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Bajaj Auto Ltd., State of Maharashtra Rep. by S. Ravikumar Vs. Tvs Mot ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2008)ILLJ726Mad; LC2008(1)217; 2008(36)PTC417(Mad)

..... specification submitted by the applicant on 16.07.2002, the applicant has made it clear that its invention relates to improvement in the combustion characteristics of a single cylinder internal combustion engine working on 4 stroke principle, and stated that the said invention, particularly relates to engines employed as prime movers for operation of 2 and 3 wheeled vehicles, after explaining various disadvantages of engines provided with two valves ..... 13.11.2800, whereas the applicant bajaj auto limited has filed its first application one year afterwards and avl list gmbh has obtained a patent for four stroke combustion engine with at least two inlet valves on 25.5.2000 in austria and the same has not been challenged by anyone including the applicant. ..... product is of no action or otherwise is stated to be cosmetic in nature because both the applicant's patent as well as the respondent's tvs 'flame' motor-cycle are relating to internal combustion engine, working on 4 stroke principle with the diameter of bore ranging from 45 mm to 70 mm, two spark plugs for lean burn, etc ..... stroke divides the 2 strokes into four functional strokes as what americans called, 'suck, squeeze, bang, blow' and the 4 stroke or four step is formalised by engineers as 'intake stroke, compression stroke, power stroke and exhaust stroke ..... therefore, the release by the respondent of the above said motorcycle containing 4 stroke combustion engine in small bore lean burn engine of size 54.5mm x 53.5mm and combusting .....

T. Nagaraj and Others Vs. the State of Karnataka and Others

Court : Karnataka

..... to take appropriate action in accordance with law and also to establish adequate refilling stations, though the notification issued dated 7.10.2008 appears to be indirectly avoiding the registration of two stroke engine autorickshaws, it is not as if the registration of two stroke engines are totally prohibited and that it is permissible elsewhere except the places mentioned in the notification having regard to the road traffic system and the level of pollution in the cities ..... it is made clear that the state shall take positive steps to establish lpg stations in other places, the notification issued only to run four stroke petrol engine vehicles/autorickshaw cabs in the places mentioned in the notification cannot be said to be in negation of the rules provided under the central ..... in the absence of power being delegated to the 1st respondent and also statutory provisions prohibiting registration of autorickshaws other than four stroke engines by the central government by issuing a specific notification, the said impugned notification issued is wholly illegal and without authority of law so long as the vehicles in question comply with the requirement of the statutory ..... the very rules and when the manufacturer has complied with the requirement of rules 115,124 and 126 of the central motor vehicles rules, 1989 and based on which, two stroke engine vehicles have also been manufactured, prohibiting such operation of the vehicles in the cities mentioned in the notification is illegal. 8. .....

Santan Fernandes Vs. B.P. (India) Ltd., Bombay

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1956)IILLJ21Bom

..... employee to move suddenly from the law temperature of a cold storage room to the atmospheric temperature of 101 degree and even higher temperature of a kitchen and if, while doing that duty, he suffers from heat stroke and dies, is a legal inferences permissible that the accident arose out of his employment and was not due to the general weather conditions to which not only the employees but all others in the same ..... same for everybody on the ship and although there was nothing to show that the deceased suffered from any physical peculiarity or disability or from any organic infirmity, he alone suffered from heat stroke, a circumstance prima facie suggestive of the probability that unless the deceased was exposed to some special peril arising out of his employment, he would not have suffered from a heat ..... can a legal inference be drawn from the nature of the deceased's employment that the said employment was a proximate cause of a heat stroke from which he suffered and on account of which he lost of life if an employee works under cover, if the nature of his employment does not expose him directly to the rays of the sun, if the atmospheric temperature is ..... course of and out of the workman's employment, it is difficult to understand why in the present case, where the deceased scullion was working at the time and he place when and where he suffered from an accident of a heat stroke, it could not be said that the accident occurred in the course of, and arose out of, his employment. 13. .....

Santan Fernandes Vs. B.P. (India) Ltd.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1957Bom52; (1956)58BOMLR149; ILR1956Bom239; (1956)IILLJ21Bom

..... move suddenly from the low temperature of a cold storage room to the atmospheric temperature of 101 and even higher temperature of a kitchen and if, while doing that duty, he suffers from heat stroke and dies, is a legal inference permissible that the accident arose out of his employment and was not due to the general weather conditions to which not only the employee, but all others in ..... and al-though there was nothing to show that the deceased suffered from any physical peculiarity or disability or from any organic infirmity, he alone suffered from heat stroke, a circumstance prima facie suggestive of the probability that unless the deceased was exposed to some special peril arising out of his employment, he would not have suffered from a heat ..... employment, it is difficult to understand why in the present case, where the deceased scullion was working at the time and the place when and where he suffered from an accident of a heat stroke, it could not be said that the accident occurred in the course of, and arose out of, his employment.11 ..... variation from low temperature to high temperature and accordingly a causal connection was established between the heat stroke from which he suffered and the incidents and obligations of the employment to which he was ..... . 181, while dealing writh heat exhaustion, heat hyperpyrexia (heat stroke or sun stroke) and heat cramps, has observed that exposure to the direct rays of the sun is not necessary and that an individual may be affected while working in a .....

M. Shafi Goroo Vs. State

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2000IIIAD(Delhi)542; 2000CriLJ2172; 85(2000)DLT245; 2000(53)DRJ194

..... to show that at the relevant time the petitioner did not exercise reasonable care to ensure that the deceased caddie was not exposed to any danger or that the petitioner had played the offending stroke in such a manner as to create an obvious or serious risk of causing physical injury to some person who might happen to be present in the golf course and that in playing the ..... stated, the prosecution case is that on 26.4.1996, while playing golf at the army golf course, the petitioner played a stroke in a rash and negligent manner, causing the fatal injury on right parieto-temporal region of his caddie, namely, amit james ..... instant case, the prosecution case hinges solely on the evidence of punnu and alpa swami, who in their case diary statements, opined that had the petitioner played the stroke with care and caution, the ball would not have hit the deceased. ..... it is not that the deceased caddie was standing in the line of the stroke and that petitioner should not have hit the ball till the caddie moved out of ..... in these circumstances, the petitioner's act of playing the offending stroke did not create an obvious or real risk of harmful consequences resulting ..... negligence in this case consists of two factors (a) playing the stroke with considerable velocity and (b) failure to exercise reasonable care to ensure that the deceased caddie was not exposed to ..... of golf consists in playing a ball from the teeing ground into the hole by a stroke or successive strokes in accordance with the rules. .....

Divisional Manager, Oriental Insurance Company Limited Vs. Smt. Kabuta ...

Court : Orissa

Reported in : II(2007)ACC88; 2007ACJ2796; 102(2006)CLT489; [2006(111)FLR680]

..... i am, therefore of the view that though there is no direct evidence to prove that the deceased suffered from heart stroke only due to the stress and strain, the evidence available on record clearly proves that the deceased had driven the truck from ichhapur to balasore covering a long distance and appears to have ..... commissioner in this regard having given cogent reason to arrive at such finding, merely because the investigating officer in the final report endorsed that the deceased suffered from heart stroke while going to attend call of nature, a different view is not possible. ..... admittedly, the deceased suffered from heart stroke and that was the cause of ..... appearing for the appellant on the final report as well as the postmortem report to say that while the deceased after parking the vehicle was going to attend call nature he suffered from heart stroke and died. ..... he had driven the truck from ichhapur to balasore and after driving such a long distance while stepping down from the truck near the gate of birla tyres, he suffered heart stroke and died. ..... the learned commissioner clearly proves that after arrival of the truck near the gate of the birla tyres while the deceased was going to attend the call of nature, he suffered from heart stroke and died due to such heart stroke. ..... submitted by the police and submitted that in the final form it has been specifically endorsed by the investigating officer that while going to attend the call of nature the deceased suffered from heart stroke. .....

S.K. Kochar Vs. Nimmi Singh and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1997VAD(Delhi)213; 68(1977)DLT914

..... he was blind from the right eye, he suffered from stroke in the year 1979 and then he had stroke in march, 1978, the earlier stroke he had in january, 1978 that is on first january, 1978. ..... achhar singh who was sick and mentally deficient because of an attack of stroke on 1.1.1978 conspired and got his signature on the said agreement on ii.1.1978 while he was not mentally fit to deal with any property transaction or enter into any agreement. ..... 4.that it is well known medical fact that such type of attack of stroke involving either right or left side of the body causing loss of intellect and memory and loss of decision making and causes damage to the brain, and dr. ..... i had suffered two paralysis strokes and sun strokes the first one on 1.1.1978 and the second on 18.3.1978. ..... achhar singh who had two attacks of stroke, one on 1.1.1978 when he got coma and thereby his brain was damaged. ..... it may be mentioned that on 18.3.1978 the defendant suffered another stroke resulting in paralysis of the left side. ..... achhar singh got a sudden attack of stroke on 1.1.1978 which was a natural phenomena and not man made one, at the age of 82 years. ..... 2 had a stroke of cerebral thrombosis on 1.1.1978 and was mentally incapacitated; and thirdly, the plaintiff and shri vijay jain of the defendant no. ..... achhar singh, my then attorney was sick and was mentally and physically damaged by an attack of stroke on 1.1.1978. ..... 2 suffered a cerebral stroke. .....

Rukmini Bai W/O Basappa Malnavar and Manjunath S/O Daalatrao Kashid Vs ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 2008(4)KarLJ303; 2008(1)AIRKarR594; AIR2008NOC829; 2008AIHC1435(Kar)

..... vasudev mane- pw.5 and arjun subrao kadam- pw.6 have been examined, the said persons claim to be known to the family and that they were aware that late ramachandra kawatekar had suffered paralytic strokes dining the year 1962 to 1968, a perusal of their evidence no doubt would indicate that, they have stated regarding their familiarity with the family and the fact that late ramachandra kawatekar had ..... also refer to the exhibits marked in 'd' series to indicate that even though it is the case of the plaintiff that late ramachandra kawatekar had suffered consecutive paralytic strokes from 1963 to 1968, the said documents would indicate that during the said period and much thereafter also late ramachandra kawatekar was carrying out. ..... since there has been certain inconsistencies in the evidence wherein the witnesses more particularly, pws.2 and 3 have been divergent in their evidence regarding the portion of the body to which paralytic stroke was suffered when one says it is to the right portion, the other says that it is to the left portion.15. ..... been able to establish in unequivocal terms that late ramachandra kawatekar had suffered paralytic stroke dining 1963-68 and even if the contention of the learned counsel for the plaintiff is considered wherein he contends that the first defendant herself has admitted in her evidence that late ramachandra kawatekar had suffered paralytic stroke, and even if it is a fact, i am of the view that the same would not be conclusive in so far as the .....

Balwinder Kaur Vs. Bawa Singh and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR2002P& H378

..... he has stated in his report that the questioned signatures q-1 to q-3 have been made with the help of finger movement as the edges of the various strokes are irregular, the strokes are laboured and are giving clumsy appearance. ..... the line quality of the various strokes is of poor nature in a-1 to q-3 as edges of various strokes are regular with present of tremor of hesitation and the line quality is defective due to presence of unnecessary pen lifts, careful joining and retouchings, which are features of free hand copied forgery. 13. ..... these fractures also give a strong indication of free hand forgery but the standard signatures s1 to s6 have been made with hand movement where the wrist has been used as main pivot of action as the various strokes are freely made with smoother and regular edges with tapering ends and most of the combination of strokes are made in single pen operations. ..... the beginnings and endings of various strokes are of blunt nature and the various strokes are joined with unnecessary pen lifts and careful joining and there is also terror of hesitation present in most of the strokes of questioned signatures q-l to q-3. .....

Sarabai Vs. Rabiabai

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1906)8BOMLR35

..... difficult to prove that an old man was in consistently good health over such a period as three months, but upon this evidence i am satisfied that up to the stroke of paralysis on the 29th january adam was in normally good health and went about his business as he always had gone about it. ..... even if we suppose, then, that every word of this description, is true, there is nothing to connect it with any further indisposition, and the stroke of paralysis of the 29th january, which is otherwise accounted for, is none the less a sudden attack due only to old age and disconnected from any ..... on the side of the defendants we have an array of witnesses, who depose that up to the first stroke of paralysis adam was in his normal good health; who are in a position to know the facts ; and many of whom inspire me ..... stomachache : but this in my judgment, has nothing to do with marz-ul-maut the unsatisfactory character of this witness's evidence is further in-dicated by his story that adam was visited at the kambeker street house before the stroke of paralysis by two european doctors: the description can only apply to drs. ..... they saw adam constantly up to the date of the stroke (29th january), and they agree that he was throughout in his usual good health, not complaining of any illness, but going about his business in his ..... i find that the stroke of paralysis was, speaking subject to the limitations of human knowledge in these matters, a sudden, isolated attack, independent of any preceding malady .....