Court : Chennai
Reported in : 1992CriLJ2053
..... party, when they were sought to be apprehended, from their hide-outs. a crime has been registered under sec. 307 of the penal code as well as under the provisions of the arms act and explosives substances act. the check-post police party were keeping watch at arasangarai village with the avowed object of checking the movements ..... stated only to be repelled. needless to add that clandestinely obtaining petrol and diesel for transportation to srilanka, would certainly attract that limb of sec. 3(2) of the act, relating to acting in any manner prejudicial to the maintenance of supplies and services essential to the community. the two explanations extracted above clearly show, that they ..... of india, the relations of india with foreign powers or the security of india. the independent and severalic power under each one of these parts of sec. 3 of the act, cannot be confused. 18. we are satisfied that the orders of detention have been validly made. all the grounds of attack having been negatived, .....
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Reported in : 1992CriLJ2168; (1992)IMLJ24
..... police station u/ss. 147, 148, 448, 324, 326, 427, 307, 302 and 120b of the ipc and s. 25 of indian arms act and s. 5 of the explosives act. the said case was originally investigated by the madras city crime branch police. in the month of may 1991, the former prime minister rajiv gandhi was ..... by law establishment or to strike terror in the people or any section of the people or to alienate any section of the people or to adversely affect the harmony amongst different sections of the people does any act or thing by using boms, dynamite or other explosive substances or inflammable substances or fire-arms or other lethal weapons or ..... person in order to compel the government or any other person to do or abstain from doing any act, commits a terrorist act ................' sub-section (2) of section 3 reads as follows :- '............... whoever commits a terrorist act, shall - (i) if such act has resulted in the death of any person, be punishable with death or imprisonment for life and shall .....
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Reported in : 1992CriLJ3125
..... connection with the assassination of the former primer minister thiru rajiv gandhi with charges under sections 302, 307, 326, i.p.c. and sections 3 and 5 of the explosive substances act and s. 120b i.p.c. read with section 3 of tada act, 1987. the petitioner was kept in police custody from 19-6-1991 to 15-8 ..... cell as mentioned above amounts to illegal detention as there is no order from the competent court imposing the punishment of solitary confinement on the petitioner. section 31 of the prison act permits the under-trial prisoners to purchase or receiving from private sources food, clothing, bed materials and other necessaries. however, the respondents have refused ..... have no powers to refuse to permit the petitioner to receive the food, clothing and bed materials from private sources particularly when it is permitted under section 31 of the prison act. the special sub-jail, chingleput is full of mosquitoes and bed-bugs. there is no light within the prison cell and no proper air .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Chennai
Reported in : (1993)2MLJ598
..... exist, an inference of its continuity within a reasonably proximate time both forwards and, in appropriate cases, backwards, may be drawn under section 114, evidence act. so exs.b-8 to, b-16 do indicate that possession remained with the respondents at any rate from 1965.5. d.w ..... in it. ex.b-19 positively points out that in 1964 there was a well in existence in the suit land. so the explosives purchased as per ex.b-18 could only be for the purpose of deepening of the well. in any event there is no cross ..... wells therein from 1964 to 1977. learned counsel for the appellants pointed out that since under ex.b-18 the respondents have purchased the explosives only in 1975, they could have dug the well only in that year and so they could not have installed electric motors prior to ..... by using a .they have dug two wells therein and effected improvements. he had applied for purchase of explosives for the purpose of digging the well. ex.b-18 is the licence granted to d.w. 1 for possession of gun powder and .....
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Reported in : 1995(1)ALT(Cri)144; 1994CriLJ2670
..... brought them to r. s. mangalam police station and registered a case in crime no. 12 of 1993 for and offence under s. 5 of the indian explosives substances act and the case is said to be under investigation. during the course of interrogation, the detenus in their voluntary confessional statements, as referred to already, admitted not ..... not resulted in any problem of public order or affected public order since it was neither done publicly in the public place or was intended to affect a section of the society by disturbing their normal life and at any rate what was attempted to have been or prepared to have been done at 1.30 a. ..... and order'. 17. the learned counsel for the petitioners, while referring to the decision reported in : 1972crilj1010 (supra), has pointed out that section 3 of the west bengal (prevention of violent activities) act, presidents act 19 of 1970, is more specific in listing out the nature of activities considered to be amounting to violation of public order, unlike the .....
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Reported in : 1995CriLJ1999
..... of crime and only on his instigation deceased was done to death. besides, he was involved in crime no. 77 of 1990 which related to an offence under explosive substances act. history sheet suspect was opened against the petitioner on 19-2-1994 on the order of inspector general and intelligence and so he does not deserve an order ..... contradiction in terms, in so far as the offence or offences for which he is arrested, are concerned. after arrest, the accused must seek his remedy under section 437 or section 439 of the code, if he wants to be released on bail in respect of the offence or offences for which he is arrested. 6. the apex court ..... 1985crilj1175 was also cited in which the supreme court has held as follows (paras 5 and 6) : 'relevant considerations governing the court's decision in granting anticipatory bail under section 438 are materially different from those when an application for bail by a person who is arrested in the course of investigation as also by a person who is convicted .....
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Reported in : 1995CriLJ184; 1995(1)CTC29
..... of the respondent. so he was arrayed as accused no. 3 in flower bazaar police station crime no. 1123/94 registered under section 5, of explosive substances act, 1908 and section 25(1)(a) of arms act of 1959, sri venugopal, the investigating officer in d1 triplicane crime no. 2678/94 swears in his affidavit dated 18-8-1994 ..... that the trial court was not justified in characterising the affidavit as hear-say and therefore no evidence. so there is nothing wrong in acting on the strength of these affidavits. under section 497, the high court has cancelled bail when allegations have been made similar to those being made here and the cancellation has always ..... 1995crilj477 a bench of five judges of the supreme court had occasion to consider the scope of section 167 cr.p.c. in relation to section 20(4) of tada act. there the apex court pointed out that section 20 of the tada act prescribes the modified application of the code of criminal procedure indicated therein. one of the modifications made .....
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Reported in : [1996(73)FLR1354]
..... r. khan v. union of india (supra) the apex court on an interpretation of paras 2832 and 2830 in chapter xxviii of railway establishment manual and section 46 of the factories act held that the employees in the statutory and non-statutory recognised railway canteens are entitled to be treated as railway employees. the supreme court further held that ..... company ltd v. ramanlal chimanlal (1973-ii-llj-130) (sc) : : (1973)iillj130sc (4) n. jagga rao v. (union of india 1975 l. & i.c. 1574 (5) indian explosives ltd. v. state of uttar pradesh 1981 i llj 423 all (6) m. m. r. khan v. union of india 1990-ii clr 261 (7) chandran nair and others v ..... conditions of the canteen employees. therefore, the above decision is also distinguishable on facts. 43. in indian explosives ltd. v. state of uttar pradesh, (supra) the petitioner-company maintained a canteen as required by s. 46 of the factories act, 1948, and the canteen was run by a contractor. the workmen in the canteen raised disputes claiming bonus .....
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Reported in : (1996)131CTR(Mad)222; [1995]216ITR277(Mad)
..... . darjeeling co. ltd. 1986 tax lr 483 ; cit vs . indian press exchange ltd. : [1989]176itr331(cal) ; national & grindlays bank ltd. : [1989]180itr275(cal) ; cit vs . indian explosive ltd. : [1991]192itr144(cal) and cit vs . indian oxygen ltd. : [1990]184itr339(cal) . the bombay high court followed the aforesaid decision in kanan devan hills produce ltd.'s case; in ..... the benefit, perquisite or amenity may or may not be convertible into money. that would be immaterial. according to us, this would be the proper reading of the section.' 5. since the kerala high court has stated that the provision of law that this court considered in cit vs. g. venkataraman (1978) 111 itr 444 was ..... tribunal was right in holding that the royalty paid to the foreign collaborators relating to the export sales, was entitled to weighted deduction under s. 35b of the it act, 1961 have been referred to us for our opinion at the instance of the revenue. 2. the assessee is a public limited company and carries on business .....
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Reported in : 1997(1)CTC234
..... p. 440 c (dec. starts at 350 c). soluble in water; insoluble in alcohol. grades : c.p.; technical; reagent; f.c.c. hazards : fire and explosion risk when shocked or heated, or in contact with organic materials; strong oxidizing agent. uses : analysis (testing for amino acids, cobalt, iodine, urea); food additive (curing ..... 1994 this court held that the sales turnover of garlic is entitled to exemption as vegetable under section 17 of the tamil nadu general sales tax act, 1959 (hereinafter referred to as 'the tngst act'). since the order passed by the tribunal on this aspect is in accordance with the earlier decision ..... : commercial; c.p.; f.c.c. containers : bottles, bags, barrels, drums. hazards : dangerous fire and explosion risk when shocked or heated, or in contact with organic materials; strong oxidizing agent. uses : pyrotechnics; explosives; matches; specially fertilizer; reagent; to modify burning properties of tobacco; glass manufacture; tempering steel; curing foods; oxidizer in .....
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