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The Secretary Vibromech Engineering Thozilalar Sangam Vs. the Manageme ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2009)IIILLJ605Mad

..... it is not in dispute that the lock-out had taken place on 21.06.1985, whereas the suspension of workmen, on the allegation of indulging in violence, took place only on 02.09.1985, long after the lock-out. ..... in the petition filed, it was stated by the first respondent before the tribunal that the establishment had suspended its manufacturing activities from 21.06.1985 to 15.09.1985 in view of the riotous behaviour, indiscipline and acts of violence created by the respondents therein along with other workers. ..... the personnel officer of the first respondent, who was examined as m.w.1 himself has admitted the fact that there was lock-out since 21.06.1985 and according to him, the workmen, who had indulged in violence were suspended only from 02.09.1985. ..... it is further stated that on 24.06.1985, charges were framed against the workmen and written explanation was also called for from them, then a domestic enquiry was conducted. ..... had it been true, there could be no delay in taking action against the workmen, who had indulged in violence.11. .....

K. Muniasamythevar Vs. the Deputy Superintendent of Police and the Ins ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2007)5MLJ135

..... submitted that it is always open to the authorities concerned to take appropriate action under section 11 of the prevention of cruelty to the animals act against the individual persons for causing violence or cruelty to the animals and that a total ban on the conduct of the traditional sport-events, which are peculiar to the state of tamil nadu, is illegal and unjustifiable ..... on the other hand, it is the claim of the 'animal-lovers'/animal welfare board that in such sport-events, the animals are subjected to violence and cruelty, which is a cognizable offence under the provisions of the prevention of cruelty to animals act, and further such sport-events involve high element of risk to the lives of the participants and the ..... events taking place in the villages of the tamil nadu since time immemorial and are considered to be part and parcel of the tamil culture and religion and, therefore, under the guise of 'violence/cruelty' to the animals, the conduct of such traditional sport-events should not be interfered with by the state. ..... general categorically stated that the state would take all possible steps to ensure that the animals are not subjected to any kind of violence/cruelty by any one either before or during the course of the said sport-events. ..... to note here, as was claimed by the appellants/petitioners, that these trained bulls are exclusively used for the performance of such sport-events and are not used for any other domestic purposes, such as ploughing, cart-pulling, etc. .....

Malabar Diamond Gallery Pvt. Ltd. Vs. The Additional Director General ...

Court : Chennai

..... import or export of gold or silver; (g) the prevention of surplus of any agricultural product or the product of fisheries; (h) maintenance of standards for the classification, grading or marketing of goods in international trade; (i) establishment of any industry; (j) the prevention of serious injury to domestic production of goods of any description; (k) protection of human, animal or plant life or health; (l) the protection of national treasures of artistic, historic or archaeological value; (m) conservation of exhaustible natural resources; (n) protection of patents, trademarks and copyrights; (o) prevention of deceptive practices ..... has smuggled gold jewellery from singapore, planned to carry the said smuggled gold jewellery weighing about 8 kgs by flight no.sg 3241 on 19.03.2013 to cochin to sell the same and the officers of cuz-dri, intercepted at kamaraj domestic terminal of chennai airport, along with his son, while they were about to board the said flight. ..... it is also well settled that every statute is to be interpreted without any violence to its language. .....

P. Sankunni Vs. C.S. Venkatramani, Minor by Next Friend C.S. Swatninat ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1922Mad200; 67Ind.Cas.514; (1922)42MLJ460

..... ' the account , which we are asked on plaintiff's behalf, to accept, is that this violence was used unreasonably to check a mere display of school boy high spirits, which was sanctioned by custom; and that, if defendant, as he says, before taking action, called to the class 'stop that' plaintiff could not and ..... eversley in his 'law of domestic relations' says that the right of the parent of chastisement is jealously watched by the courts and if the parent exceeds the bounds of moderation and inflicts cruel punishment upon the child he may be severely punished. ..... see schouler's domestic relations, 5th ed. ..... i may observe that the school-master cannot escape liability merely on the ground that chastisement administered to the pupil has not left on the pupil's body any marks of violence or injury. ..... and excessive in its nature or degree, or if it be protracted beyond the child's powers of endurance or with an instrument unfitted for the purpose and calculated to produce danger to life or limb; in all such cases the punishment is excessive, the violence is unlawful'.14. .....

S. Sridevi Vs. T. Rajasubramanian

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2008)8MLJ29

..... however, the court of law has to make an overall assessment of human nature by surveying the domestic life of the parties as a whole before forming an opinion of the possible future relationships. ..... during the short stay from 10.09.2001 to 15.09.2001 at chennai the appellant/respondent never did any domestic work nor was cordial to any of her in-laws. ..... physical violence is not absolutely essential to constitute cruelty and a consistent course of conduct inflicting immeasurable mental agony and torture may well constitute cruelty within the meaning of section 10 of the act. .....

S.Elumalai. Vs. the Presiding Officer and anr.

Court : Chennai

..... mr.s.kumaraswamy, learned counsel for the petitioner also submitted that it is the fundamental right of the workers to protest against the unfair labour practice of the management and none of the workers involved in violence though the agitation was going on for more than one month and the present charge is comparted and not supported by any legal evidence.9. ..... amaresh [2006 (6) scc 187] wherein the supreme court held that once a domestic tribunal based on evidence comes to a particular conclusion, normally it is not open to the tribunal and the courts to substitute their subjective opinion in place of the one arrived at by the domestic tribunal.14. ..... even though the agitation was continuing for more than one month, there was no significant incident of any violence. .....

Nazareth Foods Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Assistant Commissioner Ct at Aminjikkarai ...

Court : Chennai

..... where to apply words literally would defeat the obvious intention of the legislation and produce a wholly unreasonable result, we must do some violence to the words and so achieve that obvious intention and produce a rational construction. ..... with circular of even number and customs notification no.74/1999 read with circular of even number, would come in the way of an assessee like the respondent a dta unit from claiming the benefit of duty drawback available to a domestic exporter in terms of the provisions of 75 of the act. ..... case, relied upon by the learned additional advocate general, the respondent is a domestic tariff area unit (dtau). ..... to make sense out of an unhappily worded provision, where the purpose is apparent to the judicial eye 'some' violence to language is permissible. .....

Commissioner of Customs (Air), Chennai Vs. P. Sinnasamy and Another

Court : Chennai

..... import or export of gold or silver; (g) the prevention of surplus of any agricultural product or the product of fisheries; (h) maintenance of standards for the classification, grading or marketing of goods in international trade; (i) establishment of any industry; (j) the prevention of serious injury to domestic production of goods of any description; (k) protection of human, animal or plant life or health; (l) the protection of national treasures of artistic, historic or archaeological value; (m) conservation of exhaustible natural resources; (n) protection of patents, trademarks and copyrights; (o) prevention of deceptive practices ..... 4 of the itc (hs) classification in chapter 71, the director general of foreign trade hereby notifies that these disignated agencies as mentioned in the notification 80/97 referred above may import gold and silver for sale in the domestic market also without a licence or without surrender of sil in respect of following entries of itc (hs) classifications of export and import items 1997-2002 :- gold: 710812 00 other unwrought forms." 12. ..... it is also well settled that every statute is to be interpreted without any violence to its language. .....

Perumal Asari and Others Vs. State by Inspector of Police, Thirunagar ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1997CriLJ3147

..... in both the cases referred to above, it was made clear that the death could not have occurred, except by homicidal violence, and therefore, the persons with whom the deceased had the company in the last moment was prosecuted and their behaviour in disposing of the dead body had connected them with the crime. ..... 20, by stating that the accused had met with violence in the hands of a-1 and she was burning in the presence of a-2 and a-3, when these two witnesses came to the trial court to give evidence, they did not support this version, though p.w. ..... that of the deceased-valli, it is not going to support the prosecution case, because even if the death of valli in the house of a-1 due to burn injuries is accepted, unless it is established that the death was due to the homicidal violence, no case is made out against these appellants. ..... 130 of 1994) in her domestic works, about three years ago. ..... as the death was due to the burn injuries, these burns could have been sustained either by accident, or homicide violence or even by suicide also. 18. ..... 21, about the death valli, by violence in the house of a-1, p.w. ..... but, in this case, it cannot be concluded that the death of valli must have been only by homicidal violence. ..... as there was no sign for suicide by hanging, the apex court, in that case took the view that the death must have been only by homicidal violence. 30. .....

K.Parasuraman Vs. 1.The Management,

Court : Chennai

..... in other words, if different workmen are similarly placed with regard to the nature of evidence let in against them by the management in the domestic enquiry and if the workmen are covered by the same set of facts and circumstances, the employer cannot single out a particular workman for discriminatory treatment while awarding ..... first respondent-workman filed a memo before the labour court, at the threshold stage expressing his no objection for the validity of the domestic enquiry and accordingly requested the labour court to proceed to decide the matter under section 11-a of the act. ..... if the tribunal comes to the conclusion that the misconduct is established, either by the domestic enquiry accepted by it or by the evidence adduced before it for the first time, the tribunal originally had no power to interfere with the punishment imposed by the ..... insofar as the second limb of the first charge is concerned, the domestic enquiry officer held the charge proved on the basis of the oral evidence of srinivasa udayar ( ..... 336, para 17) 'the courts below by condoning an act of physical violence have undermined the discipline in the organisation, hence, in the above factual backdrop, it can never be said that the industrial tribunal could have exercised its authority under section 11-a of the act to interfere with ..... labour court having considered the evidence and the documents produced by the parties during the course of domestic inquiry disagreed with the findings of the disciplinary authority. .....