Court : Delhi
Reported in : AIR1978Delhi17
..... portions of this letter read as under:-'pending further investigation of srinivaspuri p.s. case no. 26 dated january 26, 1977 u/ss. 3 & 9 of the official secrets act read with section 120-b ipc, the following persons involved in this case may be detained under misa:- (i) ...... ...... ...... (ii) ...... ...... ...... (iii) r. p. varshney, ..... the petitioner that as his appointment in the delhi polytechnic was temporary, he retained his lien as a quasi-permanent assistant foreman in the inspectorate of explosives, indian air force, khamaria. during the time that the petitioner was in the employment of delhi polytechnic, he states, he had nothing to do ..... government of india for attachment with the inspectorate of armaments, ministry of supply, united kingdom, for undergoing training in metallurgy development of air-force and explosive armament stores. in 1958 the petitioner applied to the indian air force for permission to seek employment elsewhere to better his prospects. this permission was .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : AIR1978Delhi286; ILR1978Delhi368; 1978RLR378
..... of a boarding and lodging house on the material on record by the landlord himself, the aforesaid ground envisaged by clause (k) to proviso to sub-section (1) of section 14 of the act was not available for the eviction of the tenant. on appeal, the rent control tribunal, by the order in appeal, reversed the order of the ..... . talked of in terms not only of a modest house, a one room tenement but even plural residence in one room itself. on account of the population explosion, rapid industrial development and the consequent pressure on urban land, community living in multi-storeyed apartments and in single-room tenements as well as plural residence in one ..... roller on remand were not stayed, an order of eviction has since been passed by the additional rent controller after purported compliance with the requirement of sub-section (ii) of section 14 and the final order of eviction now forms subject matter of an appeal before the rent control tribunal. (3) the first contention that the counsel .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : 16(1979)DLT266; ILR1979Delhi601; 1979RLR497
..... than a development area with the approval or sanction of the local authority did not preclude the central government from acquiring the land for planned development under the act. section 12 is concerned only with the planned development. if has nothing to do with acquisition of property; acquisition generally precedes development. for planned development in an ..... till 1981 but the rats of growth of the metropolitan area of delhi has been rapid beyond imagination. from the note put up to l.g. in the proceedings for issue of a declaration under section 6 of the 1894 act, it is seen that in the area ..... section 9. (55) the above analysis of the 1957 act shows that there is no reason to limit concept of 'planned development' to the development as envisaged in the master plan that was drawn up in 1962. it is no doubt true that when it was prepared in 1962 the master plan was expected to meet the situation of population and colony explosions .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : ILR1979Delhi387
..... too obvious to call for any further enquiry or hearing. if any authority is required for this proposition, then one is readily available in the banking companies act, 1949, sec. 38, provides that if the reserve bank applies for the winding up of a bank, the high court shall order the winding up. there was no ..... closed down in 1966 and 1968. in may 1969, government passed an order appointing a committee for investigation into the affairs of the company under section 15 of the act. the company was throughout associated with the course of investigation and availed of all possible opportunities to represent its point of view before the investigating committee ..... itself the justification for the procedure open under the act and taken in this case'. no doubt the confined joseph kuruvilla to the special circumstances of the credit organisation and the very special position of the reserve bank. but then sec. 18aa deals with more sensitive and explosive situation and the power is to be exercised by .....
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Reported in : 1981CriLJ1120; 20(1981)DLT345
..... persons entitled to the possession thereof.'from the above, it is clear that the sub-divisional magistrate was of the view that l he situation has become explosive and if an order under section 145 is not made things may go worse. to my mind, in the situation of the case, the sub-divisional magistrate was justified in making ..... 6th january, 1981 passed by the sub-divisional magistrate under sections 145(i) and 146(i) is a composite order and such an order under ..... be the managing members of the society. the question as to which of the parties is competent to act on behalf of the society is incidental to the first dispute. in my view the sub-divisional magistrate was competent to act under section 145 and 146 the code of criminal procedure. (14) mr. bhalla next contended that the order dated .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : 1982CriLJ41; 20(1981)DLT354
..... 1944 lah 339 : (1945) 46 cri lj 1. it was observed, with reference to the provisions of section 19(1) of the arms act, 1878 and section 5 of the explosive substances act, that where the possession or control of fire arm or explosive substance has been made an offence, the words 'possession and control' must mean conscious possession and actual control; ..... show that there was reason to believe that the accused was aware of the existence of the article. but the present case is governed by sections 57 and 58 of the act. section 57 makes a provision that where it is established that a person is in possession, custody or control of trophy or uncured trophy etc., it ..... be used against the accused. they are mere admissions of hear-say facts and even if they are treated as confessions, they were hit by section 24 of the evidence act having been made to the persons in authority and cannot be read against the accused. moreover, the alleged confessions consist of exculpatory and inculpatory parts and .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : 20(1981)DLT67; 1981RLR576
..... persons entitled to the possession thereof.'from the above, it is clear that the sub-divisional magistrate was of the view that l he situation has become explosive and if an order under section 145 is not made things may go worse. to my mind, in the situation of the case, the sub-divisional magistrate was justified in making ..... 6th january, 1981 passed by the sub-divisional magistrate under sections 145(i) and 146(i) is a composite order and such an order under ..... be the managing members of the society. the question as to which of the parties is competent to act on behalf of the society is incidental to the first dispute. in my view the sub-divisional magistrate was competent to act under section 145 and 146 the code of criminal procedure. (14) mr. bhalla next contended that the order dated .....
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Reported in : (1982)27CTR(Del)56; [1982]137ITR894(Delhi)
..... it is not necessary to elaborate on the case-law as to the circumstances in which a rectification is permitted under s. 154 of the act. it is well settled that this section can be invoked only to correct what are clear and patent mistakes apparent from the record. it is, of course, not necessary that the ..... of 1934).the learned counsel for the respondent strongly relied upon the terms of the above definitions. he contended that all these statutory provisions and the passage from the explosives manual show that the word 'petroleum' itself has a very wide connotation in commercial and technical circles and that 'ethyl alcohol' can legitimately be included within this ..... it is a mixture of hydrocarbons. in this view and in the light of the earlier discussion relating to definition in allied statues and the comments in the explosives manual, there is nothing strange or even incorrect in describing ethyl alcohol as a mineral oil. we are not expressing this opinion conclusively, for, in the context .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : 1983(1)Crimes248; 1983(4)DRJ224; 1983RLR65
..... is the subject of controversy in this case. the relevant portion reads :''132(1) no prosecution against any person for any act purporting to be done under section 129, section 130 or section 131 shall be instituted in any criminal court except:-- (a) with the sanction of the central government where such person is an officer or member of ..... in excess of or contrary to its provisions is done pursuant to or under the act so long there is a legitimate link between the offending act and the official role.52. there is no dispute that the 'foreigners' issue had created an explosive law and order problem. the atmosphere in assam was tense. the situation required ..... delicate handling. the acts of the petitioner and respondents 3 and 5 were connected with this duty. they were inter-related no malafides has been alleged, .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : 1983(4)DRJ379; 1983RLR285
..... competent authority, in the last 25 years. there is a phenomenal increase of population in delhi in the last 25 years. by same token there is an explosion of population in slum areas. the commercial establishments have increased and prospered beyond imagination. most of the wholesale business and trade is carried out in the said ..... habitation. in jyoti prasad v. administrator union territory of delhi : [1962]2scr125 the supreme court has held that the object of the act was orderly elimination of slums. section 19 of the act gives protection to the tenants staying in the slum areas. the tenant cannot be evicted without the permission of the competent authority. in the ..... of the writ petition within a period of four months from today.'2. the landlord filed a petition for permission under section 19 of the slum act on 10.11.1976. section 19(4a) of the act lays down that in granting or refusing to grant the permission the court shall consider whether alternative accommodation within the means .....
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