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Ramubhai Kariyabhai Patel and Others Union of India and Others

Court : National Green Tribunal Principal Bench New Delhi

..... by cpcb either through documentation or through personal verification. the information submitted in para 5 of the said affidavit mainly stems from the information provided by operator itself. 10. during its inspection carried out on december 2-3, 2013 the cpcb made following observations : * no sludge/hazardous wastage was found ..... states that he had instructions to appear for r-2 also, though separate affidavit has not been filed. respondent 3 and 4 are project developer and operator, while respondent 5 is gujarat industrial development corporation which has developed the vapi industrial area. respondent 6 is central pollution control board. for the clarity ..... plant (cetp) and a common hazardous waste treatment storage and disposal facility (chwtsdf) has been provided in vapi industrial area which are developed, managed and operated by vapi waste and effluent management company ltd. i.e. respondent no.4. the vapi industrial area is a huge industrial complex accommodatinghundreds of units, .....

Union of ors. Vs. N.K. Pvt. Ltd. and anr.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1972Delhi202; ILR1972Delhi122

..... schedule is 'interim injunctions'. the title 'interim injunctions' is like an entry in a list in the seventh schedule of the constitution. it only indicates the field of operation. it is not exhaustive as a description of the subject-matter of power. the title 'interim mjunctions'' must, thereforee, include not only the grant of interim injunctions but ..... the arbitration act and not under the code of civil procedure. we find ourselves in agreement in this respect with the view of a division bench of the a calcutta high court in rebati ranjan chakravarti v. suranjan chakravarti : air1963cal642 .(10) section 38(1) of the delhi rent control act, 1958 gives a right of appeal against ..... is subject.(9) in shri krishen v. radha kishen : air1952all652 , relying upon an earlier full bench decision of that court, a view was expressed that the operation of section 39 of the act was confined only to orders which were made under some express provision of the act and did not extend to those orders which .....

H and R Johnson (i) Ltd. Vs. Collector of Central Excise

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (1994)(54)LC248Tri(Delhi)

..... excess and clandestine removal have been established by the deptt. and pleads for confirmation of the demand and rejection of the appeal.6. we find, that the entire stock taking operation was conducted in the presence of authorised representatives of the appellants from 8th to 14th september, 1990 and each day's proceedings were differently recorded and the panchnamas were signed ..... supreme court held that contravention of rule 9(1) precedes the applicability of rule 9(2). in the case of jayshree textiles & industries and ors. v. cce the hon'ble calcutta high court found that there was no clandestine removal and deliberate evasion of duty as rt 12 returns had been duly assessed. in the case of associated cylinder industries ltd .....

Jagat Talkies Distributors and ors. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 118(2005)DLT128; 2005(79)DRJ227

..... profiteering and indulging in whimsical or unreasonable evictions or bargains.19. a balance has to be struck between the two extremes. having been exempted from the operation of rent control legislation, the courts cannot hold them tied to the same shackles from which the state and its instrumentalities have been freed by the ..... would itself be indulging in those very activities which it was proposing to prevent by enacting such laws. the underlying assumption behind granting exemption from the operation of the rent control legislations was that the government would not increase rents and would not eject tenants unless it was necessary to do so in ..... corporations, trusts and other instrumentalities of state. what is the purpose? do the legislatures intend to leave such entities absolutely unbridled and uncontrolled as landlords from the operation of the rent control legislation or do they do so with some hope and trust in such institutions? in dwarkadas marfatia and sons : [1989]2scr751 a .....

Marriott International Inc. and Others Vs. Ansal Hotels Ltd. and Anoth ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1999VIAD(Delhi)340; AIR2000Delhi377; 82(1999)DLT137

..... forth in this article. in general, midcs shall advise owner and owner's consultants on the standards, aesthetics, and systems necessary for the hotel to be operated by operator. such advice shall be provided to owner and owner's consultants in the areas of architectural design, interior design, trade equipment specifications and layouts, life/safety ..... has also been placed on kumar jagadish chandra sinha vs . commissioner of income tax, west bengal; : [1955]28itr732(cal) in which the division bench of calcutta high court held that the court may take judicial notice of a publication containing a foreign law, if it is issued under the authority of the foreign government concerned ..... be read accordingly. 61. mr. chidamranam also placed reliance on keventer agro ltd. seagram co.ltd. cs 502/97 cal. db. the division bench of the calcutta high court observed that the court has no jurisdiction because of the embargo of section 2(2) of the act. 62. mr. chidambaram contended that this petition .....

Outdoors Communication Vs. Pwd and Municipal Corporation of Delhi

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2007(2)CTLJ179(Del)

..... which reads thus:43. ...thus, it need to be reiterated that all the authorities concerned responsible for removal of hoardings particularly the mcd, ndmc, delhi metro, railway authorities and other bodies have violated the directions of the court with impunity. this attitude must come to an end forthwith. they are obliged not to permit ..... into deep slumber with the result that not only those directions have remained unimplemented but an impression has gained currency that directions perhaps are no longer operative or relevant. it is indeed unfortunate and sad. this court is monitoring the case only to ensure strict protection of article 21 and to make the ..... planners associates. this report records that the total number of motor vehicles registered in delhi had exceeded the total number of motor vehicles registered together in calcutta, mumbai and chennai. thus, the number of road accidents and the number of deaths continue to experience an increasing trend and fatalities per 10000 motor .....

M/S Nepc India Ltd. Vs. Capt. Kersy Ratonsha Driver

Court : Delhi

..... was to be regulated by the provisions of section 19, the provisions of section 20 would not come into operation. in sreepathi hosiery mills (p) ltd. calcutta & anr. vs. chitra knitting co. tirupur air 1977 mad 259, the defendants who were residents of calcutta gave a complaint against the goods manufactured by the plaintiff and sent to bombay for sale and consumption. bombay .....

The Staff Superintendent of State Bank of Patiala Vs. the Presiding Of ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1985(1)SLJ411(Delhi)

..... .(58) though i might have been inclined to lean towards the more liberal approach of applying the principles of natural justice recently expressed in the decisions of the madras karnataka, calcutta and punjab & haryana high courts in g. muthukrishnan v. administrative manager new horizon sugar mills (p) ltd., pondicherry and other 1980(1) llj 215, 'indian telephones industries ltd. v. state .....

Mrs. Leelawati Singh and anr. Vs. State and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 4(1998)CLT165; 75(1998)DLT694

..... locker in the punjab national bank wanted production of a succession certificate to enable her to operate the safety locker. the petitioner moved the calcutta high court by a writ petition for a direction to the bank to permit her to operate the safety locker. the court disposed of the matter by observing :'a succession certificate does ..... the sind decision decided against the appellant. as a result he passed a decree granting a perpetual injunction against the appellant restraining him from recovering the amount from the railway, and also ordered the official commissioner, appointed, to effect the partition, to recover the amount, and divide it among the heirs. it is only these orders ..... left by moulabus sought to be partitioned. one of the reliefs sought was an injunction against the appellant, restraining him from recovering the rs. 5,000/- from the railway, and issue no. 2 framed in the suit was: 'does the amount of rs. 5,000/- mentioned in schedule c filed with the plaint form part of .....

Sarvjit Singh Sareen Vs. Mrs. Ritu Menon and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 166(2010)DLT242

..... deposes that ritu informed him that the testatrix suffered from fluid build-up in the brain which necessitated insertion of a shunt; he submits having purchased a shunt for her operation. according to him, the surgery resulted in improvement of gait, but other symptoms persisted. he learnt about relapse of his mother's symptoms later, after returning. he also ..... born to, or adopted by, the appellant during the testator's lifetime the income of the estate after meeting the 'expenses aforesaid' was directed to be paid to the calcutta university until such time as a son shall be born or shall be adopted by the appellant or his wife (not named). by clause 9 the testator proceeds to ..... estate appears to be clear from clause 11 of the will. on the death of the testator, unless there is a legatee in existence entitled to the estate, the calcutta university is entitled to the surplus; but the university's interest immediately comes to an end on the birth of a son to the appellant or the adoption of .....