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M/S. Dhariwal Industries Limited and Others Vs. the State of Maharasht ...

Court : Mumbai

..... made by the parliament. we are, therefore, of the prima facie view that the regulations have to be treated not merely as having force of law, but also as a part of the food safety act, 2006 itself. 40. as regards the petitioners' contention that since chewing tobacco with 100% tobacco is not banned, total ban on ..... was governed by indian princes and it consisted of several indian states. a large number of those states claimed sovereign rights and erected customs barriers. prior to 1950, the flow of trade and commerce was impeded at several points which constituted the boundaries of indian states. the historical process of merger and the integration of ..... 301 was to allow free flow of trade, commerce and intercourse throughout the territory of india. the supreme court then referred to the following pertinent observations in automobile transport, air 1962 sc 1406 wherein das, j. observed- even textually, we must ascertain the true meaning of the word 'free' occurring in art. 301. from what .....

Rakesh Malhotra and Others Vs. Rajinder Kumar Malhotra and Others

Court : Mumbai

..... relations, apparent authority, piercing of veil (also called the alter ego ), joint venture relations, succession and estoppel. they do not rely on the parties' intention but rather on the force of the applicable law. 104. we may also notice the canadian case of city of prince george v. a.l. sims and sons ltd. [(1998) 23 yca 223] wherein ..... was obtained are opposed to natural justice; (e) where it has been obtained by fraud; (f) where it sustains a claim founded on a breach of any law in force in india. 96. for our purposes, the relevant clause is section 13(c), it being the case that walker j.s decision is contrary to that of the supreme ..... . phadke invited out attention to three decisions having a bearing on the courts powers under section 402 of the act, namely, rajahmundry electric supply corporation ltd. v nageswara rao [1956] 26 comp cas 91 (sc), shanti prasad jain v. kalinga tubes ltd. air 1962 ori 202 and richardson and cruddas ltd. v haridas mundra [1959] 29 comp cas 549 (cal). .....

Jyoti Pratapsingh Chadel and Others Vs. Collector, Nanded and Others

Court : Mumbai Aurangabad

..... be pertinent. paragraph no.47a is as under; "47(a) in the case of state of uttar pradesh and others vs. pradhan sangh kshettra samiti and others reported in air 1995 sc 1512, the hon'ble supreme court has observed:- "7. it is common knowledge that the needs of the people change with the development in the economic, ..... rules shall have effect notwithstanding anything inconsistent therewith contained in any other law for the time being in force. (2) subject to the provisions of sub-section (1), the provisions of this act shall be in addition to and shall not, save as expressly provided hereinbefore, be in derogation of the provisions of any law relating to municipal corporation, ..... court in the case of "sadashiv h. patil vs. vithal d. teke and others" reported in air 2000 sc 3044 referring to paragraph no.14 of said judgment, which reads thus:- "14. a finding as to disqualification under the act has the effect of unseating a person from an elected office held by him pursuant to his victory at .....

Tan Bug Taim Vs. Collector of Bombay

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1946Bom216; (1945)47BOMLR1010

..... reason of the order to carry it out. when an order does not purport to be against a party and cannot of its own force oblige any party to do any act or to refrain from doing any act, it cannot be said that the order is binding on such party. so understood, it seems to me, that any order that the court ..... of the land which is being administered by the courts in british india.83. if the expression 'any law for the time being in force' used in proviso (6) to section 45 of the specific relief act is to be read in the manner aforesaid, let us consider what are the provisions of common law that have got to be followed in ..... have been done or forborne. the words of section 45, sub-clause (b), are 'under any law for the time being in force', and the law for the time being in force is the law laid down in the municipal act.80. this was a case against the municipal commissioner, bombay, where an order was sought to be obtained under section 45 of .....

Lalji Mulji Vs. the State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1965)67BOMLR484

..... the province. in the same connection, mr. ganatra pointed out that the bombay municipal corporation act, which is act no. ill of 1888, was passed after the first two petroleum acts were enacted. the last act, which is still in force, is the petroleum act xxx of 1934, which consolidates and amends the law relating to the import, transport, storage ..... . in this connection, it is interesting to note that a notification has been issued under section 31 on april 1, 1950, in exercise of the powers conferred by section 31 of the petroleum act. in effect, the notification declares that the central government is pleased to limit the operation of the enactments specified in the ..... the same place. the licence was demanded under the west bengal fire services act, 1950, and the question that was canvassed before the court was whether the provisions of the west bengal fire services act- were repugnant to the provisions of the petroleum act. in the course of the judgment, a reference was made to the earlier .....

In Re: Azgaralli Nazaralli

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1954CriLJ952

..... to do so, as the power of the state government to appoint special judges was to be derived from the act itself.until the act came into force, there was no power in the state government to appoint special judges, in other words, the state government could ..... of 27, july 1952. it was clearly impossible to make the appointment of the special judge simultaneously with the coming into force of the act. the state government could not possibly have kept an order of appointment of the special judge ready at 12 mid-night of ..... section 161 read with sections 116, 109 and 114, indian penal code. the prosecution case was that the accused had oh 28, july 1950, offered a bribe of rs. 1,25,000 to j. c. barot, a sub-inspector of police attached to the anti-corruption branch ..... same court, and that any legislation which amounts to an infringement of that right is bad legislation.in this connection, the case of air 1943 po 34 (a) is referred to. it was a case in which a suit was instituted in a south indian court .....

Salman Salim Khan Vs. The State of Maharashtra (Through: Bandra Police ...

Court : Mumbai

..... likely to cause a person's death are ingredients of the offence of culpable homicide. when intent or knowledge as described above is the direct motivating force of the act complained of, section 304a has to make room for the graver and more serious charge of culpable homicide. . ? [xii] 1994 supp (2) scc 67 [balwant singh ..... aside this aspect of adverse inference on the non-examination of kamal khan. 168. to substantiate the argument on behalf of the appellant, the following authorities are cited : 1) air 1954 sc 51 (habeeb mohammad vs. state of hyderabad) 2) (2012) 4 scc 722 (govindraju alias govinda vs. state by shrirampuram police station and anr) 3) (2014 ..... beyond reasonable doubt. 140. following authority is placed before the court on behalf of the appellant on the aspect that retrial wipes earlier evidence, as under : [i] air 1963 sc 1531 [ukha kolhe vs. state of maharashtra] 141. numerous authorities are also cited on the aspect as to the applicability of the evidence under section 33 .....

Citizen Forum For Equality Vs. The State of Maharashtra through its Ch ...

Court : Mumbai Nagpur

..... and before that there was public advertisement inviting offers for development from various contractors by respondent no. 9. permission under section 36 of the bombay public trust act, 1950, was also granted after completing necessary formalities. he heavily relies upon observations of the hon'ble apex court in its order dated 03.08.2004 to urge ..... 90 years. there was a provision prescribing providing additional lease money/ premium. these rules were quashed in 1982 and thereafter development control rules, 1983 have came into force. these rules deal with land held by nit or acquired by it. renewal in 2006 is as per agreement between the parties. though 1955 rules were quashed, ..... determine the same. hon'ble apex court in leelawanti v. state of haryana, (supra), rely upon state of m.p . v. bhailal bhai, reported at air 1964 sc 1006 where a constitution bench of supreme court held that even though no period of limitation is prescribed for filing a petition under article 226 of the .....

Damayanti G. Chandiramani Vs. S. Vaney

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1966Bom19; (1965)67BOMLR380; 1966CriLJ9; ILR1965Bom619

..... years and do president of the bar council informed me tax my application would be kept pending and action will be taken when the chapter v of the advocates act ounce into force. i'm hoping that there would be a conviction in each of the 4 cases in which he well appeared as an accused, and that there will be a ..... should flinch from performing his duties toward his client. (14) the defendant relied upon a decision of the allahabad high court in kamta prasad v, ram agyan il r 1950 all 530 : air 1 all 674 . in that case the party to the dispute had made an offeror for settlement of the dispute between the parties of off court and as part ..... would take such action. it is sufficient if the context showed that the action contemplated was the action of the contender himself. of similar question arose in thirumalaiappa v. kumaraswami air 1956 mad 621 . the madras high court referred to the leading case of french v. french [1824] 1hog. 134 which formed the basis of the statement or this subject .....

New India Assurance Co. Ltd. Vs. Gajanan S/O Rambhau Mohite

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1997)99BOMLR73

..... earlier and in both the accidents, all the occupants/passengers received injuries. injured persons filed individual claim petition simplicitor under section 140 of the motor vehicle act before the motor accidents claims tribunal, buldana. notices were issued to the opposite parties. the appellants in all the claim cases filed the reply and denied ..... the liability to pay even the interim compensation to the claimants under the provisions of section 140 of the motor vehicle act, on the ground that the tractors and trollies were insured for agricultural operations only. according to the appellant-insurance company, the occupants/passengers who were ..... tribunal, all the matters arc remanded to the motor accident claims tribunal, buldana for fresh summary inquiry before passing the order under section 140 of the act. the findings of the motor accident claims tribunal shall not be affected by the observations made by this court. the motor accidents claims tribunal is .....