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..... went wrong in upsetting the finding, more so when the high court was exercising reversional jurisdiction. nonetheless, the respondent must be compensated particularly because the appellant has secured a sum of rs. fifty thousand from the delinquent advocate through the consumer disputes riderless forum. we, therefore, allow these appeals and set aside the impugned order ..... are not expressly excluded by such special or local law. (3) save as otherwise provided in any law for the time being in force with respect to marriage and divorce, nothing in this act shall apply to any suit or other proceeding under any such law. (4) sections 25 and 26 and the definition of "easement" ..... in the matter and condoned the delay. the said judgment has been rendered solely, on the basis of an order of the tribunal, which has no binding force. further, reading of the above reported judgment shows that the revenue has not raised any question, as to whether, the appellate authority or tribunal, as the case .....
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..... , out of the said wedlock, the deceased delivered a female child. initially, the accused alone was employed and the deceased was at home. after the birth of the child, she secured a job in a private concern and started working. in that company where she was working, a person by name senthil kumar was also working. in due course of time ..... counsel for the appellant would submit that the photograph used for comparison by means of super imposition has not been proved to be that of the deceased. we find no force at all in this argument, for all through, the photograph was used and exhibited as that of the deceased. had it been true that the photograph is not that ..... deceased and by her utterances. it was only out of the said provocation, having last his mental balance, the accused had stabbed the deceased with knife on her neck. the act of the accused would fall within the 3rd limb of section 300 ipc and the first exception to section 300 of ipc. therefore, the appellant is liable to be punished .....
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..... presently holding the post of president of the first respondent council, would contend that soon after the petitioner tendered his letter of resignation, the second respondent acted as president in-charge. as a president (in-charge) the second respondent issued 207 under graduate registration certificate, 305 pg registration certificate from 29.07. ..... president of the first respondent council. according to the learned senior counsel for the petitioner, there is no provision either under the tamil nadu medical registration act or any other regulation to move a no confidence motion against the president of the council. further, the impugned resolution has been passed without convening ..... elected president of the first respondent council, which is a statutory body within the state of tamil nadu as provided under the tamil nadu medical registration act 4 of 1914. according to the petitioner, the members of the first respondent will be nominated and duly elected in accordance with section 5 of .....
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..... v.s.thangavel himself has got the property as a coparcener in the partition with his father and brothers. the said partition took place prior to hindu succession act, 1956 coming into force. nevertheless, the said property allotted to late v.s.thangavel under the above said partition deed was his ancestral property, in which his sons got equal rights by ..... on 01.12.2007 in favour of defendants 9 and 10, as if they borrowed a sum of rs.10,00,000/- from defendants 9 and 10 on the security of the suit property. the 8th defendant is a politically influential person and 9th defendant is the son of the 8th defendant. the 10th defendant is an associate of ..... be recognised, namely:- (a) if the principal at the time of executing the power-of-attorney resides in any part of 18[india] in which this act is for the time being in force, a power-of-attorney executed before and authenticated by the registrar or sub-registrar within whose district or sub-district the principal resides;" of course, the joint .....
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..... of the vice-chairman of thirumangalam municipality and that he was given the contract, for the construction of shops proposed. the same balamurugan, the 22nd respondent, has also secured the lease of some of the shops in the alleged auction. b. one m.kanrna, the 12th respondent, is one of the successful allottee of the shops, ..... government who may thereupon either rescind the collector's order or after giving the authority or person concerned a reasonable opportunity of explanation, direct that it continues in force with or without modification permanently or for such period as they think fit." 19. no doubt, it is true that the state government has power to suspend ..... authorised, or (b) such resolution, order, licence, permission or act is in excess of the powers conferred by this act or of any other law, or (c) the execution of such resolution or order, the continuance in force of such licence or permission or the doing of such act is likely to cause danger to human life, health or safety, .....
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..... others (1987 (supp) scc 42),the apex court has held as under:- the question raised in this election appeal are of some importance. we also see the force of the submissions urged on behalf of the appellant. all the same, having regard to the fact that fresh elections have already taken place and the appeal has become ..... be dismissed as infructuous. 32. for this memorandum, mr.r. srinivas, learned counsel appearing for the petitioner has filed a reply stating that the representation of peoples act clearly provides the reasons due to which the election petition is abated and not for the reasons like, holding of fresh elections or expiry of the term of ..... respondent as a returned candidate to fill the seat of periyakulam (sc assembly constituency) is against the constitution as well as the provisions of the representation of people act, 1951. 7. the first respondent in his counter affidavit has denied all the averments of the petition filed by the petitioner herein. 8. the first respondent while .....
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..... change. more so, when change is expected from grown people, mounted with their own ideas on moral principles. 32. this court, under the prevailing circumstances, is forced to quote, the famous quotes of renown philosophers as to enlighten the object of education: aristotle: educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all. ..... disrespect to elders, child abuse, anger, religious impostors, pornography, etc. these problems, though may look like individual problems have a great impact on the society. every act of a man has a sociological and psychological impact on the persons around him and in the minds of the persons getting to know about him. press and media ..... educate their children. in short, it spells out the obligations of the citizens to the country and the society. 22. every citizen of the country must act in a way to preserve the social order. another important aspect of the fundamental duty is to preserve the integrity of the country. society is nothing without .....
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..... 2 have stated during cross examination that they did not witness the occurrence at all, on that score, their evidence cannot be rejected. but, we find no force in the said argument of the learned public prosecutor. as rightly pointed out by the learned counsel for the appellant, the facts spoken by p.ws.1 ..... not been challenged by the prosecution by cross examining these witnesses by treating them as hostile by taking permission from the court under section 154 of the evidence act. thus, their evidence spoken during cross examination remains unchallenged. but solely on that score we do not find it appropriate to reject the evidence of p ..... not witness the occurrence at all. the learned public prosecutor would therefore submit that the evidence of these two witnesses spoken during cross examination should be rejected and acting on the facts spoken by these witnesses during chief examination, the conviction should be sustained. 13. we have considered the above submissions. 14. let us elucidate .....
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..... be refunded to him. insofar as a1 and a2 are concerned, who are on bail, the trial court shall take steps to secure them and commit them to undergo the period of sentences imposed on them. the period already undergone by them, shall be given ..... inner to right nipple. the wound has passed through the subcutaneous plane passing obliquely downwards, backwards and inwards cutting the lower border of right third rib and entire right 4th rib, causing a stab injury of 4x3x0.5 cm in the anteromedial aspect of ..... it was dark, p.w.1 would not have noticed the identifying features of the assailants. but, we do not find any force in the said argument for, p.w.1 has stated that the assailants could be clearly seen by her in the flash ..... relied on. however, even in the absence of test identification parade, the identification made for the first time in court, could be acted upon, provided, if the witness is otherwise trustworthy and reliable. but, in the instant case, test identification parade was in fact, .....
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..... keeping peace on conviction, security for keeping peace in other cases, security for good behaviour from persons disseminating seditious matters, security for good behaviour from suspected persons and security for good behaviour from habitual offenders. but, the procedure to be followed by the magistrate, while acting under those sections, is stipulated in section 111 and ..... wrongfully may also be restored into possession. the declaration having been made, it would be for the unsuccessful party to approach the competent court and secure such order as would enable his entering into possession and evicting the party successful in proceedings under section 145. what is an eviction "in due ..... of first class or a court of sessions. section 110 deals with the power of the executive magistrate to call upon habitual offenders to furnish security for good behaviour. section 111 prescribes the procedure to be followed. these three sections have nothing to do with the power conferred upon the executive .....
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