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    [0] =>  ..... are not conducting any pre-natal diagnostic test and there is no room for any apprehension that such institutions will be compelled to be registered under section 18 of the act.15. as we have already indicated, registration will be compulsory only in case of genetic counselling centres, genetic clinic, genetic laboratory, etc. which ..... so long as they are not conducting any such pre-natal diagnostic tests using any techniques including ultrasonography, cannot be insisted to be registered under section 18 of the act. so however, it will be open to the authorities concerned to inspect the hospitals and to ensure that petitioners are not conducting any such .....  of such techniques for the purpose of pre-natal sex determination leading to female foeticide, and for matters connected there with or incidental thereto. section 2(c) of the said act defines 'genetic counselling centre' as an institute, hospital, nursing home or any place, by whatever name called, which provides for genetic counselling to ..... 
    [1] =>  .....  medical test cannot be conclusive of paternity. aggrieved, he filed a revision before the high court. the high court while dismissing the revision held that section 112 of the evidence act says that where during the continuance of valid marriage if a child is born that is a conclusive proof about the legitimacy. it is because of ..... legal union between them can well be said not to be in enjoyment of human rights.8. learned counsel while referring to the provisions contained in section 16 of the act of 1990 also contends that the functions of the commission as mentioned therein do not take in its sweep determination of relationship between a man and woman .....  the commission for holding dna test.6. the learned counsel appearing for the appellants while making a reference to the definition of 'unfair practice' contained in section 2(i) of the act of 1990 which is reproduced below, contends that denial of the relationship, as alleged by the appellants, would not be an unfair practice:(i) 'unfair  ..... 
    [2] =>  .....  law further appeal can be filed before the high court. then the question is what are the powers given to the clb under the companies act? section 10 of the act deals with constitution of company law board. section 10e (1), (1 a) and (4b) to (4d) reads as follows:10e. constitution of board of company law administration.-(1) as  ..... , on the other hand, argued that the court need not be a court established under the code of civil procedure especially in view of section 29(2) of the limitation act. section 29(2) of the limitation act reads as follows:29. (2) where any special or local law prescribes for any suit, appeal or application a period of limitation different .....  the order; or(b) direct rectification of the register and also direct the company to pay damages, if any, sustained by any party aggrieved.(6) the tribunal, while acting under sub-section (5), may, at its discretion, make-(a) such interim orders, including any orders as to injunction or stay, as it may deem fit and just;(b) such ..... 
    [3] =>  ..... a) ...(b) ...(c) the form and the manner in which a complaint may be made.15. in exercise of the powers conferred under clause (c) of sub-section (2) of section 22 of the act of 1999, the government has made rules to prescribe the form in which a complaint may be made. these rules are known as the kerala lok ayukta (form ..... p1, the lok ayukta thought it fit to get a report from the superintendent of police attached to the lok ayukta. with that intention and in terms of section 9(3) of the act of 1999, exhibit p1 was sent to the superintendent of police for enquiry and report, on 22.8.2005. it was after receiving the report exhibit p2 and ..... his reply. the case was adjourned for determination of the issue as to whether the lok ayukta had jurisdiction to entertain the complaint in view of section 8 of the maharashtra lok ayukta and upa-lok ayuktas act, 1971. the petitioner contended that lok ayukta had no jurisdiction to entertain the complaint in view of the various provisions of the lok ayukta ..... 
    [4] =>  .....  the petrol tanker no. mkl 7461.in that case since negligence of the owner of motor vehicle was not proved, court awarded only compensation under section 92-a (equivalent to section 140 of present act). in this case taxi was driven by petitioner to workshop for repair and while repairing gas exploded due to pure accident. therefore, on the same ..... motor vehicle the taker had fallen on one of its sides on sloping ground resulting in escape of highly inflammable petrol and that there was grave risk of explosion and fire from the petrol coming out of the tanker. in the light of the aforesaid circumstances the learned judges of the high court have rightly concluded that .....  the field of protection made available to the victims of an accident and is in consonance with the beneficial object underlying the enactment.37. was the accident involving explosion and fire in the petrol tanker connected with the use of tanker as a motor vehicle? in our view, in the facts and circumstances of the present case ..... 
    [5] =>  .....  the question that is posed for consideration in this case is whether publishers of newspapers are entitled to the concessional rate of tax under sub-section (3) of section 5 of the kgst act when they purchase printing ink by issuing form 18 prescribed as per rule 28 of the kgst rules, 1963. for the purpose of its  .....  process. further it was stated that form 18 is prescribed under the kgst act under section 5(3) for the purchase of raw materials for use in the manufacture of finished products. the department has taken the view that since no manufacturing process .....  for dropping of all the proceedings; petitioner company was later served with three orders dated 19.01.2006, exts. p9 to p11, inflicting penalty under section 45a of the act which are under challenge in this writ petition. it is stated in the orders that petitioner is engaged in the printing of newspaper which involves no manufacturing ..... 
    [6] =>  .....  or under the direction or control of the court, tribunal or other judicial authority' to bring it within the term 'government work' as defined in section 2(k). hence, the act does not entitle any person, even the judge who performs the function of giving the verdict under the warrant of law and in the name of the ..... institutions providing for the making and laying down of the laws. none have copyright over the law of the land.16. now, reverting to the act, the following sections are relevant:2. interpretation.-- in this act, unless the context otherwise requires,-xxx xxx xxx(d) 'author' means,-(i) in relation to a literary or dramatic work, the authority of the ..... unless the reproduction or publication of such judgment or order is prohibited by the court, the tribunal or other judicial authority, as the case may be.17. section 16 of the act provides that no person shall be entitled to copyright or any similar right in any work, otherwise than under and in accordance with the provisions of the ..... 
    [7] =>  ..... of the respondent that state was a formal party in those cases and the judgment ext. p2 was rendered in a case alleging violation lotteries regulation act. having regard to section 2(c) the submission of the learned counsel for the petitioner was heard without there being any pleadings and only during the arguments. the writ petition .....  any person aggrieved would be to file appropriate complaints either before the police or before the competent criminal court. in so far as the applicability of section 2(c) of the act of 1978 is concerned, a contention was raised during the course of arguments without there being any pleadings on that (sic) once again, while considering .....  contends the learned counsel. with a view to appreciate this contention it will be useful to reproduce the definition of 'money circulation scheme' as given in section 2 (c) of the act of 1978 and the same reads as follows:(c) money circulation scheme' means; any scheme, by whatever name called, for the making of quick or ..... 
    [8] =>  .....  service conditions of the officers belonging to all india services, are governed by the rules, framed by the central government, under section 3 of the all india services act, 1951 and also by the rules, deemed to have been framed under section 4 thereof. the rules, relevant in the present cases are i.f.s. (recruitment) rules, 1966, i.f.s. (regulation of .....  the i.f.s. (regulation of seniority) rules, 1968. the only difference in the seniority rules of i.f.s., is the portion, mentioning about the persons recruited initially under section 4(1) of the recruitment rules, which, as mentioned earlier, has become redundant, as, when the petitioners were appointed, several officers directly recruited under rule 7 were available. the relevant ..... 
    [9] =>  .....  the proviso to article 304(b) of the constitution of india; nor was it subsequently assented to by the president of india. it is therefore contended that section 3(1) of the act is void for want of presidential assent. on facts we have already held that so far as these cases are concerned, imposition of levy of entry tax is ..... it is stated that entry tax collection does not indicate whether it was collected for vehicles alone or inclusive of goods and vehicles or after giving rebate as per section 4 of the act. it is stated that no figure has been shown for 1994-95 and 1995-96, the starting years. it is also pointed out that during 1996-97  .....  atiabari tea co. ltd. v. state of assam : [1961]1scr809 and automobile transport (rajasthan) ltd. v. state of rajasthan : [1963]1scr491 , it upheld the validity of section 3 of the entry tax act holding that if the tax imposed is compensatory or regulatory in nature it cannot be contended that it is violative of article 301 of the constitution of india ..... 
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