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Vasudev Ramchandra Shelat Vs. Pranlal Jayanand Thakar & Ors [1974] INSC 125 (17 July 1974)

Judgement Date : 17 Jul 1974

Citation : 1974 Latest Caselaw 123 SC

Section 122. TPA, “Gift” defined.
Section 123. TPA, Transfer how effected.
Section 6. TPA, What may be transferred.
Transfer of Property Act, 1882

Headnote :

A registered deed indicated that a donor had gifted shares in various limited companies to the appellant. Prior to her passing, the donor signed several blank transfer forms to facilitate the transfer of shares into the donee\'s name in the company register and on the share certificates. Although sh...

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N. Boman Behram & ANR Vs. State of Mysore & ANR [1974] INSC 126 (24 July 1974)

Judgement Date : 24 Jul 1974

Citation : 1974 Latest Caselaw 124 SC

Land Acquisition Act, 1894

Headnote :

Section 11 of the Mysore Land Acquisition Act (17 of 1961) stipulates that the Deputy Commissioner is responsible for issuing an award that grants compensation for the land that has been acquired. The proviso to this section specifies that the Deputy Commissioner cannot make such an award without pr...

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Shanti Kumar R. Canji Vs. The Home Insurance Co. of New York [1974] INSC 127 (24 July 1974)

Judgement Date : 24 Jul 1974

Citation : 1974 Latest Caselaw 125 SC

Asrumati Debi Vs. Kumar Rupendra Deb Raikot & Ors [1953] INSC 13 (27 February 1953)

Headnote :

The appellant initiated legal proceedings against the respondent in 1964 in the High Court, seeking six months\' salary in lieu of notice and gratuity. In 1970, the appellant applied to amend the plaint to include a claim for damages related to pension rights. The respondent argued that the amendmen...

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Murlidhar Agarwal & ANR Vs. State of U.P. & Ors [1974] INSC 128 (26 July 1974)

Judgement Date : 26 Jul 1974

Citation : 1974 Latest Caselaw 126 SC

Constitution of India
Indian Contract Act, 1872
Section 23. What consideration and objects are lawful, and what not

Lachoo Mal Vs. Radhey Shyam [1971] INSC 48 (10 February 1971)
Gherulal Parakh Vs. Mahadeodas Maiya & Ors [1959] INSC 28 (26 March 1959)

Headnote :

The Additional District Magistrate issued an eviction order against the tenant following a request from the landlord under Section 7A of the Act. Upon review, the Additional Commissioner upheld the eviction order. However, the State Government, exercising its revisional authority under Section 7F, a...

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Charan Singh & Ors Vs. State of Punjab [1974] INSC 129 (26 July 1974)

Judgement Date : 26 Jul 1974

Citation : 1974 Latest Caselaw 127 SC

CrPC Section 342. Power to order court
CrPC Section 374. Appeals from convictions
Indian Penal Code, 1860 (IPC)
IPC Section 302. Punishment for murder
IPC Section 34. Acts done by several persons in furtherance of common intention

Headnote :

Four appellants were found guilty and sentenced to death for the murders of two victims; two of the accused were charged with the murder of one victim, while the other two were charged with the murder of the second victim. Upon appeal, the High Court, without thoroughly analyzing the eyewitness test...

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G. S. Gill & Ors Vs. The State of Punjab & Ors [1974] INSC 130 (30 July 1974)

Judgement Date : 30 Jul 1974

Citation : 1974 Latest Caselaw 128 SC

Indian Administrative Service (Cadre) Rules, 1954

Parshotam Lal Dhingra Vs. Union of India [1957] INSC 95 (1 November 1957)

Headnote :

Fundamental Rule 9(19) states that a government servant is considered to be officiating in a position when they carry out its responsibilities while another individual retains a lien on that position. Additionally, it allows the Central Government to appoint a government servant to officiate in a po...

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