Bihar Control of Crimes Act, 1981, Section 23(2) -- Preventive detention - Second detention order issued after revocation of earlier order must be based on fresh grounds...........
Easement Act, 1882, Section 60 -- Irrevocable licence - When a licence becomes irrevocable u/s 60 of the Act, it cannot be said that there can be deemed revocation on any of grounds mentioned u/s 62 of the Act...........
Easement Act, 1882, Section 62, 60 -- Licence - Deemed revocation - Grounds for deemed revocation of licence contained in S.62 of the Act are subject to provisions of S.60 of the Act...........
Will -- Proof - Testator had no title to property on the date of execution of Will - Property under Will was already transferred in the name of setlee - Mere revocation of settlement by settler at the instance of beneficiaries at a later time would not divest the right and title of setlee under previous settlement deed - Will held, not valid...........
Transfer of Property Act, 1882, Section 126 -- Gift - Revocation - Donor gifted the suit properties to donee with absolute rights, but retained his right to enjoy the same till his death - After death of donor, donee would get absolute rights in respect of suit properties - Donor had no right to unilaterally execute any revocation deed for revoking the gift - Once donor..........
Succession Act, 1925, Section 263 -- Revocation of probate - Party seeking revocation has to prove any one or more of the grounds enumerated in S.263 of the Act - Neither party let in any oral or documentary evidence in the revocation application - Matter remitted for decision afresh after allowing parties to let in evidence to prove, disprove grounds raised as required..........
Will -- Revocation - Torn or destroyed - A Will is not revoked by the executant if it is found that the Will is torn or destroyed only by wrong or accident or there is such destruction of the Will - Will is revoked only by such an act by destruction of the Will by the testator or by a person at the instance of the testator so as to make the destruction of the Will as an..........
Will -- Revocation - Non production of original - Merely because no original Will is filed on record would not mean that original Will was not executed and attested inasmuch as, once a Will is proved to be executed and attested, the destroying of the same in any manner should be proved to be a deliberate act of the executant for revoking the Will...........
Arms Act, 1959, Section 17(3) -- Revocation of firearm licence - Mere pendency of criminal case or apprehension of abuse of arm is not sufficient for suspension or revocation of license - In the instant case, petitioner acquitted in the criminal case, thus, licensing authority is directed to renew the firearm license of petitioner, which was cancelled...........
Civil Procedure Code, 1908, Order 6, Rule 17 -- Amendment of written statement at appellate stage - Suit for declaration on the basis of Will - Amendment sought to incorporate the fact that Will produced by plaintiffs has been revoked by testator through registered revocation deed, therefore, plaintiff has no right to file the suit on the basis of revoked Will - However,..........
