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Arvind Kumar Arora Vs. The Management Mother Dairy (Now Known as Frui ...

Court : Delhi

..... the respondent management.10. learned counsel further submitted that on 04.05.2000, the respondent management also lodged an fir bearing no.149/2000 at p.s. mandawali under sections 419/420/468/471 ipc. w.p.(c) 8383/2014 emerging from the said fir was decided on 08.05.2013, wherein the petitioner has been acquitted by the ..... of the witnesses in respect of the said agreements. thus by signing the said agreements, as mentioned above, you have misrepresented the facts to this dairy and committed a grave act of misconduct of bad faith towards the employer/dairy. clause 20(b) xxxiii. charge no.4 in view of the above background and the documents viz. agreements, two ..... kumar and having dealings with this dairy in connection with the supply of milk to the said insulated container have been getting pecuniary benefits. thus you have committed a grave act of misconduct of engaging in private work or trade for profit to personal gain while still in the service of the dairy. clause 20(b) x. charge no. .....

Bhakta Prosad Paul Vs. State of West Bengal and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1982Cal254,85CWN959

..... case of som datt dutta v. union of india, : 1969crilj663 , which was a case under the provisions of the army act. 1950, that there is no express obligation imposed by section 164 or by section 167 of the army act, on the confirming authority or upon the central government, to give reasons in support of its decision to confirm the proceeding ..... . b. c. putt was appearing, filed an application for eviction of the petitioner on the grounds as mentioned in section 17(1)(d) of the west bengal land reforms act. 1955 (hereinafter referred to as the said act). this application, as mentioned above, was numbered as bhagchas case no. 40 of 1976. such application, even after contest ..... jurisdiction and authority to correct such accidental error or mistake and since it has duly made such corrections, it can but be held that the learned tribunal duly acted within its power, competence and jurisdiction. so, the submissions of mrs. sen gupta on this aspect, should also fail.9. mrs. sen gupta claimed that .....

Mohd. Yunus Khan Vs. State of U.P. and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... or entering armed forces does not cease to be a citizen so as to wholly de- prive him of his rights under the constitution.... persons subject to army act are citizens of this an- cient land having a feeling of belonging to the civilised community governed by the liberty-oriented constitution. personal liberty makes for the ..... ors. v. union of india & ors., air 1983 sc 658, constitution bench of this court observed: "morale and discipline are indeed the very soul of an army and no other consideration, howsoever important, can outweigh the need to strengthen the morale of the armed forces and to maintain discipline amongst them. any relaxation in the matter ..... the nature of quasi-judicial proceedings. though, the technical rules of procedure contained in the code of civil procedure, 1908 and the provisions of the indian evidence act, 1872 do not apply in a domestic enquiry, however, the principles of natural justice require to be observed strictly. therefore, the enquiry is to be conducted .....

Manpower Co-Operative Group Vs. office of the Registrar of

Court : Delhi

..... datt datta vs. union of india and others, air1969sc414 mr. justice ramaswami delivering the judgment for the unanimous constitution bench held that provisions of sections 164 and 165 of the army act do not require an order confirming proceedings of court martial to be supported by reasons. the court held that an order confirming such proceedings does ..... . in the case of m.l. jaggi vs. mahanagar telephones nigam limited and others, (1996) 3 scc119 this court dealt with an award under section 7 of the telegraph act and held that since the said award affects public interest, reasons must be recorded in the award. it was also held that such reasons are to ..... pp. 865-66, para 11).22. in woolcombers of india ltd. vs. woolcombers workers union and another, air1973sc2758 this court while considering an award under section 11 of industrial disputes act insisted on the need of giving reasons in support of conclusions in the award. the court held that the very requirement of giving reason is to prevent .....

State of Maharashtra Vs. Madhusudan and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : II(1993)DMC10

..... commission of suicide, there was a demand of rs. 50,000/- at bhandak. thus, the accused being responsible for the offence under section 4 of the dowry prohibition act and also under section 306 of the indian penal code, the offences committed by several persons are such that they may be charged with and tried together at ..... of the solemnisation of the marriage. thus, the subsequent demand during the continuous process of marriage would be continuous offence under the provisions of section 4 of the dowry prohibition act. if the demands of dowry are made at the different places, the courts under whose jurisdiction the said demands are made and each offence ..... circumstances prior to the demand of rs. 50,000/- to come to the conclusion that whether those circumstances would come under the preview of section 4 of the dowry prohibition act. similarly, it has not considered whether the sessions court, trying the accused for the major offences punishable under the provisions of indian penal code .....

Rakesh Kapoor Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... 2004 passed by the deputy director (dd), enforcement directorate (ed) imposing the penalty of rs. 5 lakhs each on each of the appellants under section 8 (1) and 8 (2) of the foreign exchange regulations act, 1973 (fera).2. the background facts are that on 28th april 1989, the officers of the ed, delhi zonal office conducted a number ..... fera and to the fact that the slips recovered from the lockers were sufficient to show that the appellants had acted in contravention of section 7, 8(1), 8 (2), 47, 49 and 73(3) of the fera read with section 68(2) thereof. the proving of the said slips recovered from the lockers also depended on the statements of ..... fera which reads as under:51. power to adjudicate. for the purpose of adjudging under section 50 whether any person has committed a contravention of any of the provisions of this act (other than those referred to in that section) or of any rule, direction or order made thereunder, the adjudicating officer shall hold an inquiry in the prescribed .....

Sushil Arora vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... pandey sections 302/307/120b/34 ipc & sections arms act sections 302/307/34/ 120b ipc sectionsr/w 34 ipc hemant garg sections 302/307/120b/34 ipc & sections arms act sections 302/307/34/ 120b ipc sectionsr/w 34 ipc vishnu sections 302/307/120b/34 ipc & sections arms act sections 302/307/34/ 120b ipc and sections 27 arms act sectionsr/w 34 ipc sonveer sections 302/307/120b/34 ipc & sections arms act sections 302 ..... /307/34/ 120b ipc and sections 27 arms act sectionsr/w 34 ipc commission .....

United States Vs. Abel

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the organization from membership alone, even though such an inference would not be sufficient to convict beyond a reasonable doubt in a criminal prosecution under the smith act. respondent argues that even if the evidence of membership in the prison gang were relevant to show bias, the district court erred in permitting a full ..... and brandenburg v. ohio, 395 u. s. 444 (1969), to require a different conclusion. those cases dealt with the constitutional requirements for convicting persons under the smith act and state syndicalism laws for belonging to organizations which espoused illegal aims and engaged in illegal page 469 u. s. 53 conduct. mills' and respondent's membership in the ..... than it would be without the evidence. rule 402 provides that all relevant evidence is admissible, except as otherwise provided by the united states constitution, by act of congress, or by applicable rule. a successful showing of bias on the part of a witness would have a tendency to make the facts to which .....

Commissioner of Sales Tax, Madhya Pradesh, Indore and ors. Vs. Radhakr ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1979SC1588; [1979]118ITR534(SC); (1979)2SCC249; [1979]2SCR33; [1979]43STC4(SC)

..... not referred to in the two decisions. in ram sarup v. union of india and anr. : 1965crilj236 the question arose as to whether the power under section 125 of the army act which empowered the officer either to try a case by court-martial or by an ordinary court or by a criminal court, was left entirely within his discretion without ..... be liable to pay fine which may extend to one thousand rupees. this court after observing that the question that arose was whether section 19 should prevail over section 13 of the act stated that 'both the sections lay down mode of recovery of arrears of tax and as has already been noticed by the high court, lead to the application ..... circumstances the partners can be prosecuted for the default of payment of tax and penalty by the firm. 'dealer' is defined in clause 2(d) of the act. it includes under section 2(d)(1) a local authority, a company, an undivided hindu family or any society (including a co-operative society), club, firm or association which carried .....

Razakbhai Abdulbhai Ghanchi Vs. State of Gujarat and anr.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1994)2GLR1603

..... constitution bench of the supreme court was called upon to decide the question of recording reasons by administrative authority in the context of the provisions of army act, 1950 and army rules, 1954. in para 9 of the report, the supreme court referred to two fundamental questions which arise for consideration one of which is as ..... application no. 1311 of 1993, notice dated 15th june, 1992 was issued by sub-divisional magistrate, dholka, to the present petitioner under section 59 of the said act, informing the petitioner in writing of the general nature of material allegations against him and giving him a reasonable opportunity of tendering an explanation regarding ..... authority is satisfied about these matters, it would still have to consider whether any preventive action should be taken against the person concerned under the section. the externing authority would have to take into account various considerations such as the nature of the activities of the person concerned the degree of .....