Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1996)1GLR342
..... there, the admitted facts are that the entire occurrence seems to have been the result of a chronic land dispute between the parties in which several commissions were issued and which ultimately proved futile. ..... applicability of section 149 anticipates formation of unlawful assembly, which is absent when a sudden mutual fight takes place between the two groups. .....
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Reported in : (1990)2GLR1365
..... it cannot be acceptable that a society should attempt to prevent all offences by punishment alone in anticipation of the discussion to come of compromise theories of punishment, we can say that punishment may be justified by being both economically deterrent and also deserved.xxx xxx xxx97. ..... in 1968 the commission noted that a majority of states parties to the convention had no system whereby prisoners had the opportunity of continuing married life, and only in two states were there provisions for home leave and conjugal visits. .....
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Reported in : AIR1976Guj53; (1976)0GLR81
..... he can apply to the mamlatdar and even the mamlatdar can suo motu restore his possession if he finds that the possession was effected in anticipation in order to defeat the right purchase section 32-ff. .....
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Reported in : [1999]95CompCas303(Guj); 1996CriLJ3099; (1996)2GLR751
..... in each case the learned magistrate was pleased to hold the applicant guilty for commission of the offence punishable under section 138 of the negotiable instruments act and sentenced him to undergo simple imprisonment for one month and to pay a fine of rs. ..... in this case the applicant being conscious about anticipated litigation might have scribed different signature with dishonest and deliberate intention of defeating the provisions. 14. .....
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Reported in : AIR1968Guj38; (1967)GLR225
..... . the court may, in some appropriate cases, be inclined to give an opportunity to the parties to establish their respective cases by filing further affidavits or by issuing a commission or even by setting the application down for trial on evidence, as has often been done on the original sides of the high courts of bombay and calcutta, or by adopting some other appropriate procedure ..... . probably, anticipating some such conclusion on our part, when the matter came up for hearing on 25th january 1966, mr .....
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Reported in : (1966)7GLR244
..... it says that all such transfers and partitions 'shall be deemed to have been made in anticipation in order to defeat the object of this act'. .....
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Reported in : [1968]69ITR186(Guj)
..... here, there would be escapement of tax liability in that the assessee would receive anticipated income payment in the shape of rise in price which being in the nature of capital receipt would not be liable to tax (except of course he capital gains tax in case there is capital appreciation) whereas if the assessee had sold ..... '; it will then normally fall sharply by a sum approximately equal to the anticipated income payment, less tax at standard rate, as the average investor values the income as its net amount. ..... this view taken by the tribunal is challenged in the present reference made at the instance of the commission. 4. .....
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Reported in : (1995)1GLR483
..... said decision, the appellant was selected in the combined civil services examination held by the union public service commission for appointment to several services including the indian police service (ips) and the police services group 'b'. ..... the supreme court in such fact situation found that the public service commission is not required to make any further selection from the qualified candidate and is, therefore, not expected to withhold the name of any ..... court in the aforesaid fact situation observed that the selection by the commission, however, is only a recommendation of the commission and the final authority for appointment is the government. 19. ..... under the scheme of the rules, the public service commission was required to hold first a written test in subjects chosen by the high court and next a viva ..... for disbandment of the punjab armed police battalion and creation of additional post in the district was turned down by the government and, therefore, anticipated 117 vacancies did not arise. ..... the duty of the public service commission is to make available to the government a complete list of qualified candidates arranged in order ..... government act, is stated by the supreme court in the following words : 'thereafter the government is to make the selection strictly in the order in which they have been placed by the commission as a result of the examination. ..... though secured 55 per cent of marks was not appointed as her name was not sent by the public service commission to the government. .....
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Reported in : (2004)3GLR2081
..... dated 23.6.1905 has no binding force according to the accepted principles of jurisprudence, but when the strength of prima facie case and balance of convenience are at the touchstone before this court, then this court can anticipate the type of evidence that can be led by the parties in the suit. ..... ), kheda, or the request to return the plaint pleading 'commission of mistake' can be said to be an application under o. 39 r. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : [2008]144CompCas277(Guj); (2008)3CompLJ534(Guj)
..... 50,00,000/-, the court would have considered the question of imprisonment for commission of default in complying with the requirement of section 454 of the companies act, 1956. ..... adnani which anticipation was in fact materialized.7. ..... these facts sufficiently prove that siphoning of company's funds was pre-planned and all the directors of the company acted in concert and connivance of each other in the nature of a conspiracy to swallow the money anticipated from shri. .....
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