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Santoshanand Avdoot @ Ghanshyam Prashad and anr. Vs. State

Court : Delhi

..... is clear proof that a-1 and a-3 specifically intended to accomplish the aims of conspiracy by resort to violence. the law relating to criminal conspiracy has been discussed extensively in the impugned judgment and needs no further elaboration. i am in agreement with the learned counsel for the appellants that under ..... to the acts of violence. in the instant case, anand marga, an association or organisation (hereinafter to be referred as organisation ) was banned by central government after internal emergency in june, 1975. the appellants and vikram were falsely implicated as they were members of the banned organisation and were allegedly associated ..... pw-4 and pw-5 confirmed the account of the occurrence later on given by the approver.10. during further investigation, the exhibits were sent to central forensic science laboratory for examination and its reports were collected. specimen handwriting and signatures of the appellants were obtained and sent for comparison with the questioned .....

Patanjali Sharma, Dehradun and Others Vs. the Union of India, Through ...

Court : Central Administrative Tribunal Principal Bench New Delhi

..... of the rules, it is in violation of the provisions of the constitution, as an illegality, which cannot be regularized. 104. the rules only provide for extension of joining time after issuance of letter of appointment. in this case, since the offer of appointment itself had not been issued to the private respondent, there ..... any job whatsoever, or may have taken some private employment with the private sector, and may have even taken up employment with another public sector enterprise of central or state government in chennai, or elsewhere in tamil nadu, the details in regard to which he has not submitted and enclosed. since the private respondent has ..... had represented against the restoration of the panel seniority, fresh directive on the subject will be communicated. this decision is obviously in violation of the rules and law and instructions on the subject. (iv). issue direction to the respondents to consider the case of the applicant and other eligible persons for promotion to the post .....

Mool Chand Khairati Ram Trust Vs. Union of India

Court : Delhi

..... emphasized that none of the decisions relied upon by the previous division bench is an authority on the point that without law, or bereft of contractual terms, the lessor - in this case, the central government/dda - can nevertheless fall back upon a reservoir of unarticulated power to stipulate fresh conditions, unilaterally. learned could ..... counsel submitted that the expression satisfaction and management ought to be given a wide meaning, having regard to the larger public purpose.28. learned counsel relied extensively on the main judgment in social jurist, by the division bench dated 22.03.2007 to say that the considerations which weighed with the court while ..... already noticed that generally where in the allotment letter such a condition is missing, those were the lands which were provided for other purposes, than for extension of the hospitals or as patient care buildings. they related to green areas, staff quarters etc. even where the condition is not specifically stated in respect .....

State Through Reference Vs. Ram Singh and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... visited safdarjung hospital, new delhi and had collected the mlc and exhibits of the prosecutrix and then handed it over to the investigating officer. she has already been extensively cross examined by the id counsels for other three accused person. likewise pw65 ct. kripal had taken the rukka to the police station and had got the ..... for the false implication of accused mukesh as is sought to be contended by the defence.81. the tip of accused akshay was conducted on 26.12.2012 at central jail no.4, tihar jail complex, where the complainant/eye witness (pw-1) identified accused akshay. the complainant (pw1) has corroborated that he had gone ..... them, remained unsubstantiated. it was observed:death sentence reference no.6/2013, 8. realities or truth apart, the fundamental and basic presumption in the administration of criminal law and justice delivery system is the innocence of the alleged accused and till the charges are proved beyond reasonable doubt on the basis of clear, cogent, credible or .....

Delhi High Court Bar Association and anr Vs. Govt of Nct of Delhi and ...

Court : Delhi

..... if at the commencement of the act, it is stated that the act has received the assent with regard to the repugnancy between the state law and specified central law or laws. (emphasis by us) 266. it is therefore wholly unnecessary for us to expand any further on the above objection of the respondents to ..... h. shri swamiji shri admar mutt etc. v. the commissioner, hindu religious & charitable endowments department, the court observed that: 31. ... an indefinite extension and application of unequal laws for all time to come will militate against their true character as temporary measures taken in order to serve a temporary purpose. thereby the very foundation ..... legislative action and the separation of powers between the union and states and the position of union territories. (a) legislative procedure 42. given the extensive submissions made before us with regard to the legislative procedure required to be followed, the relevant constitutional provisions with regard to conduct of the business of .....

Delhi High Court Bar Association and anr. Vs. Govt. of Nct of Delhi an ...

Court : Delhi

..... if at the commencement of the act, it is stated that the act has received the assent with regard to the repugnancy between the state law and specified central law or laws. (emphasis by us) 266. it is therefore wholly unnecessary for us to expand any further on the above objection of the respondents to ..... h. shri swamiji shri admar mutt etc. v. the commissioner, hindu religious & charitable endowments department, the court observed that: 31. ... an indefinite extension and application of unequal laws for all time to come will militate against their true character as temporary measures taken in order to serve a temporary purpose. thereby the very foundation ..... legislative action and the separation of powers between the union and states and the position of union territories. (a) legislative procedure 42. given the extensive submissions made before us with regard to the legislative procedure required to be followed, the relevant constitutional provisions with regard to conduct of the business of .....

institute of Human Behaviour and Allied Sciences Vs. Govt. of Nct of D ...

Court : Delhi

..... interim orders. stay order or injunction order, if issued, must be moulded to provide for restitution. xxx 24. dealing with interim orders, this court observed in assistant collector of central excise, chandan nagar, west bengal v. dunlop india ltd. and ors., manu/sc/0169/1984 : 1985ecr4(sc) that an interim order should not be granted without considering ..... and the judgment and orders in their favour and are a nullity and non-est in law of no consequence so far as the rights of the plaintiff are concerned. it is urged that ihbas is entitled to the injunction prayed for. extensive submissions have been made on the public interest in the hospital expansion which is involved in ..... transferred to ihbas, the present plaintiff. ihbas is run purely on grant in aid of the central government and the government of nct of delhi. perusal of the structure of the joint body of ihbas as contained in its bye-laws would show that ihbas is headed by the lieutenant governor of delhi as its president and the .....

Gautam Kant Nimaan Vs. Gnct of Delhi and Others

Court : Delhi

..... of cases held that the presumption about continuation, beyond the period of probation, as a probationer stood negatived by the fixation of a maximum time limit for the extension of probation. consequently, in such cases the termination after expiry of the maximum period upto which probation could be extended was held to be invalid, inasmuch as ..... held such a probationer would not be treated as confirmed. that was a case where the services of temporary constable were terminated under rule 5(e) of the central services temporary (service) rules, 1966. the court was not convinced that the incumbent should be treated as confirmed as he had rendered five years of services as ..... the supreme court again in wasim beg v. state of uttar pradesh & ors. [(1998) 3 scc 321]. the court again reviewed the entire gamut of case law and opined that the answer to the question posed would depend upon particular service rule/regulations. the court classified the case into three categories which was spelt out in .....

Ex. L/Nk Vimal Kumar Singh Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... petitioner had consumed liquor and was under the influence of alcohol, he was without any loss of control over his faculties. mr. jha, learned counsel has placed extensive reliance on material defining intoxication and its parameters. the respondents have explained that the petitioner was taken to the hospital on 2250 hours on that date and the ..... he must be an officer who is not in an awry position and his approach towards the case of the accused and towards the accused in person is central. certainly, he ought not to have taken a position against the accused person and have pre-determined the charge.46. it is noteworthy that rule 49 of ..... such a record.68. in the above background, compliance with the statutory mandate has to be real. no cosmetic satisfaction or compliance could meet the requirements of law and a bald certification by the respondents that statutory provisions have been complied with is insufficient. such certification certainly does not satisfy the legal requirements.69. our .....

S.J. Chaudhary Vs. Cbi

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 159(2009)DLT673

..... it is difficult to use a second typewriter, while changing a page or two of a document, and have identical margins, besides, it is easy to note extensive dissimilarities when two typewriters are used.168. the second decision i.e. in cravens' estate's case also related to two typewriters being used; the second ..... janta commercial college owned by pw-27.44. maj. r.r. gupta pw-45, deposed that since 10.6.1983 he was the control officer with central ammunition depot of government of india and that a record of ammunition was maintained of captured ammunition. that 82420 hand grenades of pakistani origin were received between ..... fitzgerald created a chart and determined whether a particular word, abbreviation, or phrase was used correctly or was an idiosyncrasy. his results were reviewed by two other law enforcement officers. no sources outside the fbi have reviewed his reports.176. commenting upon the expert opinion the court observed:although fitzgerald employed a particular methodology that may .....