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    [0] =>  ..... , the assistant superintendent of police of thalassery registered crime no.353 of 1994 of kuthuparamba police station under sections 143, 147, 148, 332, 353, 324 and 307 read with section 149 of ipc., sections 3(2) (e) of the pdpp act and sections 3 and 5 of the explosive substances act against the eight named and many other unidentifiable persons belonging to cpi (m) including the 69 president .....  of dyfi. in regard to the occurrence in the vicinity of the police station, the superintendent of police registered crime no.354 of 1994 of kuthuparamba police station under sections 143, 147, 148, 427 ..... 
    [1] =>  ..... , the assistant superintendent of police of thalassery registered crime no. 353 of 1994 of kuthuparamba police station under sections 143, 147, 148, 332, 353, 324 and 307 read with section 149 of ipc., sections 3(2) (e) of the pdpp act and sections 3 and 5 of the explosive substances act against the eight named and many other unidentifiable persons belonging to cpi (m) including the president of .....  dyfi. in regard to the occurrence in the vicinity of the police station, the superintendent of police registered crime no. 354 of 1994 of kuthuparamba police station under sections ..... 
    [2] =>  ..... the government of india and thereby had committed offences punishable under section 25 of the indian arms act and sections 4 and 5 of the es act (though incorrectly indicated in the judgment as explosives rules, 1908 ) and section 9b of the explosives act, 1884. in answering the above points in the affirmative, the  ..... reasoning of the trial court commencing at paragraph-8 of the judgment, refers to admitted facts, which the accused is said to have admitted while making his statement under section .....  them waging war against the government of india and thereby committed an offence punishable under section 25 of indian arms act and section 4 and 5 of explosive rules 1908 and section 9(b) of act 1884? 4. that the accused being the member of prohibited terrorist organisation took part in  ..... 
    [3] =>  ..... , in fact, given effect to the constitutional right by providing in section 8 of the act that the detenu shall have the right of making a representation to the appropriate government. 11. he also relies upon the apex court judgment in the case .....  right. it will be seen that right to represent has been given not only by article 22(5) of the constitution but also by section 8 of the act. the right provided under the act has, therefore, to be treated as an extension of the constitutional right already available to a detenu under article 22 (5). the legislature has ..... we cannot hold that even before the government s approval of the order of the detaining authority, the detaining authority does not possess the power under section 21 of the general clauses act, 1899. there is nothing wrong in giving the right to make a representation to the detaining authority, so long as the order of detention is  ..... 
    [4] =>  ..... v. kusuma and another (2012 air scw266, the hon ble apex court has explained the scope of the expression of just compensation to be awarded under section 168, motor vehicles act. it is held that the word just connotes something which is equitable, fair and reasonable. the discretion of the court is to be coupled with rationally ..... . admittedly claimant has not filed any appeal or cross-objections on the ground that the amount of compensation so awarded is grossly inadequate or insufficient. section 166, motor vehicles act mandates that the tribunal is expected to award just and reasonable compensation. what is just compensation is dependent on the facts and circumstances of each case .....  mact, gulbarga, has challenged the judgment and award passed on 10.1.2012.2. several grounds have been raised in the present appeal filed under section 173(1), motor vehicles act, 1988. respondent herein herein is the claimant in the said case. he was injured in a road accident that took place on 19.2.2010  ..... 
    [5] =>  ..... be dispossessed by the transferor provided the agreement of sale is in writing. it is further held in the said decision as under: transfer of property act, 1882 (central act no.4 of 1882) section 53-a. whether the defence available to the transferee under agreement to sell under doctrine of part performance" is lost in case where the suit for .....  the extinction of the statutory remedy by some reason or the other, does not lead to the extinction of a right created by a legislature by incorporating section 53-a in the act. admittedly in the present case, both the documents, i.e. exs.p1 and p2 have been proved and the factum of handing over possession of the ..... of three judges in the case of ahmadsahab abdul mulla (dead bypropqsed l.rs.) .v. bibijan and others ([2009] 5 scc 462) has discussed the provision of section 54 of the limitation act at length. what is held in the said decision is that 'the expression 'date fixed for performance' is crystalized notion. when a date is fixed, it means ..... 
    [6] =>  ..... be dispossessed by the transferor provided the agreement of sale is in writing. it is further held in the said decision as under: transfer of property act, 1882 (central act no.4 of 1882) section 53-a. whether the transferee under agreement to sell under doctrine of part performance is lost in case where the suit for specific performance of the .....  the extinction of the statutory remedy by some reason or the other, does not lead to the extinction of a right created by a legislature by incorporating section 53-a in the act. admittedly in the present case, both the documents, i.e. exs.p1 and p2 have been proved and the factum of handing over possession of the .....  of three judges in the case of ahmadsahab abdul mulla (dead byproposed l.rs.) .v. bibijan and others ([2009]. 5 scc462 has discussed the provision of section 54 of the limitation act at length. what is held in the said decision is that the expression date fixed for performance is crystalized notion. when a date is fixed, it means there ..... 
    [7] =>  .....  witness was confronted with those statement in case it made a statement contrary to those admissions. the purpose of contradicting the witness 37 under section 145 of the evidence act is very much is substantive evidence of the fact admitted while a previous statement used to contradict a witness does not become substantive evidence and ..... paragraph 27 that admissions, if true and pleaded, are by far the best proof of facts admitted. admissions in pleadings or judicial admissions admissible under section 58 of the evidence act made by parties or agents at or before hearing of the case, stand on a higher footing than evidentiary admissions. the former class of admissions ..... bishwanath prasad .v. dwarka prasad (air1974sc170, he has argued that admission made by a party is substantive evidence if it fulfils the requirement of section 20 of the evidence act. it is further held in the said decision that a statement made earlier cannot be invoked to disbelieve evidence on the strength of a prior  ..... 
    [8] =>  ..... investigation by a police officer not being below the rank of inspector, in which case such police officer shall have the powers referred to in sub-section (3) of section 155. this provision abundantly makes it clear that the protection arm given to the accused persons to the effect that the central government or the state  .....  starts with a non-abstante clause that - no court shall take cognizance of,- (a) any offence punishable under chapter vi or under section 153(a), [section 295(a) or sub-section (1) of section (505) of ipc except with the previous sanction of the central government or of the state government or of the district magistrate. 10  .....  promoting enmity between different groups of people and involving deliberate acts outraging the religious feelings of any class and as pointed out by the learned advocate general, section 196(1) provides that, no court shall take 7 cognizance of any offences under section 153-a or section 295-a of ipc without the previous sanction of the central ..... 
    [9] =>  .....  by a police officer not being below the rank of inspector, in which case such police officer shall have the powers referred to in sub-section (3) of section 155. this provision abundantly makes it clear that the protection arm given to the accused persons to the effect that the central government or the state ..... that, on 24.11.2001, there was a publication in hindu - english daily newspaper, in which a cartoon carried an illustration titled popcorn in its supplement section called young world . the said illustration was published depicting the virtues of one mohammed hurting the sentiments of the muslim brethren and prayed for taking action against  .....  promoting enmity between different groups of people and involving deliberate acts outraging the religious feelings of any class and as pointed out by the learned advocate general, section 196(1) provides that, no court shall take cognizance of any offences under section 153-a or section 295-a of ipc without the previous sanction of the central ..... 
    [10] =>  ..... his mind in that regard. the words employed therein raises doubt as to whether registrar has exercised his power for the purpose of satisfaction under sub-section 2 of section 10 of the act or not? since the district registrar has not discharged his statutory duty and amendment to the bye-laws have not been accepted and adopted as  .....  the registrar has to verify and assign reasons in his order as to whether he had been satisfied with the formalities and requirements provided under sub-section (1) of section 10 of the act and the same has been complied by the third respondent-society. resolution was passed on 30th march 1981 in principle, the approval has been accorded  .....  and what was the total number of members present in the meeting and the presence of proxy members for the said purpose. proviso to sub-section (2) of section 10 of the act further provides that the resolution passed has to be forwarded within thirty days to the registrar and the bye-laws are to be accepted on satisfaction ..... 
    [11] =>  ..... this regard. 10. the existence of any official work for demand of bribe is not a sine-quo-non to attract the provisions of section 7 and 13 (1) (d) of the prevention of corruption act of section 7, if it is red with explanation, it gives an indication that even a public servant accepts or agrees to accept any gratification other .....  surveyors are not paid fees by the state government, but are paid fees by the persons on whose request the survey sketch is prepared under sections 128 and 131 of the karnataka land revenue act. it is also held that any person who holds an office by virtue of which he is authorized or required to perform any public duty, .....  ereshi vs state of karnataka, reported in ilr 2012 kar 1552, wherein this court has held that; licensed surveyor does fall within the ambit of section 2(c) (i) of the prevention of corruption act, 1988. any person in the service or pay of the government or remunerated by the government by fees or commission for the performance of public duty ..... 
    [12] =>  .....  its liability merely for technical breach of conditions concerning driving licence. we have construed and determined the scope of sub-clause (ii) of sub-section (2) of section 149 of the act. minor breaches of licence conditions, such as want of medical fitness certificate, requirement about age of the driver and the like not found to  ..... liable to indemnify the owner. she contends that the tribunal was justified in imposing liability on the appellant/owner. (6) perusal of the provisions of the act, particularly section 2(21) is relevant for the purpose to find out as to whether the person holding a licence to drive non-transport vehicle has the authority to .....  vehicle, the unladen weight of which does not exceed 7,500 kgs., though, it excludes the other vehicles referred to in section 2(21) of the act. the provisions of section 54 of motor vehicles act were amended in 1994. so under the aforesaid amendment, medium goods vehicle, medium passenger motor vehicle, heavy goods vehicle and heavy ..... 
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