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NRI legal services https://lexlords.com/nri-legal-services-in-chandigarh/. reproduced in section 11 (1) of the NRI Legal Services amended NRI legal services (how you can help) Act and (1)[1950] S. Section 106 continued to all High Courts then in existence the same jurisdiction, powers and authority as they had at the commencement of that Act, and section 113 empowered the establishment of new High Courts by Letters Patent with authority to vest in them the same jurisdiction, powers and authority "as are vested in or may be conferred on any High Court existing at the commencement of this Act.

That section has been substantially, if not verbatim. 419 period asit thinks proper. " The Lahore High Court was established by Letters Patent in 1919 and was duly constituted a court of record. It would leave no room for the courts to adjust the meaning of the expression according to the needs of the times. 29,000 in terms of an agreement which was previously arrived at between them. What happened in substance was this : Mukherjee gave a cheque for Rs.

The view taken in Folkes v. As regards the mode of payment, Sen says that it was already 405 arranged between him and Mukherjee that instead of paying the money in cash, he would give a pay order of the Punjab National Bank, where he had an account, upon the defendant bank. Mukherjee then said to Paul: "I am going out to get the pay order ; it is ready. 29,000 was given to Mukherjee by way of overdraft on this current account. Sen told Paul to examine the pay order carefully and to part with the shares only if he was satisfied about it; In the year 1925 a Special Bench of that court punished a contempt of itself in Crown v.

Thus, to quote the language of Lord Sumner, "there is a signal and indecisive conflict of authoritative opinion on this point" (7). King(3) that when consent was In fact given by the owner of the goods, it was immaterial that the receiver was guilty of larceny by trick, and this view was approved of by the majority of the Court of Appeal in Lake v. 2 Delivery of Active Energy The Company shall deliver Active Energy and Reactive Energy to the Board at the Delivery Point in accordance with Dispatch Instructions issued by the Board under the Dispatch procedures as specified in Schedule VI.

Simmons(4), though Atkin L. The Act does not confer any absolute right to practice. It appears that he went straight to the office of the plaintiff bank and pledged the shares with it, taking an advance of Rs. King(3) has been approved of in the recent decision of Pearson v. delivered a dissenting judgment The decision in Lake v. Ajit Sinha, the learned senior counsel, on the question of maintainability of the appeal filed by M/S Trussees In view of the judgments of this Court referred to supra, upon which strong reliance has been placed by Mr.

Before this provision in the Constitution, similar provision existed in the form of Section 223 of the Government of India Act, 1935 and before that, it was Section 106 of the Government of India Act, 1915 which vested power in the High Court to make rules for regulating the practice of the Court as was vested by Letters Patent. However, this right is subject to the rule making power of the High Court under Section 34 of the Act.

Therefore, Section 30 is also subject to Section 34. On the 18th of February following, Nilkrishna Paul, an old employee in the cash department of the defendant bank, was directed by the head cashier to see Mukherjee at his office for the purpose of collecting the money from him and delivering over the shares. 100 with which an 394 account in Ms name was opened for the first time with the plaintiff bank, and the advance of Rs. You take your seat ; I am coming.

In our opinion, the view taken in Folkes v. King(3 ) is the proper view to take; and if, as was said by Scrutton L. (ii) before any tribunal or person legally authorised to take evidence; and (iii) before any other authority or person before whom such advocate is by or under any law for the time being in force entitled to practise. The right can be regulated by the High Courts by prescribing conditions. It is a known fact that the Allahabad High Court was constituted under a letters patent issued by her majesty on 17.

On the other hand if the Advisory Board isof opinion that there is no sufficient reason for the detentionof the person concerned, the Government is in duty bound torevoke the detention order. These observations were made on section 11 of the Act as it stood before the amendment of the Act. (emphasis supplied) Referring to leading authorities on eminent domain and public purpose, the Commission observed: Simmons ( 4 ) was reversed by the House of Lords(5) but their Lordships proceeded not on any technical doctrine of criminal law but on the broad ground which we have already discussed that there was a mistake fatal to there being a consenting mind at all.

Sachindra Sen, an officer of the defendant under whose advice Paul was sent to Mukherjee, says in his deposition, that he definitely instructed Paul not to deliver the shares unless he received payment. If a precise definition is enacted, it would become rigid and leave no room for alteration in the light of changing circumstances. Article 225 of the Constitution of India also confers jurisdiction and powers in the High Court to make rules of Court subject to law made by appropriate Legislature and states that such a power of the High Court to make rules of Court shall be the same as immediately before the commencement of the Constitution.

" With these words Mukherjee went out of his chamber and did not return thereafter.