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...examining the evidence led by the respective parties on the question of abandonment, it will be appropriate to keep in view in view the ingredients and implications of the doctrine of abandonment...is that the plaintiff's ancestors had abandoned their land many years ago and thereby they had effectively deprived themselves from claiming the land. If the plea of abandonment was not accepted, the.... (7) The courts do not presume in favour in favour of abandonment and the onus rests on the party asserting abandonment. It is, therefore, incumbent upon the party pleading abandonment to...

.... Having regard to the provisions as regards eviction and to the express terms of Section 87, it is manifest that there is considerable difficulty in maintaining the doctrine of abandonment outside the...that there has been an abandonment of the tenancy within the meaning of Dayamayi's case [1915] 42 Cal. 172. He proceeded in theory entirely upon abandonment and as a matter of fact, is...a question solely of abandonment. He has pointed out that the plaint spoke of abandonment and that there is no allegation of relinquishment or repudiation. He has found that, upon Dayamayi's case and...

.... Issue: The Service jurisprudence, including the judicial precedents, recognizes the doctrine of abandonment: an employee voluntarily giving...been justified in disengaging the employee on the grounds of abandonment of service despite the employee's defence of illness? Introduction...services. While the employee continued his absence, the employer on 31.12.2007 deleted the employee's name from the gradation list, treating it as abandonment of service. The employee was disengaged...

...17.04 Admittedly this procedure has not been followed in this case. Therefore, the so-called doctrine ofabandonment’ put forward by the Managing Committee and upheld by the Vice Chancellor must be...deemed to have wilfully abandoned his service. Neither the counter filed by the Vice Chancellor nor that filed by the Managing Committee contains a satisfactory explanation of the term ‘abandonment...in the written contract there is any provision relating to implied abandonment of service. As already noted, in the resolutions of the Managing Committee dated 1.6.1980 6.7.80 and 19.4.1981 there is no...

...service jurisprudence, including the judicial precedents, recognises the doctrine of abandonment when an employee voluntarily gives up the service by continued absence from duty...situation, we declare that the case on hand is one to be treated as a voluntary abandonment of service. Absence from the duty initially may be a misconduct but when absence is for a very long period..., it amounts to voluntarily abandonment of service and no further orders are required to be passed by :8: the...

...service jurisprudence, including the judicial precedents, recognises the doctrine of abandonment when an employee voluntarily gives up the service by continued absence from duty...situation, we declare that the case on hand is one to be treated as a voluntary abandonment of service. Absence from the duty initially may be a misconduct but when absence is for a very long period..., it amounts to voluntarily abandonment of service and no further orders are required to be passed by :8: the...

...plaintiff's magazine. In any case the doctrine of abandonment would apply.7. At the end, it was submitted that the balance of convenience would be in favour of the defendant and against...A.K Sikri, J.:— By this order I propose to dispose of both the applications i.e IA 6940/2001 and IA. 7311/2001. LA 6940/2001 is filed by the plaintiff for ad-interim injunction whereas IA...7311/2001 is filed by defendant seeking vacation of injunction order dated 6-8-2001. Both the applications were therefore heard together.2. The suit filed by the plaintiff is for...

..., 947)”33. In Paal Wilson & Co A/S v. Partenreederei Hannah Blumenthal {(1983) 1 All ER 34}, the House of Lords explained the doctrine of abandonment in...relation to an arbitration agreement, as follows:—“(3) Since the doctrine of abandonment depended on the formation of a contract of abandonment (to which the normal rules ..., abandonment and frustration.(iii) The Arbitration Agreement is incapable of being enforced in view of Section 16 of the Specific Relief Act.(iv) Some of the defendants...

...ghost already laid to rest. Me doctrine of abandonment has been expressly invoked and recognised in Trilokchand Motichand v. H. B. Munshi...doctrine of res, judicator, namely, that there should be finality in litigation and that a person should not be vexed twice over in respect of the same cause or matter. In any case, the petitioner having...1. The petitioner is the owner of final plot No. 51 of Town Planning Scheme No. IV (Varied) of Maninagar (Manipur) at Ahmedabad. The said plot admeasures about 2662 sq, yds. In the year...

...the contract of insurance a contract of indemnity, and nothing more. Upon that principle is founded the whole doctrine of abandonment in our law, the underwriter engages, that the object of the...by the said policies. " by way of further defence the defendant alleged that no notice or no proper notice of abandonment of the said goods was given by the plaintiff and assuming that the plaintiff...provided by the policies ? 3. Did the plaintiff give proper notice of abandonment of the said goods to the defendant ? 4. Did the plaintiff fail to act with reasonable despatch as alleged in paragraph...

...doctrine of natural justice, fairness, equality and rule of law.”60. A provision relating to abandonment of service came up for consideration yet again...disciplinary action, are governed by the Statute/Ordinance. In fact, no provision relating to abandonment of service has been inserted in the Ordinance as had been done by way of clause 10.5 in terms of...noticed by us hereinbefore, it was held:“15. It is thus in this context one ought to read the doctrine of natural justice being an inbuilt requirement of the Standing...

...petitioners have agreed to withdraw this petition.”41. It was, therefore, contended that the doctrine of estoppel, waiver, acquiescence and abandonment would not apply having regard...approach till date. In these circumstances, it is difficult for me to accept the contention that the doctrine of abandonment, waiver and acquiescence is not attracted in this case. However, having..., why the Company Law Board should not presume that the appellant-company has abandoned its right and therefore, this petition is barred by the principles of waiver, acquiescence/abandonment ? I may like...

...High Court. They were barred by the doctrine of constructive res judicata as also on the ground of abandonment of claim.27. On merits, it was submitted that the workmen...accordance with law.31. The learned counsel also contended that an objection as to non-maintainability of writ petitions on the ground of constructive res judicata/abandonment...scope of Order 23 of the Code and distinguishing it from the doctrine of res judicata under Section 11 of the Code, this Court observed: (Sarguja case...

...the higher" ; but the view which English law takes of a foreign judgment is that it creates merely a simple contract debt between the parties. The doctrine of non-merger has. however, been too often repeated by judges to ju...limits of its original jurisdiction, the awards in question not being final the suit must fail. Per Subba Rao J.-The doctrine of non-merger of the original...cause of action with the foreign judgment pronounced upon it is a well established doctrine. Popat Virji v...

...doctrine of abandonment has been expressly invoked and recognised in Trilokchand Motichand vs. HB Munshi.... The above principle has been incorporated as a rule in the realm of suits. Order 23, Rule 1 of the Code of Civil Procedure deals with withdrawal of suit or abandonment ...judicata or at least by principles underlying the doctrine of res-judicata namely that there should be finality in litigation and that a...

...abandonment by Asharfi Devi at any time. Abandonment is a positive voluntary act. The inactivity or the passive attitude of a person cannot be interpreted as an act of abandonment. The sil...than before. Therefore this is clearly not a case of estoppel. Indeed Mr. Tuli conceded that he did not rely on the doctrine of estoppel. He contended only that abandonment may be..., Asharfi Devi cannot revive her lost claim. Were this a case of abandonment, the argument would certainly hold good and Asharfi Devi would not be entitled to claim the property. But there was no...

...that, as there was an abandonment of that suit by the heirs of Jagannathan, the rule as to lis pendeus would not apply to the case. The decree of the lower appellate Court was therefore affirmed...abandonment was not the result of any collusion between them and the opposite party. But it is plain that the suit did not terminate in any of the recognised modes. The suit was taken out of the hands...Annamalai v. Malayandi, ILR 29 Mad 426 at p. 434 (FB) in the following passage : "The essence of the doctrine of 'lis...

...attachments on the same property is merely that the property is under attachment, no doubt, but a person entitled to the benefit of either one of the attachments remains, in the absence of abandonment, entitled to ...execution, notwithstanding the terms of Order XXXVIII, rule 11, is of itself a waiver or abandonment of the attachment before judgment. I can see no ground for saying as a...proposition of law that a man who does something which is not necessary must be taken to abandon any right. In this case there is neither an express abandonment nor any reason to suppose that...

...the people's common heritage of streams, lakes, marshlands and tidelands, surrendering the right only in those rare cases when the abandonment of the right is consistent with the purposes of the trust.”...that well to a depth of about 60 feet, the land was not receiving any water from any ground resources after construction of Kalyani Reservoir. Therefore, proposal for abandonment of tank was submitted...proposals for abandonment of the erstwhile tank were submitted by the Revenue Divisional Officer, Tirupathi with reference to the Collector's Letter No. B-1/7089/88 dated 17-9-1988. A notice for public...

...treaty, (and even Sir F. Norton has no doubt of this being possible) those who hold the doctrine the most vigorously must say that the treaty is a voluntary abandonment of a right of the Crown. It...limitations on the doctrine at page 432 and that the learned authors of Corpus Juris: International Law, Volume 33, page 415, place the limitation that in the absence of express understanding a conqueror...abandonment of the prerogative be thus evidenced." But however that may be, the fact remains that the titles of these petitioners to the disputed lands had not been...