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..... non-conduct of the elections was not attributable to them and that therefore the government had continued the existing board in exercise of its power under section 121 of the act of 1959. the learned government advocate contended that the postponement was due to a pandemic which resulted in suspended animation of all activities in the ..... the statute or the provisions thereof adhere to the constitutional mandate. it is the constitutional mandate that has to be upheld. thus section 28-a(5) and section 28-b of the act of 1959 cannot be termed unconstitutional as they do not undermine the autonomous functioning of a co-operative society but on the contrary ..... within six months. thus, the petitioners would not in any way be affected. moreover, 77 the elections would be conducted by an authority constituted under section 39-aa of the act of 1959 and therefore, the apprehension of the petitioners that the administrator would hold sway over the elections, is unfounded. e) the words subject to .....
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..... non-conduct of the elections was not attributable to them and that therefore the government had continued the existing board in exercise of its power under section 121 of the act of 1959. the learned government advocate contended that the postponement was due to a pandemic which resulted in suspended animation of all activities in the ..... the statute or the provisions thereof adhere to the constitutional mandate. it is the constitutional mandate that has to be upheld. thus section 28-a(5) and section 28-b of the act of 1959 cannot be termed unconstitutional as they do not undermine the autonomous functioning of a co-operative society but on the contrary ..... within six months. thus, the petitioners would not in any way be affected. moreover, 77 the elections would be conducted by an authority constituted under section 39-aa of the act of 1959 and therefore, the apprehension of the petitioners that the administrator would hold sway over the elections, is unfounded. e) the words subject to .....
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..... non-conduct of the elections was not attributable to them and that therefore the government had continued the existing board in exercise of its power under section 121 of the act of 1959. the learned government advocate contended that the postponement was due to a pandemic which resulted in suspended animation of all activities in the ..... the statute or the provisions thereof adhere to the constitutional mandate. it is the constitutional mandate that has to be upheld. thus section 28-a(5) and section 28-b of the act of 1959 cannot be termed unconstitutional as they do not undermine the autonomous functioning of a co-operative society but on the contrary ..... within six months. thus, the petitioners would not in any way be affected. moreover, 77 the elections would be conducted by an authority constituted under section 39-aa of the act of 1959 and therefore, the apprehension of the petitioners that the administrator would hold sway over the elections, is unfounded. e) the words subject to .....
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..... to her death and during the said short period only, she had died in her husband s house and the appellants did not offer any explanation for the same under section 313 of cr.p.c. we may immediately notice that learned sessions judge has assumed that the death had taken place in the matrimonial house. the specific case of the ..... as not leave any reasonable ground for a conclusion consistent with the innocence of the accused and it must be such as to show that within all human probability the act must have been done by the accused.32. on a re-appreciation of the evidence on record, we are satisfied that there is nothing to support the conclusion arrived at ..... reality in my 14 analysis of the judicial process, they do not stand aloof on these chill and distant heights; and we shall not help the cause of truth by acting and speaking as if they do. the great tides and currents which engulf the rest of men do not turn aside in their course and pass the judges by. we .....
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..... /bt-2717 respondents (sri manvendra reddy, advocate for r2; sri rahul r. asture, advocate for r3; notice to r1 served) this miscellaneous first appeal is filed under section 173 (1) of motor vehicles act, praying to allow this appeal by modifying the judgment and award passed by the iv addl. district & sessions judge and mact no.xiii, vijayapura dated 29.11.2016 .....
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..... and not registered. the said document also cannot be looked into for collateral 68 purpose, in view of proviso to section 49 of the registration act, 1908 and section 118 of the transfer of property act, 1882.45. the first appellate court considering the possession of the appellant plaintiff over suit property having been proved, confirmed ..... rcc building is also a subject-matter of the deed of exchange. the value of rcc building exceeds rs.100/- which is not in dispute. section 118 of the tp act defines exchange as under: 118. exchange defined.- when two persons mutually transfer the ownership of one thing for the ownership of another, neither thing ..... and it does not require registration. the learned counsel further argued that the said document can be admitted in the evidence under section 49 of the registration act as transactions 11 is acted upon and admitted. the learned counsel further argued that the first appellate court is not justified in declining the relief of declaration. .....
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..... , that the renewal of a fitness certificate shall be made only after the inspecting officer or authorised testing station 19 as referred to in sub section 1 of section 56 of the act has carried out the test specified in the table given therein.18. the stipulations under the above provisions clearly substantiate the importance and necessity to ..... up in the case filed before the apex court. after detailed discussion with specific reference to the validity of necessary permit under section 66 of the act, the scope of section 149(2) of the act and various rulings rendered by the apex court at different points of time, the apex court held that the absence of valid permit ..... satisfy the award vis- -vis a third party and is entitled to recover from the insured. this is irrespective of, the policy being an act policy in terms of section 147 pertaining to compulsory coverage of risks of third parties and other classes of persons stated therein or a policy covering other risks by specific contract .....
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..... , that the renewal of a fitness certificate shall be made only after the inspecting officer or authorised testing station 19 as referred to in sub section 1 of section 56 of the act has carried out the test specified in the table given therein.18. the stipulations under the above provisions clearly substantiate the importance and necessity to ..... up in the case filed before the apex court. after detailed discussion with specific reference to the validity of necessary permit under section 66 of the act, the scope of section 149(2) of the act and various rulings rendered by the apex court at different points of time, the apex court held that the absence of valid permit ..... satisfy the award vis- -vis a third party and is entitled to recover from the insured. this is irrespective of, the policy being an act policy in terms of section 147 pertaining to compulsory coverage of risks of third parties and other classes of persons stated therein or a policy covering other risks by specific contract .....
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..... held that death occurred in the course of employment relying upon best26undertaking v. agnes, air1964sc193 at para 12: (agnes case, air p.199) 12. under section 3(1) of the act the injury must be caused to the workman by an accident arising out of and in the course of his employment. the question, when does an employment ..... he was off duty and therefore would not be entitled to compensation.26. therefore, by applying the principle of notional extension of employment and considering section 3 of the employees compensation act, where the death or bodily injuries caused arising out of and in the course of employment, the death or bodily injury of the workman cannot ..... omitting and on the next day morning he died. therefore submitted that the principle of notional extension of employment can be applied and as per section 3 of the employees compensation act, 1923, the death of the deceased can be construed as occurred arising out of and in the course of employment. further submitted that as per .....
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..... held that death occurred in the course of employment relying upon best26undertaking v. agnes, air1964sc193 at para 12: (agnes case, air p.199) 12. under section 3(1) of the act the injury must be caused to the workman by an accident arising out of and in the course of his employment. the question, when does an employment ..... he was off duty and therefore would not be entitled to compensation.26. therefore, by applying the principle of notional extension of employment and considering section 3 of the employees compensation act, where the death or bodily injuries caused arising out of and in the course of employment, the death or bodily injury of the workman cannot ..... omitting and on the next day morning he died. therefore submitted that the principle of notional extension of employment can be applied and as per section 3 of the employees compensation act, 1923, the death of the deceased can be construed as occurred arising out of and in the course of employment. further submitted that as per .....
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