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...came to the conclusion that the State Legislature was wrong in including “medicinal preparation” within the meaning of the word “intoxicant” under Section 2(12-a) of the Bihar Act, 1915, by amending...containing alcohol governed by the provisions of the Medicinal Act, 1955 into the definition of the word “intoxicant” in Section 2(12-a) of the Bihar Act, 1915, as amended by Act 6 of 1985...Section 2(12-a); the word “liquor” in Section 2(14) and also the word “spirit” in Section 2(19) of the Bihar Act, 1915. On construction of these three words this Court held that the total effect of the...

...period 1-4-1951, to 31-3-1952. The notifications were issued under Sections 3(1)(f) and 5 of the Patna Administration Act of 1915 (Bihar and Orissa Act I of 1915). The appellant claims that the...municipal jurisdiction and give it a municipality of its own rather than place it under the old city municipality. Accordingly, the legislature of the new State passed the Patna Administration Act of 1915...(Bihar and Orissa Act I of 1915) to enable this to be done. This Act came into force on 5-1-1916. The petitioner impugns Sections 3(1)(f) and 5 of the Act and the notifications made under it on the...

..., J. The learned Judge, on the materials before him, came to the conclusion that the word 'Tudor' was not common to the trade (1) L.R. [1915] 2 Ch. 307..., the strong possibility of the respondent company claiming a statutory right to the word 'Shree' by virtue of the registration of its trade mark and subject others to infringement actions only on the...Ltd. v. Pearman and Gorder Ltd. ([1922] 39 R.P.C. 409), Cadbury Brothers' Application In re (L.R. [1915] 2 Ch. 307; 32 R.P.C. 456), De Cordova and others v. Vick Chemical Coy...

...of the word as noted hereinabove, an unlocked mishap or untoward event which is not expected or designed. As per Dictionary of Insurance Law, by E.R Hardy, 1981 Edn., ‘accident means, “a term involving...Insurance Co. Ltd., In re, Brown's Claim (1915) 2 Ch 167 (CA)), or is drowned whilst bathing (Trew v. Railway Passengers' Assurance Co. (1861) 6 H&N...liable to indemnify the appellant. In our opinion, the meaning of word ‘accident’ is being interpreted by the respondents to mean that the blindness in case of the appellant was due to something which...

...over such tribunals. The words "in relation to which" in art. 227(1) qualify the word "territories" and not the words "courts and tribunals". There is no force...words " in relation to which " obviously qualify the word " territories " and not the words "courts and tribunals...". Re. 2.The material part of article 227 substantially reproduces the provisions of section 107 of the Government of India Act, 1915, except that the power of superintendence has been extended...

...no reason to give to this word a different meaning in Item 8 of Scheduled Tax Rules under the Government of India Act of 1915 or in clause (o) of Section 66(1) of the Act. The two sets of taxes in...word “terminal” has reference to the termini of the jurisdictional limits of the municipality and not to the journey of the goods. The efficacy of the relative contentions of the parties therefore....6. “Import” is derived from the Latin word importance which means “to bring in” and ‘export' from the Latin word exportare which means to carry out but these words are not to be...

...) RF 1991 SC 735 (20) ACT: Bihar & Orissa Excise Act, 1915, S. 27--Countervailing duty- Nature of-Whether can only be imposed on imported goods.... 27 of the Bihar and Orissa Excise Act, 1915, and which had been enhanced w.e.f. 1st April 1961 by a fresh notification. It was contended on behalf of the appellant that since no...Art 305 was the provision in s.27 of Act 2 of 1915 authorising the State Government to issue a notification, and the notification issued in exercise of that authority. A fresh notification issued...

...tax on tobacco and tobacco products by treating them as “luxuries” within the meaning of the word in Entry 62 of List II.2. Entry 62 of List II of the Seventh Schedule to the...appeals.3. The States have differed in their interpretation of the word “luxuries” of Entry 62 List II since they have argued in the context and from the point of view of the...Harish Salve, appearing for some of the assessees, the word “luxuries” could not be construed to mean goods and the State's power to legislate in respect of luxuries under Entry 62 of List II of the...

...Ansari, C.J:— The question arising for decision in the appeals is when a word or combination of words commonly used would be acquired as the trade mark of a person. The same issue arises...of the Registers of Trade Marks at Triehur in this State and at Bombay, by the word ‘Navaratna’ itself, or in combination with other words being removed, due to the earlier registrations not being in...litigations, can be shortly narrated. One Dr. Sarvothama Rao who is still a partner of the plaintiff firm, founded the pharmaceutical concern, that was called Navaratna Pharmacy, in May 1926; and the word...

...Punjab. He lived in the village of Bhikki Khatra, in the Ludhiana District. Jawala died on the 19th August 1915, leaving two widows. The elder, Harnam Kuar, was childess. The younger...from the moment of Jawala' death, or even before that. He died on the 19th August 1915. The appellant maintains that no such posthumous son was born. Almost im mediately after the death...August 1915, but which was only in reality completed on the 29th, there is in the last column the following entry : Today, Bachittar Singh, a co-sharer of mauza Attari, stated...

...) The word 'control' as used in Art. 235 includes disciplinary control or jurisdiction over District Judges. The history which lies behind the enactment of these articles indicates that 'control' was...frustrated. [786 B] The word 'control', moreover, is accompanied by the word 'vest' which is a strong word. It shows that the High Court is made the sole custodian ,of the control over.... The word 'control' in Art. 235 must have a different content. It includes something in addition to mere superintendence. It is control over the conduct and discipline of Judges. The inclusion of a...

...powers under clauses (d) and (a) of Section 62 of the Madhya Pradesh Excise Act, 1915 (Act II of 1915), (to be hereinafter referred to as “the Act”), issued Notification No. 144401089.V-SR, amending the...-distillation and every process for the rectification, flavouring, blending or colouring of liquor”.10. The word “transport” is defined in Section 2(19) to mean to move...

... and Pramada Charan Banerji, J. 1. This appeal arises out of execution proceedings. The decree was dated as far back as the 28th of June, 1904. In March, 1915, an...application was made for execution by attachment of certain property of the judgement-debtors. On that application (on the 23rd of September, 1915), two months' time was granted to the judgement-debtor to...application was made. It sought execution in a different way. The application of the 31st of March, 1915, was for execution by attachment of property. In the application of the 6th of September, 1916...

...Government of India Act, 1915 (5 & 6 Geo. V. Ch. 61)' as originally enacted, there was no reference to this doctrine of the English Common Law. By s. 45 of the Government of India Act, 1919 (9 & 10...Geo. V. Ch. 101) read with Part I of the second schedule to that Act several sections, including s. 96-B, were introduced into the Government of India Act, 1915 (hereinafter called the " 1915 Act...termination% of employment in certain cases which it is not necessary to set out here. The rule making power given by s. 96-B (2) of the 1915 Act was reproduced in s. 241 of the 1935 Act. Section 276 of...

...), Barnard v. National Dock Labour Board, ([1953] 2 Q.B. 18, 40), Board of Education v. Bice ([1911] A.C. 179), and Local Government Board v. Arlidge ([1915] A.C. 120), referred to...assumptions. The Civil Services Rules were framed by the Secretary of State in Council under powers vested in him by section 96- B(2) of the Government of India Act, 1915...disciplinary control over its staff, including the power of dismissal. There can be no doubt that this position continued at least until the Government of India Act, 1915. Now...

...declarations were claimed : (a) The Will, dated 5th of June, 1915, and registered on the 9th of June .1915, executed by the plaintiff and Baldeo Sahai, deceased, on account of its...written by one Ram Chandar Sahai of Khatauli on stamped paper which had been purchased by Baldeo Sahai on the 5th June, 1915, and was signed and executed on the same day by Baldeo Sahai and his younger...brother Lakhmi Chand, the plaintiff, in the presence of five men who signed the document as witnesses. It was presented for registration on the 8th June, 1915, at the office of the Sub-Registrar of...

...more so because the drugs were medicines of last resort.6. The respondent Company stated in the defence that the word “Falci”, which is the prefix of the mark, is taken from...the name of the disease “Falcipharum Malaria” and it is a common practice in pharmaceutical trade to use part of the word of the disease as a trade mark to indicate to the doctors and chemists that a...impression. It is for the court to decide that question. English cases proceeding on the English way of pronouncing an English word by Englishmen, which it may be stated is not always the same, may not...

.... LR (1915) 1 KB 644 There the facts were: the conductor of an omnibus belonging to the defendants, in the presence of the driver, who was seated beside him, for the purpose of...Emperor v. Shantaram Ram Wadkar (1932) 34 Bom LR 897 turned upon the meaning of the word “allowed” in Section 6 of the Motor...513 followed Ricketts v. Thos. Tilling, Ltd., LR (1915) 1 KB 644 and held that where the servant who was charged with the duty of driving a bus was responsible for...

...the word “evidence” used in Section 319(1) CrPC could only mean evidence tested by cross-examination or the court can exercise the power under the said provision even on the basis of the statement made...in the examination-in-chief of the witness concerned?6.3 (iii) Whether the word “evidence” used in Section 319(1) CrPC has been used in a comprehensive sense and includes...the evidence collected during investigation or the word “evidence” is limited to the evidence recorded during trial?6.4 (iv) What is the nature of the satisfaction required...

...under the Bombay Town Planning Act, 1915. A plot of land measuring 18,219 sq. yards belonging to the first respondent was covered by the scheme. In the draft scheme the plot was reconstituted into two...matters made little progress. In 1955, the 1915-Act was repealed by the Bombay Town Planning Act, 1955 which received the assent of President on August 1, 1955, and came into force on April 1, 1957. By s...under, the Act. By Resolution dated April 18, 1927, the Borough Municipality of Ahmedabad which was a local authority under the Bombay Town Planning Act 1 of 1915 declared...