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Smt. Sohinidevi Mohanlal JaIn Vs. the Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1996(3)BomCR328

..... ... ... .. the nature of the power of revocation conferred by the statues on the central government under section 11 of the cofeposa act which in terms is similar to section 14 of the national securities act, was explained by this court in sat pal v. state of punjab, (supra) in the following words :---'the making of an ..... wrong in holding that the continued detention of the respondent was invalid merely because the central government refused to act on his application for revocation of the order of detention under section 14 of the act. we find considerable force in the submission.' ... ... ... ...'13. the principle that emerges from all these decisions is that ..... the power of revocation conferred on the central government under section 14 of the act is a statutory power which may be exercised on information .....

Emkay Exports a Partnership Firm and Mrs. Kanchan S. Chaudhary, Partne ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2008(5)ALLMR388; 2008(4)BomCR522; 2008(4)MhLj843

..... any submission about the correctness or propriety of the said orders of the learned single judge. admittedly, the defendants have not deposited the amount or furnished the security as directed by the court. thus, it was held that appellant was not entitled to question the said order. another important aspect of law which was examined ..... is often termed the `ratio decidendi'. the concrete decision is binding between the parties to it, but it is the abstract ratio decidendi which alone has the force of law as regards the world at large'. according to austin, the general reasons or principles of judicial decision abstracted from peculiarities of the case are commonly ..... for setting aside the decree was filed which was dismissed and thereafter an application was made by the tenant under section 28 of the calcutta thika tenancy act who prayed for assignment of the decree. while determining the plea of res judicata, the court squarely dealt with the question whether the interlocutory orders which .....

St. Francis De Sales Education Society and anr. Vs. State of Maharasht ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2001(3)ALLMR384; 2002(1)BomCR650

..... , morality, public order and the like may undoubtedly be imposed. such regulations are not restrictions on the substance of the right which is guaranteed; they secure the proper functioning of the institutions, in matters educational.'the supreme court indicated the philosophy behind the absolute fundamental freedom right granted to minorities under article 30 ..... to ensure the appointment of good teachers and their conditions of service. regulations are, therefore, necessary to see that there are no divisive or disintegrating forces in the administration. upholding the right of the state to impose regulations prescribing qualifications for the teachers, it was pointed out that in the right of ..... forwarded by the petitioner on the ground that they did not comply with section 3(2) of the maharashtra employees of private schools (conditions of service) regulation act, 1977 read with sub-rules (7), (8), (9) and (10) of rule 9 framed thereunder.8. as the proposal for appointment had not approved .....

Ramchandra Madhav Darunkar (Died) by His Lrs. Kalwati W/O Ramchandra D ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2006(1)ALLMR724; 2006(2)BomCR205; 2006(1)MhLj41

..... standstill. it is common knowledge that it is much more difficult to find suitable business premises than to find suitable premises for residence. it is no secret that for securing commercial accommodation, large sums of money by way of salami, even though not legally payable, may have to be paid and rents of commercial premises are usually very high ..... defendant. he contended that the suit premises is situated within the market area and defendant no. 1 being old tenant, it will not be possible for him to secure another premises as there is acute shortage of premises in the area where the suit premises is situate. he contended that if the decree is passed greater hardship will ..... of the amended law.41. ganpat ladha v. shashikant shinde, : [1978]3scr198 came to be decided by the apex court on 29th august, 1975. the act no. 22/1978 came into force on 23rd october, 1978 i.e. after the apex court delivered the judgment of the ganpat ladha. the apex court in ganpat'a case was considering the .....

ito Vs. Shreyas Shipping Ltd.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (2002)76TTJ(Mumbai)11

..... the assessee objected to this rectification and pointed out that as per article 17 of memorandum and articles of association of the company, to make investments in shares, securities, debentures, fixed deposits, etc. was one of the business of the assessee-company. the assessee also argued that it had been taxed on dividend or interest ..... picture. there would have perhaps been no difficulty if there was one and only one correct principle of method of accounting, or, in the alternative, if by force of law any single method of accounting had been prescribed for the purpose of computation of total income. however, for and upto assessment year 1996-97, provisions ..... commissioner (appeals) considered these arguments of the assessee, to be tenable. he held that there was no concept of deferred revenue expenditure under the income tax act, except in the sections where it-had been specifically brought in. the expenditure in question had not been doubted by the assessing officer and the same had been .....

Sonalaxmi Machhimar Sahakari Soc. Ltd., and ors. Vs.

Court : Mumbai

..... would get complicated and confused if multimanufacturers are involved. that would also seriously impair the high security concept in affixation of new plates on the vehicles. if there is a single manufacturer he can be forced to go and serve rural areas with thin vehicular population and less volume of business. ..... discrimination. the state cannot arbitrarily choose any person it likes for entering into such relationship and discriminate between persons similarly circumstanced, but it must act in conformity with some standard or principle which meets the test of reasonableness and nondiscrimination and any departure from such standard or principle would be ..... petition under article 226 of the constitution of india.2. the petitioner is a cooperative society registered under the provisions of the maharashtra cooperative societies act, 1960 and rules framed thereunder. initially the petitioner was given the contract of boating in masunda lake situate in the heart of the thane city .....

Music Broadcast Private Limited Vs. Indian Performing Right Society

Court : Mumbai

..... of visual images to be seen in public and insofar as it consists of the acoustic portion including a lyric or a musical work to be heard in public without securing any further permission of the author (composer) of the lyric or musical work for the performance of the work in public. in other words, a distinct copyright in ..... to copyright or any similar right in any work, whether published or unpublished, otherwise than under and in accordance with the provisions of this act or of any other law for the time being in force, but nothing in this section shall be construed as abrogating any right or jurisdiction to restrain a breach of trust or confidence." it is ..... issue no. 1 is decided against the plaintiff, then whether the plaintiff is liable to pay to the defendant license fess as per the tariff of the defendant in force from time to time, subject to challenge before the copyright board in respect of the radio stations operated by the plaintiffs? 15. the plaintiff did not lead any evidence .....

Shridhar Chavan Vs. The State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai

..... pre-determined signal to the raiding party after which the appellant was apprehended. he was taken to a room situate in the high court building used as a security office. after some inquiries were made with the complainant and panch shringare by acp shinde, all proceeded towards azad maidan police station, and then to the ..... , as can be gathered from the authoritative pronouncements of the high courts, and of the supreme court of india. 32. the cases arising under the prevention of corruption act, can be broadly divided into two categories. (i) trap cases and (ii) non-trap cases. non-trap cases include cases of criminal misappropriation, obtaining of pecuniary ..... , and at any rate, not defeat it'. the impugned judgment does not show that any dispute or necessity regarding the construction of any particular provision in the act, had arisen before the learned special judge. the observations made by their lordships of the supreme court, which the learned special judge went on to reproduce in .....

Janardan Vasant Patil and Others Vs. Director General of Police and An ...

Court : Mumbai

..... on the ground that they infringe the fundamental right guaranteed to the respondent under article 21 of the constitution of india. since the air force act is a law duly enacted by parliament in exercise of its plenary legislative jurisdiction read with art. 33 of the constitution of india, the ..... attempted to be redressed and appropriate recommendations be made so that the conditions of service of the policemen are improved. they should be safe, secure and feel no pressure or force while discharging their duties. their independence should not in any manner interfered with. even when they are harassed by superiors, more particularly the ..... of police, mumbai member (d) additional director general and inspector general of police member (e) secretary or principal secretary, as the case may be (appeal and security) member (f) additional director general and inspector general of police (establishment) member-secretary provided that, if none of the aforesaid members is from the backward class, .....

Ahmednagar Municipal Corporation, Ahmednagar, Through its Commissioner ...

Court : Mumbai Aurangabad

..... including the inter se merit and ability of the candidates and prepared the select list on that basis. the respondent, though senior in comparison to other candidates, secured a lower place in the select list, evidently because the principle of "merit-cum-seniority" had been applied by the departmental promotion committee. the respondent has ..... held that by an executive fiat, pensionary benefits available to employees under the law cannot be reduced or prejudicially affected. such executive directions will not have the force of law and will have to be discarded. 36. in the state of state of jharkhand vs, jitendra kumar's case (supra), the honourable supreme ..... the industrial court has allowed all the complaints by holding that statutory benefits available to the employee cannot be taken away by an admission or by the act of the employees agreeing to waive the benefits considering that they had no bargaining power. the industrial court has assigned reasons for allowing the complaints. when .....