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DHARMENDRA KUMAR SINGH Vs. THE STATE OF UTTAR PRADESH & ORS | a restricted window and this legislative intent ought not to be defeated by supplanting it with any other interpretation. It is a well settled principle of interpretation that when the words of a statute are clear and unambigous, recourse to different principles of interpretation, other than the rule of literal constru... | 1[ds]We may notice that some of the leases expired during the obstructed period while other leases have continued and thus in the latter cases the issue would only be to further extend the lease for the obstructed period while in case of the earlier situation permission would have to be given to mine for an extended pe... | 1 | 8,046 | 2,057 | ### Instruction:
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a restricted window and this legislative intent ought not to be defeated by supplanting it with any other interpretation. ... |
Haryana Tourism Limited Vs. M/s Kandhari Beverages Limited | directed the respondent to pay a sum of Rs. 9.5 lakhs. The counter claim lodged by the respondent claiming Rs. 13.92 lakhs was dismissed by the arbitrator. The respondent thereafter filed objection petition before Additional District Judge, Chandigarh under Section 34 of the Arbitration Act against the award passed by ... | 1[ds]6. So far as the question of jurisdiction of the arbitrator raised by the respondent is concerned, the same has been dealt with by the High Court also and the said objection has been overruled by the High Court against which no appeal is preferred by the respondent. In that view of the matter, now it is not open f... | 1 | 1,411 | 370 | ### Instruction:
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directed the respondent to pay a sum of Rs. 9.5 lakhs. The counter claim lodged by the respondent claiming Rs... |
Apoorva Shantilal Shah Vs. The C.I.T. Gujarat-I | physical division of the income without physical division of the Property producing the income shall not be deemed to be a partition ; or (ii) where the property does not admit of a physical division then such division as the property admits of, but a mere severance of status shall not be deemed to be a partition; (b) ... | 1[ds]We may point out that the AAC has found that at the time of division of the shares, the shares had been distributed equally taking into consideration the shares which had earlier been distributed amongst the parties. In our opinion, a partial partition of any joint family property by the father between himself and... | 1 | 8,594 | 494 | ### Instruction:
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physical division of the income without physical division of the Property producing the income shall not be deemed to be a... |
THE SILPPI CONSTRUCTIONS CONTRACTORS Vs. UNION OF INDIA AND ANR. ETC. ETC | the grant of extension itself indicates that there were reasonable grounds for extension of the project and, therefore, this ground could not have been taken to reject the technical bid. 27. The second reason was that in another contract awarded to the sister company, the sister company had failed to perform its part o... | 0[ds]This Court in a catena of judgments has laid down the principles with regard to judicial review in contractual matters. It is settled law that the writ courts should not easily interfere in commercial activities just because public sector undertakings or government agencies are involved19. This Court being the gua... | 0 | 4,626 | 1,990 | ### Instruction:
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the grant of extension itself indicates that there were reasonable grounds for extension of the project and, therefore, t... |
Jay Constructions Vs. The State of Maharashtra and Others | not a deficiency which could be cured subsequently. If the same would have been permissible, then that would tantamount to re-arranging the goalposts to the privilege of the petitioner as held by the Apex Court in a case of Central Coalfields Limited (supra).16. At the time of opening of the technical bid, the petition... | 0[ds]11. The interference of the court in tender or contractual matters in exercise of powers of judicial review is minimal. It is limited to the decision making process and does not travel on the arena of the soundness of decision. The court has to consider that the process adopted is not mala fide, arbitrary and irra... | 0 | 3,357 | 1,413 | ### Instruction:
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not a deficiency which could be cured subsequently. If the same would have been permissible, then that ... |
Ramrao Lala Borse & Another Vs. New India Assurance Company Ltd. & Another | 2. The claim before the Tribunal arose thus: On 19 February 2006, Deepak was travelling as a passenger in a luxury bus on Mumbai-Agra road and was occupying a seat on the drivers side. When the bus was at Atgaon in Nashik district, a truck bearing Registration No.RJ-01-G-6386 came from the opposite direction and collid... | 1[ds]Consequently, for the purpose of the present appeal, we will have to proceed on the basis of the income as accepted by the High Court. The finding of fact in regard to the income of the deceased would not be challenged in the present appeal, at the behest of the insurer in view of the above background8. In terms o... | 1 | 1,158 | 130 | ### Instruction:
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2. The claim before the Tribunal arose thus: On 19 February 2006, Deepak was travelling as a passenger ... |
Smt. Kusum Lata Singhal Vs. Commissioner Of Income Tax Rajasthan,Jaipur And Ors | that the authorisation under section 132(1) of the Act was not in accordance with law and that, therefore, the search and seizure of the assets could not be said to have been made in accordance with law. The High Court noted that, in view of the fact that by virtue of the power under section 132(7) an order had been ma... | 0[ds]Our attention was also drawn to the observations of this court in Commissioner of Commercial Taxes v. Ramkishan Shrikishan Jhaver in support of the proposition that when a search was found illegal, the goods should be returned. Normally speaking, that would be so. This proposition is unexceptionable but in the lig... | 0 | 1,550 | 312 | ### Instruction:
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that the authorisation under section 132(1) of the Act was not in accordance with law and that, therefore, t... |
JAYAN AND ANR Vs. STATE OF KERALA | Parade was not held and the witness never knew accused before the incident. 15. It is well settled that T.I Parade is a part of investigation and it is not a substantive evidence. The question of holding T.I Parade arises when the accused is not known to the witness earlier. The identification by a witness of the accus... | 1[ds]It is pertinent to note that Shri Sajan Mathai and Shri Chandran who were the alleged prior owners of the truck were not examined by the prosecution. Surprisingly, no investigation was made whether the correct registration number of the truck was KLY-730 or KLB-7589. It appears that the prosecution came to the con... | 1 | 3,938 | 1,418 | ### Instruction:
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Parade was not held and the witness never knew accused before the incident. 15. It is well settled that T.... |
The State of Gujarat and others Vs. R.J. Pathan and others | Bench granted the interim relief and directed to maintain status quo and pursuant to the said interim order, the respondents were continued in service with the Government. In the year 2021, when the said LPA was taken up for further hearing, it was submitted on behalf of the respondents that as by now the respondents h... | 0[ds]The High Court has observed that even while absorbing and/or regularising the services of the respondents, the State Government may create supernumerary posts. Such a direction to create supernumerary posts is unsustainable. Such a direction is wholly without jurisdiction. No such direction can be issued by the Hi... | 0 | 2,605 | 765 | ### Instruction:
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Bench granted the interim relief and directed to maintain status quo and pursuant to the said interim order, the respondent... |
Bhartiben Ravibhai Rav Vs. Ravibhai Govindbhai Rav | R. Banumathi, J.1. This transfer petition filed under Section 25 of Code of Civil Procedure for transfer of H.M.P. No. 1668 of 2015 titled as `Ravibhai Gobindbhai Rav v. Bhartiben Ravibhai Rav pending before the Family Court Judge, Ahmedabad at Gujarat to the Court of Competent Jurisdiction at Dungarpur, Rajasthan.2. T... | 1[ds]4. Apart from divorce petition, there are other proceedings pending between the parties which have been filed by theat Dungarpur, Rajasthan viz; (i) FIR under Sectionand 406 IPC and under Section 4 of The Dowry Prohibition Act; (ii) Petition under Section 125 Cr.P.C. before the Family Court, Dungarpur, Rajasthan a... | 1 | 399 | 133 | ### Instruction:
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R. Banumathi, J.1. This transfer petition filed under Section 25 of Code of Civil Procedure for transfer o... |
Perumal Nadar (Dead) By L.R.S Vs. Ponnuswami | with Annapazham in the presence of a large number of persons clearly indicates that he accepted that Annapazham was converted to Hinduism before the marriage ceremony was performed.10. The second contention has little substance. The Madras Hindu (Bigamy Prevention and Divorce) Act 6 of 1949 provided by Sections 3 and 4... | 0[ds]9. The evidence clearly establishes that the parents of Annapazham arranged the marriage. The marriage was performed according to Hindu rites and ceremonies in the presence of relatives who were invited to attend : customary ceremonies peculiar to a marriage between Hindus were performed : no objection was raised ... | 0 | 2,434 | 439 | ### Instruction:
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with Annapazham in the presence of a large number of persons clearly indicates that he accepted that Annapazham wa... |
Bombay Gas Company Limited Vs. Jagannath Pandurang and Others | rejected; so also in the case of coke supply coolies and motor drivers. The workmen concerned here being all workmen of the mains department, the question of their being paid overtime wages under the provisions of the award does not arise. 11. The question, however, remains whether they are entitled to be paid overtime... | 1[ds]It would not be correct, therefore, to hold that they would be entitled to be paid separately for the weekly day off. It must be presumed that their scales of pay were the same as for the workmen who were working before 1948 also. There was no averment to the contrary. They cannot therefore, be allowed an extra be... | 1 | 3,563 | 723 | ### Instruction:
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rejected; so also in the case of coke supply coolies and motor drivers. The workmen concerned here being all work... |
The Kerala State Coastal Zone Management Authority Vs. The State of Kerala Maradu Municipality and Ors | into misadventure of raising a construction without securing permission from the competent authorities. That apart, the learned Counsel for the Respondent, has rightly pointed out that the direction of the High Court in the matter of demarcation and determination of HTL is based on the amendment dated 18.8.1994 introdu... | 1[ds]12. It is apparent that at the relevant time when the construction has been raised by the Respondents in the matters, the area was within CRZ-III. With respect to CRZ-III, the relevant notification dated 19.2.1991 indicates that the area of 200 meters from the High Tide Line is no development zone. No construction... | 1 | 4,236 | 1,047 | ### Instruction:
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into misadventure of raising a construction without securing permission from the competent authorities. That apar... |
Samundra Devi Vs. Narendra Kaur | the liability is fastened upon the insurer, the insurer would be bound to indemnify the insured unless the exceptions contained in Section 149 of the Act are attracted.15. It has not been disputed before us that in certain situations while opining that the insurance company would not be liable to reimburse the insured,... | 1[ds]13. The claimants/appellants filed an application for grant of compensation on the premise that they suffered damages owing to the acts of rashness and negligence in driving on the part of the respondent No.2. The owner of the vehicle as also the driver thereof were, thus, principally liable to pay compensation to... | 1 | 2,628 | 1,259 | ### Instruction:
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the liability is fastened upon the insurer, the insurer would be bound to indemnify the insured unless the exceptions con... |
Ashish Mahendrakar Vs. The State of Maharashtra and Others | under the Companies Act assumes significance. Can a Company registered under the Companies Act be attributed with the same amount of credulity, innocence and unsuspecting animus which an ordinary person may exhibit in the face of an irresistible offer of financial benefit. The nature and structure of the corporate gove... | 1[ds]6. We have given our anxious consideration to the rival submissions canvassed across the bar. To begin with, we are not persuaded to throw the challenge overboard on the count of locus of the petitioner, raised by the learned Special P.P. Indisputably, the petitioner has been arraigned as an accused in Special MPI... | 1 | 8,311 | 1,655 | ### Instruction:
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under the Companies Act assumes significance. Can a Company registered under the Companies Act be... |
Fatma Haji All Mohammad Haji & Others Vs. State of Bombay | to the plaintiff regarding those lands as prayed for. As regards the latter, it was held that it was within the discretion of the Government to order an alteration of the assessment on such lands and this discretion could not be questioned in a Court of law. The plaintiff being dissatisfied with this part of the decisi... | 1[ds]Having considered this case in all its aspects, we have reached the decision that the High Courts decision in so far as it refused relief to the plaintiff in respect to the lands mentioned in Sch. II should be reversed. Rule 92 cited in the earlier part of this judgment in imperative terms directs the Collector to... | 1 | 3,225 | 466 | ### Instruction:
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to the plaintiff regarding those lands as prayed for. As regards the latter, it was held that it was within the discretion ... |
Yenumula Mallu Dora Vs. Peruri Seetharatnam And Others | the Subordinate Judge have concurrently accepted, that he had made some transfers to screen his properties from his creditors and had suffered a decree for maintenance in a suit by his wife. In view of these facts, which the appellant cannot now deny, he is driven to support his case by argument on law. The argument, a... | 0[ds]The section expressly mentions three circumstances in which the petition made by a creditor must be dismissed namely, (i) the absence of the right of the creditor to make the application; (ii) failure to serve the debtor with the notice of the admission of the petition; and (iii) the ability of the debtor to pay h... | 0 | 2,277 | 584 | ### Instruction:
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the Subordinate Judge have concurrently accepted, that he had made some transfers to screen his properties from his creditor... |
Ravinder Parkash & Another Vs. State of Haryana | take us to the next question involved in this appeal that is in regard to identification of the dead body. For this purpose, the prosecution has relied upon the evidence of PWs3 and 4 according to the prosecution case, these witnesses were taken on 18.4.1993 by the investigating officer PW-9 to the place where a dead b... | 1[ds]6. The High Court on appeal, in our opinion, in a very brief discussion of the evidence concurred with the finding of the trial court. In this process it noted that the last seen evidence of PWs.2 and 5 inspires full confidence and the same is fully supported by Daily Entry No. 7 at Sampla Police Station dated 17.... | 1 | 4,128 | 1,332 | ### Instruction:
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take us to the next question involved in this appeal that is in regard to identification of the dead body. For th... |
M/S. Siemens Aktiengeselischaft & S.Ltd Vs. Dmrc Ltd. | upon the validity of the procedures adopted by the DMRC and the matter reached this Court. Continuance of the process of review even after the High Court had delivered its judgment amounted to subjecting the judicial pronouncement to an administrative review. There was no question of any such judicial determination or ... | 0[ds]23. The High Court has, in the case at hand, undertaken that exercise and concluded that there was neither any illegality nor any irregularity in the process of evaluation of the bids or the final allotment of the contract. That view has come to be assailed by the appellant on what is essentially a short point rai... | 0 | 7,509 | 1,305 | ### Instruction:
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upon the validity of the procedures adopted by the DMRC and the matter reached this Court. Continuance of the process of r... |
Reliance Energy Limited Vs. Maharashtra State Road Devt.Corp.Ld.&Ors | current operating assets and liabilities. (See Stage II).Depreciation: This item of expense reduces the profit since it is a charge made against revenue for the use of tangible fixed assets. The likely journal entry to record the depreciation expense is:(i) Depreciation Account Dr.To Provision for Depreciation Account(... | 1[ds]At this stage, we need to clarify that HDEC had undertaken construction contracts in Iraq. That, large receivables had arisen prior to 1999 on account of war in Iraq. The Iraq contract receivables had nothing whatsoever to do with the three accounting years 2001, 2002 and 2003, therefore, there were no Iraq contra... | 1 | 12,145 | 2,628 | ### Instruction:
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current operating assets and liabilities. (See Stage II).Depreciation: This item of expense reduces the prof... |
Sentinel Rolling Shutters and Engineering Company Ltd Vs. The Commissioner of Sales Tax | being. The manufacturer would undoubtedly be the owner or the component parts when he fabricates them, but at no stages does he become the owner or the rolling shutter as a unit so as to transfer the property in it to the customer. The rolling shutter comes into existence as a unit when the component parts are fixed in... | 1[ds]This has always been a difficult question, because most of the cases which come before the courts arecases and the decisions given by courts are by no means uniform. But so far as the present case is concerned, it does not present any serious difficulty and is comparatively free from complexity or doubt, for there... | 1 | 4,745 | 3,074 | ### Instruction:
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being. The manufacturer would undoubtedly be the owner or the component parts when he fabricates them, but at no ... |
M/S. Shree Mahavir Carbon Ltd Vs. Om Prakash Jalan (Financer) | of these allegations. However, there is no discussion worth the name, in the impugned judgment, as to how and on what basis the High Court accepted such a plea of the respondents herein, in recording its conclusion that it was a case of rendition of accounts simplicitor. 10. After all the High Court was setting aside t... | 1[ds]We are of the opinion that while recording the decision with clarity, the Court is also supposed to record sufficient reasons in taking a particular decision or arriving at a particular conclusion. The reasons should be such that they demonstrate that the decision has been arrived at on a objectiveare not entering... | 1 | 2,462 | 258 | ### Instruction:
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of these allegations. However, there is no discussion worth the name, in the impugned judgment, as to how and on what basis... |
Krishna Kumar Narula & Another Vs. State of Jammu and Kashmir & Others | under the East Bengal and Assam Excise Act 1910. There incidentally two decisions of this Court, namely, 1954 SCR 873 : (AIR 1954 SC 220 ) and State of Assam v. A. N. Kidwai, Commissioner of Hills Division and Appeals, Shillong, 1957 SCR 295 : (AIR 1957 SC 414 ) were noticed and it was observed that there was no inhere... | 0[ds]9. The first point, namely, the constitutional validity of S. 20 of the Act was not raised in the High Court. We cannot permit the appellant to raise that question for the first time before us. But we should not be understood to have expressed our view one way or other on the said question.A scrutiny of these deci... | 0 | 3,704 | 576 | ### Instruction:
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under the East Bengal and Assam Excise Act 1910. There incidentally two decisions of this Court, namely, 1954... |
Gurgaon Gramin Bank Vs. Khazani | Forum be complied within one month”. 6. The bank, dissatisfied with the order by the District Forum, filed Appeal No.2404/2007 before State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, Haryana, Panchkula. Rejecting the appeal, the appellate forum held as follows: “Admittedly, the complainant had got her buffalo insured with... | 0[ds]12. We are of the view that issues raised before us are purely questions of facts examined by the three forums including the National Disputes Redressal Commission and we fail to see what is the important question of law to be decided by the Supreme Court. In our view, these types of litigation should be discourag... | 0 | 1,677 | 275 | ### Instruction:
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Forum be complied within one month”. 6. The bank, dissatisfied with the order by the District Forum, filed Appeal No.2404/... |
State of Uttar Pradesh Vs. Satya Narain Prasad | Sikri, J.1. This appeal by special leave is directed against the judgment of the High Court of Judicature at Allahabad in Second Appeal No. 81 of 1957, whereby the High Court (S. N. Katju, J.) allowed the appeal, set aside the decree of the court below and decreed the suit in terms of the decree passed by the Trial Cou... | 0[ds]7. In construing Section 10 of the Act it has to be borne in mind that it deals with the cancellation of a lease of tolls of a public ferry. In other words, once the notice is effective valuable rights of a lessee come to an end. This is recognised by the Legislature by providing a six months notice. This period i... | 0 | 1,094 | 368 | ### Instruction:
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Sikri, J.1. This appeal by special leave is directed against the judgment of the High Court of Judicature at Allahabad in Se... |
M/s. Bejoy Lakshmi Cotton Mills Ltd Vs. State of West Bengal & Others | a development scheme, and at subsequent stages. The Land Planning Committee set up under the Act, does not come into the picture, at the stage when the Government issues a notification, under S. 4 of the Act. In this connection, it is necessary to note that the expression notified area, under S. 2 (c) of the Act, means... | 0[ds]We are also in agreement with the views expressed by the High Court that the Governors personal satisfaction was not necessary in this case as, this is not an item of business, with respect to which, the Governor is, by or under the Constitution, required to act in his discretion. Although the executive Government... | 0 | 7,531 | 688 | ### Instruction:
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a development scheme, and at subsequent stages. The Land Planning Committee set up under the Act, does not ... |
Jitendra Bahadur Singh Vs. Krishna Behari & Ors | for any counting table but the returning officer did not accept their appointment.Under S.47 of the Representation of the People Act, 1951, a contesting candidate or his election agent may appoint in the prescribed manner one or more persons but not exceeding such number as may as be prescribed by the rules, to be pres... | 1[ds]7. The importance of maintaining the secrecy of ballot papers and the circumstances under which that secrecy can be violated has been considered by this Court in several cases. In particular we may refer to the decisions of this Court in Ram Sewak Yadav v. Hussain Kamil Kidwai, 1964-6 SCR 238 = (AIR 1964 SC 1249... | 1 | 2,669 | 1,787 | ### Instruction:
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for any counting table but the returning officer did not accept their appointment.Under S.47 of the Representation of the... |
Reliance Cellulose Products Ltd Vs. Collector Of Central Excise, Hyderabad | Moreover, the Tribunal has referred to several technical dictionaries and has concluded that the product sodium carboxymethyl cellulose is an ether. In the background of all these facts, we are unable to uphold the contention that the Tribunal has wrongly concluded that the product manufactured by the appellant falls u... | 0[ds]20. In other words, if the word used in a fiscal statute is understood in common parlance or in the commercial world in a particular sense, it must be taken that the Excise Act has used that word in the commonly understood sense. That sense cannot be taken away by attributing a technical meaning to the word. But i... | 0 | 3,554 | 573 | ### Instruction:
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Moreover, the Tribunal has referred to several technical dictionaries and has concluded that the product sod... |
R. Dalmia Vs. Commissioner Of Income-Tax, New Delhi | contention, it will be appropriate to examine the material part of section 2(6C)(iii) of the 1922 Act, which runs as follows: (iii) the value of any benefit or perquisite, whether convertible into money or not, obtained from a company either by a director or by any other person who has a substantial interest in the com... | 0[ds]From an analysis of clause (iii), it is clear that it falls in two distinct parts. The first part is confined to the obtaining of the value of any benefit or perquisite from a company by a director, even if he has no substantial interest in the company. The second part applies to a person who may not be a director... | 0 | 2,326 | 687 | ### Instruction:
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contention, it will be appropriate to examine the material part of section 2(6C)(iii) of the 1922 Act, whic... |
Rai Bahadur Gujarmal Modi & Bros. Private Limited Vs. Godfrey Philips India Limited & Another | the definition clause cannot be given the interpretation that whenever there is a dispute relating to a company, it is the company court as defined in section 2(11) that will have the jurisdiction.9. A single Judge of the Gujarat High Court in the case of M.G.Doshit vs. Reliance Petrochemicals Ltd., 1994 (Vol.79) 830, ... | 0[ds]13. In our considered view, section 10 of the Act of 1956 only determines the territorial jurisdiction of the High Court. The said provision cannot be construed to mean that the High Court has jurisdiction with respect to all matters relating to a Company. Wherever a special remedy before the Special Court has bee... | 0 | 1,731 | 400 | ### Instruction:
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the definition clause cannot be given the interpretation that whenever there is a dispute relating to a company, it is the... |
Harinagar Sugar Mills Ltd Vs. M. W. Pradhan | S. 46 (5) (a) of the Indian Income-tax Act does not in terms prevent the debtor from compounding his claim with the creditor. It only directs him to hold the money for or on account of the assessee to pay to the Income-tax Officer. But, if in contravention of the notice issued to him, the debtor pays the said money to ... | 0[ds]4. That apart, under O.XL, R. 1 (d), of the Code of Civil Procedure the Court can also confer on the Receiver such of those powers as the Court thinks fit. It is implicit in this apparently wide power that it shall be confined to the scope of the Receivers administration of the estate. If, for the proper and effec... | 0 | 5,573 | 2,487 | ### Instruction:
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S. 46 (5) (a) of the Indian Income-tax Act does not in terms prevent the debtor from compounding his claim ... |
National Sewing Thread Co. Ltd Vs. James Chadwick & Bros. Ltd.(J.& P. Coats Ltd., Assignee)Re | that an appeal shall lie to the High Court from the order of the Registrar and has said nothing more about it. Clearly, therefore, to this case the rule enunciated in 1913 Appeal Cases 546 had application, and the rule stated in Mask case [67 I.A. 222.] had no bearing on this point.As regards the merits of the case we ... | 0[ds]In our judgment both the questions canvassed in this appeal admit of an easy answer in spite of a number of hurdles and difficulties suggested during the arguments. It is not disputed that the decision of Mr. Justice Shah does constitute a judgment within the meaning of clause 15 of the Letterswas said that the pr... | 0 | 7,094 | 3,429 | ### Instruction:
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that an appeal shall lie to the High Court from the order of the Registrar and has said nothing more ... |
Branch Manager, Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance Company Ltd and Others Vs. Dalbir Kaur | alcohol abuse and that the facts which were in the knowledge of the proposer had not been disclosed. This brings the ground for repudiation squarely within the principles which have been formulated by this Court in the decisions to which a reference has been made earlier. In Life Insurance Corporation of India v. Asha ... | 1[ds]9. A contract of insurance is one of utmost good faith. A proposer who seeks to obtain a policy of life insurance is duty bound to disclose all material facts bearing upon the issue as to whether the insurer would consider it appropriate to assume the risk which is proposed. It is with this principle in view that ... | 1 | 2,328 | 1,026 | ### Instruction:
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alcohol abuse and that the facts which were in the knowledge of the proposer had not been disclosed. Th... |
Oriental Insurance Company Limited Vs. Meena Tukaram Jadhav & Others | not include that which claimant receives on account of other forms of death, which he would have received even apart from accidental death. Thus, such pecuniary advantage would have no correlation to the accidental death for which compensation is computed. Any amount received or receivable not only on account of the ac... | 1[ds]15. This finding will have to be appreciated in the light of the fact that the widow of deceased Pramod stated in herthat the truck came on its wrong side. She deposed that at that time, the truck was being driven in a very high speed. From deposition it is clear that the auto rickshaw was being driven on its corr... | 1 | 5,695 | 681 | ### Instruction:
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not include that which claimant receives on account of other forms of death, which he would have rece... |
A.K. Gopalan Vs. The State Of Madras.Union Of India: Intervener | 10 were meant to be applicable under all the three contingencies referred to above. This is clear from the foot that provisions of paras 7, 9 and 10 have not been repeated or incorporated in paras 11 to 16, although it cannot be suggested that they were not to take effect on the happening of the second contingency. Aga... | 1[ds](14 ) The changes that are to take effect on the happening of the second event are in regard to the bequests in favour of the adopted son. Under para 4 of the will, the adopted son was to get all the properties of the testator with the exception of those given to the two daughters, the mother and the wife. Under p... | 1 | 3,933 | 907 | ### Instruction:
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10 were meant to be applicable under all the three contingencies referred to above. This is clear from the... |
M/S. Mangalam Organics Ltd Vs. Union Of India | to the judgment of this Court in the case of Common Cause v. Union of India and Others, 2003(4) R.C.R.(Civil) 685 : 2003(2) R.C.R.(Rent) 552 : (2003) 8 SCC 250. In that case, though the legislature had made amendments in the Delhi Rent Act, it was left to the Government to notify the date of coming into force the said ... | 0[ds]We have bestowed our serious consideration that this case deserves to the issues involved.QUESTION NO.When the matter is examined taking into consideration all the facts in totality, we are of the view that there is no clinching evidence to suggest the existence of a general practice not to levy excise duty. Under... | 0 | 8,920 | 1,254 | ### Instruction:
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to the judgment of this Court in the case of Common Cause v. Union of India and Others, 2003(4) R.C.R.(Civil... |
RAJASTHAN SMALL INDUSTRIES CORPORTION LIMITED Vs. M/S GANESH CONTAINERS MOVERS SYNDICATE | another according to the rules that were applicable to the appointment of the original arbitrator who was being replaced. The term “rules” in Section 15(2) obviously referred to the provision for appointment contained in the arbitration agreement or any rules of any institution under which the disputes were referred to... | 1[ds]20. It is in this backdrop, the respondent has filed the arbitration petition before the High Court under Section 11 and Section 15 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 on 13.05.2015 seeking appointment of an independent arbitrator. As noted earlier, as per Clause 4.20.1 of Schedule-4 (General Conditions)... | 1 | 7,655 | 2,145 | ### Instruction:
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another according to the rules that were applicable to the appointment of the original arbitrator who... |
Dulcina Fernandes Vs. Joaquim Xavier Cruz | of a claim petition under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 a three-judge-bench of this Court has culled out certain propositions of which propositions (ii), (v) and (vi) would be relevant to the facts of the present case and, therefore, may be extracted hereinbelow: “(ii) The rules of the pleadings do not strictly apply as... | 1[ds]The said aspects of the evidence ofdo not appear to have been taken note of or to have received any consideration of the learned Tribunal. At the same time it is possible to take the view that the evidence ofproperly read and considered, can lead to a conclusion contrary to what has been arrived at by the learned ... | 1 | 2,142 | 288 | ### Instruction:
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of a claim petition under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 a three-judge-bench of this Court has culled out cer... |
Bharat Sewa Sansthan Vs. U.P. Electronics Corpn. Ltd | for the respondent-Corporation, submitted that the balance amount of arrears of rent, payment of water and sewerage tax and the amount of interest as claimed by the appellant-Sansthan in its calculation statement cannot be decided by this Court in the absence of any satisfactory and tangible evidence appearing on recor... | 0[ds]16. The Divisional Incharge (Personnel), working in the respondent-Corporation in his reply affidavit to calculation statement filed by the appellant-Sansthan on 26.2.2007, states that in terms of the order dated 12.7.2006 of thisCourt, the entire amount is paid in respect of the portion in possession of the respo... | 0 | 4,652 | 1,530 | ### Instruction:
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for the respondent-Corporation, submitted that the balance amount of arrears of rent, payment of water and sewera... |
M/S Voltas Limited, Bombay Vs. Union Of India & Ors | to the public interest. 14. At this stage it shall be proper to refer to Section 38 of the Act. Sub-section 1 of Section 38 also contains a statutory fiction because it says that for purposes of any proceedings before the Commission under Section 37, a restrictive trade practice shall be deemed to be prejudicial to the... | 1[ds]From the facts of that case, it will appear that Tata Engg. and Locomotive Co. (hereinafter referred to as the TELCO) used to sell vehicles and had of its own initiative introduced certain procedures for distribution of its vehicles. It had notified to its dealers the maximum price for each model of vehicle which ... | 1 | 6,759 | 1,695 | ### Instruction:
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to the public interest. 14. At this stage it shall be proper to refer to Section 38 of the Act. Sub-sec... |
S. Srikantiah & Ors Vs. The Regional Transport Authority,Anantapur & Ors | Pradesh case cited above held that the directions issued by the Government in G. O. Ms. No. 1077 of 7th May 1959 pursuant to which the Regional Transport Authority by its proceedings dated 12th May 1959 called upon the Regional Transport Officers to notify the operators and which the said officers had notified authoris... | 0[ds]This very contention was raised before the High Court which disagreeing with the Madhya Pradesh case cited above held that the directions issued by the Government in G. O. Ms. No. 1077 of 7th May 1959 pursuant to which the Regional Transport Authority by its proceedings dated 12th May 1959 called upon the Regional... | 0 | 1,800 | 414 | ### Instruction:
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Pradesh case cited above held that the directions issued by the Government in G. O. Ms. No. 1077 of 7th May 1959 pursuant ... |
P. H. Divecha And Another Vs. Commissioner Of Income-Tax,Bombay I | be called income, profits or gains or even income from "other sources. The payments can be regarded only as ad hoc payments. 16. Even if it be not regarded as a payment for loss of capital it cannot be regarded as payment for any services rendered or likely to be rendered. The services in the past were amply remunerate... | 1[ds]11. The gist of the agreement, therefore was that the Firm was to have an exclusive territory for sale of Philips lamps and undertook to sell only Philips lamps in that territory. The agreement allowed the Firm compensation if Philips lamps were sold in the territory by the Company. There was no provision in the a... | 1 | 6,696 | 2,564 | ### Instruction:
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be called income, profits or gains or even income from "other sources. The payments can be regard... |
Jagadguru Gurushiddaswami Vs. Dakshina Maharashtra Digambarjain Sabha | would be to apply for execution of the decree in the previous suit. This difficulty, however, is not insuperable, as under section 47 of the Civil Procedure Code the court is empowered to treat a suit as an execution proceeding, when there is no question of limitation or jurisdiction standing in the way of the plaintif... | 0[ds]Both the courts below have held that a suit of this description is governed by article 134-B of the Limitation Act and the period of limitation is 12 years computed from the date when the previous Mahant died. The plaintiffs predecessor admittedly died in 1920 and the suit was brought more than 12 years after that... | 0 | 2,203 | 1,124 | ### Instruction:
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would be to apply for execution of the decree in the previous suit. This difficulty, however, is not insuperable,... |
M/S.Tashi Delek Gaming Solutions Ltd&Anr Vs. State Of Karnataka | dispute must fall within one or the other category specified in clauses (a), (b) and (c). 49. In State of Karnataka vs. Union of India (1977) 4 SCC 608 ), this Court observed: "It has to be remembered that Article 131 is traceable to Section 204 of the Government of India Act. The jurisdiction conferred by it thus orig... | 1[ds]22. The Appellants herein were appointed as agents of the State, which were governed by contract, in terms whereof, they had invested a huge amount. If the statements made in the writ petitions to which we have adverted to hereinbefore are correct, in the event the impugned notification is implemented the Appellan... | 1 | 6,836 | 1,058 | ### Instruction:
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dispute must fall within one or the other category specified in clauses (a), (b) and (c). 49. In State of Karnatak... |
Attar Singh Vs. Inder Kumar | were not there, a landlord can ask for an order directing the tenant to put him in possession in the case of rented land if he required it for his own use. In such circumstances it would have been immaterial what was the use to which the landlord intended to put the rented land after he got possession of it so long as ... | 1[ds]7. We are of opinion that the contention raised on behalf of the appellant is correct, and the view taken by the High Court in the case of Municipal Committee Abohar cannot be sustained. It is true that in sub-cl. (a) the words "for his own use" are not qualified and at first sight it may appear that a landlord ca... | 1 | 2,691 | 1,419 | ### Instruction:
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were not there, a landlord can ask for an order directing the tenant to put him in possession in the case of... |
Government of Tamil Nadu Vs. Thiru Lakshmi Match Works | BHAGWATI, J.These appeals by certificate are directed against an order passed by the High Court of Madras disposing of three revision petitions preferred by the three respondents challenging the levy of sales tax on certain transactions of sale of matches entered into by them with buyers in the States of Karnataka and ... | 1[ds]It is no doubt true that in Sitalakshmi Mills case [1968] 22 STC 436 (Mad) the High Court of Madras held section 8(2)(b) to be ultra vires and void but this decision of the Madras High Court was reversed in appeal by this Court. The judgment of this Court reversing that decision is reported as State of Tamil Nadu... | 1 | 560 | 162 | ### Instruction:
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BHAGWATI, J.These appeals by certificate are directed against an order passed by the High Court of Madr... |
State of Gujarat Vs. Prakash Trading Company Ahmedabad | that all the three articles in question, namely, Palmolive shampoo, Colgate tooth paste and Colgate tooth brush are toilet articles as mentioned in Entry 21A of Schedule E to the Act. As against that Mr. Chagla on behalf of the respondent has canvassed for the correctness of the view of the High Court. 4. We may at thi... | 1[ds]5. So far as Colgate tooth paste is concerned, we find that the matter is concluded by a decision of this Court in the case of Sarin Chemical Laboratories v. Commissioner of Sales Tax, U. P., 26 STC 339 = (AIR 1971 SC 65 ). It was held in that case that tooth powder is a toilet requisite and was liable to sales t... | 1 | 1,654 | 935 | ### Instruction:
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that all the three articles in question, namely, Palmolive shampoo, Colgate tooth paste and Colgate tooth brush are toile... |
Municipality Of Bhiwandi And Nizampur Vs. M/S. Kailash Sizing Works | to May.4. The Government of Maharashtra demolished a portion of Varala Dam in the month of May, 1963. In consequence the water stored in the lake was bound to pass through the nallah to the creek. The appellant commenced the work of laying cement slab across the nallah in about the second week of June, 1963. The centri... | 0[ds]11. Section 167 of the Bombay District Municipal Act confers protection on the Municipality in respect of anything in good faith done or intended to be done. The expression "done in good faith" has been defined in the Bombay General Clauses Act, 1904 and in the General Clauses Act. to mean, done honestly whether d... | 0 | 1,255 | 395 | ### Instruction:
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to May.4. The Government of Maharashtra demolished a portion of Varala Dam in the month of May, 1963. In cons... |
Poohari Fakir Sadavarthy of Bondilipuram & Another Vs. Commissioner, Hindu Religious & Charitable Endowments | for the support of the pagoda of Jagannadhaswami in column 8 meant for the description of the inam again, appears to be an entry made under an erroneous impression. There was no temple in existence when the grant was made in about 1747 A.D.23. Exhibit P-55 is an extract from the Register of Inams in the village of Bala... | 1[ds]12. It is also a matter for surprise that no independent grant to this temple was made subsequent to its coming into existence. Some one religiously and charitably disposed could have thought of endowing some property to this public temple erected by the Head of a well-known institution in that part of the country... | 1 | 5,177 | 992 | ### Instruction:
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The Chairman & Mng.Dir., Tnhb Vs. S. Saraswathy | of 1998, his legal representatives do not have the locus to contend that the order dated 21-8-1990 passed by this Court in SLPs (C) Nos. 11353-55 of 1988 had the effect of nullifying the entire acquisition." 11. We are respectfully in accord with the observations of Coordinate Benches that unless the Declaration under ... | 1[ds]11. We are respectfully in accord with the observations of Coordinate Benches that unless the Declaration under Section 6 or the Notification under Section 4 of the Act is not explicitly quashed in toto or in its wholeness by the Court, the benefits of relief granted by the Court would be effective only qua the pa... | 1 | 4,686 | 795 | ### Instruction:
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Board Of Directors Of Andhra Pradesh Co-Operative Centra Vs. Chittor Primary Co-Operative Land Mortgagebank Ltd. Etc | which power to supervise is to include the power of appointment, transfer and disciplinary action. It is only where what is not included in a particular term as generally understood or where there is some doubt in respect of any particular matter being included, that the Legislature specified it by including that matte... | 0[ds]6. We have set out some of the relevant provisions to show that there is nothing in the Act which empowers the Central Mortgage Bank, notwithstanding the fact it provides funds to the mortgage banks to make collection of the loans advanced by the mortgage banks. The rule making power conferred on the Government fo... | 0 | 3,380 | 1,934 | ### Instruction:
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which power to supervise is to include the power of appointment, transfer and disciplinary action. It is onl... |
Supertex Industries Limited Vs. S Union of India | the subsidy is liable to be given to the petitioner. Relying on certain cases decided by the Supreme Court of India, it was submitted by Mr. Agarwal that this Court, in writ jurisdiction, should not normally issue a mandamus directing doing of a particular thing when the allegation is that there is failure on the part ... | 1[ds]( 10 ) WE have considered the rival submissions and given appropriate weight. It will be seen that the application of the petitioner company was rejected on the ground that it belongs to a group of companies and, therefore, is not entitled to grant of subsidy. Therefore, it does not fulfill the requirements mentio... | 1 | 2,909 | 425 | ### Instruction:
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the subsidy is liable to be given to the petitioner. Relying on certain cases decided by the Supreme Court of India, it wa... |
Union of India and Others Vs. M. B. Patnaik and Others | of an Inquiry Committee consisting of more than one person by the impression formed by him about the truthfulness or otherwise of a particular witness examined during the inquiry. From the stage antecedent to the framing of the charges everything is recorded in writing. The allegations on which the charges are based ar... | 0[ds]It would appear from the above extract that it is not at all necessary that the enquiry which had been held in part by more than one enquiry officers should be continued by the same enquiry officers until the end. The post which the members of the Inquiry Committee held originally might have been ceased to exist a... | 0 | 3,381 | 459 | ### Instruction:
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Thiru John and Another Vs. Returning Officer and Others | learned counsel and hold that Shri Mohana Rangam did not get automatically excluded. Both he and Shri Subramanyan were continuing candidates. Shri Subramanyan could not be declared elected as he had not obtained the required quota of 3, 201 votes. This takes us to the next question . Should all the votes that had polle... | 0[ds]While it is true that the onus of proving that on the date fixed for the scrutiny of nominations, Shri John was less than 30 years of age, w as on the election-petitioners, they had amply discharged this onus by bringing on record overwhelming documentary evidence of a cogent and convincing character. This documen... | 0 | 7,872 | 2,497 | ### Instruction:
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learned counsel and hold that Shri Mohana Rangam did not get automatically excluded. Both he and Shri... |
HYDERABAD INDUSTRIES LTD Vs. COMMERCIAL TAX OFFICER | Civil Appeal No. 6246 of 2004 1. This appeal is directed against the judgment and order passed by High Court of Madras in Writ Petition No. 6169 of 2002, dated 01.04.2004 whereby and whereunder the Division Bench of the High Court by a well-reasoned order has rejected the writ petition filed by the Appellant-herein. Th... | 0[ds]2. The assessment year in question is 1988-89. Since we are in complete agreement with the view expressed by the Division Bench of the High Court, we do not intend to delve into the facts of the case and also various submissions made by the learned Counsels for the parties. In the instant case, suffice it is to ap... | 0 | 829 | 586 | ### Instruction:
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Civil Appeal No. 6246 of 2004 1. This appeal is directed against the judgment and order passed by... |
Shankar Sitaram Sontakke And Another Vs. Balkrishna Sitaram Sontakke And Others | family business would be either altogether stopped after the 31st March 1946, or would be run either by the arbitrators or the Commissioners and the profits accruing there from would be deposited in court for distribution among the parties according to their shares.This application was made on November 22, 1947. His Pl... | 1[ds]7. It seems to us that upon a fair reading of the compromise arrived at between the parties in the circumstances then existing, the only legitimate conclusion possible is that the parties had agreed to confine the taking of all accounts up to March 31, 1946, and had closed the door to reopening them beyond that da... | 1 | 3,231 | 1,004 | ### Instruction:
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family business would be either altogether stopped after the 31st March 1946, or would be run either by the arbitrators o... |
Vizagapatam Dock Labour Board Vs. Stevedores Association, Vishakhapatnam & Ors | of retrenchment compensation to certain workmen who had registered themselves as workmen under the Dock Labour Board. They had filed a claim against the permanent Stevedores under whom they were working originally. The learned Judge, after a consideration of the Scheme framed for the Cochin Port, which is substantially... | 1[ds]10. Having due regard to the nature of the claim and the basis on which the Tribunal itself has proceeded, we are satisfied that the claim for bonus has been made by the Unions specifically against the Stevedores Association and its members and, as such, the Tribunal was not justified in making the Board liable.11... | 1 | 7,070 | 2,341 | ### Instruction:
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of retrenchment compensation to certain workmen who had registered themselves as workmen under the Dock Labour Board. They... |
Links Advertisers & Business Promoters Vs. Commissioner, Corporation Of The City Ofb | that the article should face or have its front toward, opposite or over against the house or the street. In our opinion the word "fronting" has been used in the proviso not in any leg al or technical sense but as used in ordinary parlance. It is not a term of art but one that signifies its meaning according to common n... | 0[ds]The sine qua non for the application of this section is, therefore, that the advertisements displayed by any person must be to public view in any manner whatsoever. Once these conditions are satisfied, the person who exhibits the advertisements is liable to pay tax on such advertisements As, however, the Act was m... | 0 | 3,424 | 1,074 | ### Instruction:
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Bombay Oxygen Corporation Vs. Girish Nagesh Suvarna and Another | These two appeals arise out of the proceedings initiated before the Labour Court in two references. The case putforth by the respondents-workmen is that they were working as Courier servicemen since 1984 and their last drawn salary was Rs.600/- per month. Each of them claimed to have worked for four years without break... | 1[ds]The contention putforth on behalf of the appellants is that they were engaged on contract basis and they were not workmen. The Labour Court as well as the High Court on consideration of the evidence adduced before it came to the conclusion aswitness has admitted that at the time of appointment of these two workmen... | 1 | 286 | 227 | ### Instruction:
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These two appeals arise out of the proceedings initiated before the Labour Court in two references. The... |
Bhagwan Vishwanath Phadnis and Others Vs. Bhasker Digamber Choudhary | CHANDRACHUD, J.1. The appellants are owners of a house situated at 1204/23, Shivaji Nagar, Poona. They filed a suit against the respondent for possession of a block of three rooms and a verandah let out to him as a monthly tenant. After considering the requirements of the appellants and on consideration of the question... | 1[ds]3. We are unable to appreciate, after considering everything that the learned Judge of the High Court has said in his elaborate judgment, that it was necessary to set aside the entire judgment of the Joint Judge and reopen the appeal before him. The two Courts of fact had concurrently recorded the finding that the... | 1 | 947 | 453 | ### Instruction:
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CHANDRACHUD, J.1. The appellants are owners of a house situated at 1204/23, Shivaji Nagar, Poona. They ... |
M/S Best Sellers Retail(I)P.Ltd Vs. M/S Aditya Birla Nuvo Ltd | an order of injunction would not be passed as prayed for. Hence, we only have to consider whether these well-settled principles relating to grant of temporary injunction have been kept in mind by the trial court and the High Court. 13. On a reading of clause B-2 of the agreement, we find that Liberty Agencies had given... | 1[ds]17. Despite this claim towards damages made by the respondent no.1 in the plaint, the trial court has held that if the temporary injunction as sought for is not granted, Liberty Agencies may lease or sub-lease the suit schedule property or create third party interest over the same and in such an event, there will ... | 1 | 3,482 | 325 | ### Instruction:
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Southern Gas Limited Vs. Visveswaraya Iron and Steel Limited | M. SRINIVASAN, J. Leave granted 2. This is an appeal against the judgment and order of the High Court of Karnataka at Bangalore passed in Miscellaneous First Appeal No. 478 of 1992 3. An agreement was entered into between the appellant and the respondent towards delivering, taking, upon etc., of oxygen on certain terms... | 1[ds]We think the appellant is on sound ground in contending this way towards interpretation of the agreement contained in Clause (7) above referred to read with Clause (22) providing for arbitration. Even learned counsel for the respondent appreciated the logic of the argument and has in the manner submitted to it bef... | 1 | 511 | 118 | ### Instruction:
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M. SRINIVASAN, J. Leave granted 2. This is an appeal against the judgment and order of the High Court of Kar... |
Union of India (UOI) and Ors Vs. N.K. Srivasta and Ors | in the absence of the necessary nursery facilities required to handle a premature baby. We hold accordingly. 7. However, having allowed the revision that was filed by Sarvodaya Hospital against the finding of negligence, the NCDRC elaborated on the question as to whether Safdarjung Hospital had been correctly exonerate... | 0[ds]11. From the record, we find that, in the present case, the only factual foundation that was led before the District Forum was the evidence of Dr K C Aggarwal who deposed that the patient in question had been treated free of charge. We have scrutinized the grounds of appeal in the Special Leave Petition. Not even ... | 0 | 2,027 | 1,616 | ### Instruction:
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Bank of Maharashtra Vs. Race Shipping & Tpt. Co. Pvt. Ltd | urged that the dispute between the parties relates to the liability of the appellant-bank to reimburse respondent No.1 the sum of Rs.95,000/- debited to the account of respondent No.1 on the basis of cheque No.425395 dated August 26, 1992 that was encashed by the appellant-bank which is claimed to be forged in the sens... | 1[ds]10. Since the Writ Petition is still pending in the High Court and the question of maintainability of the Writ Petition has yet to be considered we do not propose to go into the said question. All that we wish to say at this stage is that the objections that have been raised by theagainst the maintainability of th... | 1 | 2,162 | 411 | ### Instruction:
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urged that the dispute between the parties relates to the liability of the appellant-bank to reimburse respondent No.1 the s... |
British India Corporation Limited Vs. Market Committee, Dhariwal and Another | to make a fresh assessment according to the rules.The appellant contended in the present Writ Petition out of which this appeal has arisen that although it made all efforts for associating itself with the fresh assessment proceedings by producing the necessary records, the Market Committee once again levied market fee ... | 0[ds]A perusal of the records produced by the appellant reveals the existence of a number of original contracts entered into by the appellant at Kanpur with various suppliers of raw wool in India with a provision practically in all the transactions that 80 per cent of the goods was payable against the documents and the... | 0 | 1,536 | 360 | ### Instruction:
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to make a fresh assessment according to the rules.The appellant contended in the present Writ Petition ... |
DLF Universal Ltd. and Anr Vs. The Director General [Investigation and Registration] and Anr | specified. In other words, if a transfer is made in violation of the undertaking, the statute does not provide that the same would be illegal or the transferee would not derive any title by reason thereof.37. The right of a transferee, however, would be subject to the building laws or regulatory statute relating to use... | 0[ds]15. It is not in dispute that DLF is a colonizer. It is further not in dispute that licences had been granted to it for the construction of a colony. It also stands admitted that the schools, hospitals, community centres and other community buildings were required to be constructed in the colony in terms of the li... | 0 | 6,761 | 586 | ### Instruction:
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specified. In other words, if a transfer is made in violation of the undertaking, the statute does not ... |
Tata Iron & Steel Company Ltd Vs. District Transport Officer & Others | the present appeal arises.5. After perusing the impugned judgment it would be seen that the aforesaid contention of the appellant challenging the order of the Adjudicating Authority has not been dealt with or answered at all though it is specifically taken note of in para 4 of the said judgment. On the other hand, the ... | 1[ds]5. After perusing the impugned judgment it would be seen that the aforesaid contention of the appellant challenging the order of the Adjudicating Authority has not been dealt with or answered at all though it is specifically taken note of in para 4 of the said judgment. On the other hand, the entire basis of the i... | 1 | 2,230 | 1,652 | ### Instruction:
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the present appeal arises.5. After perusing the impugned judgment it would be seen that the aforesaid contention o... |
SHISHUPAL SINGH Vs. THE STATE OF UTTAR PRADESH HOME DEPARTMENT STATION HOUSE OFFICER | SANJAY KISHAN KAUL, J. 1. Leave granted. 2. An FIR dated 04.09.2005 was registered in P.S. Khera Garh, District Agra, Uttar Pradesh in respect of Crime Case No.331/05 under Sections 147,148,149,307,302,323,504 and 506 of IPC. 3. The police carried out investigation and filed a charge- sheet. While the trial was on, dur... | 1[ds]6. A perusal of the order dated 02.09.2006 would show that what is recorded is that the prosecution has given an application under Section 319 of the Cr.P.C. This is admittedly not factually correct. The application was filed by the complainant aggrieved by the dropping of the name of the appellant from the array ... | 1 | 993 | 648 | ### Instruction:
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SANJAY KISHAN KAUL, J. 1. Leave granted. 2. An FIR dated 04.09.2005 was registered in P.S. Khera Garh, Distri... |
SWARNALATHA & ORS Vs. KALAVATHY & ORS | namely Mannar Reddiar was one of the attestors to the Will. In fact the reading of Exhibit P-1 (Will) goes to show that the daughter Kalavathy was given in marriage to a bank employee way back in the year 1970. According to Exhibit P--1 (Will), the daughter was provided 50 sovereigns of gold jewellery at the time of th... | 1[ds]17. But each one of the above circumstances, neither individually nor collectively creates a suspicion. The signature of the mother Adhilakshmiammal in Exhibit P--1 (Will) is not disputed. It was executed on 30.01.1995 and her husband namely Mannar Reddiar was one of the attestors to the Will. In fact the reading ... | 1 | 2,795 | 1,176 | ### Instruction:
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namely Mannar Reddiar was one of the attestors to the Will. In fact the reading of Exhibit P-1 (Will) goes to show that the... |
M/S.L.K.Trust Vs. Edc Ltd. | record does not indicate that the appellant had filed any proceedings either to obtain specific performance of the agreement to sell entered into between it and the respondent No. 1 nor the appellant had initiated any proceedings for obtaining possession of the property in question. If in fact the contract had been con... | 1[ds]28. On over all view of the matter, this Court finds that there is no substance in the challenge to the two orders dated April 7, 2008 modifying the order of status quo and order dated April 9, 2008 permitting the Respondent No.3 to withdraw Writ Petition No. 601 of 2006 warranting inference of this Court in appea... | 1 | 11,573 | 677 | ### Instruction:
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record does not indicate that the appellant had filed any proceedings either to obtain specific perfo... |
COMMON CAUSE Vs. UNION OF INDIA | court and it was made clear by the Attorney General for India that the said Committee by majority has decided to authorise Government of India to appoint an interim Director while passing a resolution and the counsel for the petitioner was told by the Court of such resolution having been passed by the Committee. On tha... | 0[ds]13. After several recusals by different Benches, ultimately, the case was taken up on 1.2.2019 by this Court on which date the arguments were heard at some length.It is apparent from the decision of the committee under Section 4A that the Government was authorised to post a suitable officer as interim Director due... | 0 | 3,359 | 544 | ### Instruction:
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court and it was made clear by the Attorney General for India that the said Committee by majority has decided to authorise... |
District Council of United Basel Mission Church and Others Vs. Salvador Nicholas Mathias and Others | UBMC having permitted the District Church Council of South Kanara and Coorg to join the CSI, the validity of the resolution is beyond and challenge. Our attention has been drawn on behalf of the appellants to Rule 13(2) of the Constitution of UBMC (Ex. A-1) which deals with the functions of the Synod. Rule 13(2) reads ... | 1[ds]39. This challenges is misconceived. Section 6 deals with dissolution of societies and adjustment of their affairs. It has been already observed by us that there is no question of dissolution of UBMC of South Kanara and Coorg and the disposal and settlement of its property and claims and liabilities etc., conseque... | 1 | 8,205 | 4,653 | ### Instruction:
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UBMC having permitted the District Church Council of South Kanara and Coorg to join the CSI, the validity of the resolutio... |
M/S Daiichi Sankyo Company Vs. Jayaram Chigurupati | (formal or informal), directly or indirectly cooperate by acquiring or agreeing to acquire shares or voting rights in the target company or to acquire control over the target company. The word "comprises" in regulation 2(1)(e) is significant. It applies to regulation 2(1)(e)(2) as much as to regulation 2(1)(e)(1). A fo... | 1[ds]24. In order to clearly understand the ways in which the offer price is to be determined in the case of an indirect takeover of a company, as in the present case, it would be useful to examine regulation 20 from the rear end, that is to say starting from(12). This may sound a little strange but it is because(12) w... | 1 | 12,969 | 3,282 | ### Instruction:
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(formal or informal), directly or indirectly cooperate by acquiring or agreeing to acquire shares or voting rights in the t... |
Maharaji Educational Trust Vs. Housing & Urban Development Corporation Ltd. & Others | accession to the property mortgaged. It was also a case of improvement in existing property.38. Enlargement of estate is also an accession. The section is not limited to physical accretions or additions. In case there is increase of interest, the same is also covered under purview of section 70 as held in Sidheshwar Pr... | 0[ds]21. It is apparent from averments made by the Trust itself that it has more than 700 employees and 3000 students are taking education but it is shocking and surprising that the amount due to HUDCO taken as loan in 1995 is not being paid which has amassed to approximately Rs. 480 crores at present.22. It is also ap... | 0 | 8,297 | 1,687 | ### Instruction:
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accession to the property mortgaged. It was also a case of improvement in existing property.38. Enlargement of estate is als... |
Nidhi Vs. Ram Kripal Sharma (D) Thr. Lrs | the house would get married and settle with her husband. Though the appellant has got married and shifted to different accommodation with her husband, the actual bona fide requirement of premises is still the same, since her parents and grandparents are still residing separately from each other with no one to look afte... | 1[ds]13. The legislations made for dealing with such landlord-tenant disputes were pro-tenant as the court tends to bend towards the tenant in order to do justice with the tenant; but in the process of doing justice the Court cannot be over zealous and forget its duty towards the landlord also as ultimately, it is the ... | 1 | 2,944 | 1,010 | ### Instruction:
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the house would get married and settle with her husband. Though the appellant has got married and shifted to different acc... |
STATE OF MAHARASHTRA Vs. VIKRAM RANGNATH KESHBHAT | 1. Delay condoned. Leave granted. 2. The State of Maharashtra is in appeal before this Court challenging an order of the High Court by which the conviction of the accused respondent has been altered from Section 302 IPC to one under Section 304 Part I IPC and sentence is modified to the period undergone which is about ... | 1[ds]5. Having regard to the dying declarations and the fact that the materials on record indicate that the accused respondent had purchased one litre of kerosene earlier and had kept the same in the motorcycle which he used later to commit the crime, we are of the view that the above facts sufficiently indicate the fa... | 1 | 314 | 78 | ### Instruction:
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1. Delay condoned. Leave granted. 2. The State of Maharashtra is in appeal before this Court challenging a... |
Lakshmiratan Cotton Mills Company Limited Vs. Commissioner of Income Tax, Uttar Pradesh | entering into an agreement with the company to do the functions of the managing agents. There must be something more than that and we have not the least hesitation in saying that in the present case on the facts on record there is nothing to indicate that the managing agents as such rendered any service."24. We are una... | 0[ds]16. It is also well settled that in an application under Section 66 (2) of theAct the High Court cannot order that a case be stated on questions which were not included in the application submitted under Section 66High Court was, therefore, incompetent to call upon the Tribunal to submit a statement of case on que... | 0 | 7,789 | 1,435 | ### Instruction:
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entering into an agreement with the company to do the functions of the managing agents. There must be something more than ... |
Sayyed M. Masud Vs. Union of India & Another | 1. Criminal Miscellaneous Petition No. 10934/2012 in Writ Petition (Crl.) No. 57 of 2011: Criminal Miscellaneous Petition No. 10934 of 2012 has been filed on behalf of the Union of India in the instant writ petition for modification/vacation of the interim Order passed by this Court in the writ petition on 11th March, ... | 1[ds]3. It is on the basis of such averments and submissions made that we were given the impression that the alleged offences in respect of which the writ petition had been filed were confined to the provisions of the Customs Act alone. However, in the petition for stay of arrest, the Petitioner prayed for stay of arre... | 1 | 668 | 236 | ### Instruction:
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1. Criminal Miscellaneous Petition No. 10934/2012 in Writ Petition (Crl.) No. 57 of 2011: Criminal Miscellaneous Petition ... |
Chand Kumar Kapur Vs. Chief Settlement Commissioner Punjab and Others | cut of 50% before the hierarchy of rehabilitation authorities and moved the High Court by filing a writ petition. When that writ petition was dismissed, special leave was obtained from this Court and the Court found that after coming into force of the 1954 Act and the Notification made on March 24, 1955, under s. 12 of... | 0[ds]In dealing with a matter of this type the broad perspective of the scheme has to be kept in view . People who were uprooted from Pakistan and became displaced persons were to be compensated on the footing that they had left behind lands in Pakistan and lands of people who had left India for Pakistan had become eva... | 0 | 1,420 | 386 | ### Instruction:
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cut of 50% before the hierarchy of rehabilitation authorities and moved the High Court by filing a writ... |
State Of Gujarat Etc Vs. Vakhtsinghji Sursinghji Vaghela & Ors. Etc | exceptional character, business premises in which the business could be carried on under special conditions or by means of a special licence) that there was no market or general demand for such property; and a market value deducted from the income derived would not constitute a fair basis in assessing the value to the ... | 0[ds]It will be noticed that the Zamindar in that case was bound to pay only the fixed land revenue for the period of 19 years and thereafter until a new settlement was made. The increase in land revenue made by the 1939 Act affected this right. Nevertheless it was held that the increase in land revenue did not involve... | 0 | 5,352 | 1,540 | ### Instruction:
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exceptional character, business premises in which the business could be carried on under special conditions or by means o... |
R. Santhankumar Nadar Vs. Indian Bank Ltd., Madras & Ors | the property has been sold without any notice to him. But if there has been no fraud or collusion in the matter, he has no cause for complaint. Our attention was, however, drawn to a decision of the Bombay High Court in Muncherji Furdoonji Mehta v. Noor Mahomedbhoy Jairajbhoy Pirbhoy, (1893) ILR 17 Bom 711 at p. 715, a... | 0[ds]3. The point that the sale under the provisions of the mortgage-deed was invalid because of want of notice to the 16th defendant is not one of substanceThe language of this sub-section is clear and unambiguous. The section lays down in no uncertain terms that the requisite notice may be given to the mortgagor or o... | 0 | 2,036 | 505 | ### Instruction:
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the property has been sold without any notice to him. But if there has been no fraud or collusion in the matter, he has no... |
M.N. Aryamurthy and Anr Vs. M.D. Subbaraya Setty through L. R. and Ors | other had started their own new business and one had no concern with the other. It is true that, although the defendants did new business, that new business continued to have the old names. The books of account were freshly opened for the same and we feel no difficulty in agreeing with the concurrent findings of both t... | 0[ds]8. On reading the document as a whole, there can be hardly any doubt that Lachiah was wanting to make a will. It was drafted by his family lawyer. The whole form of the document is of a will. It is attested by two witnesses. Executors are appointed and a number of bequests have been made which were to take effect ... | 0 | 7,819 | 1,985 | ### Instruction:
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other had started their own new business and one had no concern with the other. It is true that, although ... |
M/S HANDE WAVARE AND CO Vs. RAMCHANDRA VITTHAL DONGRE | firm consisting of Ramchandra Vitthal Dongre and G.V. Lohot is not separately entitled for allotment of any separate Gala. Based on the documents of the individual partners, the relevant findings of the High Court are as under:-?In my view, the license obtained by an individual partner, the booking amount, if any, paid... | 1[ds]17. Norms laid down by Justice Daud Committee:- In the year 1987-88, APMC had decided to shift all the subsidiary market of fruits and vegetables from Mumbai to Vashi, Navi Mumbai. In the year 1995, the construction of the said market was completed. In view of the dispute between traders in respect of the allotmen... | 1 | 10,198 | 2,811 | ### Instruction:
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firm consisting of Ramchandra Vitthal Dongre and G.V. Lohot is not separately entitled for allotm... |
V. Ramaswami Ayyangar And Others Vs. T.N.V. Kailasa Thevar | whose appln. for relief under S.19, Madras Agriculturists Relief Act, was allowed, does not make any difference in principle. The puisne mtgee. was made a party deft. in the suit instituted by the first mtgee. to recover his dues and as the puisne mtgee. was liable to pay the debt due to the first mtgee., he was held t... | 1[ds]7. It seems to us that the H. C.s approach to the case has not been a proper one and the conclusion it has reached cannot be supported in law.8. The learned Judges appear to have overlooked the fact that they were sitting only as an executing Ct. and their duty was to give effect to the terms of the decree that wa... | 1 | 3,625 | 679 | ### Instruction:
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whose appln. for relief under S.19, Madras Agriculturists Relief Act, was allowed, does not make any differe... |
National Company Law Tribunal Bar Association Vs. Union of India | the Court was apprised, the process of selection has been concluded by the Selection Committee and recommendations have been made. The appointment process shall be concluded within a period of four to six weeks. For the second tranche of 15 vacancies, a notification inviting applications has already been issued with 12... | 0[ds]11. From the above narration, it appears that following the meeting of the Selection Committee on 20 April 2022, a report was obtained from the President of the NCLT about the work performance and suitability of 23 Members. The Selection Committee then opined that there was no specific provision which empowered it... | 0 | 3,093 | 1,309 | ### Instruction:
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the Court was apprised, the process of selection has been concluded by the Selection Committee and reco... |
Mother Hospital Pvt. Ltd Vs. Commissioner of Income Tax | a private limited company to run and manage the hospital (then under construction), a company was formed for the said purpose and was incorporated on December 30, 1988. Thereafter, an agreement was entered into between the firm and the company by which it was agreed that the firm will complete the construction of the b... | 0[ds]6. We are in agreement with the view taken by the High Court. Building which was constructed by the firm belonged to the firm. Admittedly it is an immovable property. The title in the said immovable property cannot pass when its value is more than Rs. 100 unless it is executed on a proper stamp paper and is also d... | 0 | 1,328 | 250 | ### Instruction:
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a private limited company to run and manage the hospital (then under construction), a company was formed fo... |
Kirloskar Oil Engines, Limited Vs. Hanumant Laxman Bibawe | it is prepared according to rule 426 of the Police Manual. These watchmen are given buckle number and the uniform supplied to them cannot be worn by a private person. A jamadar is posted at the police station and he supervises over all the watchmen employed. At the place of duty one senior watchman is asked to supervis... | 1[ds]In our opinion this contention is well founded and must beour opinion, having regard to these terms of the scheme, it is difficult to accept the view taken by the tribunal that the respondent was an employee of the appellant, that he was an industrial employee and therefore he was a workman concerned in the disput... | 1 | 2,618 | 666 | ### Instruction:
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it is prepared according to rule 426 of the Police Manual. These watchmen are given buckle number and the uniform... |
Siddhartha Tubes Ltd Vs. Comnr.Of Cutstoms & Central Excise,.M.P | included in its assessable value. In this connection, learned counsel relied upon the judgment of this Court in the case of Sidhartha Tubes Ltd. vs. Collector of Central Excise reported in 2000 (115) ELT 32 ; and the decision in the case of Procter & Gamble Hygiene & Health Care Ltd. vs. Commissioner of Central Excise,... | 1[ds]6. In the present case, the commissioner on facts found that the assessee was clearing from its factory galvanized pipes classifiable under heading 73.06. It was not disputed that the process of galvanization by itself did not amount to manufacture, but when the assessee was selling its product (m.s. galvanized pi... | 1 | 2,361 | 456 | ### Instruction:
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included in its assessable value. In this connection, learned counsel relied upon the judgment of this ... |
M. VANAJA Vs. M. SARLA DEVI (DEAD) | her husband to be taken care of. The Appellant was brought up by the Respondent and her husband, Narasimhulu Naidu. The School and College records and other documents that were filed in Court by the Appellant would show that the Respondent and her husband were shown as the parents of the Appellant. Eventually, the Appe... | 0[ds]12. A plain reading of the above provisions would make it clear that compliance of the conditions in Chapter I of the Act of 1956 is mandatory for an adoption to be treated as valid. The two important conditions as mentioned in Sections 7 and 11 of the Act of 1956 are the consent of the wife before a male Hindu ad... | 0 | 2,237 | 570 | ### Instruction:
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her husband to be taken care of. The Appellant was brought up by the Respondent and her husband, Narasi... |
Chingleput Bottlers Vs. Majestic Bottling Company | forfeiture but merely an attempt at acquisition that fails, the legitimate expectation of a renewal of the licence or con formation of the membership is one which raises the question of what it is that has happened to make the applicant unsuitable for the membership or licence for which he was previously thought suitab... | 1[ds]It is said that the gr ant of licence under r. 7 is subject to the prior approval of the State Government and is in the discretion of the State Government. The High Court is not the granting authority and therefore had no power to issue a writ of mandamus directing the Commissioner to grant a licence to Messrs Maj... | 1 | 9,487 | 1,819 | ### Instruction:
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forfeiture but merely an attempt at acquisition that fails, the legitimate expectation of a renewal of the licence or con ... |
CLP INDIA PVT LTD Vs. GUJARAT URJA VIKAS NIGAM LTD. | recent projects such as Mejina, it was assigned debt equity ratio of 70:30 on capital structure as specified in the Regulations. This finding has become final. It was contended on behalf of the Appellant that equity has been the primary source of capital. Thereafter,in paragraph A-10, it was found by the Appellate Trib... | 0[ds]15. At the outset, it is noticeable that on the issue, whether amounts paid to CLP, for the period 1998 to 2005 onwards, were in excess of what was actually payable by Gujarat Urja, the findings of GERC and the APTEL are concurrent. This court does not discern any unreasonableness or facial omission of material fa... | 0 | 6,295 | 1,359 | ### Instruction:
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recent projects such as Mejina, it was assigned debt equity ratio of 70:30 on capital structure as specified... |
Baldev Raj Chadha Vs. Union of India and Others | we will enter the substantive dispute and search for the presence of public interest as the basis of the impugned order. The A.G., Mr. Khanna has, in his affidavit in this court, sworn:12. In this connection I respectfully submit that the Petitioners work was found to be below average and that fact was noted by the app... | 1[ds]A break-down of the provision brings out the basic components. The order to retire must be passed only by the appropriate authority. T hat authority must form the requisite opinion-not subjective satisfaction but objective and bona fide and based on relevant material. The requisite opinion is that the retirement o... | 1 | 3,451 | 1,635 | ### Instruction:
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Priya Vasant Kalgutkar Vs. Murad Shaikh | of determining the compensation, or(b) In case of permanent partial disablement such percentage of compensation which would have been payable in the case of permanent total disablement as specified under item (a) above.Injuries deemed to result in permanent total disablement/permanent partial disablement and percentage... | 0[ds]Having regard to these facts, in their case, the contribution of Rs. 12,000 per annum appears to us to be on the lower side and in our considered opinion, the contribution should be Rs. 24,000 and instead of 11 multiplier, the appropriate multiplier would be 15. Therefore, the compensation, so calculated on the af... | 0 | 1,960 | 143 | ### Instruction:
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of determining the compensation, or(b) In case of permanent partial disablement such percentage of compens... |
Director General of Income Tax (Admn.) & Another Vs. M/s. GTC Industries Ltd. & Another | is the aforesaid remarks, advantage whereof was taken by the Company when orders dated 5th July, 2011 were passed in Writ Petition No. 4614 of 2011. Though, the petition was withdrawn, the counsel for the Company made the statement that the Company would like to pursue the course suggested by the majority view of the A... | 0[ds]In our considered view, the impugned orders cannot be faulted, which are, predicated on the factual position at that stage of time. If the grievance is, as is now sought to be urged before us; the appropriate remedy for the petitioner is to move the BIFR for lifting of the bar under Section 22 of the Sick Industri... | 0 | 5,443 | 1,881 | ### Instruction:
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is the aforesaid remarks, advantage whereof was taken by the Company when orders dated 5th July, ... |
Malaya Nanda Sethy Vs. State of Orissa and others | Santosh (supra), a three Judge Bench of this Court, after taking into consideration the entire case law, has held that the claim should be considered as per the amended Rules that were prevalent at the time of consideration of the application and not the Rules that were prevalent at the time of death of the government ... | 1[ds]We have noted that there is a conflict of view, as to whether the scheme/rules in force on the date of death of the government servant would apply or the scheme/rules in force on the date of consideration of the application on compassionate grounds would apply. There are divergent views and the conflict of opinion... | 1 | 2,245 | 896 | ### Instruction:
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Santosh (supra), a three Judge Bench of this Court, after taking into consideration the entire case law, has held that the... |
C.Muniyappa Naidu Etc Vs. State Of Karnataka And Ors | nothing in t he Act which debarred absorption of the appellants as permanent employees of the Corporation under the Corporation Resolution dated 30th December, 1974 read with the Government Order dated 6th May, 1975.But the argument of the State Government and the Corporation was, and this argument found favour with th... | 0[ds]The Cadre and Recruitment Regulations thus recognised only two modes of recruitment to the post of Senior Health Inspector, namely, promotion from the cadre of Junior Health Inspectors and deputation from the State Directorate of Health Services and one half of the cadre was to be drawn from each of these two sour... | 0 | 2,753 | 770 | ### Instruction:
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nothing in t he Act which debarred absorption of the appellants as permanent employees of the Cor... |
C.R. Patil Vs. State Of Gujarat | bail was granted by this Court pursuant to which the petitioners were enlarged on bail, no doubt for a temporary period. It is not even the allegation of the respondents that the petitioners have violated terms and/or conditions of the said order passed by this Court. When the petitioners have shown their willingness t... | 1[ds]14. From the above facts, it is clear that the amount which was required to be paid by M/s AEPC has already been paid by the appellant herein under OTS. The Bank has, vide its communication dated September 19, 2008 referred to above, accepted the above fact. Again, the Bank which had filed Lavad Case through Offic... | 1 | 1,996 | 185 | ### Instruction:
Predict whether the case will result in an affirmative (1) or negative (0) decision for the appeal, and then provide a thorough explanation using key sentences to support your prediction.
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bail was granted by this Court pursuant to which the petitioners were enlarged on bail, no doubt for a ... |
Ramreddy Rajeshkhanna Reddy Vs. State Of A.P | the morning. 22. In this case, the time of actual offence having regard to the different statements made by different witnesses may assume some importance as one of the grounds whereupon the High Court has based its judgment of conviction is the time of death of the deceased on the basis of the opinion rendered by Dr. ... | 1[ds]In this case, the time of actual offence having regard to the different statements made by different witnesses may assume some importance as one of the grounds whereupon the High Court has based its judgment of conviction is the time of death of the deceased on the basis of the opinion rendered by Dr. P. Venkatesh... | 1 | 4,639 | 320 | ### Instruction:
Make a prediction on the court's ruling (acceptance (1) or rejection (0) of the petition), and then dissect the proceeding to provide a detailed explanation using key textual passages.
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the morning. 22. In this case, the time of actual offence having regard to the different statements made b... |
Birendra Kumar Rai Alias Virendra Kumar Rai Vs. Union of India and Others | of the Constitution. In reply to the above additional ground a counter-affidavit has been filed on behalf of the respondents. In the counter-affidavit filed by the Under Secretary to the respondents. In the counter-affidavit filed by the under Secretary to the Government of India, Ministry of Finance, the period from A... | 0[ds]The admitted facts of the case as also recorded by the High Court in the impugned order show that on November 7, 1990 a complaint had been lodged by the Intelligence Officer of the Narcotics Control Bureau, Varanasi against the petitioner, his father and two brothers in the Court of Session Judge, Varanasi and a c... | 0 | 4,295 | 1,359 | ### Instruction:
Predict the outcome of the case proceeding (1 for acceptance, 0 for rejection) and subsequently provide an explanation based on significant sentences in the proceeding.
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of the Constitution. In reply to the above additional ground a counter-affidavit has been filed on behalf of the responden... |
Orient Paper Mills Ltd Vs. Union of India | of a letter dated September 7, 1961 the Deputy Superintendent informed the appellant that in accordance with the decision of the competent authority creamwove paper of the weights mentioned in the latter would be assessable as cartridge paper under item 17 (1) of the tariff in the Schedule. It was further stated that "... | 1[ds]In the present case, when the assessment is to be made by the Deputy Superintendent or the Assistant Collector, the Collector, to whom an appeal lies against his order of assessment, cannot control or fetter his judgment in the matter of assessment. If the Collector issues directions by which the Deputy Superinten... | 1 | 1,449 | 438 | ### Instruction:
Judge the probable resolution of the case (approval (1) or disapproval (0)), and elaborate on this forecast by extracting and interpreting significant sentences from the proceeding.
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of a letter dated September 7, 1961 the Deputy Superintendent informed the appellant that in accordance with ... |
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