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K. Gajendra Naidu Vs. State of A.P. Represented by Inspector of Police ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1992(3)ALT27; 1993(1)ALT(Cri)290

..... , is that whereas the former is granted after the arrest and therefore means release from the custody of the police, the latter is granted in anticipation of arrest and is, therefore, effective at the very moment of arrest. ..... while matters stood thus, the 48th report of the law commission in para 31 agreed that this would be a useful addition. ..... for the first time, the law commission of india in its 41st report dated 24th september 1969 pointed out the necessity to introduce a provision in the code enabling the high court and the court of session to grant anticipatory bail. ..... this recommendation of the law commission in principle was accepted by the central government, which introduced clause 447 in the draft bill of the cr.p.c. ..... 'so observing the law commission expressed its inclination to accept the suggestion in this regard to release a person on anticipatory bail and accordingly drafted a new section recommending its incorporation in the criminal procedure code. ..... at that time there was difference of opinion ;amongst various high courts as to whether the courts had inherent jurisdiction to release a petitioner on bail in anticipation of his arrest. .....

Md. SalauddIn and Nisar Ahmed Bhat Vs. the State of A.P. Rep. by the I ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1996(2)ALD(Cri)324; 1996(3)ALT836

..... , could not anticipate that the commissioner of police would accord approval on 11-11-1993 itself, and secondly, if for any reason he did not accord approval, there was no scope for the police inspector to lodge the complaint against the accused for commission of offences under the act and in this process there would have been delay in filing the complaint against the accused for commission of offences ..... (1) of section 20-a states that notwithstanding anything contained in the code of criminal procedure, no information about the commission of an offence under the act shall be recorded by the police without the prior approval of the ..... as under:'20-a cognizance of offence:- (1) not with standing anything contained in the code, no information about the commission of an offence under this act shall be recorded by the police without the prior approval of the district ..... 20-a, and it seems that the contention relating to the incompetence of the commissioner of police to accord sanction under section 20-a(1) was not raised and decided by this court though number of cases relating to the commission of offences under the act within the jurisdiction of the city police were filed in this court ..... -section (1) of section 20-a of the act as indicated above, it should be held that the commissioner of police, hyderabad is the competent authority to accord prior approval for recording the commission of offences under the act within the area coming under his territorial jurisdiction.30 .....

K. Dayanand Rao and ors. Vs. State of A.P.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1992(3)ALT21

..... capable of being examined by the court objectively so as to find out that the apprehension is genuine and the belief is reasonable and that the order granting anticipatory bail is neither a passport to the commission of crimes nor a shield against any and all kinds of accusations, we are of the clear view that mentioning of crime number in the application under section 438 cr.p.c. ..... a bill accordingly followed for the said introduction and the 48th report of the law commission also expressed its assent for the same and accordingly the provision section 438 was incorporated in the code ..... while viewing the need for extensive amendments to the criminal procedure code, the law commission of india in its 41st report pointed out the necessity for introduction of a provision in the code enabling the high court and the court of ..... a divergence of opinion among different high courts as to whether the courts have the inherent power to pass an order of bail in anticipation of arrest and the majority view was against the release. ..... it crystal clear that order granting anticipatory bail is neither a passport to the commission of crimes nor a shield against any and all kinds of accusations, likely or ..... anticipatory bail is a device to secure the individual's liberty; it is neither a passport to the commission of crimes nor a shield against any and all kinds of accusations, likely or unlikely.secondly.....thirdly, the filing of a first information report is not a condition precedent to the exercise .....

K.Venkatesh Alias K. Venkat Vs. The State of andhra Pradesh, Rep. by I ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

the honble sri justice vilas v. afzulpurkar writ petition no.31023 of 2014 19-12-2014 k.venkatesh alias k. venkatesan.petitioner the state of andhra pradesh, rep. by its principal secretary, home department, secretariat buildings, hyderabad and others.respondents counsel for the petitioner: mr. d.v. seetharama murthy for mr. n. ashwani kumar counsel for the respondents: gp for home advocate general

K.Venkatesh Alias K. Venkat Vs. The State of andhra Pradesh, Rep. by ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

the honble sri justice vilas v. afzulpurkar writ petition no.31023 of 2014 19-12-2014 k.venkatesh alias k. venkatesan.petitioner the state of andhra pradesh, rep. by its principal secretary, home department, secretariat buildings, hyderabad and others.respondents counsel for the petitioner: mr. d.v. seetharama murthy for mr. n. ashwani kumar counsel for the respondents: gp for home advocate general

St.Joseph's Education society Vs. Sri Jogaiah

Court : Andhra Pradesh

..... respondent stated in paragraph-6 of his counter that "the petitioner", which obviously is referable to petitioner no.2, came to the school with the premeditated plan, that his intentions to create disturbance were quite clear and that anticipating his evil intentions and plans and upon the complaint given by the secretary, the respondent has deployed some police personnel. ..... added) a close examination of the contents of the letter noted above would not reveal that the secretary was anticipating violent behaviour and commission of offences of cognizable nature. ..... putforth by the respondent to the charge of contempt, as noted above, was that he has acted on the letter addressed by the secretary of the society and that he had anticipated an attempt on the part of some of the members to disturb the meeting and create trouble. ..... is at a loss to know how the respondent was able to anticipate the petitioner's evil intentions and plans in advance. ..... the respondent further stated that anticipating the evil intentions and the plans of "the petitioner" and upon the complaint given by the secretary of the society he has deployed police personnel at the school premises and that though the ..... even where the police anticipate such imminent breach of peace or disturbance of public order, they shall take recourse to sections 144 to ..... if the respondent has anticipated serious trouble leading to breach of peace or disturbance to public order, he should have taken recourse to the provisions of section 144 to .....

K. Pulla Reddy Vs. Director of Survey Settlement and Land Records, Gov ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2001(2)ALD511

..... we are, therefore, of the opinion that the petitioner is guilty of commission of fraud and thus is also not entitled to any notice. 14. ..... in view of the fact that the petitioner is guilty of commission of fraudulent act which finding of fact has been arrived at by the learned tribunal we do not find any reason to interfere therewith, and we are of the opinion that the petitioner is not entitled to any relief. ..... anticipated vacancy for which the employee next in the line has been waiting does not materialise, on record of which the junior is denied promotion which he has all along been led to believe will be his due on ..... book he was asked to appear on 22-12-1997 along with his explanation and enquiry was caused to be made even in the schools where the petitioner had allegedly read and it was found that the petitioner is guilty of commission of fraud. .....

Syed Abdul Kareem Vs. District Judge, Guntur

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1999(5)ALD231; 1999(5)ALT305

..... the apex court ultimately held that the process for selection for the purpose of recruitment against anticipated vacancies does not create a right to be appointed to the post which can be enforced by a mandamus. ..... the process of selection and selection for the purpose of recruitment against anticipated vacancies does not create a right to be appointed to the post which can be enforced by a mandamus under article 226 of the constitution of india. ..... later at the request of the government which anticipated 144 more posts prepared a merit list of 144 candidates and recommended for appointment. ..... that is a case where the service commission pursuant to the request of the government conducted the selection process for filling 57 vacancies of assistant sub-inspectors. ..... subsequently, the anticipated vacancies could not be available. .....

Vazir Sultan Tobacco Co. Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : [1974]96ITR248(AP)

..... , : (1971)illj503sc the supreme court in paragraph (8) of its judgment, reported at page 1825, held that:'the provision for gratuity, furlough salary, passage, service and commission in the present case was all made in respect of existing and known liabilities, though, in some cases, the amount could not be ascertained with accuracy. ..... it was not a case where it was an anticipated loss or anticipated expenditure which would arise in future. ..... provisions made against anticipated losses and contingencies are charges against profits and, therefore, to be taken into account against gross receipts in the profit and loss account and the balance-sheet.18. ..... i think that it can hardly be disputed that nothing can be reserved unless it has been reserved or laid by or stored for use or application in a future contingency which is anticipated as certain or likely.... .....

Metta Krishna Rao Vs. M/S the Seven Hills Hospital Rep. by Its Managin ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC Hyderabad

..... it was the respondents case before the state commission and the national commission that after the surgery in november, 1993, she was having pain in the abdomen off and on and, on that account, she was restless at home and also at work place and had to take leave including ..... , has not condoned delay in filing appeal even by government department and further observed that condonotation of delay is an exception and should not be used as an anticipated benefit for the government departments. 19. ..... this commission is of considered view that the explanation tendered by the appellant does not satisfy the element of reasonableness. ..... in abdul hafeez vs state bank of hyderabad , ii(2013) cpj 285(nc), the honble national commission held : 9. ..... this commission does not find any satisfactory explanation to condone the delay of whopping 805 days in filing the complaint. 15. .....