Part 2 of Sentences

< Previous Part There was enormous oral as well as documentary evidence led on behalf of both sides. This evidence discloses certain curious and unusual features to which we shall advert in course of time, but there can be no doubt that it evidences very careful and thorough preparation of the [...]

< Previous Part After some negotiations, the Government decided to allot the zamindari of Majhwa and Simrown pergunnahs which formed part of 'Bettiah Raj' estate to Raja Jugal Kishore Singh and to leave Babra and Maihsi in possession of Srikishen and Abdhoot Singh. On his return, Raja [...]

< Previous Part  Meanwhile, it appears that some persons had entered into a conspiracy to make fraudulent use of the intimation card which had gone into their custody. In order to carry out this conspiracy, they purported to form a limited company bearing the same name as that of the [...]

< Previous Part  Curiously enough when Anomaly Committee redressed the wrong by granting pay scale equivalent to Section Officers, it created an artificial division by drawing a line between first ten and others. A Bench Secretary or for that matter any officer who puts in longer years of [...]

< Previous Part A right to elect, fundamental though it is to democracy, is, anomalously enough, neither a fundamental right nor a Common Law Right. It is pure and simple, a statutory right. So is the right to be elected. So is the right to dispute an election. Outside of statute, there is no [...]

< Previous Part I feel that in view of the lapse of time and the very convincing arguments advanced by Ayyangar, J.,Jabar Singh's case requires reconsideration by a larger Bench. [1132D] A party cannot take advantage of one part of the order which is advantageous to him and discard the [...]

< Previous Part Sanatorium, and stayed there till November 15, 1950. Her condition is noted in two certificates which were issued by the Sanatorium -and proved by Dr. Fletcher (P. W. 16), the Medical Superintendent. In describing the previous history of the patient, the case papers showed that [...]

< Previous Part It blatantly makes Central Government a substitute for industrial Tribunals but lays down no guidelines for exercise of powers in fields where binding principles of industrial law declared by this Court are the law of the land. The procedural and substantive benefits of this [...]

< Previous Part In Kalindi and Ors. vs. Tata Locomotive & Engineering Company Ltd., [1960] INSC 56; 1960 (3) SCR 407, a Three-Judge Bench observed as under: Accustomed as we are to the practice in the courts of law to skilful handling of witnesses by lawyers specially trained in the art of [...]

< Previous Part [(1970) 20 S.T.C. 354]. Section 6-A provides that where any dealer claims that he is not liable to pay tax under the Central Sales Tax Act in respect of any goods on the ground that the movement of such goods from one State to another was occasioned by reason of transfer of [...]

< Previous Part Fermentation of lager beers. - Bottom fermentation processes used for lager beer differ from top fermentation adopted for ales in that the temperature ranges between 41 degree Fahrenheit and 56 degree Fahrenheit, while the yeast settles as a firm black cover at the bottom of [...]

< Previous Part  12. The occurrence took place when the sun was setting and there was daylight meaning twilight and comparatively there was less light in the gallery which was a covered one. From the evidence of these three witnesses it is clear that there was little opportunity to see [...]

< Previous Part (2) Any such officer of gazetted rank of the departments of central excise, narcotics, customs, revenue intelligence or any other department of the Central Government or of the Border Security Force as is empowered in this behalf by general or special order by the Central [...]

< Previous Part Despatch of Lord Wellesley quoted in Baskarappa v. The Collector of North Canara [I.L.R., 3 Bom., 550]. The despatch and order of the Governor-Gneral in Council on the annexation of Malabar, dated the 31st December 1799 and the 18th June 1801, have not been adduced, but their [...]

< Previous Part  (d) The recommendation of the Council shall be in Form-4. (underlined for emphasis) So far as Regulations are concerned, the highlighted aspects are relevant for deciding the question as to the desirability of fixing a time limit for admission and stop any admission [...]

< Previous Part  5  5). The issue involved in the present appeal for our consideration is: Whether the respondent is justified in invoking the urgency provision under Section 17(1) and excluding the application of Section 5-A in terms of Section 17(4) of the Act for acquisition of the [...]

< Previous Part (c) where a party referred to under clause (a) or clause (b) is an employer, his heirs, successors or assigns in respect of the establishment to which the dispute relates; and (d) where a party referred to in clause (a) or clause (b) is composed of workmen, all persons who are [...]

< Previous Part In view of the scientific improvements in photography and production the present movie is a powerful means of communication. It is said: as an instrument of education it has unusual power to impart information, to influence specific attitudes towards objects of social value, to [...]

< Previous Part [1125 E-G] 5:2. It is true that before passing the order the District Magistrate, Sub-Divisional Magistrate or the Executive Magistrate gives a hearing to parties except in cases of emergency when exparte order can be made under section 144(2) by him without notice to the [...]

< Previous Part 17. At the outset, it may be noted that the High Court had disposed of the petitions only on one ground as to applicability of SICA and held that the proceedings were barred under Section 22 of the said Act. This is amply clear from paragraph 13 of the order which reads as [...]

< Previous Part (1B) Where any goods, being goods specified under sub-section (1A), have been seized by a proper officer under sub-section (1), he shall prepare an inventory of such goods containing such details relating to their description, quality, quantity, mark, numbers, country of origin [...]

< Previous Part Whether, having regard to the subject-matter of the suit and the provisions contained in article 363 (1) of the Constitution of India, this Hon'ble Court has jurisdiction to entertain the suit. 484 In the view I take of this issue I do not think it necessary to discuss the [...]

< Previous Part  The following Para in Virsa Singh is illustrative : The question is not whether the prisoner intended to inflict a serious injury or a trivial one but whether he intended to inflict the injury that is proved to be present, if he can show that he did not, or if the [...]

< Previous Part  * * * * After these documents were forged the next important event was the passing, of the sum of Rs. 25,000 as and by way of bribe or illegal gratification by Nagindas to the appellant No. 1. Here also it would have been difficult for the prosecution to establish the [...]

< Previous Part  20.We may, however, hasten to add that no general rule of universal application can be laid down as to the applicability of the principle audi alteram partem, in addition to the language of the provision. Undoubtedly, there can be exceptions to the said doctrine. [...]

< Previous Part  Students who had qualified for medical degree course got admission under the All India quota of 15 per cent and migrated to different States to pursue the course of study and are now seeking admission into Postgraduate courses. Their grievance is that the States or [...]

< Previous Part 110 846 The learned trial Judge answered the only issue in the case in the affirmative and granted a decree for divorce in favour of the plaintiff, but made DO order as to the costs of the suit. He held that the letter, Ex. E reads like a love letter written by a girl to her [...]

< Previous Part  It leads nowhere, as to the existing position, whether today a licence is required to the complete veneer unit or whether it is required only where a saw mill unit is in existence? Why the seal should not be open. Why these industries should not be allowed to run. The [...]

< Previous Part In adopting this course the Wage Board took into consideration the seasonal nature and the duration, the sucrose content of sugar cane and its yield which varies from region to region. It was noticed that the duration of seasons vary somewhat widely from area to area depending [...]

< Previous Part  Another exception to the aforementioned general rule was noticed in Bhuri Nath and Others etc. vs. State of Jammu & Kashmir and Others reported in (1997) 2 SCC 745, where the Governor was to chair the Board in terms of the Jammu and Kashmir Shri Mata Vaishno Devi [...]

< Previous Part (7) Social worker's assessment and reasons for suggesting inter-country adoption. [838G-H; 839A E] 3:6. The recognised social or child welfare agency must insist upon approval of a specific known child and once that approval is obtained the recognised social or child [...]

< Previous Part  We ate of opinion that the word particulars in the section has been used in its ordinary meaning. In its ordinary meaning, the word particulars means details or items: (see the Concise Oxford Dictionary). In the Dictionary of English Law by Jowitt, particulars with [...]

< Previous Part  There is good deal to be said on either side. The State laws prescribe the procedure for the recovery of arrears of land revenue only and they are not, in terms and by themselves, concerned at all with the recovery of income-tax demand.That machinery is made available for [...]

< Previous Part  The maintenance or increase of supplies of the commodity or the equitable distribution and availability at fair prices are the fundamental purposes of the Act. If the prices of yarn or cloth are fixed in such a way to enable the manufacturer or producer to recover his [...]

< Previous Part After the Constitution of India was promulgated in 1950, it appears that on 1st of April, 1960, a Bill was introduced in the Lok Sabha 'to consolidate and amend the law relating to contempt of Court'. The Bill was examined by the Government which felt that law relating [...]

< Previous Part  The plain language of s.158(1)(b) effected a complete extinction of the inam rights followed by simultaneous conferral of bhumiswami rights. Every person, in respect of the land hold by him in the Madhya Bharat region as an inamdar, at the time of the coming into force of [...]

< Previous Part  Pharmacology and Pathology in all aspects relevant to the speciality concerned. He is also required to participate in the teaching and training programmes of under-graduate students or interns in their subjects. The examination for the PG course in MD/MS consists of (i) [...]

< Previous Part  25 indicates that the Government would not agree to the agency of the plaintiffs for the construction of the hospital. It is further seen that in Ex. 27 the plaintiffs again made an offer to withdraw the case provided they were also paid half the costs of the suit till [...]

< Previous Part  From time to time there were offers from intending buyers but none of them materialized. In 1936 there was a 'slump in tea and coffee prices. There was a possibility that the tea restriction scheme would be abolished and there would be a further slump in tea prices. [...]

< Previous Part  M1Sup. CI/67-9 354 The learned Solicitor General, on the other hand, has supported the views expressed by the Punjab High Court. He pointed out that sub-s. (1) of s. 492, of the Code, provides for the appointment of Public Prosecutors. The appointment of a Public [...]

< Previous Part AIR 1986 SC 1780 there was a labour dispute adjudicated upon by an award made by the Labour Court. The employer moved the Supreme Court by filing special leave petition against the award which was dismissed by a non-speaking order in the following terms : The special leave [...]

< Previous Part “25. Decision of Public Health Engineer to be final.— Except where otherwise specified in this contract, the decision of the Public Health Engineer for the time being shall be final, conclusive and binding on all parties to the contract upon all questions relating to the [...]

< Previous Part In exercise of the powers conferred by section 3 of the Cantonments (Extension of Rent Control Laws) Act, 1957, (Act 46 of 1957), and in supersession of the notification of the Government of India in the Ministry of Defence, No. S.R.O. 8, dated 3rd April, 1972, the Central [...]

< Previous Part As consideration for and in full satisfaction of the purchase price of the goodwill of the said late partnership the said Amratlal shall (a) pay to the said Padamsi for and during the terms of his natural life a share of eight annas in the rupee in the net profits of the said [...]

< Previous Part or for the public good. In the present case. the ingredient of public good is satisfied. and the only question which arose for decision in the court below and which arises before us. is whether the imputation can be said to have been made in good faith. There is no doubt that [...]

< Previous Part The defendant appellant was inducted as a tenant by the plaintiff in Quarter No. IV-H/46, Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi on 1-7-1967. On 2nd June, 1976 the plaintiff filed an application under sections 14A(1) 14(1)(e) and 14(j)(l) of the Delhi Rent Control Act, hereinafter referred to [...]

< Previous Part Now, ordinarily, a privilege has to be paid for and it seems that the price of this privilege was (1) payment of a security deposit of Rs. 1,000 and (2) payment of a second deposit against which cloth was issued from time to time in much the same way as a banker hands out money [...]

< Previous Part (6) The order was passed by the Governor without any application of mind since it was passed in pursuance of a general policy agreed upon between the Governor and the Chief Justice of the High Court, that recommendations of the High Court for retirement of judicial officers [...]

< Previous Part  Now, taking first the amounts paid by cheques drawn by members on their accounts in the Bullion Hall Sub-branch, several points were urged in support of the contention. The first was this : On February 3, 1953 the banking hours ended at 2.30 P.m. and several of the [...]