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Satinder Kumar Vs. Gargi Devi

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : I(2006)DMC761; (2006)144PLR582

..... in the interest of justice to close the chapter between the parties. hence, this petition succeeds. a decree of divorce by way of mutual consent in terms of section 13-b of the act, dissolving the marriage between the parties is hereby passed. decree sheet be prepared accordingly.7. f.a.o. no. 11-m of 1998 shall also be ..... to part their matrimonial ways and for that they have prayed for dissolution of this marriage by passing a decree of divorce by mutual consent in terms of section 13-b of the act.6. the parties are fighting this matrimonial dispute since 1992 and now it appears that good sense has prevailed upon them and i am also of the ..... been moved.4. taking into consideration the entire facts and circumstances of this case, the same is allowed. the parties have also filed a joint petition under section 13-b of the act, wherein it has been stated that they are living separately from each other since october 1,1978 and could not reconcile due to their temperamental differences. further, .....

Naynaben Shantilal Pandya Vs. State of Gujarat and 2 ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (2006)3GLR2034

..... the aforesaid resolution. the respondent no. 3. i.e. nagarpalika appeared before the collector and opposed the institution of suo motu revision by the collector under section 258 of the act and also submitted its written reply. however the petitioner, who was the beneficiary of the two advance increments granted to her by the nagarpalika, was neither issued ..... through the material on record.5. the main grievance of the petitioner is that before the exercise of suo motu powers by respondent no. 2 under section 258 of the act, no notice was issued to the petitioner and neither was she given an opportunity to be heard. the benefit of two advance increments granted in her ..... the petitioner has relied upon 2000 (4) gcd 3222 (guj) (maniben navabhai and ors. v. state of gujarat and ors.). in this case also, section 258 of the gujarat municipality act, 1963 was invoked by the collector without giving an opportunity of hearing to the petitioner. the court held as under:4. in view of the above position .....

Mohammed Salim Ibrahim Qureshi and anr. Vs. State of Gujarat

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (2006)3GLR2385

..... learned special public prosecutor before the trial court mentioning, inter alia, that necessary notification issued by the competent authority under the provisions of section 37(1) of the act having been accepted by the appellants, is already exhibited and, therefore, the witnesses were not examined to prove the same and contended that ..... not been examined by the prosecution with an oblique motive, the prosecution case should be disbelieved after drawing adverse inference as provided under section 114 of the evidence act. it was asserted by the learned counsel of the appellants that late recording of police statement of witness gogaji makes it evident that ..... in the court of learned metropolitan magistrate court no. 15, ahmedabad, for commission of offences punishable under section 302 read with section 120b ipc and section 135(1) of the act. as the offence punishable under section 302 ipc is exclusively triable by a court of sessions, the case was committed to the sessions court, .....

State of West Bengal and ors. Vs. Sambhunath Chatterjee and ors.

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (2006)2CALLT482(HC)

..... writ petitioners.76. we, therefore, allow the appeals, set aside the of order impugned in the above numbered appeals. we also allow the applications under section 5 of the limitation act filed in connection with m.a.t. no. 1474 of 2002. the other application pending in connection with m.a.t. no. 1474 of 2002 ..... of arrear which is time barred would not be recoverable. the case before the supreme court in this regard arose out of an application under section 19 of the administrative tribunal act, 1985 which provides for limitation and hence the supreme court had the occasion to refer to the question of limitation which would arise for ..... /1975. it may be mentioned in this context that regarding appointment of lecturers of non-government colleges, the provisions of west bengal college teachers' security of services act, 1975 and the west bengal universities control of expenditure ordinance. 1976 came into play.14. the state government thereafter decided to extend the benefit of graded scale .....

Kavitam Co-operative Rural Bank Ltd. Vs. Presiding Officer, Labour Cou ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2006(3)ALD273; [2006(109)FLR1155]

..... questions arise for consideration, in this writ petition.7. the first question is, as to whether the second respondent answers the description of workman, under section 2(s) of the act. the labour court took into account, the nature of duties entrusted to the second respondent, as well as his emoluments, and found that he deserves ..... on the other hand, submits that the labour court recorded a specific and definite finding that the second respondent is a workman, within the meaning of section 2(s) of the act, and that no interference is called for, with the same. she submits that the petitioner did not conduct any enquiry, worth its name, before ..... that the second respondent was discharging managerial functions, and as such, he did not answer the description of workman, as defined under section 2(s) of the industrial disputes act (for short 'the act'). another contention is that the labour court did not provide any opportunity to the petitioner, to establish the guilt of the second respondent .....

idea Cellular Limited (Erstwhile Vs. Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited,

Court : SEBI Securities and Exchange Board of India or Securities Appellate Tribunal SAT

..... it is not at all clear whether the lease arrangements entered into by the petitioner with the respondents were covered under rule 434 section ix or section x of indian telegraph act. rule 434 section ix and section x deal with charges for private wires and non-exchange lines, respectively. these two terms, viz., "private wires" and "non ..... the impugned letters now being questioned by the petitioner. respondent no. 3 is a department of government of india empowered to issue license under section 4 of the indian telegraph act, 1885 and has issued license to the petitioner.2. the petitioner had requested respondent no. 1 (earlier as part of deptt. of telecom ..... 1. this petition had been filed under section 14(a)(1) read with section 14(a)(i) and other applicable provisions of telecom regulatory authority of india act, 1997. the petitioner is a company registered under the companies act, 1956 and has been issued a license by the central government to establish, maintain and operate cellular .....

Shiv Shanker Saxena Son of Late Uma Shanker Saxena Vs. the State of U. ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2006(4)AWC3719

..... principles of natural justice as also according to the procedure under order xix, civil procedure code and the evidence act both of which incorporate these general principles. even if all technicalities of the evidence act are not strictly acceptable except in so far as section 11 of the industrial disputes act, 1947 and the rules prescribed therein permit it, it is inconceivable that the tribunal can ..... according to the procedure under order xix civil procedure code and the evidence act, both of which incorporates these general principles, even if all technicalities of evidence act are not strictly acceptable except in so far as section 11 of industrial disputes act and rules prescribed therein permit it, it is inconceivable that tribunal can act on what is not evidence and documents which are produced are .....

B.K. Ningappa S/O Late Sri Kodappa and Jayanna S/O Late Sri Doddaninga ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : 2006(3)KarLJ438

..... . the manner in which, the 4th respondent has proceeded to pass the order is one without application of mind and contrary to the mandatory provisions of the panchayat raj act and rules therefore, i am of the considered view that, at any stretch of imagination, the order passed by the 4th respondent is not sustainable.5. having regard ..... first respondent after the lapse of more than 32 years is one without jurisdiction. nor he has got any such power under the mandatory provisions of the panchayat raj act and rules. when the competent civil court has given a declaration declaring that the father of the first respondent is entitled to an extent of 40 ft. x 60 ..... of legal heirs of late sri. kashi venkateshaiah in respect of the said property. the 4th respondent has got the power under the mandatory provisions of the panchayati raj act and rules, only to verify as to whether the katha registered is in accordance with law or not and he has no jurisdiction, as such, to give declaration declaring .....

State by the Inspector of Police Vs. Anandan and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2006CriLJ3234

..... approach the sessions court which passed the order of bail for cancellation for non-compliance of the order passed by it. this court has ample co-ordinate jurisdiction under section 439(2) of the code of criminal procedure. such a person cannot be permitted to enjoy the order of bail. as the liberty granted to the respondents in ..... tamper with the evidence collected or posed a threat to the witnesses on the side of investigation or attempted to flee from justice.10. in the petition filed under section 482 of the code of criminal procedure, seeking to set aside the order passed by the court concerned in order to secure the ends of justice, the high ..... the evidence collected by the state. the said plea was rejected by the learned principal sessions judge, chengalpattu.9. if a petition is filed invoking the provision under section 439(2) of the code of criminal procedure, seeking cancellation of bail, the high court or the sessions court concerned will have to see whether the accused misused .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. J. Ramamani

Court : Chennai

Reported in : [2006]286ITR616(Mad)

..... of compensation received, both under section 10(10c) and section 89(1) of the income tax act.3. the assessing officer granted exemption as envisaged under section 10(10c) of the act, but denied the exemption under section 89(1) of the act, on the ground that once exemption under section 10(10c) is allowed, section 89(1) cannot be invoked. ..... on appeal at the instance of the assessee, the commissioner of income-tax (appeals), taking the view that it is possible to interpret the sections ..... particular assessment year. there was no prohibition to the twin benefits in respect of the amount received under the voluntary retirement scheme. the relief contemplated under section 89(1) is aimed to mitigate hardship that may be caused on account of the high incidence of tax due to progressive increase in tax rates. .....