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Delhi Jal Board Vs. M/S Kaveri Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd. and anr.

Court : Delhi

..... had pointed out that the petitioner failed to assist him in obtaining the requisite permission.102. the learned arbitrator commits an error in holding that the amendment on payment is same as that of nature of contract because in letter dated 1st february, 2005 written by the respondent clearly said that if any ..... hereunder for the kind reference of the court : 8. payments all payments will be made in indian rs. & offer should include all taxes and duties including customs duties of any payable on imported components of the project, nothing extra will be paid/released for successful completion of project. payment schedule shall be as under: ..... be set aside if it shocks the conscience of the court. (i) in rajasthan state mines & minerals ltd. vs. eastern engineering the arbitrator could not act arbitrarily, irrationally, capriciously or independently of the contract. a deliberate departure or conscious disregard of the contract not only manifests the disregard of his authority or misconduct .....

Union of India and Others Vs. Indian Exporters Grievance Forum and Ano ...

Court : Delhi

..... foreign trade policy, it is well settled, is referable to the provisions of sections 4 and 5 of the foreign trade development and regulation act, 1992. the policy cannot be amended by an administrative circular. the circular does not in this case supplement the policy or fill up an interstitial space. the circular imposes a ..... 5. in view of the position explained above, imports under tps may be carefully scrutinized with reference to the provisions of the ftp, handbook of procedures, the customs notifications and boards circular referred to above so as to ensure that the laid down provisions regarding inputs, broad nexusand useand supporting manufacturer ..... reference to any of the product groups of the exported goods within the overall value of the entitlement certificate.10. thereafter a further circular no. 45/2007-customs dated 19th december 2007 was issued whereby the respondents further clarified that the term broad nexushas to be construed with reference to the words use .....

Vinod Kumar Bhutani Vs. State Thr. Cbi

Court : Delhi

..... of law that, save in a very exceptional class of case, the burden is on the prosecution and never shifts.25. learned counsel for cbi relies on collector of customs madras & ors. vs. bhoormul air 197.sc 85.to contend that the prosecution is not required to prove its case with mathematical precision. there is no doubt about ..... he does not know where searches were conducted and whether he examined the accused or not. pw22 r.p. kaushal states that he acquainted himself with published manual, tariffs and guidelines of insurance company and without exhibiting these documents, no finding of fake report could have been arrived at. the impugned judgment has been passed by the learned ..... under section 13(1)(d) of the pc act, is proved beyond reasonable doubt. reliance is placed on ashok tshering bhutia vs. state of sikkim crl.a. 945/2003 decided on 25th february, 2011; mamta devi vs. vijaykumar mamraj agrawal 2008 crl.l.j.970 bombay high court; collector of customs, madras vs. d. bhoorumal air 197.sc .....

Kunwar Vijay Juneja Vs. Cbi

Court : Delhi

..... of law that, save in a very exceptional class of case, the burden is on the prosecution and never shifts.25. learned counsel for cbi relies on collector of customs madras & ors. vs. bhoormul air 197.sc 85.to contend that the prosecution is not required to prove its case with mathematical precision. there is no doubt about ..... he does not know where searches were conducted and whether he examined the accused or not. pw22 r.p. kaushal states that he acquainted himself with published manual, tariffs and guidelines of insurance company and without exhibiting these documents, no finding of fake report could have been arrived at. the impugned judgment has been passed by the learned ..... under section 13(1)(d) of the pc act, is proved beyond reasonable doubt. reliance is placed on ashok tshering bhutia vs. state of sikkim crl.a. 945/2003 decided on 25th february, 2011; mamta devi vs. vijaykumar mamraj agrawal 2008 crl.l.j.970 bombay high court; collector of customs, madras vs. d. bhoorumal air 197.sc .....

Rajesh Kumar Kohli Vs. Central Bureau of Investigation

Court : Delhi

..... of law that, save in a very exceptional class of case, the burden is on the prosecution and never shifts.25. learned counsel for cbi relies on collector of customs madras & ors. vs. bhoormul air 197.sc 85.to contend that the prosecution is not required to prove its case with mathematical precision. there is no doubt about ..... he does not know where searches were conducted and whether he examined the accused or not. pw22 r.p. kaushal states that he acquainted himself with published manual, tariffs and guidelines of insurance company and without exhibiting these documents, no finding of fake report could have been arrived at. the impugned judgment has been passed by the learned ..... under section 13(1)(d) of the pc act, is proved beyond reasonable doubt. reliance is placed on ashok tshering bhutia vs. state of sikkim crl.a. 945/2003 decided on 25th february, 2011; mamta devi vs. vijaykumar mamraj agrawal 2008 crl.l.j.970 bombay high court; collector of customs, madras vs. d. bhoorumal air 197.sc .....

Arvind Kumar Sharma Vs. Cbi

Court : Delhi

..... of law that, save in a very exceptional class of case, the burden is on the prosecution and never shifts.25. learned counsel for cbi relies on collector of customs madras & ors. vs. bhoormul air 197.sc 85.to contend that the prosecution is not required to prove its case with mathematical precision. there is no doubt about ..... he does not know where searches were conducted and whether he examined the accused or not. pw22 r.p. kaushal states that he acquainted himself with published manual, tariffs and guidelines of insurance company and without exhibiting these documents, no finding of fake report could have been arrived at. the impugned judgment has been passed by the learned ..... under section 13(1)(d) of the pc act, is proved beyond reasonable doubt. reliance is placed on ashok tshering bhutia vs. state of sikkim crl.a. 945/2003 decided on 25th february, 2011; mamta devi vs. vijaykumar mamraj agrawal 2008 crl.l.j.970 bombay high court; collector of customs, madras vs. d. bhoorumal air 197.sc .....

Anil Maheshwari Vs. Cbi

Court : Delhi

..... of law that, save in a very exceptional class of case, the burden is on the prosecution and never shifts.25. learned counsel for cbi relies on collector of customs madras & ors. vs. bhoormul air 197.sc 85.to contend that the prosecution is not required to prove its case with mathematical precision. there is no doubt about ..... he does not know where searches were conducted and whether he examined the accused or not. pw22 r.p. kaushal states that he acquainted himself with published manual, tariffs and guidelines of insurance company and without exhibiting these documents, no finding of fake report could have been arrived at. the impugned judgment has been passed by the learned ..... under section 13(1)(d) of the pc act, is proved beyond reasonable doubt. reliance is placed on ashok tshering bhutia vs. state of sikkim crl.a. 945/2003 decided on 25th february, 2011; mamta devi vs. vijaykumar mamraj agrawal 2008 crl.l.j.970 bombay high court; collector of customs, madras vs. d. bhoorumal air 197.sc .....

Dharambir Khattar Vs. Union of India and Another

Court : Delhi

..... finding to that effect. we may point out, at this juncture, that subsequent to the decision in pucl (supra), the central government has, in fact, amended the said telegraph rules and introduced rule 419-a, which is a virtual reproduction of the supreme court directions in para 35 of the pucl (supra) case. ..... 1) of rule 419-a of the indian telegraph rules, 1951 notified on 16.02.1999 as indian telegraph (first amendment) rules, 1999 framed in exercise of the powers conferred by section 7 of the indian telegraph act, 1885 (13 of 1885), the secretary, ministry of home affairs, government of india, has been authorized to exercise ..... collected pursuant to the seven interception orders mentioned above. according to the petitioner, the interception orders were passed purportedly under section 5(2) of the said telegraph act, which provision itself is unconstitutional and, as a consequence thereof, the interception orders are void. it is further the case of the petitioner that the seven interception .....

Krishna Mohan Beverages and Vs. Cce

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (2004)(94)ECC313

..... until the modvat facility in respect thereof got worked out. the facility would work out only with the availment of credit for payment of duty on final product.as the amending notification dated 1-3-2000 did not provide for retrospective operation, the above right did accrue to the party on 28-2-2000 and, by virtue of the apex ..... , special excise duty on the input was paid on 12-3-2000 only when credit of such duty was not available to goods of chapter 21 on account of the amendment to notification no.21/99. the appellants, therefore, cannot claim any vested right in this case. accordingly, the credit of special excise duty taken on the invoice dated ..... the inputs and that right would continue until the facility available thereto gets worked out or until those goods existed. therefore, it becomes clear that section 37 of the act does not enable the authorities concerned to make a rule which is impugned herein and, therefore, we may have no hesitation to hold that the rule cannot be applied .....

J Sekar vs.union of India & Ors

Court : Delhi

..... more such enactments with some of the specific provisions of such enactments being expressly specified in the schedule. part b specifies the offence under section 132 of the customs act 1962, i.e. making a false declaration or using false documents etc., where the total value involved in the offences is rs. 1 crore or above. ..... person whose property is sought to be attached for having committed a scheduled offence was one of the prerequisites. this changed with effect from 15th february 2013 by the amended section 5 (1) wherein the second proviso read as under: provided further that, notwithstanding anything contained in clause (b) any property of any person may be ..... in a manner that frustrates its confiscation. in other words, resort to the second proviso should be had in the rarest of rare cases. (ix) since the amendment is not merely procedural, but affects the substantive right of the... petitioners, it should be applied only prospectively. reliance is placed on the decisions in k.s. .....