...Baramati District Pune, having 6 Khans area flat roofs i.e “Malwadi” and “Kilasbandi” was let out at the rate of Rs. 250/- per month. Both the Courts, after considering the material placed on the..., Venkatlal G. Pittie v. Bright Bros., (1987) 3 SCC 558.6. The Apex Court in Venkatlal (supra), while considering the bombay rent act and...Act, made the permanent structure. In the present case, if we take the factual aspect, it is very clear that it was a permanent replacement of roof even though of 6 Khans as sought to be contended. It...

...Baramati District Pune, having 6 Khans area flat roofs i.e. "Malwadi" and "Kilasbandi" was let out at the rate of Rs.250/- per month. Both the Courts, after considering the material placed on the record..., Venkatlal G. Pittie Vs. Bright Bros. 1987 (3) S.C.C. 558. 6.The Apex Court in Venkatlal (supra), while considering the bombay rent...is very clear that it was a permanent replacement of roof even though of 6 Khans as sought to be contended. It is not the case of just repairing as contemplated and as elaborated by the Courts as in...

.... Dr. Saraf then cites Warner Bros Pictures Inc v Columbia Broadcasting System Inc of the US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. This related to the literary work The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammet, and...Warner Bros court was whether, following a written document permitting the 1941 film, Hammet and the other defendants retained any rights in the characters he had developed or whether these had all been...exclusivity in relation to the character on the transferee, Warner Bros, which complained of infringement? The trial court denied Warner Bros relief, and declared Hammets rights. Warner Bros appealed. On an...

...area of private law. M/s Cohen & Bros had contracted with the defendants to buy 1,80,000 gunny bags for cash on delivery. Subsequently the plaintiffs agreed with M/s Cohen to advance Rs. 15,000...appeal and decreed the suit. The Privy Council held that the government must have intended the Khans to understand and fact, must have led them to accept that all government land required for the canal...