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Escotel Mobile Communications Limited Vs. Union of India

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1997IIIAD(Delhi)520; 1997(2)ARBLR33(Delhi); 1997(41)DRJ217

..... north east 14. orissa 15. punjab 16. rajasthan 17. tamil nadu (except area covered by maraimalai nagar export promotion zone (mezp), minjur and mahaballipuram). 18. uttar pradesh (except the local telephone area of ghaziabad, noida) 19. west bengal. note : following 4 metropolitan cities for which tenders have already been invited are excluded ..... the doctrine has been explained in the judgment of the supreme court as reported in m/s motilal padampat sugar mills co. ltd. v. the state of uttar pradesh and others : [1979]118itr326(sc) . the relevant passage may be referred to as below: 'the true principle of promissory estoppel, thereforee, seems to ..... mentioned below in the country. 1. andaman & nicobar 2. andhra pradesh 3. assam 4. bihar 5. gujarat 6. haryana (except the local areas served by faridabad and gurgaon telephone exchanges) 7. himachal pradesh 8. jammu & kashmir 9. karnataka 10.kerala 11. madhya pradesh 12. maharashtra (except the local areas served by kalyan telephone district). .....

Cottage Industries Exposition Ltd. and anr. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) a ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2007(122)ECC7; 2007(148)LC7(Delhi); 2009(235)ELT60(Del)

..... a resolution in pursuance of article 252 of the constitution empowering parliament to pass the necessary legislation on the subject. the legislatures of the states of andhra pradesh, bihar, gujarat, haryana, himachal pradesh, madhya pradesh, manipur, punjab, rajasthan, uttar pradesh and west bengal have passed such resolutions. 4. the bill seeks to- (a) constitute a wild life advisory board for each state;(b) regulate hunting of .....

The Indore Malwa United Mills Ltd. and ors. Vs. Union of India and ors ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : ILR1974Delhi311

..... and co. case the dealers were carrying on the business of sugar and other commodities in the twin cities of hyderabad and secundrabad and were registered under the andhra pradesh sugar dealers licensing order, 1963. later on the state government passed an executive order the result of which was that the dealers who had licenses for the distribution ..... makes it clear that each scheme would be implemented in its entirety commeneing from different dates has been held in j. y. kondala rao and others v. andhra pradesh state road transport corporation and .others. air 1951 s. c. 82.(90) it is for the legislature to determine what categories it would embrace within the scope ..... this did not amount to requisitioning of the property. we were referred to guru datta sharma v. state of bihar and another : [1962]2scr292 , where it was held that the deprivation of the land holder under the bihar forest act of 1946 of the right of management and control over forests without his legal title there to or .....

P.S. Gill and ors. Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 16(1979)DLT266; ILR1979Delhi601; 1979RLR497

S. Ranganathan, J.(1) These six Letters Patent Appeals and Civil Writ can be disposed of by a common judgment, as they raise common issues arising out of a notification dated the 24th October, 1961 under Section 4 of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 (hereinafter referred to as 'the 1894 Act') for the acquisition by the Government of about 16,000 acres of land situated in the village of Garhi Naraina which is situated within the limits of the Delhi Contonment (briefly referred to as 'Cantt.'). The public purpose specified in the notification was 'planned development of Delhi'. (2) A declaration under Section 6 of the 1894 Act was issued on 7th December, 1966 in pursuance of the earlier notification under Section 4. The six appellants filed writ petitions in this Court challenging the above two notifications on various grounds. These petitions having been dismissed by Prithviraj.J. by his judgment dated 18th December, 1975 (reported in 1976 1 Delhi 375, the writ petitioners have preferred ...

institute of Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences Vs. Govt. of Nct of D ...

Court : Delhi

..... refer to munshi ram and ors. v. delhiadministration - : 1968crilj806 , puran singh and ors. v. the state of punjab - : air1975sc1674 and ram rattan and ors. v. state of uttar pradesh - : 1977crilj433 . the authorities need not be multiplied. in munshi ram and ors.'s case (supra), it was held that no one, including the true owner, has a right to ..... backward class bank employees welfare assn.; (2010) 10 scc 707 girjesh shrivastava and ors. vs. state of madhya pradesh and ors.). 126. in air 1963 sc 786 udit narain singh malpaharia vs. additional member, board of revenue, bihar, this well settled principles of law was reiterated. it was stated that a necessary party is one without whom ..... a record of rights. 166. a similar claim arose before the supreme court in the pronouncement reported at air 1979 sc 1303 jai dutt vs. state of uttar pradesh and ors., wherein the court held as below :- there is neither any factual nor legal basis for the appellant's contention that he had acquired some kind .....

Sanjeev Nanda Vs. the State

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 160(2009)DLT775

..... to this person on 27-4-2003 for examination on 9-5-2003. it could not be served on the ground that he had left for his native place in uttar pradesh. therefore, fresh summons were issued on 9-6-2003 for recording his evidence on the next day i.e. on 10-6-2003, giving only one day's ..... search for truth to do justice.277. investigation is basically an art of unearthing the truth for the purpose of successful detection and prosecution. the apex court in state of bihar v. p.p. sharma : 1991crilj1438 explained various steps involved in investigation, in the following terms:39. investigation consists of diverse steps - (1) to proceed to the spot, ( ..... declarations or judicial confession. the sessions judge by adopting the above method had committed an illegality.339. on the same lines the apex court in sidharath v. state of bihar : 2005crilj4499 has approved such power of the court calling for case diaries to find out anything happened during the investigation of the crime. relevant para 26 of the .....

Nilam Katara Vs. State Govt. of Nct of Delhi and Ors.

Court : Delhi

..... 41. another notable challenge to the death penalty was considered by the supreme court in the judgment reported at (1979) 3 scc646 rajendra prasad v. state of uttar pradesh. writing for the bench, justice krishna iyer in para 7 cautioned that guided missiles, with lethal potential, in unguided hands, even judicial, is a grave risk where ..... the punishment for other convictions including two life sentences, shall run consecutively. (ref. : (2013) 3 scc52: (2013) 2 scale505 sanaullah khan v. state of bihar wherein two life sentences stood imposed.) the court is thereby able to ensure adequacy of the punishment for grievous offences.234. to conclude, therefore, so far as sentencing ..... rajesh mahajan, learned additional standing counsel for the state which has been reported at (2013) 3 scc52: (2013) 2 scale505 sanaullah khan v. state of bihar. in this case, the appellant was found culpable for three offences of murder and was sentenced to death by the trial court. the supreme court however, found .....

State Vs. Vikas Yadav and Anr.

Court : Delhi

..... 41. another notable challenge to the death penalty was considered by the supreme court in the judgment reported at (1979) 3 scc646 rajendra prasad v. state of uttar pradesh. writing for the bench, justice krishna iyer in para 7 cautioned that guided missiles, with lethal potential, in unguided hands, even judicial, is a grave risk where ..... the punishment for other convictions including two life sentences, shall run consecutively. (ref. : (2013) 3 scc52: (2013) 2 scale505 sanaullah khan v. state of bihar wherein two life sentences stood imposed.) the court is thereby able to ensure adequacy of the punishment for grievous offences.234. to conclude, therefore, so far as sentencing ..... rajesh mahajan, learned additional standing counsel for the state which has been reported at (2013) 3 scc52: (2013) 2 scale505 sanaullah khan v. state of bihar. in this case, the appellant was found culpable for three offences of murder and was sentenced to death by the trial court. the supreme court however, found .....

Vishal Yadav Vs. State Govt. of Up

Court : Delhi

..... 41. another notable challenge to the death penalty was considered by the supreme court in the judgment reported at (1979) 3 scc646 rajendra prasad v. state of uttar pradesh. writing for the bench, justice krishna iyer in para 7 cautioned that guided missiles, with lethal potential, in unguided hands, even judicial, is a grave risk where ..... the punishment for other convictions including two life sentences, shall run consecutively. (ref. : (2013) 3 scc52: (2013) 2 scale505 sanaullah khan v. state of bihar wherein two life sentences stood imposed.) the court is thereby able to ensure adequacy of the punishment for grievous offences.234. to conclude, therefore, so far as sentencing ..... rajesh mahajan, learned additional standing counsel for the state which has been reported at (2013) 3 scc52: (2013) 2 scale505 sanaullah khan v. state of bihar. in this case, the appellant was found culpable for three offences of murder and was sentenced to death by the trial court. the supreme court however, found .....

Sukhdev Yadav Vs. State and Anr.

Court : Delhi

..... 41. another notable challenge to the death penalty was considered by the supreme court in the judgment reported at (1979) 3 scc646 rajendra prasad v. state of uttar pradesh. writing for the bench, justice krishna iyer in para 7 cautioned that guided missiles, with lethal potential, in unguided hands, even judicial, is a grave risk where ..... the punishment for other convictions including two life sentences, shall run consecutively. (ref. : (2013) 3 scc52: (2013) 2 scale505 sanaullah khan v. state of bihar wherein two life sentences stood imposed.) the court is thereby able to ensure adequacy of the punishment for grievous offences.234. to conclude, therefore, so far as sentencing ..... rajesh mahajan, learned additional standing counsel for the state which has been reported at (2013) 3 scc52: (2013) 2 scale505 sanaullah khan v. state of bihar. in this case, the appellant was found culpable for three offences of murder and was sentenced to death by the trial court. the supreme court however, found .....