Friday, April 18, 2014

SECOND APPEAL NO.3 OF 2006,In the High Court of Bombay at Goa




IN THE HIGH COURT OF BOMBAY AT GOA
                        SECOND APPEAL NO.3 OF 2006

1.
Shri Norberto Paulo Sebastiao Fernandes, son of late Jose Piedade Fernandes,
aged 40 years, businessman, and his wife


2.

Smt. Marlyne Fernandes, wife of Norberto Paulo Sebastiao Fernandes,
aged 38 years, housewife,
both r/o Opposite Talak Stores, Comba, Margao Goa

3.

Smt. Pulqueria Santana D'Souza Fernandes, widow of late Jose Piedade Fernandes,
aged 72 years, landlady, housewife, r/o H.No.412, Vithaldas Vaddo, Mae de Deus Chapel, Morjim, Pernem Goa.


















Appellants

V e r s u s

1. Shri Gabriel Sebastiao Idalino Fernandes, son of late Jose Piedade Fernandes,
aged 46 years, businessman, and his wife,

2. Smt. Mary Melba Fernandes, wife of Gabriel Sebastiao Idalino Fernandes,
aged 24 years, housewife, Both r/o Flat No.6, II floor, Meera Apartments, Sirvodem, Margao Goa.

3. Shri Tommy Vincente Fernandes, son of late Jose Piedade Fernandes, aged 50 years, businessman,
and his wife,



4. Smt. Maria Fernandes,
wife of Tommy Vincente Fernandes, aged 39 years, housewife,
Both r/o H.No.412, Vithaldas Vaddo,
Mae de Deus Chapel, Morjim, Pernem Goa.

5. Shri Nelson Caetano Fernandes,
son of late Jose Piedade Fernandes,
aged 40 years, businessman, and his wife,

6. Smt. Lourdina Luiza Fernandes, wife of Nelson Caetano Fernandes, aged 30 years, housewife,
Both r/o H.No.412, Vithaldas, Vaddo Mae de Deus Chappel, Morjim, Pernem Goa.

7. Smt. Maria Filomena Chistina Fernandes, widow of late Shri Milito Fernandes,
aged 47 years, housewife, r/o Varconem, Ponda Goa.
( Since deceased ) through her L.Rs. (I) Mr. Mevy Fernandes
(ii) Ms. Olvy Almeida
(iii) Mr. Claver Almeida
All residing at Shanti Nilayam House No. 588, Gorcomorod, Velim Goa.

8. Smt. Betty Sucorro Fernandes, wife of Arfano Collaco,
aged 38 years, housewife, and her husband,

9. Shri Arfano Colaco, aged 53 years, service,
Both r/o H.No.1139, Maddicatto, Cuncolim, Salcete Goa.

10. Shri Lawrence Antonio
Inacio Remedios Fernandes,
son of late Jose Piedade Fernandes, aged 52 years, service, and his wife,

11.Milagrina S. Fernandes,



wife of Lawrence Antonio Inacio
Remedios Fernandes,
aged 42 years, housewife, Both r/o H.No.56, Bimvaddo, Betalbatim, Salcete Goa.

12.Shri Assumsao Teodorio
Serafino Fernandes,
son of late Jose Piedade Fernandes, aged 51 years, businessman,
and his wife

13.Smt. Euridike Falcao,
wife of Assumsao Teodorio
Serafino Fernandes,
aged 44 years, housewife, Both r/o Vazvaddo, Opposite Bank of Baroda, Velim, Salcete Goa.

14. Shri Ciciliano Jose
Pascoal Baptisto Fernandes, son of late Jose Piedade Fernandes, aged 48 years, businessman, and his wife,

15. Smt. Linda Fernandes, wife of Ciciliano Jose
Pascoal Baptisto Fernandes, aged 36 years, housewife, Both r/o Luisavaddo, Majorda, Salcete Goa.

16. Shri Menino Santano Fernandes
(Expired on 5.7.2000) son of late Jose Piedade Fernandes, aged 45 years, bachelor, service,
r/o House No.412, Vithaldas Vaddo,
Mae de Deus Chappel, Morjim, Pernem Goa

17. Smt. Elsa Prescila Fernandes, d/o late Jose Piedade



Fernandes, wife of Francisco Soares, aged 40 years, housewife, and her husband

18.Shri Francisco Soares,
aged 40 years, service,

Both r/o John Marcelho's
residence, near Salgaonkar
Workshop, Cortalim,
Salcete Goa.
Respondents


Mr.  S.  D.  Lotlikar,  Senior  Advocate  with  Ms.  S.  Pai  Kir, Advocate for the appellants.



Mr. M. B. Da Costa, Senior Advocate with Ms. V. Gracious, Advocate for the respondent nos. 1 and 2.


CORAM : F. M. REIS, J


DATE: 9th DECEMBER, 2011.


ORAL JUDGMENT



The above Second Appeal was admitted on the following substantial questions of law :

1. Whether the provisions of Article 1565 of the Portuguese Civil Code are not repealed under Section 44 of the Transfer of Property Act ?

2. Whether the plaintiffs suit was liable to be dismissed   for   the   plaintiffs   having   not prayed for the consequential relief of recovery of possession ?



2.              Briefly  the  facts  of  the  case  are  that  the



Saturday, March 22, 2014

Goan Judiciariy! A Corruption free Judiciary!


Recently In a reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha, Shri Salman Khurshid, Minister of Law & Justice had said that in one year they have 98 representations/ complaints cases against serving judges of high courts.



But in Goa its a different case, the question of anyone making complaint against any judge of Goan courts does not arise at all because the Goan judiciary is free of corruption or favoritism. 



This has been confirmed by the Goa High Court in a reply to a RTI Application, wherein it is stated that during the last 9 years i.e from 2005 to 2013 there has not been a single instance of corruption Complaint in the Goa High Court.




The Goan Judiciary is untouched of corruption, and it’s the most proudest thing for every Goan layperson, as every person in Goa may  he be illiterate, ignorant, uneducated, has access to justice and that too fair justice.

Saturday, August 13, 2011

Education does not make a person perfect

education is liberating force, and in our age it is also a democratizing force, cutting across the barriers of caste and class, smoothing out inequalities imposed by birth and other circumstances"---these were the words of indira gandhi. Do our education system accomplish's above needs?
the answer to above question is yes, but only to some extent.

our current education system is like some super market,first you decide what you want and then see what is available in the store,you cannot get what you want but get what they are selling,if it fulfills your needs,better. if not, be content with whatever available.

every year colleges churn out hundreds and thousands graduates.we can call them products of our educational manufacturing facilities. you can very well find out what they are selling by going through their "brochures".

A medical college will give out doctors. a engineering college, engineers. commerce and humanities will produce graduates in their respective fields.

it is really shocking to know that not a single institute will teach their students teach them social skills,the core values of humanity, how to treat there fellow beings.they expect parents to teach students about these values,of course parents do try to imbibe their children with,not every parents is aware of these values,and they themselves had never been good to their fellow beings.and children of such parents will turn out to be like themselves only.

school and colleges are the only places where one can change the thinking of a person so institutions should ensure that they are providing value education and not just making morally unsound professionals.