Court : Gujarat
Reported in : 1997CriLJ1549; (1996)1GLR395
..... implement the provisions of the international conventions on narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances and for matters connected therewith, the parliament enacted the ndps act. accordingly, stringent provisions arc made to this statute. the ndps act also provides for special remedy for trial, prohibition, control, regulation, procedure, forfeiture of properties and penalties. stringent punishment is provided for all the offences except for the offences punishable under ..... the recommendations of the cabinet sub-committee and the working of the narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances act, in the last three years, it is proposed to amend the said act. these amendments, inter alia, provide for the following :(i) to constitute a national fund for control of drugs abuse to meet the expenditure incurred in connection with the measures for combating illicit .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (2006)2GLR995
..... chartered accountants v. l.k. ratna : [1987]164itr1(sc) :it is then urged by learned counsel for the appellant that the provision of an appeal under section 22a of the act is a complete safeguard against any insufficiency in the original proceeding before the council and it is not mandatory that the member should be heard by the council before it ..... proceeds to record its finding. section 22a of the act entitles a member to prefer an appeal to the high court against an order of the council imposing a penalty under section 21(1) of the ..... act. it is pointed out that no limitation has been imposed on the scope of the appeal and that an appellant is entitled to urge before the high court every ground .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR1998Guj60; [1998]91CompCas910(Guj); (1997)2GLR1134
..... court whether the appellant was given a reasonable opportunity to defend himself in accordance with sub-rule (5) of rule 15 of the central civil services (classification, control and appeal) rules, 1967, the relevant rule reads as follows (page 2179) : 'the disciplinary authority may nominate any person to present the case in support ..... no one shall be deprived of his life or liberty except in accordance with the procedure prescribed by law. the expression 'life' does not merely connote animal existence or a continued drudgery through life. the expression 'life' has a much wider meaning. where therefore, the outcome of a departmental enquiry is likely ..... to clients, the appellate authority found that the said contravention too stands admitted by the petitioner. regarding failure to obtain written consent from the clients while acting on principal to principal basis, the contention of the petitioner was that this was not essential and verbal consents were adequate. it was admitted before the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR1975Guj102; (1975)0GLR204
..... words 'in accordance with the provisions of the code of civil procedure, 1908' which appear in section 299 of the act, refer only to the procedure contemplated by the code of civil procedure and do not control the right of the parties concerned to prefer an appeal if the order against which the grievance is made, falls within ..... the scope of section 299 of the act.11. alternatively, shri nanavati, contended that in case this court finds that the order ..... any difference because section 268 merely contemplates the regulation of the procedure and nothing more. the only impact which section 268 has on the provisions of the indian succession act is that the procedure which can be adopted by the probate judge, should, so far as the circumstances of the case can permit, be governed by the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : 1990CriLJ2435; (1990)2GLR905
..... unavailing, the texts recommend they be alternated with a show of some hostility one ploy often used has been termed the 'friendly-unfriendly' or the 'mutt and jeff act:a thorough and intimate sketch is made of the versatility of the arts of torture developed officially in american country calculated to break, by physical or psychological crafts, ..... certain details. the guilt of the subject is to be posited as a fact. the interrogator should direct his comments towards the reasons why the subject committed the act, rather than court failure by asking the subject whether he did it. like other men, perhaps the subject has had a bad family life, had an unhappy childhood ..... and he will not keep accused in lock up or handcuff them;(2) if the investigating officer wants panchnamas to be made under section 27 of the indian evidence act, then from the time the preliminary panchanamas are made till the final panchanamas are completed, he will have the authority to keep the accused in police custody, .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : [1978]48CompCas438(Guj); (1977)GLR42; (1978)0GLR192; (1977)47CompCas151
..... should be with respondent no. 4. the petitioners, therefore, gave blank transfer forms in respect of their shares to respondent no. 4 to make his control effective. however, their case is that it was a nominal transfer. i would express no opinion on this crucial point save saying that respondents say that ..... questions, complex, intricate or otherwise, relating to the title to the shares, and further enlarges the jurisdiction of the court set up under the companies act to decide all those questions, which the court considers necessary or expedient to decide in connection with application for rectification. in the words, when an application ..... presence other than the members of the company, would preclude me from proceedings with the petition within the four corners of section 155 of the companies act. that simultaneously raises the more important and incidental question whether the court should forbid itself jurisdiction under section 155, more often described loosely as summary jurisdiction .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : [1994]79CompCas830(Guj)
..... to which the high court has jurisdiction. all the twenty-three items illustrate the jurisdiction of the high court conferred by the various provisions of the companies act in respect of specific matters relating to the companies situated within its jurisdiction. the high court is a special court or a company court with special company ..... therefore, not a correct proposition of law that with respect to any matter relating to a company in a state, the high court has jurisdiction under the companies act with respect to that matter. these words 'with respect to that matter' in section 2(11) are crucial. some illustrative cases can be immediately seen by reference ..... the jurisdiction. according to the applicant, the jurisdiction would be concurrent both in the civil court as well as in the high court. 9. under the companies act, several kinds of questions and matters arise and it is not that all matters are within the jurisdiction of the central government, some are within the jurisdiction of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1970)11GLR628; (1970)IILLJ716Guj
..... that by reason of such irregularity the alterations are invalid. that is a matter pertaining to the internal management of the trade union over which the majority has full control. this is a well established field of company law, commonly known as the rule in foss v. harbottle (1843) 8 here, 461 : 67 f.r. ..... like the petitioner union to challenge the validity of the alterations in the rules of the first respondent union before the registrar under the bombay industrial relations act, 1946, when they have been registered by the registrar of trade unions and acknowledgment of registration has been communicated to the secretary of the first respondent ..... appear in any proceeding in which a representative union has appeared as the representative of employees. where therefore a representative union appears in any proceeding under the act as the representative of employees, no employee, not even one whose grievance forms the subject matter of the proceedings, can be permitted to appear in the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR1976Guj98
..... mistake or an error apparent on the face of the record, there is nothing in rule 342 which compels the court to ignore that mistake and do the more mechanical act of passing a final decree in terms of the report'.9.. it is, however, argued by the learned advocate for the appellant that, in view of the provisions of rules .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR1973Guj97
..... leading part in mahuva politics and they had taken leading part in the congress (o) and are taking it for the last many years. mahuva municipality is controlled by praja-socialist party and the management of this local authority has remained in the hands of the leaders of that party . for the political reasons, ..... opinion, our conclusion is reinforced by the aforesaid observations made by the division bench of this court while interpreting the provisions of section 50(2) of the act. when the legislature has given such a limited right to such acquiring body, when the question regarding compensation is being determined, in which such acquiring body ..... and consequently, the said court was fully justified in refusing to add the petitioner as a party. it was submitted by mr. sompura that the act complained of , was the act of the government, relief sought was against the government. simple because some allegation were made against the municipality, that the municipality influenced the decision of .....
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