Array ( [0] => ..... to the acceptability of the evidence of pw-12 on the ground that he does not fall into the category of witnesses, referred to in explanation to section 47. section 47 of the indian evidence act reads as under :'opinion as to handwriting, when relevant :-- when the court has to form an opinion as to the person by whom any document ..... 11 of 1994, dated 29-4-195. the respondent (accused) was tried for offences under sections 409 and 477-a, i.p.c. and section 13(2) read with section 13(1)(c) and (d) of the prevention of corruption act, 1988 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act'). the trial court discharged the accused on the sole ground that there was no valid sanction ..... it was marked only through pw-12. the mode of proving a document is provided for under sections 45 and 47 of the indian evidence act, 1872. though examination of the author of the document is the best way of proving a document. sections 45 and 47 permit the proof of the documents by examining persons other than the authors or ..... [1] => ..... are entitled for reinstatement into service with all attendant benefits except back wages.however, this will not prevent the authorities from taking any action as per section 7 of act 2 of 1994, if they so desire.(ii) respondents may also consider the feasibility of regularizing the services of the petitioners in the respective cadres by ..... cases. the argument of the learned additional advocate general seems to be very reasonable, but nothing prevented the 1st respondent from invoking the proviso to section 7 of act 2 of 1994 and terminating the services of the petitioners by either giving one month notice or by paying one month's wages in lieu of ..... is no necessity of going into the arguments advanced that the attachment of the petitioners to a contractor apart from being violative of section 25f of i.d.act is also violative of section 9-a thereof.20. learned additional advocate general further argued cautiously that any interference by this court holding that the disengagement of the ..... [2] => ..... members. in the fourth cited decision, our high court held that simply because the industrial unit is a specified industry within the meaning of section 46 of the factories act it is not obligatory on the factory to get the canteen work done by its own workers without entrusting it to a contractor. the ..... run in the company premises for the purpose of serving essential food items to the workmen. the appellant filed the appeal petition under section 75 of the esi act before the employees state insurance court-cum-industrial tribunal, hyderabad. the respondent-corporation filed written statement contending that the appellant is the principal employer of ..... employees of the appellant company and hence there is no obligation on its part to pay the esi contributions. the respondent - corporation passed orders under section 45-a of the esi act, 1948 (as amended) and directed the appellant to pay rs. 21,785/- towards esi contributions in respect of the employees working in the canteen ..... [3] => ..... therein further stringent and effective. the salient features of the bill are :(a) the minimum punishment for taking or abetting the taking of dowry under section 3 of the act has been raised to five years and a fine of rupees fifteen thousand.(b) the burden of proving that there was no demand or dowry will ..... in patwan kumar v. state of haryana : 1998crilj1144 the apex court has held as follows (para 16) :'it is significant that section 4 of the 1961 act, was also amended by means of act 63 of 1984, under which it is an offence to demand dowry directly or indirectly from the parents or other relatives or guardian of ..... the respondent.3. before proceeding further, it is necessary to extract the relevant provisions of the dowry prohibition act, 1961. (for short, 'the act') for a clear understanding of the question under reference.section 2 -- definition of 'dowry'. in this act, 'dowry' means any property or valuable security given or agreed to be given either directly or indirectly --(a ..... [4] => ..... amenities and common areas as sanctioned by the competent authority as the members of the petitioner-association have not disclosed and declared as required under section 2 read with section 14 of the act. he also contended that what all held by the members of the petitioner-association is only an undivided share and as such, the ..... writ petitioner-association are not entitled for any notice;(2) the members of the petitioner-association have not filed any declaration as required under section 2 read with section 14 of the act and in fact, the provisions of chapter iii are applicable to the facts of this case; and(3) the appellant-3rd respondent is ..... 3rd respondent could effect further constructions. the complex in question is purely a residential one and it cannot be used for commercial purposes and as per section 6 of the act, after the plans, specifications and the nature of fixtures, fittings, amenities and common areas as sanctioned by the appropriate authority and after the builder ..... [5] => ..... has passed final orders on 31-8-1992 in c.c. no. p/2811/75, declaring the declarant to surrender land to an extent of 0.0887 under section 10(1) of the act. the acquisition of land by l.a.o. took place in 1988 to 1991 i.e., after the notified date of 1-7-1975. in the result, there ..... for the benefit of singareni colleries limited. it has been held by the supreme court in u.p.awas evam vikas parishad and gyan devi, : air1995sc724 , that section 50(2) of the land acquisition act confers right on local authority for whom land is being acquired to appear in the acquisition proceedings before the collector and the reference court and adduce evidence ..... by the date of passing of the award. the declarant received the compensation granted by the land acquisition officer and got. the matter referred to civil court under section 18 of the land acquisition act. pending the matter in the civil court, the claimants and the beneficiary got the matter settled in lok adalat and decree came to be passed in o ..... [6] => ..... to get over the above objection of the petitioner on the aspect of jurisdiction, the tribunal held that the impugned order should be treated as one passed under section 34 of the act against which an appeal would lie. the reasoning given by the administrative member of the tribunal on this aspect is extracted as under:'9. though the orders ..... 7) (a) could not have been applied and on the contrary such an action initiated by the 2nd respondent amounts to a action taken under sub-section (1) of section 34 of the act, which deals with a situation of non-functioning of the committee, where the affairs of the committee had fallen due to inept handling and improper functioning ..... of appointing a person-in-charge, i am at a loss to understand as to how the tribunal could consider the same as the one passed under section 34(1) of the act. when an order has been passed by the competent authority invoking the jurisdiction under a particular provision of the statute, the duty of the appellate authority ..... [7] => ..... decree had been passed by it itself, and since the decree in that case was passed on 18-2-1953, prior to coming into force of 1954 u.p. amendment act, amended section 42 c.p.c. would not apply to the sale in execution of the decree. appeal against the said judgment of the learned single judge, was referred to a ..... to be void or is a nullity.7. to decide the question whether the sale in e.p.no. 7 of 1979 is void, it is necessary to refer to section 13 of act 7 of 1977, which reads as follows:'in any suit or proceeding, the burden of proving that the debtor is not entitled to the protection of this ..... satisfaction of the court and there should be an adjudication holding that the debt sought to be recovered under the suit is not the one covered by the act. this inference is irresistible under section 4 (1), which seeks to discharge the debt notwithstanding the provisions of any law in existence but also any other contract or instrument having the force of ..... [8] => ..... of the first petitioner-company, the complaint against them cannot be quashed, because it is for them, in view of the second proviso to sub-section (1) of section 69 of the act to establish that they are not liable for punishment, by strongly relying on j.n. bagga v. all india reporter ltd., : air1969bom302 and ..... cognizance of the offence under section 138 of the negotiable instruments act, obviously a mistake for section 63 of the act, and issued summons to the petitioner. this petition is filed to quash the said complaint.3. the contention of learned counsel ..... the said film 'badi' had telecast the said feature film on june 28, 2003 and hence are liable for punishment under section 63 read with section 69 of the copyright act, 1957 (for short 'the act').2. the learned magistrate, after recording sworn statement of mr. k. radhakrishna, manager of the first respondent branch at hyderabad took ..... [9] => ..... revenue records the land was shown as fallow. the petitioner submitted his objections on 2240-1984 and 25-10-1984 after receiving notice under sub-section (2) of section 8 of the ulc act. in the objections, he reiterated that the land in sy.nos. 130 and 136 was agricultural land and that they are being used mainly for ..... to in the master plan prescribed under any law in force for the development of the area.12. the term 'agriculture' is not specifically defined in the ulc act. however, explanation to section 2(0) gives some guidelines. as per this explanation, agriculture includes horticulture. but, raising of grass, dairy farming, poultry farming, breeding of livestock etc., ..... purpose.3. aggrieved by the orders dated 19-5-1986 passed by the second respondent, the petitioner carried the matter by way of appeal under section 33 of the ulc act before the first respondent, who by order dated 5-9-1995 confirmed the orders passed by the second respondent holding that the lands cannot be treated ..... ) Explosives Act 1884 Section 4 Definitions - Court Andhra Pradesh - Year 2003 - Page 10 - Judgments | SooperKanoon Skip to content


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Mar 13 2003 (HC)

The Public Prosecutor, High Court of Andhra Pradesh Vs. P. Subhash Cha ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Decided on : Mar-13-2003

Reported in : 2003CriLJ4776

..... to the acceptability of the evidence of pw-12 on the ground that he does not fall into the category of witnesses, referred to in explanation to section 47. section 47 of the indian evidence act reads as under :'opinion as to handwriting, when relevant :-- when the court has to form an opinion as to the person by whom any document ..... 11 of 1994, dated 29-4-195. the respondent (accused) was tried for offences under sections 409 and 477-a, i.p.c. and section 13(2) read with section 13(1)(c) and (d) of the prevention of corruption act, 1988 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act'). the trial court discharged the accused on the sole ground that there was no valid sanction ..... it was marked only through pw-12. the mode of proving a document is provided for under sections 45 and 47 of the indian evidence act, 1872. though examination of the author of the document is the best way of proving a document. sections 45 and 47 permit the proof of the documents by examining persons other than the authors or .....

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Jul 08 2003 (HC)

V. Jayaramaiah and anr. Vs. Director, Sri Venkateswara Institute of Me ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Decided on : Jul-08-2003

Reported in : 2003(5)ALD399

..... are entitled for reinstatement into service with all attendant benefits except back wages.however, this will not prevent the authorities from taking any action as per section 7 of act 2 of 1994, if they so desire.(ii) respondents may also consider the feasibility of regularizing the services of the petitioners in the respective cadres by ..... cases. the argument of the learned additional advocate general seems to be very reasonable, but nothing prevented the 1st respondent from invoking the proviso to section 7 of act 2 of 1994 and terminating the services of the petitioners by either giving one month notice or by paying one month's wages in lieu of ..... is no necessity of going into the arguments advanced that the attachment of the petitioners to a contractor apart from being violative of section 25f of i.d.act is also violative of section 9-a thereof.20. learned additional advocate general further argued cautiously that any interference by this court holding that the disengagement of the .....

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Oct 17 2003 (HC)

Vijaya Spinning Mills Limited Vs. Employees State Insurance Corporatio ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Decided on : Oct-17-2003

Reported in : 2004(1)ALD274; (2004)IILLJ46AP

..... members. in the fourth cited decision, our high court held that simply because the industrial unit is a specified industry within the meaning of section 46 of the factories act it is not obligatory on the factory to get the canteen work done by its own workers without entrusting it to a contractor. the ..... run in the company premises for the purpose of serving essential food items to the workmen. the appellant filed the appeal petition under section 75 of the esi act before the employees state insurance court-cum-industrial tribunal, hyderabad. the respondent-corporation filed written statement contending that the appellant is the principal employer of ..... employees of the appellant company and hence there is no obligation on its part to pay the esi contributions. the respondent - corporation passed orders under section 45-a of the esi act, 1948 (as amended) and directed the appellant to pay rs. 21,785/- towards esi contributions in respect of the employees working in the canteen .....

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Aug 29 2003 (HC)

The Public Prosecutor, High Court of A.P. Vs. Nese Jilakara Sreeramulu

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Decided on : Aug-29-2003

Reported in : 2004(1)ALD(Cri)519; 2004(2)ALT504; 2004CriLJ1629

..... therein further stringent and effective. the salient features of the bill are :(a) the minimum punishment for taking or abetting the taking of dowry under section 3 of the act has been raised to five years and a fine of rupees fifteen thousand.(b) the burden of proving that there was no demand or dowry will ..... in patwan kumar v. state of haryana : 1998crilj1144 the apex court has held as follows (para 16) :'it is significant that section 4 of the 1961 act, was also amended by means of act 63 of 1984, under which it is an offence to demand dowry directly or indirectly from the parents or other relatives or guardian of ..... the respondent.3. before proceeding further, it is necessary to extract the relevant provisions of the dowry prohibition act, 1961. (for short, 'the act') for a clear understanding of the question under reference.section 2 -- definition of 'dowry'. in this act, 'dowry' means any property or valuable security given or agreed to be given either directly or indirectly --(a .....

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Apr 09 2003 (HC)

C. Shekar Reddy Vs. C.S.R. Estates Flat Owners Welfare Association and ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Decided on : Apr-09-2003

Reported in : AIR2003AP491; 2003(3)ALD553; 2003(3)ALT413

..... amenities and common areas as sanctioned by the competent authority as the members of the petitioner-association have not disclosed and declared as required under section 2 read with section 14 of the act. he also contended that what all held by the members of the petitioner-association is only an undivided share and as such, the ..... writ petitioner-association are not entitled for any notice;(2) the members of the petitioner-association have not filed any declaration as required under section 2 read with section 14 of the act and in fact, the provisions of chapter iii are applicable to the facts of this case; and(3) the appellant-3rd respondent is ..... 3rd respondent could effect further constructions. the complex in question is purely a residential one and it cannot be used for commercial purposes and as per section 6 of the act, after the plans, specifications and the nature of fixtures, fittings, amenities and common areas as sanctioned by the appropriate authority and after the builder .....

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Jun 13 2003 (HC)

J. Vinaya Vs. Singareni Colleries Company Limited, Ramagundam Division ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Decided on : Jun-13-2003

Reported in : 2003(5)ALD61; 2004(1)ALT391

..... has passed final orders on 31-8-1992 in c.c. no. p/2811/75, declaring the declarant to surrender land to an extent of 0.0887 under section 10(1) of the act. the acquisition of land by l.a.o. took place in 1988 to 1991 i.e., after the notified date of 1-7-1975. in the result, there ..... for the benefit of singareni colleries limited. it has been held by the supreme court in u.p.awas evam vikas parishad and gyan devi, : air1995sc724 , that section 50(2) of the land acquisition act confers right on local authority for whom land is being acquired to appear in the acquisition proceedings before the collector and the reference court and adduce evidence ..... by the date of passing of the award. the declarant received the compensation granted by the land acquisition officer and got. the matter referred to civil court under section 18 of the land acquisition act. pending the matter in the civil court, the claimants and the beneficiary got the matter settled in lok adalat and decree came to be passed in o .....

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Jul 16 2003 (HC)

A.R. Chowdhary and ors. Vs. Managing Committee of State Bank of India ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Decided on : Jul-16-2003

Reported in : 2004(1)ALT528

..... to get over the above objection of the petitioner on the aspect of jurisdiction, the tribunal held that the impugned order should be treated as one passed under section 34 of the act against which an appeal would lie. the reasoning given by the administrative member of the tribunal on this aspect is extracted as under:'9. though the orders ..... 7) (a) could not have been applied and on the contrary such an action initiated by the 2nd respondent amounts to a action taken under sub-section (1) of section 34 of the act, which deals with a situation of non-functioning of the committee, where the affairs of the committee had fallen due to inept handling and improper functioning ..... of appointing a person-in-charge, i am at a loss to understand as to how the tribunal could consider the same as the one passed under section 34(1) of the act. when an order has been passed by the competent authority invoking the jurisdiction under a particular provision of the statute, the duty of the appellate authority .....

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Aug 08 2003 (HC)

Katamreddy Venkata Subba Reddy Vs. Gudala Sundararamireddy

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Decided on : Aug-08-2003

Reported in : 2004(2)ALT825

..... decree had been passed by it itself, and since the decree in that case was passed on 18-2-1953, prior to coming into force of 1954 u.p. amendment act, amended section 42 c.p.c. would not apply to the sale in execution of the decree. appeal against the said judgment of the learned single judge, was referred to a ..... to be void or is a nullity.7. to decide the question whether the sale in e.p.no. 7 of 1979 is void, it is necessary to refer to section 13 of act 7 of 1977, which reads as follows:'in any suit or proceeding, the burden of proving that the debtor is not entitled to the protection of this ..... satisfaction of the court and there should be an adjudication holding that the debt sought to be recovered under the suit is not the one covered by the act. this inference is irresistible under section 4 (1), which seeks to discharge the debt notwithstanding the provisions of any law in existence but also any other contract or instrument having the force of .....

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Dec 18 2003 (HC)

Vissa Television Network Ltd. and ors. Vs. Gemini Television P. Ltd. a ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Decided on : Dec-18-2003

Reported in : 2004(1)ALD(Cri)410; [2005]125CompCas815(AP)

..... of the first petitioner-company, the complaint against them cannot be quashed, because it is for them, in view of the second proviso to sub-section (1) of section 69 of the act to establish that they are not liable for punishment, by strongly relying on j.n. bagga v. all india reporter ltd., : air1969bom302 and ..... cognizance of the offence under section 138 of the negotiable instruments act, obviously a mistake for section 63 of the act, and issued summons to the petitioner. this petition is filed to quash the said complaint.3. the contention of learned counsel ..... the said film 'badi' had telecast the said feature film on june 28, 2003 and hence are liable for punishment under section 63 read with section 69 of the copyright act, 1957 (for short 'the act').2. the learned magistrate, after recording sworn statement of mr. k. radhakrishna, manager of the first respondent branch at hyderabad took .....

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Sep 12 2003 (HC)

Venkata Reddi Vs. Commissioner of Land Reforms and Urban Land Ceilings ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Decided on : Sep-12-2003

Reported in : 2003(6)ALD75

..... revenue records the land was shown as fallow. the petitioner submitted his objections on 2240-1984 and 25-10-1984 after receiving notice under sub-section (2) of section 8 of the ulc act. in the objections, he reiterated that the land in sy.nos. 130 and 136 was agricultural land and that they are being used mainly for ..... to in the master plan prescribed under any law in force for the development of the area.12. the term 'agriculture' is not specifically defined in the ulc act. however, explanation to section 2(0) gives some guidelines. as per this explanation, agriculture includes horticulture. but, raising of grass, dairy farming, poultry farming, breeding of livestock etc., ..... purpose.3. aggrieved by the orders dated 19-5-1986 passed by the second respondent, the petitioner carried the matter by way of appeal under section 33 of the ulc act before the first respondent, who by order dated 5-9-1995 confirmed the orders passed by the second respondent holding that the lands cannot be treated .....

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