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Nirmal Lakra Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2003(1)SLJ151(Delhi)

..... aspect of the requirements of procedural fairness, it would be wrong to imagine that the duty may be artificially confined to situations in which the decision maker as acting in a 'judicial' or 'quasi-judicial' capacity. although in cunningham, some reliance was placed upon the fact that the civil service appeal board is a fully ..... these deficiencies the congress enacted military justice act, 1968, the salient features of which are : (1) a right to legally qualified counsel guaranteed to an accused before any special court martial ; (2) a ..... 13 years before the decision of the supreme court in gideon v. wainwright 372 us 335 (1963). between 1950 and 1968 when the administration of justice act, 1968 was introduced, many advances were made in the administration of justice by civil courts but they were not reflected in military court proceedings. to correct .....

K.T. Advani, New Delhi Vs. the State, New Delhi

Court : Delhi

Reported in : [1986]60CompCas603(Delhi); 1987(11)ECC124; 1987(30)ELT390(Del)

..... grave may be the charge forming subject-matter of any enquiry, investigation or trial and courts have since the days of the courts of star-chamber zealously guarded and preserved these safeguards, rights and privileges, even at the worst of times. at the same time, courts have not lagged behind in realizing the ..... be read down, in the light of more recent developments in judicial thought embodied in the recent decisions of the supreme court in cases like maneka gandhi : [1978]2scr621 (supra) and nandini satpathy : 1978crilj968 (supra), which, it was claimed, had enlarged the scope and content of personal liberty, the equal protection of the ..... which may involve the deprivation of personal liberty which is 'just, fair and reasonable'. the divergent procedure of investigation provided by the foreign exchange regulation act, which has the effect of divesting a suspect of certain rights, privileges and safeguards, which are available in a corresponding investigation under the code of criminal .....

K.T. Advani Vs. the State

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1985CriLJ1325

..... grave may be the charge forming subject-matter of any enquiry, investigation or trial and courts have since the days of the courts of star-chamber zealously guarded and preserved these safeguards, rights and privileges, even at the worst of times. at the same time, courts have not lagged behind in realizing the ..... be read down, in the light of more recent developments in judicial thought embodied in the recent decisions of the supreme court in cases like maneka gandhi : [1978]2scr621 (supra) and nandini satpathy : 1978crilj968 (supra), which, it was claimed, had enlarged the scope and content of personal liberty, the equal protection of the ..... which may involve the deprivation of personal liberty which is 'just, fair and reasonable'. the divergent procedure of investigation provided by the foreign exchange regulation act, which has the effect of divesting a suspect of certain rights, privileges and safeguards, which are available in a corresponding investigation under the code of criminal .....

P.S. Gill and ors. Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 16(1979)DLT266; ILR1979Delhi601; 1979RLR497

..... maintaining trees on roadsides and other public places; (j) providing or arranging for a sufficient supply of pure and wholesome water, where such supply does not exist, guarding from pollution water used for human cosumption, and preventing polluted water from being so used ; (k) registering births and deaths ; (m) establishing and maintaining or ..... the troops.'. the land of the petitioner was claimed by the custodian of evacuee property under the provisions of the administration of evacuee act property act/displaced persons (compensation) act. the petitioner thereupon entered into a litigation which lasted for about 15 years and ultimately in 1972 got the land released from the ..... section 4 of the nature of development for which the area was being requisitioned.referring to the decision in arnold bodricks' case air 1966 s.c. 1978, the court observed : 'thepoints which arose for determination in that case were entirely different. at any rate the public purpose was stated with sufficient .....

The Gramophone Company of India Ltd Vs Super Cassette Industries Ltd.

Court : Delhi

..... at length and considered the statutory provisions and the case law cited by them. the entire controversy revolves around interpretation of section 52(1)(j) of the copyright act 1957 (the act). since the arguments have proceeded on the basis that the plaintiff is the owner of the copyrights in the original, literary, musical and dramatic works, of which ..... law. the said inlay cards fail to recognize the plaintiffs ownership of copyright in the literary and musical works. the mandatory declaration under section 52a of the copyright act (the act) has also not been made. even some of the sound recordings/songs seem to be from the original sound track and the other works have either been altered ..... under section 52(1)(j) as its version recording violates the mandate of section 13(3)(b) of the act."f. the learned single judge has relied on the supreme court judgment r.g. anand v. m/s. delhi films, 1978 (4) scc 118, and quoted the following passage from the said decision: "2. where the same idea .....

State Vs. Sunil Batra Alias Bobby

Court : Delhi

Reported in : ILR1978Delhi536

..... calprits, public witness r having obtained that car on superdari. subsequently, in october/november 1974, public witness i was discharged fromthat case. the only danger to guard against will be whether, byreason of his having been so taken into police custody any undueadvantage was sought to be taken by the police. on a scrutiny ..... general diary of police station talliyan which hasbeen proved in the case.(280) since a reference was made in the appellant's petition (cr. misc.84 of 1978) for the production of t. a. bills of the concera,ed officers,the reply of mr. kalra is that the records are maintained by theaccounts branch ..... without completelydissociating themselves from the same is hit by s. 162 criminal procedure code. (as acommunication or a statement made to the police despite the saididentification being a mental act by reason, of mere pointing out) wasanswered in the affirmative by the supreme court in ramkishanmithanlal sharma v. state of bombay : 1955crilj196 already noticed, while .....

Ranjit Singh Vs. State

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1997VAD(Delhi)689; 69(1997)DLT188

..... witnesses are not necessarily false witnesses, though the fact that those witnesses have personal interest or stake in the matter must put the court on its guard that the evidence of such witnesses must be subjected to dose scrutiny and the- court must assess the testimony of each important witness and indicate the reasons ..... nirankari baba gurbachan singh that was whipped up by sant jarnail singh bhinderwala and his followers. the trial court has also held that after 13th april, 1978 episode, sant bhinderwala made several rabble rousing speeches against nirankar is and exhorted killing of baba gurbachan singh. the trial court has also held that the ..... not start with the presumption that the fir was false or fabricated. on the contrary, there is a presumption under section 114 illustration (e) of the evidence act that official acts have been regularly performed. moreover, in arumugam solathirayar v. ponnalagu pandarar and others, 1958 cri. l.j 385, bhopat singh kishan singh v. the state of .....

Syndicate of the Press of the Universtiy of Cambridge on Behalf of the ...

Court : Delhi

..... madras 391) 3. university of london press ltd. v. university tutorial press ltd. (1b ipr 186) 4. r.g. anand v. delux films (air 1978 sc 1613) 10. it was argued by the learned counsel for the respondents that the subject work of the appellant lacks originality and therefore, was not entitled to ..... robbing one of the primary objectives of copyright law (promotion of creativity) of vitality, thereby stifling intellectual growth. interestingly, section 3 (k) of the patents act, 1970 explicitly denies any form of patent protection to a mathematical method or algorithms. prima facie, parliament could not have intended that innovations such as new mathematical ..... requirements for perfecting a copyright have changed over the years, the process has always begun when an author generates an original expression. the 1909 copyright act required an author seeking protection to attach notice to any distributed copies of his or her work. moreover, the author could not initiate an infringement action .....

Harish Chander Malik Vs. Vivek Kumar Gupta and Others

Court : Delhi

..... others, reported at air 1978 delhi 92, more particularly para 104, which is as under: 104. issue no.9 assuming that the property is situated in a slum area, no permission of ..... does not indicate that the legislature intended that the heirs of the tenants of commercial premises will cease to enjoy the protection afforded to the tenant under the act. the legislature could never have possibly intended that with the death of a tenant of the commercial premises, the business carried on by the tenant, however flourishing ..... on the death of the statutory tenant, therefore, the legal representatives of the statutory tenant are not entitled to the statutory protection afforded by the delhi rent control act, 1958. the protection ended with the death of the statutory tenant. 17. learned senior counsel next relied upon mohal lal goela and others v. siri krishan and .....

National Agricultural Co-operative Marketing Federation of India Ltd. ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : [1981]130ITR928(Delhi)

..... and this has to be accepted. we, thereforee, allow the writ petition, quash the orders of the ito, the aac and the commissioner dated march 8, 1978, may 15, 1978, and may 31, 1971, respectively, and direct the commissioner to allow the assessed interest on the basis of the claim made before him. 33. a ..... to be revised. the second alternative is to read this section harmoniously with the provisions contained in chap. xvii-c and in particular s. 219. acting on the logic we have followed in out earlier discussion that the payment of advance tax has material significance only till the initial regular assessment is made ..... the learned judge distinguished sarangpur : [1957]31itr698(bom) , shadilal : [1972]85itr363(all) and gopalaswami mudaliar : [1963]49itr322(mad) and rejected the argument that the new act must be deemed to have proceeded on the basis of an accepted judicial interpretation of the expression, because, firstly, there had been no such interpretation and, secondly, the definition in .....