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Ravindra Singh Negi Vs. Workmen's Compensation Commissioner and Ors.

Court : Uttaranchal

Reported in : [2005(106)FLR808]; (2005)IIILLJ659UC

..... calculation of the amount of compensation the monthly wages to the extent of rs. 2,000/- only can be taken into consideration as provided under explanation-ii of section 4 of the act.11. taking into consideration 50 percent of the monthly wages i.e. rs. 1,000/- be taken into consideration. the factor of 215.28 would be ..... the enactment in preference to a construction which tends to defeat that purpose.'17. in that case in regard to the contention of proximity between the accident and the explosion that took place this court held:'this would show that as compared to the expression 'caused by', the expression 'arising out of has a wider connotation. the expression ..... paul and anr. v. vatschala uttam more, manu/sc/0402/1991 : [1991]3scr26a , this court while pronouncing on the interpretation of section 92-a of the motor vehicles act, 1939 held as follows:'section 92-a was in the nature of a beneficial legislation enacted with a view to confer the benefit of expeditious payment of a limited amount .....

Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd. Vs. Banu Begum and anr.

Court : Uttaranchal

Reported in : 2007ACJ476

..... it is also relevant to mention that it is the case of the parties that the accident had occurred while the tanker was being used for carrying the explosive and the explosion took place in the tanker when it was stationed to carry out the repair. meaning thereby the tanker was stationed while it was in use. even if the ..... of tribunal holding that there was no negligence on the part of owner or driver. the supreme court while reversing the order of the high court held that the explosion took place inside the bus and the usual police escort was not there. atmosphere during the period of accident was so polluted requiring care on the part of ..... . z.u. siddique, the learned counsel for the claimant. to appreciate the contentions of the parties, it is relevant to quote the provisions of sub-section (1) of section 165 of the motor vehicles act, 1988 which read as under:165. claims tribunals.-(1) a state government may, by notification in the official gazette, constitute one or more motor accidents .....

State of Uttaranchal Vs. Mohd. Sayed

Court : Uttaranchal

Reported in : 2006CriLJ4334

..... the police started the investigation in this matter. the prosecution has further stated that another case was registered on 30th july, 1998 under sections 121/12a/112, i.p.c. and 4/5 explosives act and 18 foreigners act, 1948 in the railway station, delhi. while making the investigation of that case, the delhi police arrested the respondent-accused. the ..... the magistrate. the case was committed to the court of sessions and the learned sessions judge framed the charges under section 4/5 explosive substances act, under section 216/34, i.p.c. and 151/34 of railway protection of property act.5. the accused denied the charges and claimed the trial.6. thereafter, the matter was listed for the ..... in session trial no. 241/03 in case crime no. 150 of 1997 whereby he convicted and sentenced the accused under sections 216/34, i.p.c. and 4/5 explosive substances act and 151/34 of railways act to the period already undergone by him in jail.2. brief facts for the disposal of this appeal are that an .....

Senior Superintendent Indian Postal Department, Dehradun and Another V ...

Court : Uttaranchal State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC Dehradun

..... factual and legal infirmity. 5. we considered the submissions raised by the learned counsel for the appellants. learned counsel for the appellants has referred to section 6 of the indian postal act, 1898, which reads as under:- sec-6 - exemption from liability for loss, misdelivery, delay or damage: the govt. shall not incur liability by reason of the loss, misdelivery or delay of ..... , the following items cannot be sent by speed post. prohibitions / restrictions: gold, silver, jewellery, currency notes, precious stones, bearer cheques, travellers cheques and any other precious and semi-precious items. explosive- flammable and inflammable, chemicals, gases compressed, liquefied or deeply refrigerated, oxidizing substances, poisonous, toxic and infectious, corrosive substances, drugs (narcotics) electronic items-television, vcrs, radios, transformers, alarm clocks etc. bulk .....

Ratan Lal Vs. State

Court : Uttaranchal

Reported in : 2003CriLJ4402

..... , j.1. this is a jail appeal. appellant was tried in the court of additional sessions judge/special judge (e.c. act), dehradun in s.t. no. 34 of 2000, stale v. ratan lal for an offence punishable under section 307 of the ipc on the allegation that on 6-12-1999 at about 11-45 p.m. near machan hotel-body ..... date as mentioned above and further that the appellant had intended to commit the murder of the said victim and thereby held him guilty of committing the offence punishable under section 307 of the ipc and sentenced him to undergo rigorous imprisonment for five years and to pay a fine of rs. 5,000,00/-.6. i have heard sri j .....

Man Mohan Alias Bhuri Vs. State of Uttaranchal

Court : Uttaranchal

Reported in : 2003CriLJ4506

..... for which the appellant had no authority to keep with him, was recovered and that since there was neither contravention of the provisions of section 50 nor of section 57 of the act, the charge levelled against the appellant-accused stands proved beyond doubt and accordingly convicted and sentenced him to undergo rigorous imprisonment for ten years ..... and fine of rs. one lac under sections 8/20 of the act.4. heard the learned amicus curiae and the learned a.g.a.5. the learned amicus curiae assailed the conclusions of the learned trial and ..... submitted that mandatory provision of section 50 of the act has not been complied with because the appellant had been searched first of all and thereafter he was informed of his right to be searched before .....

National Hydroelectric Power Corporation Ltd. Vs. Asian Techs Rani Con ...

Court : Uttaranchal

Reported in : AIR2003Utr1

..... of the newly created judgeship. the award was given by the arbitrator after creation of the said new judgeship. considering the nature of the proceedings under section 8 of the old act, the proceedings came to a logical end after the application was finally decided in terms of appointment of an arbitrator. the award was given after the ..... high court in the matter of bhopal singh v. nagendra narayan singh, (2001) 2 arbitration lr 602 are also to this effect.17. an application under section 8 of the old act was initially filed before the civil judge (s.d.) nainital for appointment of an arbitrator in pursuance of the arbitration agreement. on 3-8-1998 new ..... 2 and 3 for executing the work of construction of power channel for the tanakpur hydro electricity project. disputes arose between the parties. on an application under section 8 of the old act the learned civil judge (s.d.), nainital on 22-7-1995 appointed justice awadh behari rohtagi, a retired judge of the delhi high court as the .....

Anokhe Lal Vs. State of Uttaranchal

Court : Uttaranchal

Reported in : 2003CriLJ2602

..... the most it could be a case of assault or use of criminal force with intention to outrage the modesty of the girl punishable under section 354 of the i.p.c. was rejected. 5a. heard sri sanjeev kumar shah, amicus curiae and the additional government advocate and have ..... the police station and filed written report, ext.ka. 1, the same day at 10.00 p.m. a case was accordingly registered under section 376/511 of the i.p.c. the investigation of the case was taken up by s.i. bhupal singh who sent the girl ..... behara v. state of orissa, 1996 cri lj 346, have no bearing on the facts of the instant case. in the reported cases acts of the accused were found falling short of the actual attempt to commit the offence of rape because the victim was caught hold of and ..... , j.1. appellant anokhe lal was convicted and sentenced to r.i. for three years and seven years under sections 363 and 376 read with section 511 of the i.p.c. respectively per judgment and order dated 14-5-1999 passed by v additional sessions .....

Km. Neetika Gupta Vs. the Director of Medical Education and ors.

Court : Uttaranchal

Reported in : AIR2004Utr7; 2004(1)AWC915(UHC)

..... 1991 sc 356), wherein the supreme court was considering sub-clause (b) of clause 4 of the notification dated august 19, 1983 issued under section 26(5) of the u.p. state universities act, 1974 for the purposes of bona fide residence issued by the state of u.p. for the purposes of admission in the m.b.b. ..... issued by the existing state of uttar pradesh prior to the enforcement of u.p. reorganisation act, 2000 and was in force by virtue of section 86 of the said act within the meaning of law defined in section 2(f) of u.p. reorganisation act, 2000. after issuance of government order dated 20-11-2001 and publication of brochure, the ..... .2. the facts and circumstances under which the impugned order cancelling the admission of the petitioner was passed are that under the xth schedule to u. p. reorganisation act, 2000, 55 seats were allotted for admission in various medical colleges of uttar pradesh to the residents of uttaranchal. the bundelkhund university. jhansi was entrusted to conduct the .....

Govind Ram Vs. State of Uttaranchal

Court : Uttaranchal

Reported in : 2003CriLJ4189

..... . perusal of the statement under section 313 of the code of the appellant reveal that all the circumstances as have emanated in the case were put to him which gave him opportunity to put forward any ..... 1972 sc 535 : (1972 cri lj 322) to bring home his point of view that the circumstances relied upon against the appellant were not put in the statement under section 313 of code of criminal procedure (hereinafter for short 'code') and therefore these circumstances could not have been used against the appellant to form any opinion abut his guilt ..... and this attitude had forced the occupants including these witnesses to leave the room out of fear. both these witnesses tried to show that the appellant had started acting in such a manner as he had seized by evil spirit as a result of the jagar ritual being held in their house, but it is of significance .....