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...goods in the case of damage. To arrive at its true meaning the clause has to be read reddendo singula singulis, And, When so read, What it says is, "in any...clause. The clause says: "in any event the carrier and the ship shall be discharged from all liability in respect of loss or damage unless suit is...brought within one year after delivery of the goods or the date when the goods should have been delivered." the question is whether in respect of each of the two causes of...


Court: Kerala High Court
Date: Mar 25, 1970 Cited By: 0 Coram: 2
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.... To arrive at its true meaning the clause has to be read reddendo singula singulis (giving each to each) and when so read, What it says is, 'in any event the carrier and the ship shall...1. The plaintiff, Proprietor of m/s. Maxwall and co., Chittoor road, Ernakulam, Is the revision petitioner. He instituted a suit for recovery of a sum of rs. 29,254 - 85ps, And interest...delivery could be given only on 9568. 3. The defendants contended 'inter alia' that the claim is barred by limitation and that the plaintiff has no cause of action against them. According...


Court: Kerala High Court
Date: May 24, 1971 Cited By: 0 Coram: 1
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...possession having been handed over to him, as the expression used by Section 14(1)(d) and applied to the facts of his case is “… is occupied by”. He argued that applying the Latin maxim reddendo singula...) the earlier tenants/licensees of structures that were demolished; (2) tenements to be allotted free of cost to Mhada; and (3) what is referred to as “free sale component” which the developers then sell..., as was made by NCLT, becomes wholly unnecessary in deciding the scope of Section 14(1)(d), which stands on a separate footing. Under Section 14(1)(d) what is referred to is the “recovery of any...


Court: Supreme Court Of India
Date: Feb 19, 2020 Cited By: 81 Coram: 3
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...exercise by the Court of that power under S. 211. Their Lordships are, therefore, clearly of opinion that on this first point the appeal fails. Now, the second point is : On what basis the mesne profits...this argument. They do not view the decree as a proper joint and several decree. The think it is to be construed applicant singula singulis. Let this test be taken: Suppose any one of the numerous...defendants had refused to quit possession could all the other defendants have been put in prison because that one defendant was in contumacy to the decree ? What authority is there for saying that under...


Court: Privy Council
Date: Feb 14, 1929 Cited By: 27 Coram: 3
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...what the proviso really stipulates is that no Bill "shall be introduced" or "amendment moved" in the Legislature of a State without the previous sanction of the 10... sanction of the President. In the relevant articles of the Constitution whatever prohibition is laid down relates to the introduction of a Bill in the Legislature.... There is no reference at any stage to a Bill being moved in a House. The language thus used in the Constitution clearly points to the interpretation that in the proviso to Art. 304 the word...


Court: Supreme Court Of India
Date: Dec 9, 1968 Cited By: 171 Coram: 3
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.... They do not view the decree as a proper joint and several decree. They think it is to be construed applicando singula singulis. Let this test be taken. Suppose any one of the numerous defendants had...refused to quit possession, could all the other defendants have been put in prison because that one defendant was in contumacy to the decree? What authority is there for saying that under such a...Harries, C.J:— This is a second appeal from an order of the learned District Judge of Muzaffarpur, dismissing an appeal from an order of the learned Munsif in an execution matter. The...


Court: Patna High Court
Date: Jan 14, 1942 Cited By: 5 Coram: 2
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...there is no separate agreement for “washing” included in this list of what constituted “project documents”. The delivery point under the fuel supply agreement is the loading end of the colliery...from an express contract or an express warranty, really is in all cases founded on the presumed intention of the parties, and upon reason. The implication which the law draws from what must obviously...such as this, what the law desires to effect by the implication is to give such business efficacy to the transaction as must have been intended at all events by both parties who are business men; not...


Court: Supreme Court Of India
Date: Oct 5, 2017 Cited By: 307 Coram: 2
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...what was called the ‘free sale component’ that would be left over. Apart from the above, he went through the NCLT order dated 02.04.2018 in great detail, and stated that there is a conceptual confusion...maxim reddendo singula singulis, it is clear that any recovery of a property by an owner where such property is ‘occupied by’ the Corporate Debtor would clearly fall within Section 14(1)(d), the..., tenements in such constructed structures in three categories - (1) the earlier tenants/licensees of structures that were demolished; (2) tenements to be allotted free of cost to MHADA; and (3) what is...


Court: Supreme Court Of India
Date: Feb 19, 2020 Cited By: 7 Coram: 3
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...first Court because their Lordships think they rather wandered into the question which they have already dealt with, but their Lordships think it is perfectly clear from what has been read of the...contumacy to the decree? What authority is there for saying that under such a decree as against any one particular defendant you are entitled to say: I will hold you liable not for the mesne profits...these Kundu defendants, and with them alone, their liability is just exactly what it is said to be by Section 211, Civil Procedure Code, viz., that which they themselves...


Court: Karnataka High Court
Date: Feb 20, 1986 Cited By: 0 Coram: 1
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...as the GREF personnel are concerned. According to Shri Khatri, if S. 109 is read reddendo singula singulis that part of the Section which deals with empowerment by COAS has to be confined to the...submission of Shri Khatri in this regard is the invocation of the principle “reddendo singula singulis”. This rule has been explained in Sutherland's ‘Statutory Construction’, 3rd Edition Page 423 thus...commencement of a clause, it is not necessary that each of the words apply to the several branches of the clause. It may be constructed reddendo singula singulis and the words giving power and authority...


Court: Gauhati High Court
Date: May 19, 1980 Cited By: 8 Coram: 1
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...-1949, it is clear that the State's contention 4 has to be accepted and that the former view cannot be sustained.6. The answer to the question as to what exactly is the material date will...depend on what exactly is meant by the proviso when it says that no “Bill or amendment shall be introduced or moved” without the prior sanction of the President. According to the learned Government...Pleader what the proviso really stipulates is that no Bill “shall be introduced” or “amendment moved” in the Legislature of a State without the previous sanction of the President and as the introduction...


Court: Kerala High Court
Date: Nov 10, 1954 Cited By: 4 Coram: 3
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...above shall observe the above conditions.”8. The first question which has to be determined is, what were the rights which Hara Kumari and Shyam Kumari acquired under the will. On behalf....14. The next question to be considered is what is the character of the right that was created in favour of plaintiff 1. On a plain reading of the will it appears to have been intended that so long as...authorized her to make. But the interest which plaintiff 1 had was a vested interest and in any event, whether vested or contingent, it was quite different from what is known in law as a spes successionis...


Court: Calcutta High Court
Date: Aug 24, 1931 Cited By: 19 Coram: 2
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.... If the approving authority raises this question, the same would be permissible, and what it too can do is to refuse approval, the effect of which would be that...statute are to be given their plain and grammatical meaning, but then in view of what has been discussed hereinbefore, it is difficult on the face of it to reconcile the conflicting provisions as stated...obtaining prior approval of the competent authority as required under the Rules is valid. Consequentially, whether the order of the competent authority in invalidating such appointment on the ground of...


Court: Orissa High Court
Date: Mar 14, 2023 Cited By: 0
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...of my debts…….. Whoever will get the properties mentioned above shall observe the above conditions.The first question, which has to be determined, is what were the rights, which...next question to be considered is what is the character of the right that was created in favour of the plaintiff No. 1. On a plain reading of the will, it appears to have, been intended that so long..., which the plaintiff No. 1 had was a vested interest: and in any event, whether vested or contingent, it was quite different from what is known in law as a spes successionis. A contingent interest or...


Court: Calcutta High Court
Date: Aug 24, 1931 Cited By: 7 Coram: 2
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...Lord Dunedin :- The question in this case arises under the Indian Immigration Act of Natal, being Law 25 of 1891. By S. 50 of that Act, it is provided: that the...had been indentured but were subsequently free, but, by a majority, reversed it as to the descendants. An appeal has now been taken to this Board against that decision on the latter point. There is...no cross-appeal as to the former. The question, therefore, is simply whether the word "immigrant" in the expression "every male statute adult immigrant" in S. 50 in respect of whom...


Court: Privy Council
Date: Nov 25, 1920 Cited By: 40 Coram: 4
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....27. What we have understood from the argument of Mr. Siddardh Shanker Ray is that while members of the Board has a fixed term of 5 years, but the Chairperson of the Board has no fixed term...confidence notion would be discussed and put to vote; otherwise, there is no point in having a provision in the nature of what is contained in sub-section (3) of S. 31 referred...is no ground for inferring an intention different from what the words clearly indicate.”68. In Vanguard Fire and General Insurance Co. Ltd., Madras v. Fruster and Ross...


Court: Allahabad High Court
Date: Jul 3, 2001 Cited By: 1 Coram: 2
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...((1921) 1 KB 64 at page 71) it is stated by Rowlatt, J. as follows:“………In a taxing Act one has to look merely at what is clearly said. There is no room for any intendment...any intention or governing purpose of the statute more than what is stated in the plain language. It is not the economic results sought to be obtained by making the provisions which is relevant in...any where else. The counsel for the assessee referred to us the maxim ‘redendo singula singulis’. It is only a guide of interpretation by applying or assigning ‘each to each’. This rule was...


Court: Kerala High Court
Date: Jun 1, 2005 Cited By: 2 Coram: 2
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..., I find that there is s i ufficient cause for condoning the delay as has been spelt out in H para 3 of the application. Moreover, the application is...duly supported by an affidavit of the applicant. Accordingly, the application is allowed and the delay of 55 days in filing the appeal is condoned. Application disposed of.... Cr.MP(M) No. 753 of 2016 2. Leave to appeal granted. Appeal be registered. Cr. Appeal No.426 of 2016 3. This appeal is directed...


Court: Himachal Pradesh High Court
Date: Sep 16, 2016 Cited By: 0 Coram: 1
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...include. The word “includes” is also susceptible of other constructions, which is unnecessary to go into. 27. What we have understood from the argument of Mr. Siddharth Shanker Ray is that while...; otherwise, there is no point in having a provision in the nature of what is contained in sub-section (3) of section 31 referred to above. The counsel for the petitioner...by a sort of theory of applicando singula singulis so as not to apply to sections whose context suggests no difficulty in its application.” It was further observed : “Change of circumstances is no...


Court: Allahabad High Court
Date: Jul 3, 2001 Cited By: 0
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...: "The statute gives the company, power to pass by-laws "regulating the transfer' of stock; that is: How and in what manner and with what formalities it is to be transferred. But the Imperial Starch...Sir Walter Phillimore:- The first mentioned action is brought by the transferor and transferee of a parcel of fully paid-up shares in the Canada National Fire Insurance...Company against that Company; the second action is also a joint action by two transferors and the transferee of two parcels of fully paid-up shares in the Great West Permanent Loan Company against that...


Court: Privy Council
Date: Jan 31, 1918 Cited By: 2 Coram: 4

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