Legal Representatives
Legal Representatives legal meaning, translation and judicial precedents.
Meaning & Judicial Interpretation: (اردو مفہوم اور قانونی تشریح)
Pecuniary obligation undertaken by deceased promisor would be binding on his legal representatives to the extent of estate of deceased promisor in their hand.
Pecuniary obligation undertaken by deceased promisor would be binding on his legal representatives to the extent of estate of deceased promisor in their hand.
No consequence or penalty is attached in not conforming with such provisions strictly.
Share of subsequent realisation pertaining to work done before his death-Whether assessable as income in hands of legal representatives-Scope of S. 24-B-Income-tax Act, 1922, S. 24-B.
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Precedents & Case Laws citing "Legal Representatives"
P L D 1972 Lahore 256
LAL HUSSAIN‑Petitioner Versus AMIR MUHAMMAD KHAN AND ANOTHER‑ Respondents
Court:2012 Y L R 6
MUHAMMAD SAJID — Plaintiff Versus Mrs. ZAIB-UN-NISA — Defendant
Court: SindhP L D 1974 Lahore 312
DR. ARSHAD MAHMOOD‑Plaintiff Versus DR. MUMTAZ HUSSAIN‑Defendant
Court: ‑‑ O. XXII, rr. 4 & 5 read with S. 2(11)‑Legal representative-- Means person in law representing 'estate of deceased or one who intermeddles with estate of deceased‑"Legal representative" not same as "next of kin"‑Person can be legal representative of deceased person only if he succeeds to his estate‑Defendant dying during pendency of suit‑Plaintiff seeking to implead brother of deceased .defendant .as his legal representative must show that deceased left behind estate to which his brother succeeded‑Question whether ,any person is or is not legal representative of deceased Cannot be postponed till the suit is disposed of and decree put into ;execution‑Girdharlal Krishnavalabh v. Bai Shiv (1884) 8 Bom. 309 and Motiram v. Daw Hnsn E and others A I R 1934 Rang. 196 dissented from.P L D 1989 Azad J&K 28
MUHAMMAD NAZIR and 9 others‑‑Appellants Versus MUHAMMAD SADIQ and 7 others‑‑Respondents
Court:1997 P T D 469
COMMISSIONER OF INCOME-TAX Versus JAI PRAKASH SINGH
Court: 219 ITR 737P L D 1975 Lahore 1195
RASHID AHMAD AND 8 OTHERS‑Appellants Versus MUHAMMAD ARSHAD‑Respondent
Court:1994 P T D 457
VIJAY SARIN Versus INCOME TAX OFFICER
Court: 202 I T R 249P L D 1960 (W
MIRZA KHAN AND OTHERS‑Plaintiff's‑Appellants Versus GANESH DASS AND OTHERS‑Defendants‑Respondents
Court:1966 P T D 713
E. ALFRED Versus FIRST ADDITIONAL INCOME-TAX OFFICER, SALEM
Court: Madras (India)P L D 1988 Lahore 418
KHUSHI MUHAMMAD Appellant Versus REHMAT ALI Respondent
Court: ‑‑‑ O.XXII, R.11 & S.100‑‑Second appeal filed against dead person‑ Legal representatives not brought on record within period of limitation‑‑Effect‑‑Where appeal had been instituted against dead person, and his legal representatives were impleaded long after expiry of period of limitation, such appeal, held, deserved dismissal on ground of limitation.‑‑‑Limitation.