Court : Delhi
Reported in : ILR1978Delhi536
..... to proceed to these hotelsimmediately after they interrogated v. jaggi on 14/12/1973for they could have been none the wiser for it-unless they conductedan extensive and roaming investigation concerning every one whostayed in each of those hotels for the entire period checking and crosschecking every entry and concerning persons who were ..... their faces were kept muffled throughout; they had notgone to budha jayanti park but were taken from the airport top.w. 102 and from there to the central jail, tihar.(36) refusal by the appellants to participate in the identification paradeto be held on 18/12/1973 was unjustified. the followingobservations of chandrachud, ..... other appellants rather than be construed as some thing which can work out to their prejudice.(158) (3) mr. jethmalani has raised yet another interesting questionof law. according to him a magistrate tendering conditional pardonto an accused person passes a judicial order, he should, thereforee,pass sluch an order only after hearing the .....
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Reported in : ILR1979Delhi507
..... there was a second communication to the petitioner that his probation was extended for a further period of six months. it follows, thereforee, that the extension of probation was itself not in the manner contemplated by the statutory rules and he relevant instructions in the matter, which fill statutory gaps and, for ..... not only his 'work' but 'conduct' were not satisfactory (vide annexure a to the petition, a communication dated november 15, 1967 from the deputy secretary (tech.), central silk board, to the district employment officer. moradabad revealing the foundation of the impugned termination of petitioner's services). (18) in shamsher singh a. n. ray, ..... concern for the better functioning of public enterprises in india. in my study entitled 'public corporations in india: their structuring and legal control' (chapter 4 of law and public enterprise in asia : praeger publishers, new york, 1976) i have stated (p. 142) 'government's involvement with public undertakings requires the keenness .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : 13(1977)DLT40; 1977RLR67
..... provision comes into play only in the absence of a contract to the contrary. the contract in this case expressly provides a lease for eleven months and its extension on the same terms and conditions with mutual consent and thereafter notice of one month, and thus the question of rating presumption as to duration of the lease ..... of tenants and are consequently restrictive and not enabling, conferring no new rights of action but restricting the existing rights either under the contract or under the general law. it is well settled that statutory tenancy normally arises when a tenant under a lease holds over i.e. he remains in possession after the expiry or ..... in any case. while termmating the tenancy of the appellant by notice dated november 18, 1970 two months time had been given which is quite sufficient under the law. it is also pleaded that strictly speaking no notice was required with respect to the said tenancy but the counsel representing the respondent by way of abundant caution, .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : AIR1976Delhi1
..... , thereforee, not be exempt from this tax.6. on an examination of the legislative history of the punjab municipal act, 1911, its extension to the union territory of delhi by virtue of central enactments from time to time, the scheme of the constitution of india with regard to the distribution of legislative powers between the states and ..... delhi in exercise of the power conferred by the central enactments, the punjab municipal act, 1911 had become a central act as if made by parliament under clause (4) of article 246 of the constitution of india; that union taxation would be co-extensive with the power of parliament to make laws; that by virtue of clause (4) of article ..... 246 of the constitution of india, parliament was competent to make laws with regard to .....
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Reported in : AIR1975Delhi223; ILR1975Delhi84
..... india act followed by the central legislature under the constitution of ..... by virtue of the delhi laws act of 1912 and later by the part c states laws act of 1950 and the union territories laws act of 1950. the application and the later extension of this law to the union territory of delhi was thereforee, not by the authority of the state legislature but that the central legislature, that is, the central legislature under the government of .....
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Reported in : ILR1974Delhi160
..... in the high court but the reference in rule 2(b) to the second appeals would, however, be sufficiently indicative of the intention of the said rule and an extension by implication to all second appeals before the high court, the provisions of order xlt rule 1. the aforesaid provision, however, cannot apply to such second appeals in full ..... under the code of civil procedure. chapter v of the delhi rent control rules,1959, made in exercise of powers conferred by section 56 of the act by the central government, however, deals with appeals and rule 17 in this chapter provides for the form of appeal to the rent control tribunal and sub-rule (2) of this ..... order dismissing the petition. the order of the addl. rent controller accordingly set aside ind the addl. rent controller was directed to proceed with the petition in accordance with law.(6) aggrieved by the order of the rent control tribunal, the appellant has come up in appeal under section 39 of the act.(7) before proceeding to consider the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : [1973(27)FLR207]; ILR1973Delhi29; 1974LabIC223
..... the corporation but are punishable by reason of the statute itself. (62) section 41 a deals with the effect of the act on other laws. section 42 empowers the central government to make rules not inconsistent with the provisions of the act, to give effect to the provisions of the act. section 43 empowers the ..... act; and to issue directions under certain provisions of the act and to enforce compliance with those directions. the board is also invested by statute with extensive powers of control over electricity undertakings. the power to make rules and regulations and to administer the act is in substance the sovereign power of the state ..... act, 1891. sections 32 to 40 deal with disposal of profits by the corporation, special reserve fund. general meeting, audit, returns, acquisition of shares by the central government, liquidation of corporation, indemnity of directors, protection of action taken by directors, declaration of fidelity and secrecy, provision relating to income-tax and super-tax .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : [1998]231ITR318(Delhi); [1998]97TAXMAN144(Delhi)
..... site. a photo taken of the site is produced for kind perusal. a site plan copy is also enclosed.'in the explanationn the difference between safdarjung enclave extension and safdarjung development enclave is pointed out. in the explanationn, the details about the property sold in the locality in or about 1987 are given below :propertyaverage ..... express towers (p.) ltd.; the second petitioner, mr. r. c. goel, is the director of the first petitioner, property no. b-7/118, safdarjung enclave extension for a consideration of rs. 23,50,000. the area of the land is 375 sq. mts. the construction consists of a single storeyed house including a double-storeyed ..... (1); but such tenants would lose the protection given to tenants under the rent protection laws because such laws are not made applicable to properties owned by the central government with the result that their tenancies could be terminated by the central government. the loss of the protection of the rent control acts cannot be regarded as an .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : [1968]69ITR598(Delhi)
..... quto; may signify any person having any estate or interest in the land no matter how slight. mr. veda vyasa argument that ntowithstanding restrictions, howsoever extensive on the right of occupation and use of the property, the original owner must still be treated as the owner minus the restrictions must necessarily be ..... management thereof, by the custodian. such return which was originally contemplated without any restriction, is subsequently dependent on a ntoification or a certificate of the central government. until such return the custodian may manage the property by granting alltoments in favor of displaced persons.&quto;in amar singhs case their lordships of ..... legislation regarding evacuee property in pakistan was cast on the revenue. there was, thereforee, no controversy with respect to the contents of the various evacuee laws and ntoifications produced by the parties before us though mr. veda vyasa, the learned counsel for the assessed, attempted a short-cut and suggested that .....
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