Judgment Search Results Home > Cases Phrase: antiapartheid united nation convention act 1981 Page 100 of about 1,757 results (0.063 seconds)

M.Vijayan and ors. Vs. the Secretary to Government and ors.

Court : Chennai

..... in the following words:heard.in view of the concurrent findings of the state commission, we do not find any force in this revision petition.the revision petition is dismissed.it was, considering the jurisdiction of the national commission under the consumer protection act as a quasi-judicial authority, the honble apex court found a distinction between the quasi-judicial authority and final decision and ultimately held that such distinction has vanished in the course of time ..... university of oxford, wherein the court referred to article 6 of the european convention of human rights which requires, adequate and intelligent reasons must be given for judicial decisions ..... the petitioner in w.p.no.26952 of 2007 also entered in the police department as grade ii police constable in the year 1981 and on deputation, he was serving in the crime branch cid till the date of filing the writ petition and he was upgraded as grade i police constable in the year 1995.6 ..... apart from the fact that there is nothing to conclude that the enquiry officer has himself acted as presenting officer and taken the chief-examination, the punishment imposed is only minor punishment, in the present case, and therefore, i do not accept the contention of the learned senior counsel for the petitioners ..... as appellate authority, it has gone into the appeals properly and in fact, when the appeals were filed, they were sent to the director general of police for remarks who, in turn, sent the same to the unit police officers. .....

Sangita Shah Parent/Guardian of Ativ Shah Poonam and ors. Vs. State of ...

Court : Mumbai

..... the judgments of the supreme court and the full bench aforereferred, clearly indicate that state should act well in time and not intermingle with the process of taking hurried decisions at the ..... . 1 in which a contention is raised that the provisions of the maharashtra secondary and higher secondary education boards act, 1965 so also the said regulations do not contemplate inviting suggestions, objections and view points of the public ..... select file (hse - 2)(b) corrigendum dated 16th june 2010 reads thus:'regarding the amendment in the act pertaining to 'best five' in the secondary school certificate (10th standard) examination being conducted by maharashtra state secondary and higher secondary education board, to be made applicable from march, 2010.government of ..... is yes, we are cutting at the roots of the nation's health and depriving right to equality of its meaning ..... . in the percentile case (supra), to which one of us (the hon'ble acting chief justice) was a party, this court emphasized that decisions of such nature must be taken well in advance, it is not after academic year commences, students are enrolled, appear for ..... 'section 34' of the secondary and higher secondary education board act, 1965, are kept intact.by order and in the name of governor of maharashtra,sd/ s.b.khorgadeunder secretarygovernment of maharashtrato,the chairman, maharashtra state secondary and higher secondary education board, shivaji nagar, pune director ..... maharashtra : air 1981 sc 1127 : (1981) 2 .....

The Federation of Hotels and Restaurants Association of IndiA. Vs. Uni ...

Court : Delhi

..... the infringement of his copyright if the author (owner) of the cinematograph film causes the lyric or musical work recorded on the sound track of the film to be heard in public and nothing contained in section 13(4) of the act on which mr ashok sen has strongly relied can operate to affect the rights acquired by the author (owner) of the film by virtue of section 14(1)(c) of the ..... fact that the writ petitioners have not exercised or availed of the remedies provided under the copyright act, 1957, any pronouncement made on the grievances addressed before us pertaining to the quantum of fees/charges by the iprs/ppl, or as to whether registration of the iprs and ppl has been validly granted, or whether the act permits separate/special charges to be claimed for special events, such as christmas eve, new year ..... since the grievances ventilated before us, in our opinion, must perforce be laid before the central government on a true understanding of the copyright act, 1957 and the copyright rules, 1958, we must refrain from giving any definitive interpretation of the provisions or even an indication of how the central government or the registrar of copyrights or the ..... in chander mohan khanna vs- the national council of educational research & training, air 1992 sc 76, despite noting that the respondent veritably enjoys a monopoly, article 12 of the constitution of india was found not ..... , 1981 rpc 337 to underscore that the existence of separate copyrights in a singular musical piece is not a .....

Monsanto Company by their Patent Agent, De Penning and De Penning Vs. ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1986SC712; 1986(2)ARBLR19(SC); (1986)3CompLJ66(SC); 1986(1)SCALE74; (1986)1SCC642; [1986]1SCR120; 1986(1)LC304(SC)

..... a composition as claimed in claim 1, which further comprises one or more compounds selected from the following -conventional pesticides, fertilizers, and extenders such as herein described.3. ..... the long and grasping hand of a multi national company, the monsanto company of st. ..... in the second week of may, 1981, the second plaintiff found that the defendant was marketing formulation of butachlor covered by the patents of the first plaintiff. ..... lous, missouri, united states of america, has reached out to prevent alleged infringement of two of their patents (numbers 104120 and 125381) by the defendant, an indian private limited company. ..... it is sufficient to state that the defendant claimed as he was entitled to do under section 107 of the patents act 1970, that the patents were liable to be revoked under section 64(1)(a),(b),(d),(e),(f),(g),(h),(i),(j),(k),(l) and (m) of the patents act. ..... , before the patents act 1970). ..... used in india or what was published in india before the priority date of the claim (the words 'or elsewhere' are omitted by us as the patents in the present case were granted under the indian patents and designs act, 1911, i.e. ..... under section 61(l)(d), a patent may be revoked on the ground that the subject of any claim of the complete specification is not an invention within the meaning of the act. .....

N. Nirmala Vs. Nelson Jayakumar

Court : Chennai

Reported in : I(1999)DMC737; (1998)IIIMLJ619

..... these aspects since lost sight of by the learned single judge, we are viewing them, because, interest of the ward is paramount and the court acts as a 'wise parent', but, we are conscious of the view that the litigant ought not to be placed in a worse position that she would have been, if not taken, resource to file this appeal before this court. ..... the learned counsel for the respondent contended that the father is the natural and lawful guardian of the minor under the personal law, and he is entitled to act as such, until by an order of a competent court he is deprived of his right. ..... when the court acts as a 'wise parent', it is just and reasonable to modify the visiting rights, by curtailing it. ..... walker and harrison, (see 1981 n.z. .....

State of West Bengal Vs. Md. JamiluddIn Nasir and ors.

Court : Kolkata

..... the voluntary nature of the confession or not.viii) there is no hard and fast rule regarding grant of time for reflection before recording a confession.ix) the gist of the offence of conspiracy then lies, not in doing the act, or effecting the purpose for which the conspiracy is formed, nor in attempting to do them, nor in inciting others to do them, but in the forming of the scheme.x) when men enter into an agreement for an unlawful end, they ..... each conspirator plays his separate part in one integrated and united effort to achieve the common purpose.xii) in reaching the stage of meeting of minds, two or more persons share information about doing an illegal act or a legal act by illegal means.xiii) it is, however, essential that the offence of conspiracy requires some kind of physical manifestation of ..... apex court observed, conspiracy is proved by showing that two or more persons have agreed to do or cause to do an illegal act or an act which is not illegal by illegal means and that some overt act was done by one of the accused in pursuance of the same. ..... from such evidence it is also clear that conspirators had taken recourse to the act of terrorism.l.1.3- contents of the e-mails as discussed herein before would complete the chain of ..... it further observed, where their common object or design is itself to do an unlawful act, the specification of such act itself which formed their common design would suffice.f) aloke nath dutta and ors. v ..... state ofuttar pradesh 1981 scc [cri] .....

State of Kerala Vs. Kumari T.P. Roshana and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1979SC765; (1981)4SCC512

..... the medical council of india has an overall control in this field, being the statutory body created under the indian medical council act, 1956-thus, the concurrence of the calicut and the kerala universities and the medical council of india becomes necessary for working out effective reliefs in terms of adding to the strength on a temporary footing, with ..... had we left the judgment of the high court in the conventional form of merely quashing the formula of admission the remedy would have aggravated the malady-confusion ..... based on certain reports of commissions, considered the two territorial divisions as separate units and regulated seat allocations to medical colleges in the state on an equitable basis ..... this part of the 'selection calculus' is beyond cavil before us, as the nation with all its social engineering boasts and all its tumultuous bungling, is distances away from human justice ..... this short-run project adopted each university as a unit which, as we have earlier explained, was good so far ..... slow march of bureaucratic movement embodied in lord curzon's lament respecting the administration of his time, a state of affairs wholly opposed to the dynamic fulfilment of the imperatives cast by the constitution upon the nation and its institutions. ..... ephemeral differences cannot be the solid foundation for a substantial differentiation which is the necessary pre-condition for quashing an executive or legislative act as too discriminatory to satisfy the egalitarian essence of article 14. .....

Jai NaraIn Vs. Ziey Singh and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : ILR1981Delhi792

..... the difficulties increase when one remembers that, by section 105 of the evidence act, the burden is on the accused, which he has to discharge by showing that, on a preponderance of probability, each of the conditions of the exception exists. ..... (40) for the reasons i have stated, this petition is allowed and the order dated 9th march 1981 made by the judge is set aside. ..... nor does he at all advert to section 105 of the evidence act or sec ion 222(2) of the criminal procedure code. ..... neither section 105 of the evidence act nor section 222 or any other provision of the criminal procedure code seem to have passed in his mind. ..... the only materials on which he can act are the statements recorded by the police and the documents produced by them. ..... (3) on 9th march 1981, the additional sessions judge framed three joint charges against the respondents. ..... the culpable homicide must have been committed (1) without premeditations (2) in a sudden fight (3) in the heat of passion (4) upon a sudden quarrel and (5) without the offender's having taken undue advantage or acted in a cruel or unusual manner. ..... heat of passion upon a sudden quarrel and without the offender's having taken undue advantage or acted in a cruel or unusual manner. ..... dattatraya dulaji ghadigaonkar and another, : [1961]1scr1 (21) however, in ruling on such a plea it is of the almost importance not to forget section 105 of the indian evidence act 1872. .....

K.S. Haja Shareff Vs. the Governor of Tamil Nadu, Madras and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1985Mad55

..... turkey, then, the time is not far off for the state legislatures and parliament, to have representatives of different foreign countries participating in debates, which involve development of trade and commerce and get this nation adversely bound by financial commitments or strings being attached in commercial deals and the like, and each one of the representatives would be canvassing for exporting strategic and essential products to the country to which ..... hence, the nature of duties to be discharged by him as an honorary consul with attendant privileges, to the extent they are entitled under vienna convention, which he has himself relied upon before respondent 2, is to the effect that he would be entitled to be recognised and has acquired a limited diplomatic status, and governed and protected by definite, but ..... para 3, making it treason to levy war against the united states or to adhere to its enemies, construed to 'include-every act which, with regard to it domestic rebellion, would constitute a levying of ..... it is then pleaded that the embassy, of turkey has given a letter on 4-6-1981, that by accepting the honorary consul, generalship of turkey, he had not owed allegiance or adherence to ..... when the turkey embassy has stated on the 4th june 1981 that the petitioner had not acknowledged adherence or allegiance, to the government of turkey it ought not ..... the petitioner has challenged the order passed on the 10th november 1981 by the governor of tamil nadu, respondent 1 under art. .....

Deepak Wadhwa Vs. Aeroflot

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 24(1983)DLT1

..... as the preamble says it is an act to make new provision with respect to proceedings in the united kingdom by or against other state; to provide for the effect of judgments given against the united kingdom in the courts of the states parties to the european convention state immunity; to make new provision with respect to the immunities' and privileges of the heads of state and for connected matters. ..... the provisions of the aforesaid convention have been embodied in the schedules to the act and have the force of law in india in relation to any carriage by air to which these rules apply irrespective of the nationality of the aircraft performing the carriage. ..... 86 permitted such a construction, perhaps it would not be objectionable to consider rules of international law because our country also is in the comity of nations, and there is no reason why we should not as much as other countries give effect to well settled principles of international law. ..... the carriage by air act, 1972 (for short called the act) to give effect to the aforesaid convention for the international carriage. ..... deepak wadhwa, plaintiff/decree-holder obtained from this court on may 28, 1981 an ex-parte decree for the recovery of rs. ..... he took out on july 22, 1981 the execution of the decree and prayed for the issue of warrants of attachment of the amount lying in the current account no. ..... the house of lords accepted it in 'congreso del fartido' 1981 (2) all e.r. .....