All-India Industrial Tribunal (Bank Disputes), Bombay, in a dispute referred by the Central Govern... | 1[ds]3. The labour court should, therefore, have recorded a clear finding whether, in fact, the respondent was or was not doing supervisory work during this period. There being no such finding of fact, we had to indicate to counsel for parties that if the parties continued to dispute the claim in respect of this period... | 1 | 1,052 | 352 | ### Instruction:
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Bhargava, J. 1. The respondent Gopal Sahai Pareek, was employed by the Bank of Jaipur, Ltd. in the year 1948 as a clerk. I... |
Kumari Rekha Bharati Vs. The State of Bihar & Ors | appointment, on the ground that at the relevant time, her father was a government teacher. The order of the District Magistrate, Muzaffarpur was confirmed by the Appellate Authority i.e. Commissioner, Tirhut Division, Muzaffarpur vide order dated 30.10.2013. 5. As against the order of cancellation of the appointment, a... | 1[ds]9. Having heard the learned counsel for the parties, we have perused the impugned order and other material placed on record.10. It is not in dispute that at the relevant time, selections were governed by guidelines, issued by the concerned department on 03.10.2006. From a reading of Clause 3 of the guidelines, it ... | 1 | 1,438 | 461 | ### Instruction:
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appointment, on the ground that at the relevant time, her father was a government teacher. The order of the District Magist... |
Mohammad Sagiruddin Vs. Dist. Mechanical Engineer, North East Frontier Railway & Others | Palekar, J.1. This is an appeal by special leave from a judgment and order of the Patna High Court in Misc. Judicial Case No. 944 of 1962 dismissing the petition.2. The appellant had joined service in the old Bengal Assam Railway, now known as North East Frontier Railway as a substitute cleaner some time in 1940. In du... | 0[ds]3. There is no substance in this appeal. It is not disputed that in the medical examination it was certified that he was unfit for service in classthough he was fit for service in classBeing unfit for service in classas an Engine Driver C he could not be continued in that post. An Engine Driver of a passenger trai... | 0 | 855 | 358 | ### Instruction:
Make a prediction on the court's ruling (acceptance (1) or rejection (0) of the petition), and then dissect the proceeding to provide a detailed explanation using key textual passages.
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Palekar, J.1. This is an appeal by special leave from a judgment and order of the Patna High Court in Misc... |
Bhagat Ram Alias Bhagtu Ram Vs. Bhagat Ram & Others | He was questioned as to the necessity of preparing this second manuscript. He replied that Bhagtu Ram, after perusing the first manuscript, said that the same was not legible, and therefore, he dictated the second manuscript Ex. P. W. 1/2, to the witness. Pressed further, Lal Chand had to admit that Bhagtu Ram was not ... | 1[ds]23. It is not disputed that this statement bears the signature of the appellant. Bhagtu Ram explained that he was an illiterate man, and he had left all theincluding the preparation of return of election expenses entirely to Chander Singh, Advocate and Pt. Suresh Chander who prepared it and got it typed and then p... | 1 | 6,014 | 2,472 | ### Instruction:
Make a prediction on the court's ruling (acceptance (1) or rejection (0) of the petition), and then dissect the proceeding to provide a detailed explanation using key textual passages.
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He was questioned as to the necessity of preparing this second manuscript. He replied that Bhagtu Ram, aft... |
Poona Electric Supply Company Limited, Poona Vs. S Industrial Tribunal (S. Taki Bilgrami) | every year heretofore. The unions were demanding an enhanced rate in view of the financial prosperity of the company, Instead of three months bonus, they were now demanding six months bonus. There might have been some substance in the argument of Sri Ramaswami if the claim for interim relief had been made on the custom... | 0[ds]( 14 ) AT one stage there was some confusion about the "customary" bonus. That term was promiscuously used for what is now really customary bonus paid in connexion with a festival as also for what is paid as an implied term of contract of service. The difference between the two forms of bonus has been brought out ... | 0 | 2,982 | 760 | ### Instruction:
Predict the outcome of the case proceeding (1 for acceptance, 0 for rejection) and subsequently provide an explanation based on significant sentences in the proceeding.
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every year heretofore. The unions were demanding an enhanced rate in view of the financial prosperity of the company, Inst... |
State Bank of India Vs. The Presiding Officer, Central Government Labour Court, Dhanbad and Anr | by Government is not likely to affect a very large number of employees. On the merits, it seems to me that much can be said in favour of the view taken by the Labour Appellate Tribunal. If, in adjusting employees in the new wage structure, they are entitled to have their previous service taken into account, it is diffi... | 1[ds]The contention of the 2nd respondent is sat taking the basic pay drawn by him as on 31st January 1950 to the nearest integer the length of service should be computed on the basis of the number of years which he would have to serve in the junior scale to draw that amount of basic pay. It appears to us on a careful ... | 1 | 5,947 | 670 | ### Instruction:
Hypothesize the court's verdict (affirmation (1) or negation (0) of the appeal), and then clarify this hypothesis by interpreting significant sentences from the case proceeding.
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by Government is not likely to affect a very large number of employees. On the merits, it seems to me that much c... |
Regional Provident Fund Commissioner Vs. Bhavani | which was upheld up to the National Commission to direct the appellant herein to correct its records relating to the date of birth of the respondent, was erroneous and could not be sustained.15. In this regard, various decisions of this Court were referred to by Dr. Padia in support of his contention that contract of p... | 0[ds]19. We have carefully considered the submissions made on behalf of the respective parties and the relevant documents which had been produced before the District Forum and we are satisfied that the dates of birth of the respondents as recorded in their service records with the company are the correct dates of birth... | 0 | 2,600 | 515 | ### Instruction:
First, predict whether the appeal in case proceeding will be accepted (1) or not (0), and then explain the decision by identifying crucial sentences from the document.
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which was upheld up to the National Commission to direct the appellant herein to correct its records relating to the date o... |
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