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The State of Maharashtra and Another Vs. Santosh Maruti Mane and Anoth ...

Court : Mumbai

..... case shows, at least nine persons died, several persons were injured, a number of vehicles caught fire and were destroyed on account of the perpetrated acts. the dastardly acts were diabolic in conception and cruel in execution. terrorists who are sometimes described as death merchants have no respect for human life. innocent persons lose their ..... as also the evidence of police martial clearly establishes that the accused had attempted to commit murder of the injured witnesses and, therefore, has committed an act punishable under sections 307 and 324 of the indian penal code. the accused has admitted medical reports which disclose the injuries caused to the injured which ..... the crowded streets of pune, killing and injuring innocent people and damaging scooters, bikes, rickshaws, mini buses and damaging the public property. from the aforesaid act, the only inference that can be drawn is that the accused in his outburst of anger intentionally drove his vehicle with an attention to kill or to .....

The Chief Executive Officer Vs. Babu and Another

Court : Mumbai Aurangabad

..... order passed by the court and sleep like "kumbhakarna". the persons chosen to act on behalf of the managing committee cannot take recourse to fancy and rise like a phoenix and move the court. neither leisure nor pleasure has any room while one ..... behave with responsibility and not to adopt a casual approach. it is a public responsibility and anyone who is desirous of taking such responsibility has to devote time and act with due care and requisite caution. becoming a member of the committee should not become a local status syndrome. a statutory committee cannot remain totally indifferent to an ..... impugned judgment. (c) since the respondents preferred criminal complaint (ulp) no.1/2014 u/s 48(1) of the m.r.t.u. and p.u.l.p. act, 1971, praying for punishing the c.e.o. of the petitioner / zilla parishad for disobedience and since the petitioner received the summons in the said case, the petitioner .....

Union of India and ors. Vs. Maqsood Ahmed

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1963Bom110; (1962)64BOMLR683; ILR1963Bom158; 1963MhLJ60

..... the question was whether the right to go in revision to the custodian general was available to the party in a case where the application was made before act 31 of 1950 was enacteo. while considering, that question, their lordships emphasise the provisions of section 55 of the ordinance in questions which provided that notwithstanding ..... into account, the order would clearly seem to be one which is without the powers of the custodian. section 10(1) of the administration of evacuee property act gives powers to the custodian to take such measures as he deems proper or expedient for securing, administering, preserving and managing any evacuee property. sub-section (2 ..... tenancy rights to the plaintiff on 25th april 1955. increate on 30th april 1955 he made a declaration under section 12a of the administration of evacuee property act, 1950, then in force, absolving himself from all responsibility with respect to the tenancy rights in respect of the properly which he mentioned in the schedule. .....

The Bank of Ind Ia, Ltd. Vs. Rustom Fakirji Cowasjee

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1955)57BOMLR850

..... sufficient to amount to communication of the acceptance, and the person making the offer becomes bound by such tacit acceptance. here the bank was not asked to do any act or acts by the letter of october 25, 1947, and admittedly it did nothing after the receipt of the letter. there was, in my judgment, no signification of any ..... and charges on moveable property of a company void against the liquidator unless particulars relating to the same are filed with the registrar of companies as prescribed under the act. this can be done both by the company and the person holding the charge or mortgage. it is also common ground that the bank has done nothing in ..... relating to jurisdiction, consequences of non-presentment of the promissory note for payment and the question whether the defendant has been discharged from his liability as guarantor by any act or omission or conduct of the plaintiffs bank.2. it was argued that a part of the plaintiffs' cause of action in this suit arose out side the .....

Sarjerao Rambhau Machale Vs. The State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai

..... merely a cessation of the violent symptoms of the disorder, but a restoration of the faculties of the mind sufficiently to enable the person soundly to judge the act; but the expression does not necessarily mean complete or prefect restoration of the mental faculties to their original condition. so, if there is such a restoration, the ..... at the time or immediately afterwards, also by evidence of his mental condition and other relevant factors. every person is presumed to know the natural consequences of his act. similarly every person is also presumed to know the law. the prosecution has not to establish these facts. ? 11. the section itself provides that the benefit ..... of the normal period between two attacks. that normalcy can remain in existence for years together between two attacks. that it is possible that after commission of any act due to mental stress, the person can break down and the symptoms which he narrated can be developed subsequently. 14. dw no.2 is dr. vidhyadhar vatave .....

ismail Haji Arat Vs. Umar Abdulla

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1942)44BOMLR256

..... of the settlor or not. i arn afraid i cannot accede to this contention of the counsel for defendant no. 1. it is contrary to the plain meaning of the act. the act only permits mussalmans to create wakfs for the benefit of the members of their family, their children or their descendants, and in order to come within purview of the ..... suit was by the mutawalli against an alienee of the wakf property, and the main question that was considered by the high court of calcutta was the question of limitation. act vi of 1913 did not apply to this wakf and, therefore, it was also contended by the alienee that the ultimate disposition in favour of charity was illusory and on ..... of his family. i, there-fore, hold that the disposition in favour of the heirs of hoosein noor mahomed does not come within the purview of the mussalman wakf validating act and the disposition is therefore bad in law.10. mr. haindaday for defendant no. 1 has argued that the court must only look to the first beneficiary under the .....

Prof.Shri.Mansoor S/O KarimoddIn Kadri Age48 Years, Vs. the State of M ...

Court : Mumbai Aurangabad

..... ).6. it appears that due to the said incident, the offence came to be registered against the applicant for an offence punishable u/s 3 (1) (x) of the atrocities act read with section 504 and 506 of the indian penal code. it further appears that during the investigation, statements of the associates of the complainant came to be recorded. in ..... witnesses coupled with the fact that the incident is alleged to have taken place in a public view, it is clear that the act committed is squarely covered within the ambit of section 3 (1) (x) of the atrocities act read with section 504 and 506 of the indian penal code. thus, there is prima facie evidence to proceed against the applicant .....

Raja Jagatjit Singh Vs. Raja Partab Bahadur Singh

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1942)44BOMLR868

..... title to the lands in suit held by the respondent's predecessor under the first settlement of 1865 had been extinguished under section 28 of the indian limitation act by the adverse possession of the appellant or his predecessors for the appropriate statutory period of limitation, completed prior to the possession taken under attachment on february 23 ..... the habibullah decision nor the boundary proceedings in 1903 amounted to a judicial decision.13. the appellant maintained that the habibullah decision, given under section 23 of the act of 1876, was good evidence of the state of possession at that time, and of the possession of the whole of the land in dispute by kapurthala. ..... that it must be assumed that mr. habibullah did his duty and that the decision was based on actual possession ; under section 35 of the indian evidence act it was good evidence of the fact of possession. unfortunately for this contention, it appears on the face of the judgment that possession was only proved in respect .....

Jamnabai Vs. Survabhan Sekharam Pawar

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1974Bom142; 1974MhLJ183

..... and power company for the purposes of its employees, while, considering the scheme of the provisions of section 30 of the c.p. & berar industrial disputes act, 1947, which imposed a statutory obligation on the employer to make standing orders, the court observed that it would be justified to apply the reasonable test of ..... v. indumathi t. potdar : 1958crilj814 yet another rule of construction was alluded to with reference to the provisions of bombay rents hotel and lodging house rates control act (57 of 1947), section 24. that provision, the supreme court found, was an extraordinary remedy and had to be construed strictly in accordance with the words actually ..... meaning to the words of the statute.33. in clapham v. national assistant board 1961 (2) qbd 77 the matter arose under the provisions of the national assistance act, 1948, section 44, it was held while construing the words, 'shall in all other respects....................... proceed as on an application made by the mother' that the .....

Ramesh Chandra Mehta Vs. the State of West Bengal

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1970)72BOMLR787

..... presence admitting their complicity in smuggling gold. an application by poonamchand raising the contention that the statements were inadmissible under section 25 of the indian evidence act and article 20(3) of the constitution was rejected on the ground that the application was premature. a revision application was then filed in the high ..... raja narayanlal bansilal v. maneck phiroz mistry : [1961]1scr417 admissibility of a statement made before an inspector appointed by the government of india under the indian companies act, 1913, to investigate the affairs of a company and to report thereon was canvassed. it was observed at p. 436 :. one of the essential conditions for ..... dutiable or prohibited and imposing penalties. the customs officer does not at that stage accuse the person suspected of infringing the provision of the sea customs act with the commission of any offence. his primary duty is to prevent smuggling and to recover duties of customs : when collecting evidence in respect of .....