Judgment Search Results Home > Cases Phrase: border security force act 1968 section 17 mutiny Court: jammu and kashmir Page 10 of about 205 results (0.058 seconds)

Syed Mohd. Iqbal and anr. Vs. Deptt. of Horticulture and anr.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2007CriLJ2093

..... exercised by the high court:1) to give effect to an order under the code;2) to prevent abuse of the process of court; and3) to otherwise to secure the ends of justice.8. while exercising powers under this section, this court does not function as an appellate court or revisional court. thus the inherent jurisdiction in terms ..... which the complaint has been filed i am of the opinion that the argument of petitioner's counsel is not tenable as it has no legal force. under section 33 of the aforesaid act every person who at the time the offence was committed, was incharge of, or was responsible to the company for the conduct of business of, ..... revision appear to have been passed in accordance with relevant law and do not suffer from any illegality or impropriety. in these circumstances the present revision being without any force cannot succeed and deserves to be dismissed.the result, therefore, is that the revision petition is dismissed and the order of the trial court confirmed. let a copy .....

Er B. R. Manhas Vs. State of Jandk; and ors

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... policy. the need for delegated legislation is that they are framed with care and minuteness when the statutory authority making the rule, after coming into force of the act, is in a better position to adapt the act to special circumstances. delegated legislation permits utilization of experience and consultation with interests affected by the practical operation of statutes. rules and regulations made by ..... . 2.1 legislature of the state of jammu and kashmir enacted the jammu and kashmir right to information act, 2009 (for short the act) with the primary object of setting out the regime of right to information to the people of the state to secure access to information under the control of public authorities. earlier the state legislature had enacted the jammu and .....

1 Satpal Singh. Vs. State and Others

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... other type of firearm 192 discovered after a vigorous investigation may not be difficult to explain as many encounters and exchange of firing between the militants and the security forces are said to have taken place at or near the tcp from where the army camp and police station are not located far away. therefore, the ..... did not retaliate immediately despite grave provocation to react.apart from being humiliated and insulted in presence of his subordinates, his turban fell down which must have acted as the greatest indignation faced by him professing sikh faith which holds the turban in high esteem attaching great importance to it and treating it as sacred. ..... the destiny of inquiry.26. the chain of events established by the aforesaid circumstances leads to irresistible conclusion that the murder of deceased was not an independent act of accused satpal singh but the result of a well planned conspiracy which was meticulously designed inter se the accused sewak singh and satpal singh and 205 .....

Prabjeet Singh Vs. Administrator, Notified Area Committee, Tangmarg/Gu ...

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR1989J& K75

..... to have made an application in 1974 for permission to construct the hotel/guest house on the said land. at this time the town planning act of 1963 had already come into force. permission for raising the construction was to be obtained from the housing and urban development minister. on the application of the petitioner and respondent ..... raising finance for the construction of hotel and had approached the state financial corporation. the petitioner had to mortgage lease hold rights with the corporation as a security for the repayment of loan which might be granted to the petitioner and respondent no. 3 by the said corporation. the permission was obtained from the state ..... mandamus, an injunction or a declaration. if a man is deprived of his liberty without the hearing to which he was entitled, he will be able to secure his release on application for habeas corpus.although breaches of natural justice used to be assignable as 'errors in fact', a ground of challenge presupposing that the impugned .....

Yog Raj Vs. Kuldeep Raj Gupta and anr.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR2002J& K12

..... was for a period of 11 months. the appellant had stated that he would give him some money on loan but he insisted that this witness should furnish a collateral security. the relationship of landlord and tenant between respondent no. 1 and his wife was brought to an end and she vacated the premises. at that point of time, ..... . 1. respondent no. 1 has got executed a partnership deed from him in respect of the shop which was leased out to him. the partnership deed remained in force for several years and thereafter a mortgage deed was got executed from him in the year 1973. what is sought to be projected from this statement is that such was ..... are resorted to by one individual to gain an advantage over another by false suggestions or by suppression of the truth. in its general or generic sense, it comprises all acts, omissions, and concealments involving a breach of legal or equitable duty and resulting in damage to another, or the taking of undue or unconscientious advantage of another, and, .....

Maroof Khan Vs. State of Jammu and Kashmir and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2008(1)JKJ493

..... detained by deponent in pursuance to order no. 1/psa of 2006 dated 30-1-2006, as his activities were found highly prejudicial to the maintenance of security of the state. the detention order and grounds of the detention were got duly served upon the detenue while executing the detention order by inspector dewakar singh shop ..... 2 after verifying all the facts. it is based on subjective satisfaction of the detaining authority and unless there is non observance of the procedure as envisaged under 'the act' is highlighted, no substantive right can accrue to the detenue to ask for quashing of the order of detention.10. mr. salathia, then submits that involvement of ..... detention order (annexure-'c') dated 30-01-2006, whereby which he has been detained under section-8 of the jammu and kashmir public safety act, 1978 (for brevity to be referred to as 'the act').2. pursuant to notice, the respondents have filed the objections/reply through the district magistrate, jammu (respondent-2).3. i have heard .....

Kranti Hotels (Pvt.) Ltd. Vs. State of J. and K. and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR1997J& K91

..... be attributed to it. the loan advanced by the answering respondent stands blocked in theassets of the hotel project in question which is not functioning. in order to secure its money, the answering respondent is within its rights to file the suit. on 30-6-94, the petitioner had a liability (of the loan advanced plus ..... authority measuring seven kanals on which he has raised the construction and for its completion he seeks loan, which respondent-2 cannot give to legalize his illegal act. the jammu development authority had initiated action for the demolition of the hotel in question but the same could not be completed as the petitioner had obtained ..... impetus to industrial development of the state, a promise of planned economy aimed at job expansion to liquidate the curse of unemployment, and larger production helping price stabilisation acts in a manner contrary to its raison de'etre and becomes counterproductive is aptly illustrated by the facts of this case. respondents nos. 2, 4 and 5 .....

Manzoor HussaIn and ors. Vs. Om Parkash and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR2002J& K3

..... proved the same, that also without any equivocation shows that a 8' .6' lane existed between the two houses. his statement before the court has a cementing force to the factum of proof of two documents and existence of a 8' wide common lane. the first appellate court did not believe this document because the commissioner ..... these witnesses the plaintiff has also made the same statement as his own witness.32. the expression 'public street' has been defined under section 3(26) of the municipal act. this provision reads as under :--'public street' shall mean any street :-- (a) heretofore levelled, paved, metalled, channelled, severed or repaired out of municipal or other public ..... funds, or(b) which, under the provisions of section 205 is declared to be, or under any other provisions of this act becomes, a public street.'33. the evidence, documentary and oral, have proved that the town area committee had spent an amount of rs. 7300/- for maintenance of .....

Pran Nath Gupta Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR2004J& K135,2006(2)CTLJ97(J& K)

..... the government or from any other sum due to the contractor from the government (which may be available with the government) or from the contractor's security deposit or security bond amount, and retain the same by way of lien till such time payment is made by the contractor or till the claim(s) is/are ..... learned judge was justified in issuing an interim injunction restraining the appellant from doing so.'air 1984 j & k 10. paras 23 & 25 :23. i find considerable force in mr. sen's argument that the petitioners' case does not fall in the third category. i, however, refrain from expressing any opinion on his other contention ..... there is no qualitative difference in the nature of the claim whether it be for liquidated damages or for unliquidated damages. section 74 of the indian contract act eliminates the somewhat elaborate refinements made under the english common law in distinguishing between stipulations providing for payment of liquidated damages and stipulations in the nature of penalty .....

Hira Singh Vs. Custodian, Evacuee Property Jammu and anr.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR1995J& K28

..... on 21-2-1994, and therefore, the order of the learned single judge dated 15-10-1992 (annexure r-2 to the reply affidavit) shall be deemed to be in force. the said order has not been appealed against so far as stated at the bar, though it has already become time barred under law. by virtue of that order, the ..... a circular issued by the then revenue secretary. whether it is passed under any statute, mr. siddiqui could not reply. in that view of the matter, it has no statutory force. 28. in these circumstances of the case, i think the order impugned dated 16-7-1993 passed by the tribunal jammu is bad in law, and therefore, not sustainable. 29 ..... jammu, to consider attestation of mutation in favour of the petitioner in accordance with the provisions contained in section 3a of the agraian reforms act and the rules pertinent to it. the said order is still in force and shall be implemented. the order of custodian dated 27-11-1992 shall not affect its operation or validity. 30. before parting with .....