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..... between the ages of 4 and 18 years from their irreclaimable parents and place them in specially established reformatory settlements .163 160 criminal tribes (lower provinces) act extension act, 1876 161 ibid 162 the criminal tribes enquiry committee report (1949-50), https://ia802807.us.archive.org/11/items/dli.csl.944/944.pdf, p. ..... impugned provisions ...................................................................................... 88 2 xiv. prison manuals and the legacy of discrimination ........................................ 105 xv. model prison manual 2016: whether adequate?. ......................................... 125 xvi. model prisons and correctional services act, 2023 ..................................... 132 xvii. the continued targeting of denotified tribes .............................................. 134 xviii. the role of legal service authorities in prisons....................................... 138 xix. the future of substantive equality & institutional .....
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..... of relevance while considering whether section 15 of the pocso can be invoked or not. d. scope of section 67b of the it act.144. the it act was originally enacted with the object of providing a legal framework for inter-alia recognizing electronic records & digital signatures, facilitating electronic commerce ..... that the state has filed an application before the court to bring in section 15 of the protection of children from sexual offices act, 2012 ( pocso act for short). [...]. by a separate order passed on 19-07-2024, the i.a. filed by the state stood answered and ..... of the pocso.................................................................. 78 c. pornographic material must prima facie appear to involve a child. ................... 86 d. scope of section 67b of the it act.................................................................... 95 iii. presumption of culpable mental state under section 30 of the pocso. 108 a. concept of statutory presumption and principle of foundational facts .....
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..... ) of subclause (ill) of clause (a) of sub-section (3) of section 3 of the coal mines (nationalisation) act, 1973 (26 of 1973) the central government hereby specifies as an end use the supply of coal from the coal mines of kiloni, manoradeep and baranj i-iv blocks by the karnataka emta coal mines limited on an exclusive basis to the karnataka power corporation limited for generation of thermal ..... also being used in power generation. the purpose of allocation of coal blocks for captive use under section 3(3) of the coal mines (nationalisation) act, 1973 is not to enable free trading of coal by private companies. the basic concept of captive mining permitted under the aforesaid act is that the coal obtained from a captive block shall be used entirely and exclusively for the specified and approved .....
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..... an offence, and when considered along with the statements recorded, would, prima facie, make the accused answerable before the court in other words, the magistrate is not to act as a post office in taking cognizance of each and every complaint filed before him and issue process as a matter of course. there must be sufficient indication in the ..... of movable property, although the payment may be deferred yet the property in the goods passes on delivery as per sections 20 and 24 respectively of the sale of goods act, 1930. 20. specific goods in a deliverable state. where there is an unconditional contract for the sale of specific goods in a deliverable state, the property in the ..... passes to the buyer criminal appeal no.3114 of 2024 page 27 of 31 (a) when he signifies his approval or acceptance to the seller or does any other act adopting the transaction; (b) if he does not signify his approval or acceptance to the seller but retains the goods without giving notice of rejection, then, if a .....
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..... and has exclusive power to make laws with respect to any of the matters enumerated in list ii of the said schedule.52. as held in bharat coking coal ltd. vs. state of bihar and others21 19 .. . article 162 prescribes the extent of executive power of the state, it lays down that the executive ..... 11. a three - judge bench of this court was called upon to adjudicate on the validity of the andhra pradesh scheduled castes (rationalisation of reservations) act 2000. the act was enacted following the recommendations of the ramachandran raju commission constituted by the state government. the commission was tasked with ascertaining the groups among the scheduled castes ..... castes is concerned. only if the candidates from these categories are 27 section 4(5) of the punjab scheduled castes and backward classes (reservation in services) act, 2006 (punjab act no.22 of 2006). 257 available, the seats would go to these categories. on account of non-availability of the candidates from these categories, the .....
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..... . the provision was argued to be invalid because it allowed the municipalities to tax lands covered by coal mines, which were the subject of legislation by parliament under the mmdr act and the coal mines (nationalisation) act 1973355. chief justice y v chandrachud, speaking for the majority, rejected the contention on the ground ..... that the tax on lands and buildings had nothing to do with the development of mines and, therefore, did not conflict with the power of the central government to regulate and develop mines under the coal mines act ..... of list ii to the extent the parliamentary legislation covers the subject-matter. the legislative powers of the state with 354 (1982) 1 scc125355 coal mines act 356 western coalfields ltd (supra) [28].. 165 part i respect to other subjects under list ii, including taxes on lands and buildings, will .....
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..... pay the same.2. subsequently, respondent 3 which had taken over the management of respondent 4 became sick and proceedings were initiated under the sick textile undertakings (nationalisation) act, 1974 (for short the act ). the appellant filed suit for recovery against the guarantors and the principal debtor of the amount claimed by it.3. the following preliminary issue was, on ..... the appellant may not have been able to recover money from the principal borrower. it may here be added that even as a result of the nationalisation act the liability of the principal borrower does not come to an end. it is only the mode of recovery which is referred to in the said ..... for the owner to be liable for certain prior liabilities and section 29 states that the said act will have an overriding effect over all other enactments. this act only deals with the liabilities of a company which is nationalised and there is no provision therein which in any way affects the liability of a guarantor who is bound .....
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..... effectiveness in preventing re-offending; (f) the results of the monitoring carried out under section 128. 67 section 121 of the coroner and justice act, 2009 121 sentencing ranges (1) when exercising functions under section 120, the council is to have regard to the desirability of sentencing guidelines which ..... appointment as a non-judicial member by virtue of experience of criminal prosecution include the director of public prosecutions. section 120 of the coroner and justice act, 2009 guidelines 120 sentencing guidelines (1) in this chapter sentencing guidelines means guidelines relating to the sentencing of offenders. (2) a sentencing guideline may ..... to a conditional sentence order made under section 742.1 or released on parole, statutory release or unescorted temporary absence under the corrections and conditional release act, and (vii) evidence that the commission of the offence had the effect of impeding another person from obtaining health services, including personal care services .....
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..... criminal intimidation as defined in section 503 of the ipc, to observe that the offence under section 503 requires that there must be an act of threating another person with causing an injury to his person, reputation or 25 intimidate . merriam-webster.com. merriam-webster, 2024. 26 (2015) 7 scc423 crl ..... the purpose of influencing her mind. the word threat refers to the intent to inflict punishment, loss or pain on the other. injury involves doing an illegal act.39. this court in manik taneja and another v. state of karnataka and another26, had referred to section 506 which prescribes punishment for the offence of ..... that contention also. counsel laid great emphasis on the expression for which he cannot satisfactorily account used in clause (e) of section 5(1) of the act. he argued that that term means that the public servant is entitled to an opportunity before the investigating officer to explain the alleged disproportionality between assets and the .....
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..... act, 1984 was enacted to provide financial assistance to sick industrial companies for their revival. however, the said enactment was repealed thereafter ..... of dealing with sickness in the textile industry was the sick textile undertaking (nationalization) act, 1974 which, inter alia, provided for the reorganisation and rehabilitation of sick textile industries. similarly, the aluminium corporation of india ltd. (acquisition and transfer of aluminium undertaking) act, 1984 and the futwah islampur lightway line (nationalisation) act, 1985 were enacted with similar objects.53. industrial reconstruction bank of india .....
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