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..... been made in charge of the aforesaid entire arrangement to deploy suitable police force for the same. the circle officer, sadabad is to ensure robust security arrangement by holding regular clear briefings to the police force and to inform the family members about the security arrangements provided to them. the affidavit also states that on enquiry from ..... an aspect which could be considered by the high court in the light of the provisions of the scheduled castes and the scheduled tribes (prevention of atrocities) act, 1989. in the circumstance wherein the family members of the victim have chosen to engage ms. seema kushwaha and mr. raj ratan, advocates, they would consider ..... brain mapping on the victim s family 4. protection to victim s family and other witnesses.5. directing respondents to strictly implement sc & st (prevention of atrocities) act, 1989 i.a. no.103488 of by members of delhi seeking orders for:2020. high court and 1. constitution of sit to supreme court bar investigate the .....
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..... 06.2016 noticing the fact that the order of penalty of dismissal from service was appealable under section 117 of the border security force act, 1968 (hereinafter referred to as the said act for short) directed the petitioner to file an appeal before the appellate authority.4. petitioner in terms of the direction ..... the same, suffer from no error.18. in the aforesaid facts, it is necessary to emphasize that border security force is a disciplined force. discipline is of paramount importance in central paramilitary forces like the border security force. the petitioner having violated good order and discipline on several occasions, rightly incurred a penalty of dismissal ..... dated 22.06.2009 passed by the third respondent commandant and the order dated 06.02.2017 passed by the second respondent-director general, border security force imposing penalty of 3 dismissal from service pursuant to certain disciplinary proceedings.2. sans unnecessary details, the facts that are germane for consideration .....
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..... , in denying humane working conditions and overtime wages provided by law, are an affront to the workers right to life and right against forced labour that are secured by articles 21 and 23 of the constitution. i45summation this court is cognizant that the respondent aimed to ameliorate the financial exigencies that were ..... in preventing exploitation of labour and in insisting upon proper safeguards for the health and safety of the workers. the factories act undoubtedly imposes numerous restrictions upon the employers to secure to the workers adequate safeguards for their health and physical well-being. but imposition of such restrictions is not and cannot ..... that at the advent of the industrialisation in the country, there were no such social legislations as the minimum wages act, industrial disputes act, the payment of wages act and the workmen compensation act etc. then no working hours were fixed, no minimum wages were fixed; there were no safeguards against the retrenchment of .....
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..... the judgment: 30. apart from the police, there are several other governmental authorities also like directorate of revenue intelligence, directorate of enforcement, coastal guard, central reserve police force (crpf), border security force (bsf), the central industrial 102 security force (cisf), the state armed police, intelligence agencies like the intelligence bureau, raw, central bureau of investigation (cbi), cid, traffic police, mounted police and itbp, which have the ..... power to detain a person and to interrogate him in connection with the investigation of economic offences, offences under the essential commodities act, excise and customs act, foreign exchange regulation act .....
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..... release the convict on bail.40. even though the term dowry is not defined in the indian penal code, it is defined in the dowry prohibition act, 1961 as any valuable security given or agreed to be given either directly or indirectly by one party to the marriage to the other party to the marriage, or by any person ..... the high court could casually have suspended the execution of the sentence and granted bail to the respondent no.2 without recording any reasons, with the casual observation of force in the argument made on behalf of the appellant before the high court, that is, the respondent no.2 herein. in effect, at the stage of an ..... non speaking order, under appeal before this court, which is set out hereinbelow for convenience:- after hearing learned counsel for the parties and going through the record, we find force in the arguments raised by learned counsel for the accused-appellant. keeping in view the facts and circumstances of the case, without commenting anything on merits of the case, .....
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..... reached the stage of appeal in writ appeal no.1486/1992 and the matter was settled as recorded in the said proceedings. the air force station ensured the safety and security of the properties and installation inside its camp area by raising construction of high granite wall. further, the interests of trainees and personnel ..... . for allowing a person to have access into the defence establishment one has to think for so many times. when the nation encounters disturbances at the border or within the territory, the process like 57 movement of people, public and vehicles of persons including those who are unknown or identity is not established ..... ceiling act, land reforms act, suspension, modification or cancellation of certain rights injurious to public interest. in continuation of what is stated above, the over riding aspect would be, public 52 interest cannot confront against the security, integrity or sovereignty of india, which is the sworn oath of every indian.72. `indian air force is one .....
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..... and not a citizen of india, and has been 121 involved in criminal offences under other law of the land for the time being in force, apart from foreigners act, the state government or the central government as the case may be, take immediate necessary steps by exercising their discretion after applying their mind to ..... a-days terrorism has become serious concern for most of the nations. illegal migrants who enter indian territory with obvious motives to cause damage to the national security are more vulnerable. it is also evident from various instances which happened in india, that some miscreants have recruited indian citizens to their organizations for their ..... duty to deport them to their respective nation as expeditiously as possible. the courts should also bear in mind that, india is a large country having its border with many countries. people in the sub-continent have a common history and share many similarities in physical looks. due to various reasons including political or economical .....
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..... in an interest bearing account, there is no doubt about that investment can be sought from the court under sections 32 and 33 of act of 1894, but interest in government securities is not more than what is provided in section 34 at the rate of 9 percent from the date of taking possession for one year ..... [in court, under section 31 (2)]. would entail lapse, if the amounts have not been paid for five years or more prior to the coming into force of the act of 2013. such an interpretation would lead to retrospective operation, of a provision, and the nullification of acquisition proceedings, long completed, by imposition of a norm or ..... protected by article 7 of the european convention for the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms (1953) (cmd. 8969). the rule also applies, but with less force, outside the criminal sphere. it is again expressed in maxims, lex prospicit non respicit and omnis nova constitutio futuris temporibus formam imponere debet non praeteritis. the french civil .....
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..... by the respondents. in his affidavit, director general, prisons has denied the averment that the petitioner was kept in solitary confinement. it is stated that for security reasons, the petitioner was kept in one ward having multiple single rooms and barracks and the said single room had iron bars open to air and the same ..... segregation specified in section 30(2) of the prisons act, in shatrughan chauhan, it was held as under:- 90. it was, therefore, held in sunil batra v. delhi administration (1978) 4 scc494that the solitary confinement ..... sunil batra v. delhi administration and others (1978) 4 scc494and shatrughan chauhan.28. observing that the custodial segregation specified in section 30(2) of the prisons act is attracted, only after the mercy petition is rejected by the president or the governor and only then the person is under sentence of death attracting custodial .....
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..... j.:1. the challenge by the... petitioner in the present case is to an order dated 6th august, 2018 passed by the deputy inspector general ( dig ), shq of the border security force ( bsf ), siliguri directing the commandant 155th bn bsf to conduct a de novo trial on the charge sheet issued to the... petitioner. the... petitioner also challenges an order dated ..... dig shq bsf siliguri directed the commandant of the 155th bn bsf to conduct a de novo trial with due diligence & by following proper procedure as per the bsf act and rules on the basis of the roe dated 6th august, 2018 already conducted by the shq bsf siliguri.7. the... petitioner then made a representation on 30th november ..... 22 thereof which reads as under: 22. the object and intent of section 75 which has been incorporated in the bsf act is clearly to prohibit a second trial of the accused, whether by the security force court or by a criminal court, in all cases where the accused has been convicted or acquitted of an offence by a .....
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