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Guntabai Balu Barade Vs. State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1988(2)BomCR663

..... the order further mentions that whereas the government is of the opinion that the said person is unsuitable to be kept in the borstal school, therefore, under the powers vested in it under section 12 sub-section (1) of the bombay borstal school act and all other powers, the government of maharashtra by the said order commutes the unexpired period of detention in borstal school in respect of said balu to the term of imprisonment and further orders that the said period shall begin from the date ..... we find that in the present petition the subsequent order passed by the state of maharashtra specifically under section 12 of the bombay borstal schools act, is challenged as illegal and against the provisions of articles 19 and 21 of the ..... had challenged the legality and validity of order dated 14th september, 1987 passed by the state under provisions of section 12 of the bombay borstal schools act, 1929. ..... coming to the merits of the matter, it is essential to notice that under section 3(a) of the bombay borstal schools act 'borstal school' means a place in which young offenders, whilst detained in pursuance of the act, are given such industrial training and other instruction and are subjected to such disciplinary and moral influences as will conducive to their reformation and ..... sending said balu to jail for suffering imprisonment the learned magistrate was pleased to pass an order under section 6(b) of the bombay borstal schools act, 1929, by his judgement and order dated 9th of july, 1976. .....

Baburao Son of Gomaji Dahat, Aged About 67 Years, and ors. Vs. Jawahar ...

Court : Mumbai Nagpur

..... it turned down the contention of employer that being a night school, provisions of maharashtra employees of private schools (conditions of service) act,1977 (herein after referred to as "the 1977 act" for short) and the 1981 rules framed thereunder were not ..... learned single judge at bombay reported at maharashtra education cases i.e. ..... school tribunal has found that due to long service in excess of 12 years, both teachers had become confirmed and hence, rule 26 of maharashtra employees of private schools (conditions of service) rules,1981 (hereinafter referred to as "the 1981 rules" for short), obliged employer to obtain previous permission of education officer and 3 months notice ..... case of baburao, it noticed that though he was working as full time headmaster in day school, and therefore presumed to be a parttime or temporary teacher, still rule 28(1) required one month ..... 1981 rules, particularly rule 22 and 23, shri shelat, learned counsel contends that law enables teacher and other employees in day school to work in night school also and here, there is no dispute about this position. ..... learned single judge at bombay reported at maharashtra education cases i.e. ..... 2010 by learned single judge of this court at bombay in writ petition no. ..... rule 9(8) of the bombay civil service rules, 1959, defines "cadre" as meaning the strength of a service or a part of service sanctioned as ..... upon the unreported judgment dated 1/10/2010 by learned single judge of this court at bombay in writ petition no. .....

Saidapalli Mogalaiah and anr. Vs. State and anr.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2003(5)ALD500; 2003(2)ALT(Cri)510

..... at the central prison, secunderabad, and if the respondents had executed the warrants immediately after the judgment of the court on 10-3-1969 both the petitioners could have availed the benefits available to juvenile prisoners such as borstal schools as they were minors at the time the judgment was rendered by the high court, however the respondents did not choose to issue warrants to execute the orders of the high court for reasons best known ..... on february 10, 1949 the judge, special court, red fort, delhi, convicted the petitioner for offences under section 3, read with section 6, of the explosive substances act, under section 4(b) and section 5 thereof; and for murder under section 302, read with section 109, of the indian penal code; for the first two offences he was sentenced to seven years' rigorous imprisonment ..... after conviction he was imprisoned in jails in the state of punjab till may 19, 1950 and thereafter he was transferred to nasik road central prison in the state of bombay (now maharashtra). ..... state of maharashtra, : 1961crilj736a . ..... the rules framed under the prisons act enable such a prisoner to earn remissions - ordinary, special and state - and the said remissions will be given credit towards his term of imprisonment. ..... no such provision is found in the indian penal code, code of criminal procedure or the prisons act. .....

State of Andhra Pradesh Vs. Vallabhapuram Ravi

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1985SC870; 1984CriLJ1511; 1984(2)Crimes552(SC); (1984)4SCC410; [1985]1SCR729

..... a case arising under the bombay borstal schools act, 1929. ..... adolescent offender who is sentenced to imprisonment for life on being convicted of an offence for which death is also one of the punishments prescribed by law and who later on is by an order made by the state government directed to be sent to a borstal school under section 10-a of the andhra borstal schools act, 1925 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act') is liable to be kept in a borstal school or in a prison at least for a period of fourteen years.2. ..... being convicted of an offence for which death is also prescribed as a punishment and who being a person not below 16 nor above 21 years of age had later on been directed by the state government under section 10-a of the act to be detained in a borstal school is entitled to be released on his completing 23 years of age without any regard to the provision in section 433a of the code which insists that a person who is sentenced to imprisonment for life on being convicted of such an offence ..... anomalous situation which arises in the case of a person sent to a borstal school under section 10-a of the act is that if the period of detention in a borstal school is not to be counted as the period of imprisonment because detention is ordered in lieu of imprisonment and because borstal school is not a prison then such person cannot claim by way of credit the period of detention in a borstal school while computing the fourteen years of imprisonment mentioned in section 433a of the .....

Laxman Malhari Sable Vs. the State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1998BomCR(Cri)46; 1997CriLJ2556; 1997(2)MhLj780

..... but even if the court finds a person guilty of an offence and releases him either under the provisions of section 360 of the code or under the provisions of the borstals schools act or the children act, nevertheless, it amounts to an order of conviction, forming part of the judgment as a whole. ..... on the question of the effect of the order of suspension of the order of conviction for the purpose of section 267 of the companies act dealing with the disqualification of the director who has been convicted by court for offence involving moral turpitude in para 16 of the judgment at pages 524, 525 of the report the apex court observed as under :'16. ..... we are, therefore, of the opinion that the division bench of the high court of bombay was not right in holding that the delhi high court could not have exercised jurisdiction under section 482 of the code if it was confronted with a situation of there being no other provision in the code for ..... as stated earlier, if the order of conviction is to result in some disqualification of the type mentioned in section 267 of the companies act, we see no reason why we should give a narrow meaning to section 389(1) of the code to debar the court from granting an order to that effect in a fit case. ..... kisan ganpat shelar against the petitioner praying for petitioner's dis-qualification under section 44 of the maharashtra municipal councils, nagar panchayats and industrial township act, 1965 (for short the municipal councils act). .....

State of Bombay Vs. Geoffrey Manners and Co. (No. 2)

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1951Bom49; (1951)53BOMLR117; 1952CriLJ441

..... confirmed the conviction, but decided to give the accused the benefit of section 6, bombay borstal schools act, xviii [18] of 1929, & they directed that the accused should be sent to the borstal school under section 6 for three years. ..... pleader wanted to argue that section 6, borstal schools act did notapply to a case where the sentence awardable was not only transportation, but death ..... chapter 26 applies to judgments delivered by criminal courts of original jurisdiction section 424 of the act makes the rules contained in chapter 26 as to the judgments of criminal courts of original jurisdiction applicable to judgments of any appellate court 'other than a h. c ..... where, however, an offence is committed by a company, the directors would also be liable if the incriminating act was done under their authority or with their knowledge. ..... it could, therefore, hardly be suggested that until this ministerial act has been done by the registrar, judgments delivered in open ct ..... amin was that the 'companies acts expressly contemplate that people may substitute the limited liability of a company for the unlimited liability of the individual, with the object that by this means enterprise & adventure may be encouraged,' & that to hold the directors personally liable for the acts of a company not authorised by them 'would have nullified the purpose for which the creation of limited companies was authorised by the ..... , as it stood prior to its being amended by act xviii [18] of 1923, ran as follows : 'no .....

Emperor Vs. Balvant Jivan Pawar

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1942)44BOMLR48

..... moreover, as the learned assistant government pleader points out, section 21 of the borstal schools act appears to deprive us of any jurisdiction to interfere at all. ..... the trial magistrate ordered him, to be detained in the borstal school for a period of three years, and the authorities responsible for the borstal school object to this order on the ground that youths of this type exercise a bad influence in the school. ..... nothing contained in the code of criminal procedure, 1898, shall be construed to authorise any court or magistrate to alter or reverse in appeal or revision any order passed with respect to the age of an offender or the substitution of an order for detention in a borstal school for transportation or imprisonment. 3. ..... the learned district magistrate has suggested whipping, but as the accused is eighteen years old, the whipping act does not apply in the case of an offence under section 354.2. ..... bhaila ravla(1) that section 21 of the act debars us from making any such order as the district magistrate asks us to make. .....

Dada Bhagwan Shinde and Aba Bhagwan Shinde Vs. Tulsabai W/O Narayan Sh ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2008(5)ALLMR776; 2008(2)BomCR159; (2008)110BOMLR156; 2008(3)MhLj475

..... , daughter's daughter and sister, who are mentioned as heirs in the hindu law of inheritance (amendment) act of 1929, also take a limited estate, according to these schools, in the property inherited by them from the last male owner.12. ..... banaras school, (ii) mithila school, (iii) maharashtra or bombay school (western india) and (iv) dravida or madras school (southern ..... is also relevant to notice that before the hindu law of inheritance (amendment) act, 1929, the only females who could inherit to a male, were the five, ..... however, beyond presumption under section 157 of the maharashtra land revenue code, no greater importance can be given ..... that this act can be said to have applied to this part/ suit property (now forming part of the state of maharashtra) on 22nd october, 1954.4.1 according to him, there is no question of retrospective application of the provisions of said act of 1937. ..... sub-section (3) of section 1 of the said act of 1937 provides that if a hindu governed by dayabhaga school, dies intestate living any property and when a hindu governed by any other school of hindu law or by customary law dies intestate living separate property, his widow, or if there is more than one widow, all his widows together, shall, subject to the provisions of sub-section (3), be entitled in respect of property ..... true that mutation in the record of rights does not create any right, title, or interest, however, it has presumptive value under section 157 of the maharashtra land revenue code, 1966. .....

Vikrama Shama Shetty Vs. State of Maharashtra and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2006SC2792; 2006(5)BomCR910; [2006(4)JCR10(SC)]; JT2006(6)SC573; 2006(7)SCALE257; (2006)6SCC70; 2006(2)LC1005(SC)

..... the bombay prohibition act, 1929 (hereinafter referred to as the 'act') was right in refusing fl-iii license to the appellant on the ground that the distance between the establishment of the appellant and the entrance to a mosque is less than 75 metres. ..... as follows:(1-c) no licence under sub-rule (1b) shall be granted in respect of any hotel or restaurant which is situated within a distance of seventy-five meters from any educational or religious institution or from any bus stand, station or deport of the maharashtra state road transport corporation or from the boundary of any national or state highway:provided that nothing contained in this sub-rule shall apply in respect of an existing hotel or restaurant for which a licence in form fl-iii is held ..... by the manager or proprietor thereof immediately before coming into force of the bombay foreign liquor (amendment) rules, 1990.explanation:- for the purposes of this sub-rule -(i) 'educational institution' means any pre-primary, primary, or secondary school managed or recognized by any local authority or the state government or the central government and any college affiliated to any university established by law, but .....

T.G. Venkatesh Vs. Registrar of Companies

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : [2008]145CompCas662(AP); [2007]78SCL1(AP)

..... the said person from such responsibility and or liability; (ii) while considering the application made under section 633(2), the court will have to come to a conclusion that the applicant had acted honestly and fairly and even after his honest and fair act the default was committed for some unavoidable circumstances;(iii) non-compliance with such statutory requirements by the applicant was caused due to incident beyond his control;(iv) ..... . kailas sizing works : [1975]2scr123 the supreme court while considering the protection of action taken in good faith under the provisions of the bombay general clauses act, 1897, observed that the authority is not acting honestly where an authority has a suspicion that there is something wrong and does not make further enquiries ..... from the directorship on 26-4-1988, immediately after the commencement of the trial and commercial production, but still, being a signatory to the prospectus, he cannot be relieved of his obligation as even by the date of his resignation, the provisions of the act are already been contravened, therefore, the resignation from the directorship itself would not absolve the petitioner of his obligations and liabilities.25 ..... ., in re [1969] 1 all er 161 (ch.d), which was rendered while considering the provisions of the section 448 of the english companies act, 1948 and section 372 of the english companies act, 1929, which are the sections therein equivalent to section 633 of the present act .....