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Hindustan Steel Works Const Ltd Vs. Hindustan Steel Works Const Ltd. Employees' Union, Hyderabad | the business or activities of the employer would seem in law to be covered by this sub-section. The question has indeed to be decided on the facts of each case. In the present case the Ranchi Housing Project was clearly a distinct venture undertaken by the appellant and it had a distinct beginning and an end. Separate ... | 1[ds]We have been taken through the relevant material. It clearly discloses that both the works had come to a close; only certain very minor works remained to be done which were assigned to private contractors. Indeed, both the workmen and management were acting on the assumption that the works had come to an end. The ... | 1 | 3,154 | 2,213 | ### Instruction:
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the business or activities of the employer would seem in law to be covered by this sub-section. The question has i... |
INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK Vs. M/S RCM INFRASTRUCTURE LTD. AND ANOTHER | the sale in question was complete on its confirmation on 13th December 2018 and as such, the admission of the petition on 3rd January 2019 by the learned NCLT would not affect the said sale. Relying on the provisions of Section 54 of the TP Act, the learned Solicitor General submitted that merely because a part of the ... | 0[ds]24. It is thus clear that after the CIRP is initiated, there is moratorium for any action to foreclose, recover or enforce any security interest created by the Corporate Debtor in respect of its property including any action under the SARFAESI Act. It is clear that once the CIRP is commenced, there is complete pro... | 0 | 4,726 | 1,103 | ### Instruction:
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the sale in question was complete on its confirmation on 13th December 2018 and as such, the admi... |
City Of Nagpur Corporation Vs. John Servage Phillip & Anr | of the appellant Corporation to make use of the knowledge gained at the Congress was extremely limited. There are no materials on the record on which this observation can be justified. The appellant Corporation can no doubt increase its capacity. In any event, it would, after the delegation had returned, have been in a... | 1[ds]7. We think it right also to point out that in the petition for the writ it had not been said that the resolution was bad because the expenses sanctioned by it were outside the budget. That being so, this point should not have been taken into consideration by the High Court. It is true that the Corporation at the ... | 1 | 1,967 | 739 | ### Instruction:
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of the appellant Corporation to make use of the knowledge gained at the Congress was extremely limited. There are no mater... |
Ram Prasad Sharma Vs. State Of Bihar | Sessions Judge had also relied on the First Information Report in which the name of Kaleshwar Yadav does not find mention.10. Two points arise before us, first, whether the hath chitha is admissible in evidence, and secondly, whether on the evidence on record it is otherwise proved that Kaleshwar Yadav was shot down by... | 0[ds]It is pointed out by the High Court that there is no further reference to the document in the order sheet. After the arguments concluded on July 7, 1962, the case was adjourned for judgment. The judgment of the learned Additional Sessions Judge shows that the original was subsequently received by him with letter d... | 0 | 2,217 | 635 | ### Instruction:
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Sessions Judge had also relied on the First Information Report in which the name of Kaleshwar Yadav does not find mention.10... |
Kamalam (M) Vs. Dr. V. A. Syed Mohamad | part of the election petition and not to a schedule or annexure which is merely evidence in the case but which is annexed to the election petition merely for the sake of adding strength to it. The scope and ambit of sub-section (2) was explained in the following words by Hidayatullah, J speaking on behalf o f the Court... | 1[ds]It was in compliance with the proviso to section 83, sub-section (1) that along with the election petition an affidavit in the prescribed form was filed by the appellant in support of the allegations of corrupt practice set out in the petition and the particulars of such corrupt practice. The two copies of the ele... | 1 | 3,448 | 1,939 | ### Instruction:
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part of the election petition and not to a schedule or annexure which is merely evidence in the case but w... |
V.T. Khanzode and Others Vs. Reserve Bank of India and Another | or static chapter and it is wrong to think that t he officers of the various groups were kept, as it were, in quarantine. The group system has been a continuous process of trial and error and the impugned scheme of inter-group mobility has emerged as the best solution out of the e xperience of the past. Combined senior... | 0[ds]Section 58 (1) of the Act confers power on the Central Board of Directors of the Bank to make regulations in order to provide for all matters for which provisions is necessary or c onvenient for the purpose of giving effect to the provisions of the Act. It seems to us clear that it is not only convenient but manif... | 0 | 11,644 | 2,840 | ### Instruction:
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or static chapter and it is wrong to think that t he officers of the various groups were kept, as it were, in quarantine. ... |
G. Sundarrajan Vs. Union of India (UOI) and Ors | a significant part of fossil fuel like coal, oil, gas etc. Electricity is the heart and soul of modern life, a life meant not for the rich and famous alone but also for the poor and down trodden. They should also have an adequate means of livelihood, job opportunities for which we have to set up Industries and commerci... | 1[ds]9. India draws bulk of its electricity, above 64%, from thermal sources, especially coal. Hydro power comes second of 18% and then renewable sources provide small share at about 15%. We are informed that, at present, the share of nuclear energy is hardly three per cent of Indias total electricity production, while... | 1 | 40,463 | 11,846 | ### Instruction:
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a significant part of fossil fuel like coal, oil, gas etc. Electricity is the heart and soul of modern life,... |
Aneeta Hada & Others Vs. M/s. Godfather Travels & Tours Pvt. Ltd. & Another | has correctly stated that there can be no vicarious liability unless there is a prosecution against the company owning the industrial unit but, regard being had to the factual matrix, namely, the technical fault on the part of the company to furnish the requisite information called for by the Board, directed for making... | 1[ds]arrive at the irresistible conclusion that for maintaining the prosecution under Section 141 of the Act, arraigning of a company as an accused is imperative. The other categories of offenders can only be brought in the dragnet on the touchstone of vicarious liability as the same has been stipulated in the provisio... | 1 | 11,431 | 231 | ### Instruction:
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has correctly stated that there can be no vicarious liability unless there is a prosecution against the company o... |
M/s. K.L. Johar & Co Vs. Deputy Commercial Tax Officer | Re. 1 which is the nominal amount to be paid for the option nor the entire amount which is paid as hire including Re. 1. The value must be something less than the original price, which in the example mentioned by us above was Rs. 5,000. In order to arrive at the value at the time of the second sale to the hirer, the sa... | 1[ds]We are of opinion that the view taken by the High Court in this behalf is correct. This will be clear from a consideration of the various terms of the hire-purchased agreement which we have already summarised above. That agreement shows that the whole of the price of the vehicle is paid by the appellant to the dea... | 1 | 7,785 | 3,010 | ### Instruction:
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Re. 1 which is the nominal amount to be paid for the option nor the entire amount which is paid as hire including Re. 1. T... |
THE STATE OF RAJASTHAN AND ORS Vs. LORD NOTHBOOK AND ORS | claim of agnates was also rejected by the District Collector on the ground that they had withdrawn their objections in the probate proceedings and are thus estopped from making any further claim. 50. Challenging the order passed by the District Collector, appeal has been preferred before the Board of Revenue and the sa... | 1[ds]No doubt, the provisions of the Rajasthan Escheats Regulation Act, 1956 will be applicable only when the person dies intestate and/or is not succeeded by any of the person under Section 8 of the Hindu Succession Act or other succession laws.There are two claims to the properties of the deceased Sh. Raja SardarKhet... | 1 | 11,548 | 3,540 | ### Instruction:
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claim of agnates was also rejected by the District Collector on the ground that they had withdrawn their objections in the p... |
P. C. Purushothama Reddiar Vs. S. Perumal | had incurred an expense of about Rs. 32/- per meeting. This is clearly an underestimate. But even if we accept that to be correct, for the four meetings referred to earlier, he would have incurred an expenditure of Rs. 128/-. If this expense is added to the sum of Rs. 1, 886/9 P. referred to earlier, the total expendit... | 1[ds]10. In our opinion, the High Court was wholly wrong in coming to the conclusion that the amendment application moved on behalf of the appellant sought to add new corrupt practice. The incurring or authorising of an expenditure in contravention of Section 77 of the Act is one single corrupt practice. The incurring ... | 1 | 4,251 | 2,043 | ### Instruction:
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had incurred an expense of about Rs. 32/- per meeting. This is clearly an underestimate. But even if we accept tha... |
State of Punjab & Another Vs. Suraj Prakash & Another | destroy the corpus of the offence.(xi) The testimony of P.W. 4 Rajender Kumar, testifying about the disclosures made by accused Dharminder to him about the conspiracy and the execution thereof to murder Gurdip.(xii) A failed attempt on the part of Bhalla Ram to show that he was on duty that night from 9:00p.m. to 5:00a... | 1[ds]Though an attempt was made by the learned counsel to rely on a letter dated 1st July, 2000 addressed on behalf of the accused person to the concerned police authority to plead that their association was only with regard to the identification of the dead body which was wrongly done to be that of accused Dharminder,... | 1 | 6,484 | 1,736 | ### Instruction:
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destroy the corpus of the offence.(xi) The testimony of P.W. 4 Rajender Kumar, testifying about the disclosures made by accu... |
Commissioner Of Wealth-Tax, Madras Vs. Smt. Muthukrishna Ammal | lessee shall continue to enjoy the leased land undisturbed for a said term of twenty-five years. In case, however, there is any breach of any of the above conditions or the lessee delays payment of any sum due to the lessor for over two months from the date of its falling due or in case the licence granted under clause... | 0[ds]We are unable to agree with that contention. The expression used by the Parliament is is available to an assessee for a period not exceeding six years, andit must mean that thought the assessee has interest in property at the valuation ate the interest will remain available for a period not exceeding six years, or... | 0 | 2,002 | 463 | ### Instruction:
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lessee shall continue to enjoy the leased land undisturbed for a said term of twenty-five years. In case, however,... |
Mahad Coop. Urban Bank Ltd Vs. Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd. & Another | 1. All these appeals can be disposed of by this common order as all these appeals are against the order passed by the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission dated 9-11-1998. 2. Briefly stated, the facts are as follows:The appellant in Civil Appeals Nos. 5155-5235 of 1999 (hereinafter called "the Bank") is a co... | 1[ds]9. As findings of fact by the State Consumer Forum have been confirmed by the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, this Court would not interfere on facts. However, in order to satisfy ourselves, we also looked into this aspect and are satisfied that there was manipulation, after the event, to get out ... | 1 | 919 | 157 | ### Instruction:
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1. All these appeals can be disposed of by this common order as all these appeals are against the order pass... |
Delhi Administration Vs. S. N. Khosla | Prevention of Corruption Act, 1947 (hereinafter referred to as the Act). The respondent has been acquitted by the High Court (Dulat, J.)2. The relevant facts are as follows. The respondent was an Income-tax Officer for about ten years from December, 1950 to September, 1960. While he was posted at Amritsar during the ye... | 0[ds]6. In our opinion the High Court was quite right in holding that no offence had been committed under Section 5 (1) (b) of the Act. It seems to us that there was consideration for the obtaining of goods on credit and it cannot be said that an officer, if he obtains goods on credit even if he does not intend to pay,... | 0 | 1,163 | 487 | ### Instruction:
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Prevention of Corruption Act, 1947 (hereinafter referred to as the Act). The respondent has been ... |
Sidheshwar Mukherjee Vs. Bhubneshwar Prasad Narainsingh And Others | I.A.all that the son can claim in such cases is that not being made party to the sale or execution proceeding, he ought not to be barred from trying the nature of the debt or his liability to pay the same in any suit or proceeding started by him or to which he might be made a party. He could raise the point either by w... | 0[ds]We do not find any warrant for the view that to saddle the sons with this pious obligation to pay the debts of their father, it is necessary that the father should be the manager or karta of the joint family, or that the family must be composed of the father and his sons only and no other male member. No such limi... | 0 | 4,261 | 1,141 | ### Instruction:
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I.A.all that the son can claim in such cases is that not being made party to the sale or execution proceeding, he ought no... |
Ramalingam & Co Vs. The State Of Madras | and by the arrangements made by opening the letter of credit, price is paid to the vendor in his own country against the bill of Lading endorsed in blank.14. It is necessary to appreciate the true nature of the commercial letter of credit extensively used in foreign trade. During the last few decades, expansion of inte... | 1[ds]It is clear from the terms of the two letters dated April 16, 1945, and May 28, 1945, that the foreign buyers had opened letters of credit for the benefit of the assessees, for the amounts set out therein. These, it appears, were general credits and intimation thereof was given by the local bankers in India who we... | 1 | 3,295 | 1,173 | ### Instruction:
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and by the arrangements made by opening the letter of credit, price is paid to the vendor in his own count... |
Dhananjoy Das Vs. District Magistrate & Anr | grounds are based must be available to the Government, but there may be cases where there is delay or difficulty in collecting the exact date or it may not be convenient to set out all the facts in the first communication. If the second communication contains no further conclusion of fact from facts, but only furnishes... | 0[ds]5. There is no doubt that if the first paragraph of the grounds constitute the grounds of detention, it is vague and the order of detention must be quashed on the ground of vagueness with regard to the statement contained therein. Therefore,the main question for consideration in this case is whether the first para... | 0 | 7,354 | 846 | ### Instruction:
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grounds are based must be available to the Government, but there may be cases where there is delay or diffic... |
Ram Kumar Das Vs. Jagadish Chandra Deb Dhabal Deband Another | by six months notice expiring with the end of a year of the tenancy; and a lease of immovable property for any other purpose shall be deemed to be a lease from month to month, terminable on the part of either lessor or lessee, by fifteen days notice expiring with the end of a month of tenancy."16. The section lays down... | 0[ds]So far as the first point is concerned, the courts below have proceeded on the view that a registered instrument signed by the landlord was necessary to create a valid lease for ten year. That view was not questioned before us and we express no opinion on this point. Proceeding, therefore, on the assumption that e... | 0 | 4,751 | 840 | ### Instruction:
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by six months notice expiring with the end of a year of the tenancy; and a lease of immovable property ... |
The Life Insurance Corporation of India Vs. Sri Kalappa M. Sankad (D) | 1. Leave granted.Signature Not Verified Digitally signed by ANITA MALHOTRA Date: 2018.10.12 15:50:40 IST Reason:2. This appeal is filed against the impugned final judgment and order dated 13.02.2015 passed by the High Court of Karnataka at Bengaluru in Writ Appeal No. 3120 of 2014(S-RES) whereby the High Court dismisse... | 1[ds]10. Having heard the learned counsel for the parties and on perusal of the record of the case, we are not inclined to interfere in the impugned order and dispose of the appeal as indicated below for ensuring its compliance by the appellant11. We have perused the order of the learned Single Judge and the impugned o... | 1 | 801 | 445 | ### Instruction:
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1. Leave granted.Signature Not Verified Digitally signed by ANITA MALHOTRA Date: 2018.10.12 15:50:40 IST Reas... |
Sangam Press Limited Vs. Workmen | Hence this appeal.2. Even according to the Tribunal the total additional financial burden of the company (appellant herein) in accordance with the award will come to Rs. 1, 16.687.18. The company owns a press employing 150 workers. The State Government prescribed minimum wages with a special allowance under the Minimum... | 1[ds]4. The Tribunal was conscious of its duty to ascertain the financial capacity of the company but in doing so adopted an absolutely wrong approach resulting in erroneous conclusion. The Tribunal seems to have computed the profits of the appellant for each year on the assumption that the capital expenditure incurred... | 1 | 1,152 | 556 | ### Instruction:
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Hence this appeal.2. Even according to the Tribunal the total additional financial burden of the company (appellan... |
PATTALI MAKKAL KATCHI Vs. A. MAYILERUMPERUMAL & ORS | educationally backward. Articles 15(4) and 16(4) bring out the position of backward classes to merit equality. Special provisions are made for the advancement of backward classes and reservation of appointments and posts for them to secure adequate representation. These provisions are intended to bring out the content ... | 1[ds]18. The vires of Rule 3 of the Indian Passport Rules, 1950 and Section 3 of the Indian Passport Act (34 of 1920) fell for consideration before this Court in Abdul Rahim Ismail C. Rahimtoola (supra). An argument was advanced in that case that the matter should be referred to a Bench of five Judges as a constitution... | 1 | 19,733 | 10,357 | ### Instruction:
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educationally backward. Articles 15(4) and 16(4) bring out the position of backward classes to merit equalit... |
Veerpal Singh Vs. Registrar, Cooperative Societies, U.P. & Ors | the Society withdrawing the delegation of the petitioner to the U. P. Provincial Co-operative Federation. The petitioner denies that alleged fact. In the prayer of the petition for amendment the petitioner asked for quashing the order dated 15 July, 1971.10. In view of the fact that the petitioner did not allege facts ... | 1[ds]10. In view of the fact that the petitioner did not allege facts to raise any plea of mala fide acts on the part of the respondents this Court did not allow any amendment of the35 (1) of the Act shows that when the Registrar is of opinion that the committee of a co-operative society makes default or is negligent i... | 1 | 1,888 | 660 | ### Instruction:
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the Society withdrawing the delegation of the petitioner to the U. P. Provincial Co-operative Federation. The peti... |
M/s. Dr. Reddy?s Laboratories Vs. Commissioner of Customs | it allows the customer the flexibility to adapt the system to his own needs.” 6. Finally, he ordered:- “ORDER(i) Under Section 111(m) of the Customs Act, 1962 I order confiscation of goods valued at Rs. 26,97,741/- seized on 8.6.99. However under Section 125 of the Customs Act, 1962 I give M/s. Dr. Reddys Laboratories ... | 1[ds]10. This is a peculiar case in which it is clear that what has, in fact, been imported is an equipment which is to be used in a pathological lab for the automatic analysis of blood samples. It is an admitted fact that models BTS 310 and BTS 320 were imported with inbuilt software that contained programmes for anal... | 1 | 3,097 | 546 | ### Instruction:
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it allows the customer the flexibility to adapt the system to his own needs.” 6. Finally, he ordered:- “ORDER(i) Under Secti... |
Dr. Muneeb Ul Rehman Haroon and Others Vs. Government of Jammu and Kashmir State and Others | CHANDRACHUD, J. 1. These Writ Petitions are not maintainable under article 32 of the Constitution because they do not involve the violation of any fundamental right of the petitioners. The petitioners applied for admission to the Medical College, Srinagar, for the Post-graduate Course of the Kashmir University for t he... | 0[ds]According to clause 3 of the 1980 Notice of Admission, it was necessary for the candidates to have completed one years Compulsory House Job in the concerned speciality, as provided in the statutes of the Kashmir University. Under the amended provision which came into force in 1981, candidates have to complete one ... | 0 | 1,023 | 321 | ### Instruction:
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CHANDRACHUD, J. 1. These Writ Petitions are not maintainable under article 32 of the Constitution because they do... |
New India Assurance Company Limited Vs. Shiv Singh & Another | Leave granted. Respondent No. 2 has been served by publication, but has not put in appearance. Service on Respondent No. 1 has been dispensed with at the request of the appellant.Respondent No. 1 Shiv Singh is the driver of truck No. HYL-765 owned by Respondent No. 2 which was insured with the appellant, Respondent No.... | 1[ds]This question was considered by this Court in Ved Prakash Garg v. Premi Devi & Ors.and it was held :"24. As a result of the aforesaid discussion, it must be held that the question posed for our consideration must be answered partly in the affirmative and partly in the negative. In other words the insurance company... | 1 | 422 | 165 | ### Instruction:
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Leave granted. Respondent No. 2 has been served by publication, but has not put in appearance. Service on Respondent No. 1 ... |
G.RATNA RAJ (DEAD) BY LRS Vs. SRI MUTHUKUMARASAMY PERMANENT FUND LTD AND ANR | The crucial words in the Explanation areproceed with the case. Therefore, on the facts it has to be seen in each case as to whether the Explanation was applied by the court or not. 9.In Rule 2, the expression used ismake such order as it thinks fit, as an alternative to adopting one of the modes directed in that behalf... | 1[ds]23. Now when we examine the facts of the case at hand keeping in view the law laid down in the case ofB Janakiramaiah Chetty(supra), we find that the plaintiffsevidence was recorded and his case was also closed. It is not in dispute that the defendants were placed ex parte on the date when the case was fixed for r... | 1 | 3,003 | 582 | ### Instruction:
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Trustees of Shri Acharya Mahaprabhu's Bethak of Padra Vs. Kachhia Ishwarbhai Shankarbhai | MATHEW, J.1. The appellants are trustees of a public religious trust registered under the Bombay Public Trusts Act, 1950, called Shri Acharya Mahaprabhus Bethak of Padra. They filed a suit for recovery of possession of the plaint property belonging to the trust from the respondent. He raised various contentions. The su... | 1[ds]4. It is trite learning that tenancy from year to year is not a tenancy for a period certain. Sectioncan apply only to a tenancy in which a period has been fixed either by agreement or usage and that the period has expired. In the tenancy from year to year under which the respondent was holding over there could be... | 1 | 702 | 229 | ### Instruction:
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MATHEW, J.1. The appellants are trustees of a public religious trust registered under the Bombay Public Trusts Act... |
SHASHI PRAKASH KHEMKA (DEAD) THROUGH LRS Vs. NEPC MICON (NOW CALLED NEPC INDIA LTD.) | 1. Heard Mr. Nikhil Nayyar, learned counsel for the appellants. The respondents have been served, but from the inception of the special leave petition in the year 2007, none has been appearing for the respondents. 2. The subject matter of dispute before us is the exercise of power under Section 111-A of the Companies A... | 1[ds]5. The effect of the aforesaid provision is that in matters in respect of which power has been conferred on the NCLT, the jurisdiction of the civil court is completely barred.6. It is not in dispute that were a dispute to arise today, the civil suit remedy would be completely barred and the power would be vested w... | 1 | 596 | 145 | ### Instruction:
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1. Heard Mr. Nikhil Nayyar, learned counsel for the appellants. The respondents have been served, but from the inception of... |
VIMLA DEVI Vs. THE NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED | Abhay Manohar Sapre, J. 1. Leave granted. 2. This appeal is filed by the claimants against the final judgment and order dated 23.03.2015 passed by the High Court of Judicature for Rajasthan Bench at Jaipur in SBCMA No. 1739 of 2007 whereby the High Court dismissed the appeal filed by the claimants and affirmed the awar... | 1[ds]In our considered opinion, the approach, reasoning and the conclusion of the Tribunal and the High Court for dismissing the appellants claim petition/appeal was not in accordance with law inasmuch as both did not deal with any issue arising in the case. The High Court while dismissing the appeal simply affirmed th... | 1 | 868 | 925 | ### Instruction:
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Abhay Manohar Sapre, J. 1. Leave granted. 2. This appeal is filed by the claimants against the final judgment and order date... |
M/S CHEM SOLAR ENERGY SYSTEM PRIVATE LIMITED Vs. KARNATAKA STATE FINANCIAL CORPORATION & ORS | an amendment of the writ petition to challenge the said actions of the Corporation which was allowed. Pursuant to the auction notice which was issued, several bidders participated and an offer of Rs.1.06 crore was received as the highest offer. 3. The learned single judge of the High Court dismissed the writ petition p... | 0[ds]5. Notwithstanding the voluminous record and the elaborate arguments, the matter would lie within a short compass. The legality and correctness of the sale made in favour of the third respondent and the actions of the Corporation in this regard including the price offered and received has to be judged in the conte... | 0 | 1,723 | 1,138 | ### Instruction:
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an amendment of the writ petition to challenge the said actions of the Corporation which was allowed. Pursua... |
Haryana Public Service Commission Vs. Harinder Singh | S.P. Bharucha, J. The respondent applied for employment with the State of Haryana on the basis that he was the dependant of an ex-serviceman. The Haryana Public Service Commission (the appellant) rejected the claim on the ground that he was not dependant upon his exserviceman father or his mother. The respondent filed ... | 1[ds]7. The whole idea of the reservation is that those who are dependent for their survival on men who have lost their lives or became disabled in the service of the nation should not suffer. The public purpose of such reservation would be totally lost if it were to be made available to those who are gainfully employe... | 1 | 859 | 107 | ### Instruction:
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S.P. Bharucha, J. The respondent applied for employment with the State of Haryana on the basis that he was... |
Shailesh H. Bajaj Vs. Sesa Goa Limited & Another | Bachao Andolan(supra) and in paragraph 43 of the impugned judgment, paragraph 68 of the judgment in Vodafone International Holdings BV(supra). Learned Judge has observed that the judgment of the Gujarat High Court in the case of Wood Polymers Ltd.(supra) is no longer good law. The learned Company judge has held that it... | 0[ds]In our considered opinion, there is no merit in the submission canvassed by the appellant that the said Writ Petition and the Suit have nowith the issues raised in the presentview of the above, there is force in the submission of Mr. Chagla, learned Senior Counsel, appearing on behalf of SGL that the 38.8% stake o... | 0 | 17,334 | 1,885 | ### Instruction:
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Bachao Andolan(supra) and in paragraph 43 of the impugned judgment, paragraph 68 of the judgment in Vodafo... |
The Registrar, Co-Operative Societies Vs. Dharam Chand & Others | considered. So far as the proceedings under the notice are concerned, the only question was whether on the facts found by the investigating auditors the managing committee should as a whole be allowed to act as such and all that the Registrar in that connection did was to decide on the facts found by the investigating ... | 1[ds]4. We are of opinion that there is no force in either of the contentions. Turning to the notice of February 26, 1955, we are of opinion that there can be no inference of bias against the Registrar as such because he gave that notice and afterwards ordered the removal of the managing committee. That notice was base... | 1 | 2,290 | 985 | ### Instruction:
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Management of all Tea Estates in Assam Vs. Indian National Trade Union Congress Dibrugarh & Others | us that the cash compensation had merged in the minimum wages fixed by the Government.10. Reliance was, however, placed upon the Report of the Minimum Wages Committee and it was contended that the Committee provided for diet of 3,000 calories for an adult male worker instead of a diet of 2,746 calories which was being ... | 1[ds]There is no doubt that the employers used to provide 5 seers of rice to an adult male worker at concession rates before February, 1950. When that quantum of 5 seers of rice was reduced after, February, 1950, byper week, the employers paid to their workmen cash compensation for that cut in the rice ration at the ra... | 1 | 2,954 | 1,329 | ### Instruction:
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us that the cash compensation had merged in the minimum wages fixed by the Government.10. Reliance was, ho... |
M/S. Jethanand And Sons Vs. The State Of Uttar Pradesh | under the three contracts and filed the same in the court of the Civil Judge, Lucknow. The appellants applied for setting aside the awards alleging that the contracts were fully performed and that the dispute alleged by the State of Uttar Pradesh to have arisen out of the contracts could not arise after the contracts w... | 1[ds]7. In our view, the order remanding the cases under S. 151 of the Civil Procedure Code is not a judgment, decree or final order within the meaning of Art. 133 of the Constitution. By its order, the High Court did not decide any question relating to the rights of the parties to the dispute. The High Court merely re... | 1 | 1,486 | 453 | ### Instruction:
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under the three contracts and filed the same in the court of the Civil Judge, Lucknow. The appellants applied for setting... |
K. Sashidhar Vs. Indian Overseas Bank and Ors | some meaningful consideration of the objections raised rather than to ritually reject them and proceed to take drastic measures Under Sub-section (4) of Section 13 of the Act. Once such a duty is envisaged on the part of the creditor it would only be conducive to the principles of fairness on the part of the banks and ... | 0[ds]In the present case, however, our focus must be on the dispensation governing the process of approval or rejection of resolution plan by the CoC. The CoC is called upon to consider the resolution plan Under Section 30(4) of the I & B Code after it is verified and vetted by the resolution professional as being comp... | 0 | 23,231 | 6,192 | ### Instruction:
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some meaningful consideration of the objections raised rather than to ritually reject them and proceed to take drastic mea... |
Additional District & Sessions Judge 'X' Vs. Registrar General, High Court of Madhya Pradesh & Others | attempts were made by the petitioner to meet the Chief Justice of the High Court, and whether he declined such attempts. In the above view of the matter, we are of the considered view, that it may not be appropriate, in the facts and circumstances of the present case, to associate the Chief Justice of the High Court wi... | 1[ds]34. We have given our thoughtful consideration to the main contention advanced at the hands of the learned counsel for the petitioner. In the process of examining the, we have had the occasion to appreciate the invaluable contribution made by three Judges of this Court, two of whom adorned this Court as Chief Just... | 1 | 20,705 | 1,901 | ### Instruction:
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attempts were made by the petitioner to meet the Chief Justice of the High Court, and whether he declined such at... |
HAMMAD AHMED Vs. ABDUL MAJEED | Bench reported as The Secretary of State for India in Council vs. Syed Ahmad Badsha Sahib Bahadur (1921) 14 L.W. 128 (F.B.) . The Full Bench was examining the applicability of principle of res judicata in view of findings recorded in an earlier suit. It was held by the Full Bench that decision in the previous suit is n... | 1[ds]37. We find that the order of Division Bench cannot be sustained.Thus, the nature of Hamdard was settled that it is not Wakf as is defined in the Wakf Act,1995 and that the property, movable and immovable, belonging to it would be deemed to be vested in its governing body.We do not find any merit in the argument t... | 1 | 11,689 | 2,161 | ### Instruction:
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Bench reported as The Secretary of State for India in Council vs. Syed Ahmad Badsha Sahib Bahadur (1921) 14 ... |
Lakshmi and Ors Vs. Narayani and Ors | 1. The question in this appeal is whether Ex. A-1 dated March 26,1900 and Ex. B-1 dated March 27,1900 were kanam-kuzhikanam transactions, or whether they created usufructuary mortgages. The appellants sued for redemption and recovery of the suit lands alleging that Exs. A-1 and B-1 created usufructuary mortgages. The r... | 0[ds]3. Exhibits A-1 and B-1 demised the suit lands together with the fruit-bearing coconut, arecanut and jack trees standing thereon for a period of 24 years. The transfer was for the enjoyment of the lands with the standing trees and for the purpose of planting fruit-bearing trees thereon. The kanam amount or the kan... | 0 | 1,120 | 682 | ### Instruction:
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1. The question in this appeal is whether Ex. A-1 dated March 26,1900 and Ex. B-1 dated March 27,1900 were k... |
Bismillah Be (Dead) by L.Rs Vs. Majeed Shah | decreeing the appellants suit against the respondent.23. In reply, learned counsel for the respondent (defendant) supported the impugned order and prayed for dismissal of the appeal.24. Having heard the learned counsel for the parties and on perusal of the record of the case, we find force in the submissions of the lea... | 1[ds]27. Keeping the aforementioned principle of law in mind and applying the same to the facts of the case, we are of the considered opinion that the appellant (plaintiff) has proved his title to the suit house so also the relationship of landlord and tenant with the respondent in relation to suit house. This we say f... | 1 | 2,797 | 704 | ### Instruction:
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decreeing the appellants suit against the respondent.23. In reply, learned counsel for the respondent (defendant) supporte... |
Kehar Singh and Ors Vs. State (Delhi Administration) | at that time. The arms and ammunition register Ex. PW 3A at Teen Murti Lines also shows that Satwant Singh was issued an SAF Carbine having But No. 80 along-with five magazines and hundred live rounds of 99 of ammunition. He signed the register in token of the receipt. PW 3, the Armoury Incharge confirms this. There is... | 0[ds]The learned Judges of the High Court in their judgment have come to the conclusion that the last part of the Section refers to The High Court may by special order direct him to try and on the basis of this phrase the High Court in the impugned judgment, has observed that it was even open to the accused to make an ... | 0 | 21,865 | 11,234 | ### Instruction:
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at that time. The arms and ammunition register Ex. PW 3A at Teen Murti Lines also shows that Satwant Singh was issued an ... |
Vishundas Hundumal, Etc Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh and Others | and the reasons which appealed to the High Court rejecting those contentions are so convincing that we adopt them and reject all those contentions.The only contention that survives for our consideration is that while cancelling and or curtailing certain permits for routes parts of which overlapped with the notified rou... | 1[ds]2. Number of contentions were raised before the High Court, about the validity of the scheme, the procedure adopted while approving the scheme, the opportunity to raise objections and the consideration of the objections. None of them found favour with the High Court and the reasons which appealed to the High Court... | 1 | 1,376 | 909 | ### Instruction:
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and the reasons which appealed to the High Court rejecting those contentions are so convincing that we adopt them and rejec... |
Babu Noorul Hasan Khan Vs. Ram Prasad Singh and Others | illegality of the Award was apparent on the face of it in as much as the Arbitrator did not apply the correct law in determining the rights of the parties. He set aside the Award and remitted it back to the arbitrator for reconsideration i n the light of his judgment.Appeals were taken to the learned Additional Distric... | 0[ds]It would be noticed from the provisions aforesaid that a Thekedar of an Estate ceases to have any right to hold or possess as such any land in such Estate with effect from the date of its vesting. This is what has been provided in sub- section (1) of section 13. But it is subject to two exceptions-viz., on e the p... | 0 | 1,471 | 453 | ### Instruction:
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illegality of the Award was apparent on the face of it in as much as the Arbitrator did not apply the corre... |
CANARA BANK Vs. M/S LEATHEROID PLASTICS PVT. LTD | policy, statement of other relevant papers regarding the policies and payments used to be supplied by the bank to the respondent company whenever their directors used to visit bank premises. To sustain their case that the duty to insure rested with the borrower, clause 18 of the sanction letter has been relied upon by ... | 0[ds]These two letters dated 11 th June, 2001 and 2 nd July, 2001 have been annexed at pages 71 and 72 of the Counter Affidavit of the respondent-company filed in connection with the subject appeal14. Turning to clause 9 of the respective deeds/agreements, we find that it was the duty of the respondent to obtain the in... | 0 | 4,358 | 789 | ### Instruction:
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policy, statement of other relevant papers regarding the policies and payments used to be supplied by the bank to... |
S. BHASKARAN Vs. SEBASTIAN (DEAD) BY LRS. AND ORS | 8664/1988. 2. The brief facts from which this appeal arises are as follows: The suit temple properties were originally administered by three brothers– Sadhasivamurthy, Balasundaram, and Sundararajan (original owners). Vide settlement deed dated 19.09.1947, these original owners endowed the property to the temple. The d... | 1[ds]9. Having perused the records and the findings of the Trial Court, we find ourselves unable to agree with the decision of the High Court in the impugned judgment. It is well-settled that an executing court cannot travel beyond the order or decree under execution (see Rameshwar Dass Gupta v. State of U.P. and Anoth... | 1 | 1,229 | 307 | ### Instruction:
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8664/1988. 2. The brief facts from which this appeal arises are as follows: The suit temple properties were ... |
State Bank Of India Vs. Mula Sahakari Sakhar Karkhana Ltd | the contract 32. Despite such conditions, holding that the guarantee in question was a performance guarantee, this Court opined: The Bank, in the above guarantee, no doubt, has used the expression agree unconditionally and irrevocably to guarantee payment to the Executive Engineer on his first demand without any right ... | 1[ds]We have hereinbefore noticed the surrounding circumstances as pointed out by Mr. Naphade as contained in Clauses 15.2.4 and 15.2.5 of the contracts the letters exchanged between the parties dated 6.4.1985, 11.4.1985, 16.4.1985 leading to execution of the document dated 07.09.1985 by the First Appellant in favour o... | 1 | 4,668 | 399 | ### Instruction:
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the contract 32. Despite such conditions, holding that the guarantee in question was a performance guarantee... |
State Of Mysore & Anr Vs. S. V. Narayanappa | to the benefit of the regularisation order. So long as he was in service on the two termini his service would have to be regularised irrespective of whether his service during the interval was continuous or not. The High Court also equated regularisation with permanence of service and, therefore, held that once a local... | 0[ds]8. Before we proceed to consider the construction placed by the High Court on the provisions of the said order we may mention that in the High Court both the parties appear to have proceeded on an assumption that regularisation meant permanence. Consequently it was never contended before the High Court that the ef... | 0 | 2,495 | 1,036 | ### Instruction:
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to the benefit of the regularisation order. So long as he was in service on the two termini his service would have to be reg... |
Ganeshlal Vs. State Of Maharashtra | appellants mother, sister and father sitting. On enquiry they did not speak anything but directed to go upstairs. When he went, he saw the body of the deceased in the room burning. The only omission in his statement under S. 161, Cr.P.C. was regarding his asking the mother and sister of the appellant and their directio... | 1[ds]find no force in the contention. It is true that the record now placed before us would show that way back in 1984 as Asstt. Govt. Pleader, Shri Desai appeared against the appellant in a bail application and other proceedings. Might be that the learned Judge had forgotten about his appearing against the appellant. ... | 1 | 4,657 | 477 | ### Instruction:
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appellants mother, sister and father sitting. On enquiry they did not speak anything but directed to go upstairs. When he w... |
Tara Kakati Smt. and Others Vs. Oriental Insurance Company Limited and Others | Leave granted. This appeal is by the mother and two sisters of the deceased Kanak Kakati who died as a result of an accident caused by a bus belonging to the respondent Surendra Nath Choudhary. The insurance company is the respondent in the appeal. The Motor Accident Claims Tribunal, Nalbari, came to the conclusion tha... | 1[ds]We are of the view that the High Court fell into patent error in reaching the conclusion that the deceased could not have contributed Rs. 300 per month to his mother for expenses. The Tribunal based its conclusion on the evidence produced before it. The High Court did not discuss the evidence and in a cryptic mann... | 1 | 639 | 132 | ### Instruction:
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Leave granted. This appeal is by the mother and two sisters of the deceased Kanak Kakati who died as a result of an accide... |
Union of India and Others Vs. Surya Phosphate Limited and Another | cost of production of SSP] and the actual ex-factory price of SSP of each of the manufacturing units. Hence, uged Shri Sen, the High Court was right in directing the Government to calculate the subsidy payable to the respondent-Company as per the interpretation of the Circular letter by the Company and also to pay the ... | 1[ds]It is not necessary for us to go into the question as to whether the method/formula adopted by the FICC should have been made known to the manufacturers or not. Suffice it to point out that the Circular letter in question had not indicated any particular method of working out the ex-factory price. It was implicit ... | 1 | 2,834 | 474 | ### Instruction:
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cost of production of SSP] and the actual ex-factory price of SSP of each of the manufacturing units. Hence... |
Deokar Exports Pvt. Ltd Vs. New India Assurance Company Ltd | Sub-sections (1) and (2) of the said section, relevant for our purpose, are extracted below: "64-VB. No risk to be assumed unless premium is received in advance - (1) No insurer shall assume any risk in India in respect of any insurance business on which premium is not ordinarily payable outside India unless and until ... | 0[ds]In this case, the proposal sent by the appellant was received by the insurer on 16.6.1989. It required that the period of insurance cover should be for the period 12.3.1988 to 12.9.1989. The reason why the respondent wanted the insurance cover retrospectively from 12.3.1988 is obvious. The initial insurance policy... | 0 | 2,274 | 814 | ### Instruction:
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Sub-sections (1) and (2) of the said section, relevant for our purpose, are extracted below: "64-VB. ... |
M/s. Govind Impex (P) Ltd. & Others Vs. Appropriate Authority, Income Tax Department | attracted. The rival submissions necessitate examination of Section 269UA(f)(i) of the Act, particularly its explanation, same reads as follows: ?269UA(f) ?transfer?,— (i) in relation to any immovable property referred to in Sub-clause (i) of Clause (d), means transfer of such property by way of sale or exchange or lea... | 0[ds]7. Mr. Salve submits that statute providing for penal prosecution has to be construed strictly. He refers to Clause 12 aforesaid and contends that it shall govern the field. Mr. Bhatt submits that it is Clause 1 of the lease deed which shall govern the issue. We do not have the slightest hesitation in accepting th... | 0 | 2,129 | 396 | ### Instruction:
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attracted. The rival submissions necessitate examination of Section 269UA(f)(i) of the Act, particularly its explanation, ... |
Basmati Devi Vs. Chamroo Sao And Ors | the mortgagee as well as the mortgagee, the High Court appears to have followed a number of previous decisions of the same High Court.10. In support of the appeal it is urged that the view taken by the High Court in the present case as well as the previous decisions of the Patna High Court is incorrect and defeats the ... | 1[ds]The High Court appears to think that unless the sale was brought about by the default of the mortgagee alone the mortgagee cannot be said to have taken advantage of his position in making the purchases. What seems to have weighed with the learned Judges is that even if the mortgagee had done his duty by paying the... | 1 | 1,890 | 684 | ### Instruction:
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Union Of India Vs. M/S. Sohanlal Sampatlal | 83-A shall be the market value on the date and at the place of posting. Part IV of the rules deals with insurance of postal articles. The second proviso to rule 72 (1) lays down that articles containing government currency notes or gold coin or bullion shall be insured for the actual value of the contents. Rule 74 give... | 0[ds]5. Now the statutory provisions of the Act and the rules have to be construed and read in a reasonable manner. If the interpretation sought to be placed on behalf of the appellant is accepted it would mean that where a person declares a value which varies even by one paisa from the market value on the date and at ... | 0 | 1,771 | 595 | ### Instruction:
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83-A shall be the market value on the date and at the place of posting. Part IV of the rules deals with insurance of postal... |
State of Kerala Vs. Pothen Joseph and Sons | empowered to assess, collect and enforce payment of any tax under the general sales tax law of the appropriate State shall, on behalf of the Government of India and subject to any rules made under this Act, assess, collect and enforce payment of any tax, including any penalty, payable by a dealer under this Act in the ... | 0[ds]The Madras High Court in S. Mariappa Nadar v. State Madras ([1962] 13 S.T.C. 371) had gone elaborately into the question of the applicability of the general sales tax law of the State in such circumstances and had held that the phrase "in the same manner" in section 9(3) did not make applicable all the incidents o... | 0 | 1,921 | 412 | ### Instruction:
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Employees State Insurance Corporation Vs. Hindustan Milkfood Manufacturers Ltd. and Ors | 1. Heard Mr. A.K. Ganguli, learned Senior Counsel for the Respondent No. 1. The High Court by its order dated 08.03.2006 in FAO No. 236 of 1982 reversed the order dated 04.03.1982 passed by the Employees Insurance Court, Patiala whereby it was held that the Atta Mohammad Ram Swarup, Behari Ram, Ram Dev, Deep Chand, Ban... | 1[ds]In our view, a reading of the entire order of the High Court and that of the ESI Court make it clear that the proper reasons have not been employed by the High CourtIn our opinion as the work had been done for more than 10 years. The mode of such payment is covered under definition of wages in Section 2(22) of the... | 1 | 513 | 96 | ### Instruction:
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1. Heard Mr. A.K. Ganguli, learned Senior Counsel for the Respondent No. 1. The High Court by its order dated 08.03.2006 in ... |
M/S Integrated Finance Co.Ltd Vs. Reserve Bank Of India Etc.Etc | the scheme has been rightly held to be lacking bona fide, as well being contrary to public policy. It has been proposed with the oblique purpose of avoiding the mandate of Section 45QA(1) of RBI Act. 55. We are also not inclined to accept the submission of the appellant that Section 45QA of RBI Act is pari materia if n... | 0[ds]The High Court notices the well settled legal positions that whilst examining the scheme under Sections 391-393 of the Companies Act neither the Company Court nor the Appellate Court ought not to go into the nitty-gritty of the various suggestions in the scheme. The High Court recognised that it is difficult for t... | 0 | 11,999 | 1,693 | ### Instruction:
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Firm Mukand Lal Veer Kumar & Anr Vs. Sri Purushottam Singh & Ors | that according to the English law the act of bankruptcy must be a personal act and no act of bankruptcy could be committed by a firm as such, and no adjudication could be made against a firm in the firms name - (See Ex parte Blain, (1879) 12 Ch D 522). But under S. 99 of the Presidency-towns Insolvency Act (Act II of 1... | 0[ds]It is true that under S. 47 of the Indian Registration Act once a document is registered the effect begins to commence from the date of execution, but if the document is not registered it can never have any legal effect as a deed of gift. Under S. 49 of the Indian Registration Act it is provided that no document r... | 0 | 3,136 | 604 | ### Instruction:
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JAYESH H.PANDYA Vs. SUBHTEX INDIA LIMITED THROUGH ITS DIRECTOR | the arbitration proceedings are supposed to be governed and run by the terms as agreed by the parties. The Arbitrator, therefore, cannot go beyond the clause of the arbitration agreement. We all need to respect the legislative intent underlying the Act. The speedy and alternative resolution to the dispute thus cannot b... | 1[ds]14. From the records before us, it is established that the Arbitrator was unable to complete the arbitral proceedings within four months from the date of the first preliminary meeting held on 4th May, 2007 in terms of clause (5) of the arbitration agreement and objection to extend the time was recorded by the appe... | 1 | 4,693 | 1,390 | ### Instruction:
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Shanti Kumar R. Canji Vs. The Home Insurance Co. Of New York | amendment should not be allowed. The contention of the defendant was not accepted by the learned Chamber Judge. The High Court on appeal set aside the order. It was not held to be a case of mis-description of the defendant. A mis-description of a party impleaded can arise when the party really intended to be impleaded ... | 0[ds]15. The present appeal concerns an application for amendment of the plaint. The suit was filed in the year 1964. The application for amendment of the plaint in regard to damages for the right to pension was made in the year 1970. An amendment, if allowed, would relate to the date of the institution of the suit. Th... | 0 | 2,608 | 1,150 | ### Instruction:
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Vellore Citizens Welfare Forum Vs. Union of India (UOI) | Matters relating to Tanneries in the State of Tamil Nadu 1. Pursuant to this Courts Order dated December 15, 1995. NEERI has submitted Final Examination Report dated February 12, 1996, regarding CETPS constructed/under construction by the Tanneries in various districts of the State of Tamil Nadu. A four member team con... | 1[ds]The report indicates that so far as the above CETPs are concerned, although there is Improvement in the performance, they are still not operating at their optimal level and are not meeting the standards as laid down by the Ministry of Environment and Forests and the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board for inland su... | 1 | 401 | 284 | ### Instruction:
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Matters relating to Tanneries in the State of Tamil Nadu 1. Pursuant to this Courts Order dated December 15, 1995.... |
VITHALDAS JAGANNATH KHATRI (D) THROUGH SMT. SHAKUNTALA ALIAS SUSHMI Vs. THE STATE OF MAHARASHTRA REVENUE AND FOREST DEPARTMENT | included even in the family unit in terms of the definition contained under Section 4, which reads as under: Section 4 - Land held by family unit (1) All land held by each member of a family unit, whether jointly or separately, shall for the purposes of determining the ceiling area of the family unit, be deemed to be h... | 1[ds]19. The legislation in question is a beneficial piece of legislation and, indeed, must be given the widest amplitude, the object being to distribute land among the landless. The preamble quoted aforesaid sets forth the object of the said Act. But, it is equally true that in giving wider amplitude to such legislati... | 1 | 8,793 | 2,758 | ### Instruction:
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Ballabhdas Agarwal Vs. State of Bihar | there were included tax-free articles such as fresh milk, meat, fish, green vegetables etc., which were exempt from Sales tax under S. 6 of the Act. His submission was that the excess amount assessed was Rs. 11,416-15-0 Against this order he took the usual appeals to the Sales tax Authorities and after the appeals were... | 0[ds]3. This Court in Chimmonlall Rameshwarlall v. Commissioner of Income-tax (Central), Calcutta, AIR 1960 SC 280 , held that in cases where a reference is made to the High Court and the appeal is brought only against the order of the Income-tax Appellate Tribunal then the Supreme Court, if it interferred, would in fa... | 0 | 1,458 | 378 | ### Instruction:
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Vaibhavi Enterprise and Ors Vs. Nobel Cera Coat & Ors | the bid / allocation of gas, in the writ petition neither the Ministry nor other applicants viz. Vaibhavi Enterprise and Tanish Cerachem Private Limited were impleaded as party respondents. From the impugned order passed by the High Court, it appears that the matter came up before the Division Bench on 19.08.2021 and U... | 1[ds]4.0. Having heard the learned counsel for the respective parties and considering the impugned order passed by the High Court, we are of the opinion that the procedure which has been adopted by the High Court while disposing of the writ petition in favour of the writ applicant is unsustainable. The High Court has p... | 1 | 1,648 | 689 | ### Instruction:
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the bid / allocation of gas, in the writ petition neither the Ministry nor other applicants viz. Vaibhavi Enterpri... |
Mangi Lal Vs. State of Maharashtra | was further convicted for contravening Buldana District Price Control Order, 1965, and sentenced to rigorous imprisonment for six months and fine of Rs. 500, in default rigorous imprisonment for six months. He was also convicted for contravening S. 3 of the Maharashtra Declaration of Stock Order, 1964, and sentenced to... | 1[ds]7.The learned counsel for the State has not been able to point out any provision in the two orders mentioned above containing any provision contemplated in R. 125 (9) (b).The only provision contained in the Maharashtra Jowar (Restriction on Purchase and Sale and Control of Movement) Order, 1964, is regarding forfe... | 1 | 1,460 | 413 | ### Instruction:
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was further convicted for contravening Buldana District Price Control Order, 1965, and sentenced to rigorous... |
SHANKARLAL NADANI Vs. SOHANLAL JAIN | suit for proceedings filed and pending. The relevant clause reads as under: 13-A- no decree for eviction shall be passed in a suit or proceeding filed and pending against the tenant in any court or before any authority unless the landlord produces a written permission of the Controller as required by sub-clause (1) of ... | 0[ds]8. The civil court ceases to have jurisdiction to hear and decide the petitions as only the Rent Tribunal would have jurisdiction to decide such dispute but it does not deal with the suits and proceedings initiated and pending on the date of applicability of the Act to the municipal area. There is no express or im... | 0 | 6,839 | 3,568 | ### Instruction:
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suit for proceedings filed and pending. The relevant clause reads as under: 13-A- no decree for eviction sha... |
New India Assurance Co.Ltd Vs. Bismillah Bai | the amount of Rs.25,000/-, deposited with the Tribunal by an interim order, from the claimants with interest at the rate of 9% per annum. However, an award for a sum of Rs.3,12,000/- was passed against the driver and owner of the truck in question. 7. Claimants, however, preferred an appeal against the said award. 8. T... | 1[ds]While reversing the said finding of fact, so as to fasten the liability on the insurance company, the High Court was required to assign sufficient and cogent reasons. No such finding to the effect that both driver as also the jeep contributed to the negligence having been recorded by the High Court, the question o... | 1 | 1,548 | 685 | ### Instruction:
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the amount of Rs.25,000/-, deposited with the Tribunal by an interim order, from the claimants with interest at the rate of ... |
Commissioner Of Income Tax, Hyd Vs. M/S. P.J. Chemicals Ltd | to the character and nature of a subsidy whether it was really intended to subsidise the cost of the capital or was intended as an incentive to encourage entrepreneurs to move to backward areas and establish industries, the specified percentage of the fixed capital cost which is the basis for determining the subsidy be... | 0[ds]11. Such rebate as obtains on the point turns on the definition of "actual cost" in Section 43(1) of the Income Tax Act, 1961. Section 43(1) provides definitions of certain terms and inter alia stipulates that for purposes of Sections 28 to 41 and 43, "actual cost" means "the actual cost of the assets to the asses... | 0 | 3,877 | 541 | ### Instruction:
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to the character and nature of a subsidy whether it was really intended to subsidise the cost of ... |
THE ELECTRONIC CORPORATION OF INDIA LIMITED Vs. M. SHIVANI | different Trades. The last date for submission of applications through online is 05.01.2018. The upper age limited prescribed is 28 years as on 30.11.2017. However, the relaxation of maximum age limit is allowed up to 40 years for those who worked or working with ECIL as Senior Artisan/Junior Artisan with ITI qualifica... | 1[ds]While issuing notice, the operation and implementation of judgment and order under appeal was stayed. Though the service was effected on the Respondents, none entered appearance on their behalf and the matter was repeatedly adjourned to enable the Respondents to enter appearance and contest the matter, as is clear... | 1 | 1,532 | 377 | ### Instruction:
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different Trades. The last date for submission of applications through online is 05.01.2018. The upper age ... |
Rajinder Singh Vs. State Of Punjab | cruelty or harassment differs from case to case. It relates to the mindset of people which varies from person to person. Cruelty can be mental or it can be physical. Mental cruelty is also of different shades. It can be verbal or emotional like insulting or ridiculing or humiliating a woman. It can be giving threats of... | 0[ds]8. A perusal of this Section shows that this definition can be broken into six distinctDowry must first consist of any property or valuable security - the word "any" is a word of width and would, therefore, include within it property and valuable security of any kind whatsoever.2) Such property or security can be ... | 0 | 6,275 | 514 | ### Instruction:
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cruelty or harassment differs from case to case. It relates to the mindset of people which varies from person to person. C... |
V. Guruviah Naidu And Sons Etc Vs. State Of Tamil Nadu And Anr. Etc | the case of Hajee Abdul Shukoor 15 STC 719 S.C. because in that case the sales tax was found to have been charged at a higher rate in respect of dressed hides and skins than that on the sale of raw hides and skins in spite of the fact that the price of dressed hides and skins was higher than that of raw hides and skins... | 0[ds]This is clear from the language used in the item specially the words purchase in the State. Assuming that the language of item 7(a) is ambiguous, it should be so construed as would sustain the constitutional validity of the said item. Considered in this light the occasion for the levy of tax under the above item w... | 0 | 3,278 | 1,169 | ### Instruction:
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the case of Hajee Abdul Shukoor 15 STC 719 S.C. because in that case the sales tax was found to have been charged ... |
Jawaharmal Vs. State Of Rajasthan And Others | it imposes enhanced tax duty retrospectively. His argument is, where a taxing Statue purports to impose a tax retrospectively, it necessarily involves an element of unreasonableness and that virtually amounts to contravention of the citizens fundamental rights guaranteed under Art. 19 (1) (f) or (g) of the Constitution... | 1[ds]We made it clear to the learned Advocate-General that our decision in the present writ petition would cover the decision of the said appeals in so far as it would relate to the validity of the provisions of the Act which are impugned before us by the present petitioner and not to that part which covered the questi... | 1 | 7,424 | 1,776 | ### Instruction:
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it imposes enhanced tax duty retrospectively. His argument is, where a taxing Statue purports to impo... |
K.S. Abdul Azeez Vs. Ramanathan Chettiar & Ors | 4000 and odd votes in excess of those of his nearest rival. Four other candidates had filed nomination papers and they included respondents 3 to 5 in this appeal. One of the candidates withdrew and the nomination paper of the 5th respondent (Peyathevar) was rejected at the scrutiny. He had shown in his nomination paper... | 0[ds]On hearing Mr. Ganapathy Iyer and looking into the relevant provisions on the subject of symbols we are satisfied that the decision of the High Court was right.3. The matter has to be considered in relation to the Conduct of Election Rules, 1961. Sub-rule (1) of Rule 5 enables the Election Commission to specify th... | 0 | 1,159 | 497 | ### Instruction:
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4000 and odd votes in excess of those of his nearest rival. Four other candidates had filed nomination papers and ... |
State Of Punjab Vs. Nokia India Pvt Ltd | 4%. Cell phone is mentioned in the said schedule and it finds further place at Serial No.6(g) under Entry 60 and is thereby liable to be charged at the rate of 4%. 13. According to the counsel for the respondent, charger is an integral part of the cell phone and the cell phone cannot be operated without the charger and... | 1[ds]In view of the aforesaid facts, we find that the Assessing Authority, Appellate Authority and the Tribunal rightly held that the mobile/cell phone charger is an accessory to cell phone and is not a part of the cell phone. We further hold that the battery charger cannot be held to be a composite part of the cell ph... | 1 | 2,445 | 153 | ### Instruction:
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4%. Cell phone is mentioned in the said schedule and it finds further place at Serial No.6(g) under Entry 60 and is thereb... |
The Commissioner Of Income-Tax, Madras Vs. Chari And Chari Ltd | that a particular remuneration stipulated to be paid is not bona fide, or is unreasonable, the High Court in exercising its advisory jurisdiction has no power to interfere with that opinion. But the material circumstances relating to the nature of the contract, the services to be performed and the nature of the duties ... | 0[ds]11. Turning to the facts of the present case, it must in the first instance be observed that it is for the revenue to establish that a particular receipt is income liable to tax, and beyond stating that the respondent was the managing agent of the Nellore Power and Light Company Ltd., and of two other Companies, t... | 0 | 3,018 | 518 | ### Instruction:
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that a particular remuneration stipulated to be paid is not bona fide, or is unreasonable, the High Cou... |
Dalmia Dadri Cement, Limited Vs. Avtar Narain Gujral and Others | his examination in-chief "our scales and grades are higher than those prevailing in other cement factories." But in cross-examination he admitted that he had got no personal knowledge about the wages prevailing in other cement concerns. As examination of the evidence let in by the appellant clearly shown that it was ch... | 0[ds]The question whether a person who has attained the age of sixty could validly be appointed as a member of the tribunal under S. 7(3)(c) came up for consideration before this Court in Atlas Cycle Industries, Ltd. v. Its workmen in Civil Appeal No. 188 of 1961, decided on 8 February 1962 [Since reported in p. 250 (i... | 0 | 3,247 | 1,090 | ### Instruction:
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his examination in-chief "our scales and grades are higher than those prevailing in other cement fact... |
New India Assurance Co. Ltd Vs. G.N.Sainani | not, before or at the time of so doing expressly or impliedly agreed to assign the policy, any subsequent assignment of the policy is in operative :Provided that nothing in this section affects the assignment of a policy after loss." No doubt the policy can be assigned either before or after the loss. But then the assi... | 1[ds]The interest of the insured must exist in the case of marine insurance at the time of loss and the assured must have some relation to or concern in, the subject of the insurance. The service which the insurer offers is with reference to the goods and the insurable interest has to be in respect of the goods. To put... | 1 | 4,311 | 634 | ### Instruction:
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not, before or at the time of so doing expressly or impliedly agreed to assign the policy, any subsequent assignment of the ... |
Janak Sinha Vs. Mahant Ram Kishore Das | mentioned earlier, the High Court has considered and discussed the various incidents which took place at booth No. 57 at Dharampur. We do not think it necessary to go into the aspects raised by Dr. Singhvi because the evidence clearly discloses that there has been one instance of a voter being prevented from exercising... | 0[ds]29. A reading of the evidence of D. Ws. 27, 48 and 52 clearly shows that they have absolutely no. personal knowledge about the working of the Janhit Press and that they are only giving evidence about the financial interest of the respondent in the said press to support the appellant. Their evidence is worthless to... | 0 | 13,976 | 2,013 | ### Instruction:
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mentioned earlier, the High Court has considered and discussed the various incidents which took place a... |
Dattatraya Govind Mahajan and Others Etc Vs. State of Maharashtra and Another | proviso, to clause (1) of Article 31A. But since full and detailed arguments were advanced before us on this question, we do not think it would be right if we refrain from expressing our opinion upon it. We fail to see how any violation of the seconded proviso. to clause (1) of Article 31 A is at all involved in so far... | 0[ds]The determination of this question turns on the true interpretation of Article 31-B and its applicability in relation to the second proviso to clause (1) of Articledo not think this contention is well founded. It is plainly erroneous. It flies in the face of the express language of Article 31-B and also ignores th... | 0 | 9,225 | 3,671 | ### Instruction:
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proviso, to clause (1) of Article 31A. But since full and detailed arguments were advanced before us ... |
Narender Singh Vs. The State of Haryana & Ors | no stretch of imagination, it can be said that there was any delay and/or lapse or fault on the part of the appellant. The advertisement for 1647 posts was issued by the Haryana Public Service Commission on 16.02.2016. The last date to submit the form online was 15.03.2016. As per the advertisement, the appellant was r... | 1[ds]7.1 From the chronological dates and events reproduced herein above by no stretch of imagination, it can be said that there was any delay and/or lapse or fault on the part of the appellant. The advertisement for 1647 posts was issued by the Haryana Public Service Commission on 16.02.2016. The last date to submit t... | 1 | 3,070 | 1,103 | ### Instruction:
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no stretch of imagination, it can be said that there was any delay and/or lapse or fault on the part of the ... |
B. Basavalingappa Vs. D. Munichinnappa | by the word "Bhovi" used in the Order, when no caste was specifically known as Bhovi in the Mysore State before the re-organisation of 1956.8. Let us then turn to the evidence which has been given in this case to prove that it was Voddar caste which was meant by the word "Bhovi" included in the Order. In this connectio... | 0[ds]Clearly, therefore, Article 341 provides for a notification and for its finality except when altered by Parliament by law. The argument on behalf of the appellant is based on the provisions of Art. 341 and it is urged that a notification once made is final and cannot even be revised by the President and can only b... | 0 | 2,920 | 1,361 | ### Instruction:
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by the word "Bhovi" used in the Order, when no caste was specifically known as Bhovi in the Mysore State befo... |
Bodh Raj @ Bodha & Others Vs. State of Jammu & Kashmir | and Ashok Kumar are devoid of merit and deserve dismissal, which we direct.(29) Coming to the appeals filed by four appellants who were acquitted by the trial Court but convicted by the High Court, it has been argued with emphasis that even if it is accepted the two views are possible on the evidence, the one in favour... | 0[ds]Since their presence is doubtful, identification, if any, done by them becomes ipso facto doubtful. The recoveries purported to have done pursuant to the disclosure made by the accused persons is highly improbable and requisite safeguards have not been adopted while making alleged recoveries. The case against four... | 0 | 7,508 | 1,875 | ### Instruction:
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and Ashok Kumar are devoid of merit and deserve dismissal, which we direct.(29) Coming to the appeals filed by four appell... |
Dr. B.L. Asawa Vs. State of Rajasthan and Others | the High Court should issue an appropriate writ or direction cancelling the interview and selection conducte d by the Commission as well as the consequential appointments given by the State Government to respondents 3 and 4 as Lecturers in Forensic Medicine.The short point to be considered is whether the Commission was... | 1[ds]The University of Bihar at Muzaffarpur is one duly established by statute and it is fully competent to conduct examinations and award degree s. The Degree of Doctor of Medicineof the University of Bihar is included in the Schedule tothe Indian Medical Council Act, 1956 as a degree fully recognised by the Indian Me... | 1 | 2,498 | 760 | ### Instruction:
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the High Court should issue an appropriate writ or direction cancelling the interview and selection con... |
Union of India and Anr Vs. Vijay Chand Jain | GUPTA, J. 1. This appeal on certificate of fitness turns on the meaning of the words " in respect of " occurring in section 23(1B) of the Foreign Exchange Regulation Act, 1947. For a proper appreciation of the question it is necessary to refer to two other sections of the Act, section 4(1) and section 23(1)(a), before ... | 1[ds]It seems to us that in the context of section 23(1B) " in respect of " has been used in the sense of being " connected with ", and we have no difficulty in holding that the currency in respect of which there has been contravention covers the sale proceeds of foreign currency, sale of which is prohibited under sect... | 1 | 1,197 | 204 | ### Instruction:
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GUPTA, J. 1. This appeal on certificate of fitness turns on the meaning of the words " in respect of " occurring i... |
NIRBHAY KUMAR Vs. THE STATE OF BIHAR | counsel submits that this was only in pursuance to orders passed by the High Court and this Court. We do not find any justification in taking a different stand in the case of 133 candidates who also have cleared the physical efficiency test in the year 2006. Therefore, at the time of their process of appointment in the... | 0[ds]14. All the writ petitioners are claiming appointment to the post of Sub-Inspector in pursuance of Advertisement dated 28.06.2011 for 299 posts of Sub- Inspector of Police. The Commission has categorically pleaded that all the petitioners in this batch of writ petitions are candidates who either did not participat... | 0 | 3,693 | 787 | ### Instruction:
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counsel submits that this was only in pursuance to orders passed by the High Court and this Court. We do not ... |
M/s. Sri Raja Lakshmi Dyeing Works and Others Vs. Rangaswamy Chettiar | on the grounds of wilful default in payment of rent, commission of acts of nuisance, denial of title and requirement of the premised for the respondents own use and occupation in connection with a dyeing factory which he proposed to set up and expansion of the existing business. All the grounds were negatived, concurre... | 1[ds]2, Appeal and revisional are expressions of common usage in Indian statute and the distinction between appellate jurisdiction and revisional jurisdiction is well known though not well defined. Ordinarily, appellate jurisdiction involves a rehearing, as it where, on law as well as fact and is invoked by an aggrieve... | 1 | 1,169 | 481 | ### Instruction:
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on the grounds of wilful default in payment of rent, commission of acts of nuisance, denial of title and requ... |
Sulekhan Singh & Co. & Others Vs. State of U.P. & Others | revenue and was consistent with the decisions of this Court in Article 14 of the Constitution. The validity thereof was upheld by the High Court in Nar Narain Mishra (supra). The said judgment applied to the mineral in question as specifically laid down by the High Court. The High Court upheld the stand of the State th... | 0[ds]19. We have considered the rival submissions and perused the record.20. The plea of the appellants that they had acquired a vested right prior to G.O. dated 31st May, 2012 cannot be accepted. Order dated 31st May, 2012 was issued by the State of U.P. to bring about transparency and to safeguard the Government reve... | 0 | 4,296 | 1,123 | ### Instruction:
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revenue and was consistent with the decisions of this Court in Article 14 of the Constitution. The validity thereof was uphe... |
B.D. Shetty and ors Vs. M/s Ceat Ltd. and anr | Sometimes Court was vacant, sometimes the proceedings were adjourned by the consent of the parties and sometimes for other reasons. The learned counsel for the appellants complained that there was delay on the part of the respondent also after issuing suspension orders to the appellants on May 8, 1996; the appellants r... | 1[ds]In our view, therefore, the provisions of Section 10-A supervene in relation to the payment of subsistence allowance over the provisions of the Model Standing Orders." *We have every good reason to accept the said view. It is plain from the very language of Section 10-A(3) that the words provisions of such other l... | 1 | 4,289 | 441 | ### Instruction:
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Jarnail Singh Vs. State of Haryana | the prosecutrix VW-PW6. The deposition of Satpal-PW4 has not been contested. Therefore, the date of birth of the prosecutrix VW - PW6 (indicated in Exhibit P.G., as 15.7.1977) assumes finality. Accordingly it is clear, that the prosecutrix VW-PW6, was less than 15 years old on the date of occurrence, i.e., on 25.3.1993... | 0[ds]We have given our thoughtful consideration to the above noted submission, advanced at the hands of the learned counsel for the appellant. We, however, find no merit therein. It is not as if the prosecution version is entirely based on the statement of the prosecutrix VW - PW6. It would be relevant to mention, that... | 0 | 6,948 | 746 | ### Instruction:
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the prosecutrix VW-PW6. The deposition of Satpal-PW4 has not been contested. Therefore, the date of birth of the prosecutr... |
D.Sampath Vs. United India Ins.Co.Ltd | H.L. Dattu, J. 1. Leave granted. 2. This appeal is directed against the Judgment and Order passed by the High Court of Judicature at Madras in Civil Miscellaneous Appeal No. 2099 of 2002 dated 12.04.2010. By the impugned judgment, the Court has modified the compensation awarded by the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal, Ch... | 1[ds]We do not intend to disturb the judgment and order passed by the High Court except to a limited extent. The High Court, while assessing the compensation payable to the claimant, has arrived at the loss of earning capacity in a sum of ` 8,16,000/- and, thereafter, though the Doctor has assessed 75% disability, has ... | 1 | 754 | 393 | ### Instruction:
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H.L. Dattu, J. 1. Leave granted. 2. This appeal is directed against the Judgment and Order passed by th... |
THE CHAIRMAN, BOARD OF TRUSTEES, COCHIN PORT TRUST Vs. M/S AREBEE STAR MARITIME AGENCIES PVT. LTD. & ORS | from the harbour. They are always fixed in such a way that they would make it unprofitable for importers to use the port premises as a warehouse. It is necessary to do so because congestion in the ports affects the free movement of ships and the loading and unloading operations. As stated earlier, the Port Trust shows ... | 1[ds]14. A perusal of the relevant provisions of the MPT Act would show that when section 2(o) defines owner, it defines owner in relation to goods separately from owner in relation to any vessel. In sub-clause (i) of section 2(o), when owner is defined in relation to goods, the definition is an inclusive one. Secondly... | 1 | 27,750 | 7,323 | ### Instruction:
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from the harbour. They are always fixed in such a way that they would make it unprofitable for import... |
Sunder Singh And Ors Vs. Narain Singh And Ors | is not so. When the section lays down that the land-owner or a tenant at will shall have the same right in the land allotted to him in pursuance of the scheme of consolidation as he had in his original holding or tenancy, it clearly implies that obligations would also remain the same. If that were not so and if his obl... | 0[ds]Clearly the effect of this provision is to give to the land-owner or a tenant at will the same right in the land which he acquires under the scheme of consolidation in lieu of that land which he had before the consolidation proceedings. He cannot get more right than he had before nor can he get any less rights.It ... | 0 | 2,214 | 776 | ### Instruction:
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is not so. When the section lays down that the land-owner or a tenant at will shall have the same right in the la... |
MOHAMMED FASRIN Vs. THE STATE REP. BY THE THE INTELLIGENCE OFFICER | Section 8(c) of the NDPS Act reads as follows:8. Prohibition of certain operations.- No person shall- (a) ......... (b) ......... (c) produce, manufacture, possess, sell, purchase, transport, warehouse, use, consume, import inter-State, export inter-State, import into India, export from India or tranship any narcotic d... | 1[ds]6. As far as the present appellant is concerned, the only evidence, if it can be called that, is the statement of a co-accused (accused no.2) and his own alleged confession. As far as statement of co-accused (Ext.P41) is concerned, in that the co-accused states in great detail as to how he came into contact with o... | 1 | 1,528 | 695 | ### Instruction:
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Section 8(c) of the NDPS Act reads as follows:8. Prohibition of certain operations.- No person shall- (a) ......... (b) ..... |
Nabam Rebia And Others Vs. Deputy Speaker | 155. It is not necessary for the present purposes to delve into the Governor?s role in legislative or quasi-legislative issues, such as assent to Bills (Article 200 and 201 of the Constitution), procedure in financial matters and legislative powers of the Governor (Chapter IV). Nor is it necessary to deal with the rela... | 1[ds]50. In our opinion there is no merit in the submission that the power of review inheres in the Speaker under the Tenth Schedule as a necessary incident of his jurisdiction to decide the question of disqualification; or that such a power existed till November 12, 1991 when the decision in Kihota Hollohan (1992) 1 S... | 1 | 117,747 | 10,992 | ### Instruction:
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155. It is not necessary for the present purposes to delve into the Governor?s role in legislative or quasi-legislative i... |
Spencer & Co Vs. State Of Mysore & Others | revenue. The fourth is making large profits, because the land is very fertile and capable of yielding good crops. Under the Act, it is manifest that the fourth category, in our illustration, would easily be able to bear the burden of the tax. The third one may be able to bear the tax. The first and the second one will ... | 0[ds]13. We are unable to hold that the impugned Act is discriminatory. The scheme of the Act is that the market value of the land is first ascertained and then tax at 0.4 per cant is levied. Under sub-section (3) of Section 99 the Commissioner has to determine the market value of the land and sub-section (3) of Sectio... | 0 | 2,947 | 909 | ### Instruction:
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revenue. The fourth is making large profits, because the land is very fertile and capable of yielding good cr... |
Mr. Rajeev Nohwar Vs. Chief Controlling Revenue Authority Maharashtra State, Pune and Others | the Collector, he will have no adjudicator/ capacity. The Collector must forward the application to the concerned authority as mentioned in Section 52A along with remarks and such authority would have the power to decide the claim. The interpretation that Section 52A only overrides the authority of the Collector in adj... | 1[ds]The submission does not accord with a plain reading of the provision. The expression any other means must be readin the context of the words which immediately precede it, namely, error in writing. The expression by any other means would indicate that the legislature intended to refer to defacement of a stamp paper... | 1 | 6,736 | 2,169 | ### Instruction:
Estimate the outcome of the case (positive (1) or negative (0) for the appellant) and then give a reasoned explanation by examining important sentences within the case documentation.
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the Collector, he will have no adjudicator/ capacity. The Collector must forward the application to the conc... |
Dr. Bais Surgical and Medical Institute Private Limited & Others Vs. Dhananjay Pande & Others | such protection shall be possible only if interim order is set aside.SUBMISSIONS OF APPELLANTS 11.Mr. Thakur placed reliance on citation namely(1) 2005 CL 123 Page 110, Sangramsinh P. Gaekwad and ors. vs. Shantadevi P. Gaekwad (Dead) thr. Lrs. and ors. (2) AIR (37) 1950 SC 172, Nanalal Zaver and another vs. The Bombay ... | 0[ds]14.As it is seen what the Company was likely to get, in turn, of allotment of additional share capital to Dr. Bais Group is, in fact, acquisition of assets i.e. land and building in which the hospital is being run which is uptil now exclusively owned by Dr. Bais. The CLB has recorded that status quo in regard to p... | 0 | 2,228 | 605 | ### Instruction:
Forecast the likely verdict of the case (granting (1) or denying (0) the appeal) and then rationalize your prediction by pinpointing and explaining pivotal sentences in the case document.
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such protection shall be possible only if interim order is set aside.SUBMISSIONS OF APPELLANTS 11.Mr. T... |
Keshavlal Lallubhai Patel Vs. Lalbhai Trikumlal Mills | and it should be so rejected. The contract should be held good and the clause ignored."Then the learned Lord Justice pointed out that "the parties themselves treated the contract as subsisting. They regarded it as creating binding obligations between them and it would be most unfortunate if the law should say otherwise... | 0[ds]It is fairly clear from the record that the attitude adopted by the respondent in the present dispute was actuated more by Jasubhais prejudice against Chinubhai and it may be safely asserted that some of the pleas taken by the respondent were known to the respondent to be untenable. The appellants rely upon this c... | 0 | 4,535 | 1,097 | ### Instruction:
Hypothesize the court's verdict (affirmation (1) or negation (0) of the appeal), and then clarify this hypothesis by interpreting significant sentences from the case proceeding.
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and it should be so rejected. The contract should be held good and the clause ignored."Then the learned Lord Just... |
Mohd. Zahid Vs. State of Tamil Nadu | of the fact that PW-8 had conducted the post mortem on Jabeenas body nearly 8 days after it was buried, and admittedly even according to PW-8, the body of Jabeena had decomposed considerably at the time of the post mortem examination. This is coupled with the fact that she had admitted in her evidence that she has no o... | 1[ds]The second cumulative cause of death as per the opinion ofis cerebral anoxia caused due to burns. It is true thatnoticed certain burn marks on the face and chest of Jabeena. It is seen from the text books and from the evidence ofthat anoxia of the brain is caused due to lack of supply of oxygen to the brain which ... | 1 | 4,798 | 932 | ### Instruction:
Project the court's decision (favor (1) or against (0) the appeal) based on the case proceeding, and subsequently give an in-depth explanation by analyzing relevant sentences from the document.
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of the fact that PW-8 had conducted the post mortem on Jabeenas body nearly 8 days after it was b... |
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