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Lmj International Limited Vs. Swiss Singapore Overseas Enterprises Pte ...

Court : Kolkata

..... than letting it come to a grinding halt. another equally important principle recognized in almost all jurisdictions is the least intervention by the courts. under the indian arbitration act, 1996, section 5 specifically lays down that: 5. extent of judicial intervention. notwithstanding anything contained in any other law for the time being in force, in ..... cal lt83sc) on this proposition was expressly followed. it was held: the judgment cited at the bar would show that section 5 of the arbitration & conciliation act is a general principle which would be applicable to all arbitration proceedings irrespective of fact whether it is a domestic arbitration or an international arbitration. the same proposition ..... is with some intention and/or motive. in this connection, reliance is placed on the following decisions:i) in r.v.price reported at (1871) lr6qb411it was held by cockburn cj that i think that when the legislature, in legislating in pari materia and substituting certain provision in that .....

Ranjan Singh Vs. State of Orissa

Court : Orissa

..... to bear in mind the caution interdicted by the hon ble supreme court in the case of thimma vs. the state of mysore, a.i.r. 1971 s.c. 1871. in the aforesaid case, hon ble supreme court, in paragraph-10 of the judgment, has held thus : .it appears to us that when p.w.4 was ..... criminality which the proved information is capable of placing on the accused. the deficiency, if any, will have to be supplied by other items of admissible evidence. the information acting as the cause . and the discovery of fact . operating as the immediate and proximate effect . of the information, when put together could only lead to the legitimate inference ..... persons allegedly at the instance of ranjan singh, there is no other evidence to sustain the charge and the evidence so adduced purportedly under section 27 of the evidence act suffers from infirmities beyond repair. learned addl. standing counsel on the other hand taking us through paragraph-32 of the impugned judgment, submits that besides the recovery .....

State of Orissa Vs. Ranjan Singh

Court : Orissa

..... to bear in mind the caution interdicted by the hon ble supreme court in the case of thimma vs. the state of mysore, a.i.r. 1971 s.c. 1871. in the aforesaid case, hon ble supreme court, in paragraph-10 of the judgment, has held thus : .it appears to us that when p.w.4 was ..... criminality which the proved information is capable of placing on the accused. the deficiency, if any, will have to be supplied by other items of admissible evidence. the information acting as the cause . and the discovery of fact . operating as the immediate and proximate effect . of the information, when put together could only lead to the legitimate inference ..... persons allegedly at the instance of ranjan singh, there is no other evidence to sustain the charge and the evidence so adduced purportedly under section 27 of the evidence act suffers from infirmities beyond repair. learned addl. standing counsel on the other hand taking us through paragraph-32 of the impugned judgment, submits that besides the recovery .....

Mukesh Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2006(2)MPHT344

..... leading to discovery of certain fact which was not in the knowledge of the police previously. in the matter of thimma v. state of mysore air 1971 sc 1871, the apex court has held that once a fact is discovered from other sources there can be no fresh discovery even if relevant information is extracted from the ..... new fact was discovered by the information given by applicant siddhu. therefore, it is held that the information (ex. p-3) recorded under section 27 of the evidence act is inadmissible in evidence. apart from this statement, there is no incriminating evidence available on record against applicant siddhu.13. likewise the information (ex. p-13) said ..... evidence being the information regarding the fact which was already known to the police and therefore this information was not admissible in evidence. section 27 of the evidence act reads as under:-provided that when any fact is deposed to as discovered in consequence of information received from a person accused of any offence, in the .....

Union of India (Uoi) Represented by Its Secretary to Central Governmen ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2002(5)ALD532; 2002(5)ALT370

..... the contrary is proved. that entries in the jamabandies fall within the purview of the record of rights under section 31 of the act admits of no doubt. section 16 of the old act (xxiii of 1871) laid down that entries in the record of rights made or authenticated at a regular settlement shall be presumed to be true.'93 ..... then was) speaking for the division bench observed that 'transfer of a right of occupancy or a patta of a holding in so far as the land revenue act (hyderabad act 8 of 1317 f) is concerned, would equally be a transfer of all that is necessary to effectually transfer agricultural land and vest a title in the ..... occupation of khalsa land and rights of the occupant, settlement and partition of areas, realisation of land revenue and other government demands etc.81. section 24 of the land revenue act makes an interesting declaration that all public roads, lanes, paths, bridges, ditches, dikes, rivers, streams, tanks, ponds, canals, lakes and flowing water and all lands, wherever .....

P.V. Narsimha Rao Vs. Central Bureau of Investigation

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1997VAD(Delhi)265; 68(1997)DLT553; 1997(43)DRJ108; 1997RLR567

..... critical introduction. butterworths. 1996). however, the fact remains that a number of privileges have been surrendered or modified over the years. for example, following the parliamentary privilege act, 1770 the privilege of freedom from arrest previously enjoyed by the servants of the members was extinguished. similarly, at the beginning of the second world war, the ..... & torrington junction railway co. (1884) 12 qbd 271, the court of common pleas refused to declare a private act invalid on the ground that it had been obtained by fraudulent recitals. in bradlaugh v. gossett (1871) lr 6 c.p. 577, mr.charles bradlaugh, who had been excluded from the house of commons and from taking ..... the oath upon his election, challenged the order of the house on the ground, inter alia, that his position was regulated by the parliamentary oaths act, 1899. the action did not .....

Shivappa Vs. Keriyamma

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1996KAR263; 1995(5)KarLJ415

..... daughter of balindrappa and that the first defendant is the validly adopted son of balindrappa. in view of the provisions of hindu succession act, it held that the respective shares of the parties would be 1/3 each and accordingly allowed the appeal declaring that the ..... first appellate court should not have decreed the suit: i think there is no substance in this contention. section 132 of the act does not provide for dismissal of the suit but provides only for rejection of the plaint or for return of the plaint. this ..... when the plaint was filed, certified copy of the record of rights should have been filed and section 132 of the karnataka land revenue act provides that if certified copy of the record of rights is not filed the plaint shall be rejected. therefore, when it has not ..... injury to any suit/or has been laid down by cairns, l.c. in rodger v. compitoir d escompte de paris., 1871 (3) pc 465. this decision has been followed by hon'ble supreme court in many cases including the one in jagat .....

Harikumar Vs. State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : I(1994)DMC356; ILR1993KAR3035; 1994(3)KarLJ335

..... a is offensive of article 14. this point too is no longer res integra. when the legislature indicates a statutory presumption in respect of certain act or acts or a burden of proof upon certain persons, the statute cannot be challenged as discriminatory if the rule of evidence has a rational relation to the ..... instance to look at the relevant provisions of the act. the act was enacted in 1961 by the parliament. the statement of objects and reasons underlying the said enactment, reads as under: 'the object of this bill ..... , the impugned provision is in no way unconstitutional. learned advocates of respective parties have invited our attention to number of judgments and relevant provisions of other acts dealing with criminal offences, for supporting their respective contentions. 4. for resolving the aforesaid controversy posed for our consideration, it will apposite in the first .....

Texmaco Ltd. Vs. Arun Kumar Sharma and Another

Court : Delhi

Reported in : [1991]70CompCas287(Delhi); 42(1990)DLT115

..... with a view to delay the matter. it has been urged that, in iew of the law laid down in karamchand ganga pershad v. union of india, air 1871 sc 1244, that decisions of the civil courts are binding on criminal courts, the criminal proceedings be staryed. i have gone through this judgment and find that no ..... back, the retained possession would amount to wrongful withholding of the property of the company's property give rise to criminal liability under section 630 of the companies act. it is urged that the respondents and others were employees of the company and had been given residential accommodation on account of their being employees and thus the ..... finally decided by the civil court 6. learned counsel fro the petitioner has vehemently argued that the salutary provisions introduced in section 630 of the indian companies act would become useless if the proceedings on the criminal complaint are stayed and the company is deprived of the summary relief of getting possession of its property from .....

Jett Vs. Dallas Indep. Sch. Dist.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... brought within the ambit of the civil action authorized by that statute") (internal quotations omitted). iii we think the history of the 1866 act and the 1871 act recounted above indicates that congress intended that the explicit remedial provisions of 1983 be controlling in the context of damages actions brought against state actors ..... through the express remedy for damages contained in 1983. see chapman, supra, at 441 u. s. 617 (footnote omitted) (section 1 of the 1871 act "served only to ensure that an individual had a cause of action for violations of the constitution, which in the fourteenth amendment embodied and extended to ..... although the debate surrounding the constitutional principles established in prigg, dennison, and day occurred in the context of the sherman amendment, and not 1 of the 1871 act, in monell we found it quite inconceivable that the same legislators who opposed vicarious liability on constitutional grounds in the sherman amendment debates would have silently .....