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Balbir Singh Wasu Vs. Parbandhak Committee Gurdwara Sahib

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR2001P& H49

..... brigadier chdo callaghan and others, air 1946 lahore 247 where it was held that a simple suit for declaration than an ordinance promulgated by the governor general is ultra vires cannot be maintained within the meaning of section 42 of the specific relief act as it does not ask for a declaration either in regard to any property or in regard to any legal character of any individual but the case is different if such a point arises collaterally between two ..... section 4 of this act lays down that: '(1) for the purpose of proper planning or development of chandigarh, the central government or the chief administrator may issue such directions, as may be considered necessary, in respect of any site or building, either generally for the whole of chandigarh or for any particular locality thereof ..... 1952 pb.387 where it was held that where the suit itself is not competent under section 42 of the specific relief act and the suit is not otherwise competent, then the objection to its competence can be raised at any stage even for the first time in second ..... was submitted that so that the object of the enactment of the capital of punjab (development and regulation) act, 1952 was not defeated, one is required to comply strictly with the provisions of this act and the rules framed thereunder. ..... at page 529 of the report, it was observed that if on a perusal of the plaint, the court considers that it is one in which further relief should have been asked for, then it will refuse to grant declaration .....

Mohinder Kumar Vs. the State

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1984(3)Crimes58; 28(1985)DLT41

..... ft hardly matters whether the suggestion for recalling a witness emanates from the prosecution or not.further as observed by the supreme court in jamatraj kewalji govanli v.state of maharashtra, : 1968crilj231 : 'as the section stands there is no limitation on the power of the court arising from the stage to which the trial may have reached,provided the court is bona fide of the opinion that for the just decision ..... took them both to police station shakarpur where the custody of the girl was restored to her rather,she was produced before a metropolitan magistrate on the afternoon of 1 7/10/1981 and her statement under section 164, code of criminal procedure(for short 'the code') was recorded by shri rajesh kumar, metropolitanmagistrate, it being ex. ..... , deposed that secondary sexual characters of the prosecutrix were not developed and public hair were not present. ..... on a consideration of the entire material on the record i do not think that the discretion vesting in the trial court under section 311 of the code of criminal procedure has been wrongly or injudiciously exercised. ..... 'on a plain reading this section confers a wide discretion on the court to act as the exigencies of justice ..... he lodged a report at police station shakarpur to the effect that on return to his home after day's work he learnt that the appellant had seduced his daughter rekha aged about 15 years at about ..... 5/a being his report. ..... medical officer police hospital, delhi, examined her and recorded her report ex.pw 4/a. .....

R (on the Application of Black)(Respondent) Vs. Secretary of State for ...

Court : House of Lords

..... , one sentenced to a determinate term of 14 years imprisonment, the other (because the judge feels unable to assess his future dangerousness) to a discretionary life sentence with an order pursuant to section 82a of the powers of criminal courts (sentencing) act 2000 (as inserted by section 60 of the criminal justice and court services act 2000) that the early release provisions should apply to him after seven years (half the appropriate notional determinate sentence as routinely now specified ..... . those criteria include the following extract from directions issued in may 2004 to the parole board by the secretary of state pursuant to section 32(6) of the criminal justice act 1991: in deciding whether or not to recommend release on license, the parole board shall consider primarily the risk to the public of a further offence being committed at a time when the prisoner would otherwise be in prison and whether any such risk is ..... the whole bound to respect domestic courts interpretation of domestic law (see for example, benham v united kingdom, judgment of 10 june 1996, reports 1996-iii, 41), the court detects no arbitrariness or other feature that would justify it departing from their assessment. ..... is the mere fact that he has reached the half-way stage in his sentences a fresh development which might make his detention unlawful ..... the ecthr did not extend this reasoning to mandatory life sentences imposed on adults convicted of murder - see wynne v united kingdom (1994) 19 ehrr 333. .....

The South Indian Sugar Mills Vs. Government of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... submits that the sugarcane control board, as constituted under section 3 of the 2013 act has no expert for determining ..... 2030 brought out by the indian institute of sugarcane research, lucknow, he submits that the problem of delayed payment of cane arrears cannot be perpetuated, as the same is acting as a strong deterrent in the augmentation of cane acreage and cane development, which is also affecting the stability in the cane supply position.81. ..... the declaration of law made by the constitution bench of five learned judges of this court in the decision reported in a.r.antulay case still holds the field and its binding force and authority has not been undermined or whittled down or altered in any manner by any other ..... as held by the apex court in the case of shri ram krishna dalmia vs shri justice s.r.tendolkar reported in air1958sc538there is always a presumption in favour of the constitutionality of an enactment and the burden is upon him who attacks it to show that there has been a clear ..... india reported in air1973sc734 the hon ble supreme court held that section 3(3c) ..... state of uttar pradesh and others and other connected matters reported in (2012) 2 scc773 in which the issues of whether the ..... the union of india, ministry of consumer affairs and others reported in ilr2009kar2216for advancing the submission that the 15 state government has no power to fix the sugarcane price, as it is beyond its legislative competence; and it is only the central government, which has the .....

Jindal Stainless Ltd. and Anr. Vs. State of Haryana and Ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... ].157. similarly, as per section 2(e) of the foreign trade (development and regulation) act (22 of 1992), import and export means respectively bringing into, or taking out of india, any goods by land, sea ..... therein , they wanted to express by the words local area primarily area in respect of which an octroi was leviable under item 7 of the schedule tax rules, 1920-that is, the area administered by a local authority such as a municipality, a district board, a local board or a union board, a panchayat or some body constituted under the law for the governance of the local affairs of any part of ..... all these matters have, in fact, been covered in part xiii, and the pitfalls which were disclosed in the law reports of the countries which had accepted freedom of trade and commerce have been attempted to be avoided by choosing language appropriate for ..... . he submits that 383 appeals have been filed by the state of kerala against the judgment of kerala high court striking down the kerala tax on entry of goods into local areas ..... others vs. union of india and others, (1994) 3 scc1 ahmadi, j.referring to federal character of the constitution in paragraph 14 following was stated: 14.in order to understand whether our constitution is truly federal, it is essential to know the ..... union of india 1994 (3) scc1 this court had yet another occasion to examine whether the constitution was federal ..... ors. (1994) 2 scc434 after referring to express newspapers case, it was held that press is not immune from taxation .....

Sierra Club Vs. Morton

Court : US Supreme Court

..... in june, 1969, the club filed the present suit in the united states district court for the northern district of california, seeking a declaratory judgment that various aspects of the proposed development contravene federal laws and regulations governing the preservation of national parks, forests, and game refuges, [ footnote 2 ] and also seeking preliminary and permanent injunctions restraining the federal officials involved ..... " on the theory that this was a "public" action involving questions as to the use of natural resources, petitioner did not allege that the challenged development would affect the club or its members in their activities, or that they used mineral king, but maintained that the project would adversely change the area ..... 616: "in order to insure that the federal power commission will adequately protect the public interest in the aesthetic, conservational, and recreational aspects of power development, those who, by their activities and conduct, have exhibited a special interest in such areas must be held to be included in the class of 'aggrieved' parties under 313(b) [of the federal power act]. ..... turner, the chemical feast, the ralph nader study group report on food protection and the food and drug administration passim (1970); massel, the regulatory process, 26 ..... yearly cuts have increased from 5.6 billion board feet in 1950 to 13.74 billion ..... a section of this road would traverse sequoia national park, as would a proposed high-voltage power line needed to provide .....

Board of Ed. of Kiryas Joel Village School Dist. Vs. Grumet

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the first point proves, and the second point as well (countering the trend toward consolidation),3 is that new york regarded kiryas joel as a 3 the court says that "[e]arly on in the development of public education in new york, the state rejected highly localized school districts for new york city when they were promoted as a way to allow separate schooling for roman catholic children. ..... york created the kiryas joel village school district in order to further the satmar religion, rather than for any proper secular purpose, because 739 (1) they created the district in an extraordinary manner-by special act of the legislature, rather than under the state's general laws governing school-district reorganization; (2) the creation of the district ran counter to a state trend toward consolidation of school districts; and (3) the ..... petitioners' proposed accommodation singles out a particular religious sect for special treatment,10 and whatever the limits of permissible legislative accommodations may be, compare 9the board of education of the kiryas joel village school district explains that the satmars prefer to live together "to facilitate individual religious observance and maintain social, cultural and religious values," but that ..... in presiding bishop, supra, we upheld a section of the civil rights act of 1964 exempting religious groups from the antidiscrimination ..... 687 (1994) october term, 1993 syllabus board of education of kiryas ..... of the census, special reports, religious bodies, part .....

Sri Yellappa Basvani Tashildar Vs. State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR2008KAR3319; 2008(6)KarLJ650; 2008(4)KCCRSN326; 2008(5)AIRKarR245; AIR2008NOC2879

..... accordingly, holding that the petitioners had worked against the interests of the panchayath and of the state by raising the issue which had vitiated the atmosphere for smooth functioning and development of the administration due to the divisive activity creating division among the members of the panchayath on sectarian lines, the petitioners were ordered to be removed from the post of member and the adhyaksha of the taluka ..... the subject taken up for discussion by the petitioners does not fall within the ambit of the powers and functions of the taluka panchayat and is in fact outside the scope of section 141(2) of the act therefore, the state government was right and justified in holding that the petitioners had worked against the interest of the panchayat and also of the state while raising the issue which was not ..... acting on the report of the executive officer of the taluka panchayath, the chief executive officer of the zilla panchayath, belgaum, wrote to the state government addressing a letter to the private secretary to the minister for rural development and panchayat raj and minor irrigation annexure-e bringing to the notice of the government the incident that happened, as stated by the executive officer ..... he has also placed reliance on the decision reported in the case of president, municipal board shahjahanpur, through bishan chandra v. ..... likewise the decisions of the allahabad high court in the case of president, municipal board shahjahanpur through bishan chandra v. .....

Omanna Since Deceased by His Lrs and Others Vs. Sushibai and Others

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... after his death there is no indication that the said will was acted upon; when he distributed the property under the will to various children; if the children wanted the mutation entries to be made in their name in respect of the lands which are bequeathed; they ought to have produced ..... fact, on the date of filing of the suit, the suit schedule property was not in existence as it had been acquired by the belgaum urban development authority. ..... (prayer: this rfa is filed under section 96 of cpc against the judgment and decree dated 4.4.2000 passed in o.s no.35/88 by the 1st ..... property is acquired by belgaum urban development authority. ..... 1389/2 under the provisions of requisition and acquisition of immovable property act, 1952 under an order dated 11.03.1970 in the name of sons of omanna and ..... the alleged will of thakkoji was not acted upon, as it was curious and suspicious ..... of the parties acted on the said will ..... 90 of the indian evidence act, presumption is, it is validly and duly ..... by an agreement enjoying the properties separately by getting mutation entries made in respect of portion of the property in their favour and selling the properties by executing the sale deeds go to show that this will was never acted upon. ..... it is not acted upon; it is not proved; and the material on record discloses the defendants are in possession of the property which is said to have been bequeathed to the plaintiffs' ..... is not converted for non agricultural purposes under the karnataka land revenue act of 1964. .....

The Project Director National Highways No. 45 E And 220 National Highw ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... the court held: an award can only be set aside under the provisions of section 34 as there is no other provision except section 32 33 which permits the arbitral tribunal to correct or interpret the award or pass additional award, that too, on limited grounds stated in section 33 it is also true that there are no parimateria provisions like sections 15 and 16 of the act of 1940 in the 1996 act but still the provisions of section 34 read together, sufficiently indicate vesting of vast powers in the court to set aside ..... in order to expedite the process of land acquisition, it is proposed that once the central government declares that the land is required for public purposes for development of a highway, that land will vest in the government and only the amount by way of compensation is to be paid and any dispute relating to compensation will be subject to adjudication through the process of arbitration.7. ..... national bank for agriculture and rural development reported in (2000) 6 scc519 in that case, a single judge of this court upheld the claim for award of rs. ..... , 1994 supp (1) scc644 the convention on the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards, 1958 [the new york convention ]. .....