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Christoph Bornman Vs. National Credit Regulator

Court : South Africa Supreme Court of Appeal

..... appropriate order required to give effect to a right, as contemplated in this act or the consumer protection act, 2008 ..... whom debt counselling services were provided, and not to enter into any agreement or engage in any activity which might prevent him from acting in the best interests of the consumers to whom these services were provided (general condition a 5); to submit reports and returns prescribed by the regulations or required by the regulator (general condition a ..... regulations applicable to the operation of the business of a debt counsellor (general condition a 1); to perform debt counselling in a manner consistent with the purpose and requirements of the nca and to act professionally thereby ensuring that he would not bring the regulator or debt counselling into disrepute (general condition a 2); not to engage in any activity which would conflict with the interests of consumers to ..... is not able to maintain his/her full monthly obligations to his/her creditors; and whereas the client has requested that the attorneys act on his/her behalf with regards to the clients creditors; wherefore the client hereby grants to the attorneys a mandate to inter alia: 1 ..... c m van heerden and n campbell guide to the national credit act (2008) at 5-9. ..... (2008) 20 sa merc lj 227 at 238-240; j m otto and r-l otto the national credit act explained (2013) at 41-2 and 64-5; michelle kelly-louw with contributions by philip stoop .....

Hm Treasury Vs. Ahmed and Others

Court : UK Supreme Court

..... was common ground that, given the intensity of judicial review that would be appropriate under part 6 of the 2008 act, this objection has been met by the fact that decisions of the treasury under the un terrorism orders are subject to its provisions: see section 63(1)(a) of the 2008 act. ..... objection that the designated person had no access to an effective judicial remedy had been met by part 6 of the counter-terrorism act 2008, which introduced a scheme for subjecting financial restrictions decisions of the treasury under the un terrorism orders and orders made under part 2 of the 2001 act to proceedings for judicial review. 60. ..... was followed by the prevention of terrorism act 2005, which received the royal assent on 11 march 2005, the terrorism act 2006 which received the royal assent on 30 march 2006 and the counter-terrorism act 2008 which received the royal assent on 26 november 2008. ..... the procedures in the counter-terrorism act 2008 would apply to any challenges to these fresh ..... the counter-terrorism act 2008 now makes express provision covering both ..... of judicial review under part 6 of the counter-terrorism act 2008 is, of course, a palliative. ..... council envisages that its other resolutions relating to terrorist acts will have a limited life before being reconsidered and renewed, if appropriate. ..... the opportunity to seek judicial review under part 6 of the 2008 act is not available in the case of persons such as g who are subject to the aqo only because they have been listed by the .....

Consumer Online Foundation. Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... may be prescribed;(ii) levy on, and collect from, the embarking passengers at major airports referred to in clause (h) of section 2 of the airports economic regulatory authority of india act, 2008 the development fees at the rate as may be determined under clause (b) of sub-section (1) of section 13 of the airports economic regulatory authority of india act, 2008, and such fees shall be credited to the authority and shall be regulated and utilized in the prescribed manner, for the purposes of--(a) funding or financing the ..... we direct that mial will henceforth not levy and collect any development fee at the major airport at mumbai until an appropriate order is passed by the airports economic regulatory authority under section 22a of the 1994 act as amended by the 2008 act. ..... mial could not continue to levy and collect development fees at the major airport at mumbai and cannot do so in future until the regulatory authority passes an appropriate order under section 22a of the 1994 act as amended by the 2008 act.21. ..... continue to levy and collect of development fees at the major airport at mumbai without an appropriate order passed by the regulatory authority, the question is whether there is need to pass any consequential direction for refund of the development fees collected by dial and mial pursuant to the two letters dated 09.02.2009 and 27.02.2009 of the central government and the development fees levied and collected by mial after the amendment of section 22a by the 2008 act.22. .....

Dina Nath (D) by Lrs. Vs. Subhash Chand Saini

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... for the period commencing from 1st may, 2008 and it was the only legal option and having that excess amount being ..... it will be appropriate to quote the order dated 21st april, 2008 ad infra: e 931/07 21.04.08 rent control tribunal delhi arguments heard u/s 15(1) of drc act. ..... appellants as it revealed from the order dated 21st april, 2008, but as we are examining the question regarding striking of defence because of non compliance of the order passed by the rent controller in exercise of his power under section 15(1) of act, 1958, the arrear in terms of order dated 21st april, 2008 was to be paid from november, 2007 to april, 2008 and additional rent of ten months paid on 21st april, 2008 was indeed to be adjusted by the respondents towards future rent ..... it will be appropriate to notice section 13(5) of act, 1952 and section 15(7) of act, 1958, which are as under: the delhi and ajmer rent control act, 1952 13 protection of a tenant against eviction (5) if the tenant contests the suit as regards the claim for ejectment, the plaintiff landlord may make an application at any stage of the suit for an order on the tenant defendant to .....

R (on the Application of Sturnham) Vs. the Parole Board of England and ...

Court : UK Supreme Court

..... said that a discretionary life sentence should be reserved for the most exceptional circumstances, and for the most part for offenders who were incapable of being dealt with under the mental health act 1959, "yet who are in a mental state which makes them dangerous to the life or limb of members of the public" and in respect of whom "it is sometimes impossible ..... sturnham that the parole board in determining whether to direct his release took into account a direction by the secretary of state to the effect that the appropriate test was whether the board was satisfied that his level of risk was "no more than minimal". ..... an important part of the rationale of a discretionary life sentence is, on the authorities, an assessment of future risk; such a sentence may be appropriate because "it is sometimes impossible to say when that danger will subside"; or "the offender may remain a serious danger to the public for a period which cannot be reliably estimated at ..... section 225(1) to (3) of that act identified the circumstances in which ipp was appropriate (until 13 july 2008 without, but thereafter subject to, any residual discretion on the sentencer's part) by differentiating those in which ..... it is neither possible nor desirable to set out all those circumstances in which a life sentence might be appropriate, but we do not think that this unpremeditated killing of one drunk by another, at a time when her responsibility was diminished, and after she was provoked, can properly be said to be .....

Lawrence and Another Vs. Coventry and Others

Court : UK Supreme Court

..... provision in the planning legislation which suggests such a possibility this point is reinforced when one turns to sections 152 and 158 of the planning act 2008: section 158 expressly excludes claims in nuisance by neighbours as a result of the use of a property consequent upon a ministerial order permitting that use, and section 152 provides for appropriate compensation where a neighbour would, but for section 158, have had a claim in nuisance it is also to be noted that section 76 of ..... for trespass or breach of a restrictive covenant, but the same approach has not hitherto been extended to interference with rights of light (see forsyth-grant v allen [2008] env lr 41) in cases relating to clearly defined interference with a specific property right, it is not difficult to envisage a hypothetical negotiation to establish an appropriate "price" the same approach cannot in my view be readily transferred to claims for nuisance such as the present relating to interference with the enjoyment of land, ..... the civil aviation act 1982 expressly excludes an action for nuisance owing to aircraft, but section 1 of the land compensation act 1973 provides for compensation for neighbours (including in respect of nuisance by noise attributable to aircraft) .....

Ministry of Defense and Support for Armed Forces of Islamic Republic o ...

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 1605a); foreign operations, export financing, and related programs appropriations act, 1997, 589, 110 stat. ..... on remand, the ninth circuit found that a different immunity exception applied, citing the terrorism risk insurance act of 2002 (tria), which permitted holders of terrorism-related judgments against iran to attach blocked iranian assets ..... (lifting sovereign immunity of state sponsors of certain kinds of terrorism) (subsequently replaced by national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2008, 1083(a)(1), 122 stat. ..... than further elahis effort to obtain compensation for the murder of his brother, the act has instead set him back half a million dollars. ..... section 2002 of the victims of trafficking and violence protection act of 2000 (vpa) offers compensation to individuals holding terrorism-related judgments against iran ..... elahi - 07-615 (2009) syllabus october term, 2008 ministry of defense and support for armedforces of islamic republic of iran v ..... victims of trafficking and violence protection act of 2000 (vtvpa), 2002(d)(s), as added by terrorism risk insurance act of 2002 (tria), 201(c)(4), 116 ..... 2003 the government paid elahi $2.3 million under the act as partial compensation for his judgment against iran. ..... congress passed the victims of trafficking and violence protection act and the terrorism risk insurance act to compensate victims of terrorism. ..... victims of trafficking and violence protection act of 2000 (vpa), 2002(d)(5)(b), as added by tria 201(c)(4), 116 .....

Bank Mellat Vs. Her Majesty's Treasury

Court : UK Supreme Court

..... the first question raised is whether this court has the power, when hearing an appeal relating to financial restrictions proceedings under part 6 of the counter-terrorism act 2008 ("the 2008 act"), to exclude from the hearing the party challenging the treasury's exercise of its powers, to consider a "closed judgment" which has not been disclosed to that party, and to give a closed judgment, containing part or all ..... to point (ii), if there can be no closed material procedure, either (a) sensitive material would be seen by a person who may be supporting terrorism or nuclear proliferation, which might advance the very activities which the 2008 act is designed to deter, or (b) such material would not be put in evidence, in which case a direction under that act, which was appropriate and in the public interest, may be discharged for lack of evidential support. 54. ..... but before looking more closely at that provision, i should say something about the relevant provisions in the counter-terrorism act 2008, principally to examine how parliament has in fact set about making explicit provision for closed material procedures in other courts and to point up the contrast with the route that the respondent in ..... the statute in question in this case is the counter-terrorism act 2008 ("the 2008 act"), which, as its name suggests, is concerned with enabling steps to be taken to prevent terrorist financing and the proliferation of nuclear weapons, and thereby to improve the security of citizens of .....

Brown Vs. Entertainment Merchants Assn.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... claims that the act is justified in aid of parental authority: by requiring that the purchase of violent video games can be made only by adults, the act ensures that parents can decide what games are appropriate. ..... ., longitudinal effects of violent video games on aggression in japan and the united states, 122 pediatrics e1067 (2008); wallenius & punam ki, digital game violence and direct aggression in adolescence: a longitudinal study of the roles of sex, age, and parent-child communication, ..... generally consumer product safety improvement act of 2008, 122 stat ..... characters, and violent games directly reward violent behavior ); polman, de castro, & van aken, experimental study of the differential effects of playing versus watching violent video games on children s aggressive behavior, 34 aggressive behavior 256 (2008) (finding greater aggression resulting from playing, as opposed to watching, a violent game); c. anderson, ..... . 308(b) (west 2008), play bingo for money, 326.5(e), or execute a ..... . 9, 2008), http://www.engadget.com/ 2008 / 03 / 09 / the - mindwire - v5 - turns - gaming - into - pure-electroshock-torture; greenemeier, video game vest simulates sensation of being capped, scientific ..... 3d 768 (ca8 2008); entertainment software assn ..... & adolescence 127 (2008); anderson et ..... (b)(1) (west 2008); ..... , krcmar, & farrar, the causes and consequences of presence: considering the influence of violent video games on presence and aggression, 17 presence: teleoperators & virtual environments 256 (2008 .....

Jeewan Kumar Raut and anr. Vs. Central Bureau of Investigation

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2009SC2763; 2009(57)BLJR2885; 2009CriLJ4109; (2010)1GLR300(SC); JT2009(9)SC188; RLW2009(2)SC2240; 2009(9)SCALE381; (2009)7SCC526; 2009(7)LC3135(SC)

..... -section (2) of section 16;(iii) to enforce such standards, as may be prescribed, for hospitals engaged in the removal, storage or transplantation of any human organ;(iv) to investigate any complaint of breach of any of the provisions of this act or any of the rules made thereunder and take appropriate action;(v) to inspect hospitals periodically for examination of the quality of transplantation and the follow-up medical care to persons who have undergone transplantation and persons from whom organs are removed; and ..... 2 along with other accused also filed application for grant of bail, which was also dismissed by the learned magistrate by an order dated 23.05.2008 holding that he had already taken a view while dealing with the application for grant of bail filed by the appellant no. 2.8. ..... the investigation was transferred to the central bureau of investigation, the respondent herein.it registered another fir on or about 8.02.2008 under sections 420, 342, 326, 506 and 120b of the indian penal code and under sections 18 and 19 of toho.4. ..... conceded position is that the complaint against the petitioners under the toho act was filed on 29.4.2008, which was within a period of 90 days in respect of all the petitioners. ..... amit, then it appears to me that this police report had been filed within the period of 90 days being filed on 29.4.2008...on the said reasoning, the learned magistrate dismissed the said application.7. .....