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Mohd. Ali Bhatt @ Kille Vs. the State

Court : Delhi

..... four appellants before this court and acquitted a-4, a-7, a-8 and a-10 of the charges. a-1 and a-2 were convicted under sections 5 and 7 of explosive act and were sentenced to undergo 7 years imprisonment.9. two accused farooq ahmed khan a-1 and farida dar a-2 did not appeal against their conviction ..... does not involve the present appellants, in any manner; the said accused have not appealed to this court, in respect of the conviction under the explosives act; they were acquitted of the charges under section 120-b ipc; the state has not appealed against that decision.112. pw-105 acp pp singh deposed that investigation of this case was transferred to ..... had proved the complete chain of circumstances, that is to say: (1) even though a-1 and a-2 were acquitted of the charges under section 302, yet they were convicted under the explosives act. the state submits that despite this, the court should consider the evidence as a whole, despite acquittal of some accused by the trial court. as .....

United India Insurance Company Ltd. Vs. Abdul Rashid and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... not foreclose the application of the rule as a legal proposition.5. thus, considering circumstances in which the accident occurred, the negligence for the purpose of section 165 of the act was sufficiently proved. reference may also be made to the report of the supreme court in bimla devi and ors. v. himachal road transport corporation ..... the years rylands v. fletcher [ (1861-73) all er rep 1 : (1868) 3 hl 330.has been applied to a remarkable variety of things: fire, gas, explosions, electricity, oil, noxious fumes, colliery spoil, rusty wire from a decayed fence, vibrations, poisonous vegetation. he has elaborated seven defences recognised in common law against action brought ..... the accident took place because of bursting of the tyre. paras 10 to 16 of the report in kaushnuma begum are extracted hereunder:10. section 165(1) of the mv act confers power on the sate government to constitute one or more motor accidents claims tribunals by notification in the official gazette for such area as .....

Om Prakash and Others Vs. Vijay Shri Pvt. Ltd.

Court : Delhi

..... into passages from the proposed emergency exits to the road. the aforesaid requirement of constructing the emergency exits has become very pertinent more so because recently an explosion had been caused by a terrorist attack in the auditorium of the said cinema hall, while a movie was running in the cinema hall. 5. that ..... sustained at all since the rent controller has travelled far beyond his jurisdiction which he possessed at the stage of consideration of leave applications under section 25-b(5) of the act of 1958. accordingly these revision petitions are allowed and the impugned orders are set aside. the petitioners are granted leave to contest the eviction ..... the order of the rent controller whereby their applications for leave to contest the eviction petitions filed against them by their landlord, respondent herein, under section 14(1)(e) of the act of 1958 to have the possession from the shops under their tenancy in a cinema complex known as liberty cinema at new rohtak road, .....

Subhash Chander Vs. the Commissioner of Police, Police Headquarters, I ...

Court : Central Administrative Tribunal CAT Delhi

..... to understand, that anti-social maladies are mostly the result of social imbalances. it must be remembered that on the one hand, social stresses, for various reasons, explosively mount in the real worlds hard environs and the harsh remedy of heartless incarceration and ouster from society deepens the criminality. the swing of the pendulum to the ..... as voluntarily causing hurt is not known to us. what was the nature of insult heaped upon the complainant which attracted the offence punishable under section 504 ipc and what was the act which attracted the crime of criminal intimidation is also not known. but from a trinity of the three i.e. the alleged offence punishable under ..... mostly by the young and/or the inexperienced. some may even undergo a petty sentence of imprisonment of a week or ten days. we may also notice that section 302 cr.p.c. prescribes for taking note of compoundable offences at the instance of the complainant itself and there are cases where compounding can take place with .....

State (G.N.C.T.) of Delhi Vs. Saqib Rehman @ Masood and Others

Court : Delhi

..... sc no.24/2010 by which the respondents were acquitted of the charges for committing the offences punishable under sections 307/353/186/489(c)/482/120b/34 ipc, under section 25/27 arms act and under section 3/5 explosives act. 2. case of the prosecution is that in june, 2005, si ravinder kumar tyagi posted in the ..... arms and ammunitions from the possession of the accused or at their instance on flimsy reasons. the disclosure statements made by the accused were admissible under section 27 of the evidence act because pursuant to it, the police recovered substantial fake currency notes. in their disclosure statements, the accused revealed facts which were not known to ..... the commissioner of police to initiate appropriate inquiry against the four police officers; sho of police station kapasahera was directed to register fir against them under section 167 ipc. copy of the judgment was ordered to be sent to the concerned magistrate p.s.kapasahera with directions to treat the same as a complaint .....

Hawa Singh Vs. Cbi

Court : Delhi

..... that the commissioner of police has accorded previous sanction to prosecute seven persons listed therein under the provisions of the act as well as certain other provisions of the indian arms act and explosive substances act after recording his subjective satisfaction. the list of seven persons named therein does not include the name of the ..... was sufficient as well as relevant materials before the commissioner to record his subjective satisfaction about the commission of offences under the act and for according approval under sub-section (1) of section 20-a. this is borne out from the original records. therefore, it cannot be said that the sanction accorded by him ..... seeking discharge and return a finding on the issue of validity of the sanction. thereafter instead of letting the trial to conclude, this petition under section 482 crpc has been filed, invoking inherent jurisdiction of this court which though unrestricted and undefined, should be exercised in appropriate cases to do real and .....

M/S Hindustan Zinc Ltd Vesus Cce, Jaipur

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

..... mine development purpose. as per the contract, the appellant supplied inputs including capital goods such as explosives, detonators, lubricants, pipes, rods and steel plates etc. to the job contractor regarding which, the appellant availed cenvat credit amounting to rs. 52,37,757/-. the ..... also imposed the penalty of equal amount on the appellant. 2. feeling aggrieved from the said order, the appellant has preferred this appeal wherein the application under section 35f has been moved with a request to waive the condition of pre-deposit of the demand, interest and penalty. 3. originally the case was listed ..... justice ajit bharihoke: 1. the appellant is engaged in manufacture of lead and zinc concentrate classifiable under chapter 26 of the schedule to central excise tariff act, 1985. the appellants awarded contract to job contractors i.e. m/s aravali construction co. ltd. and m/s technomin construction ltd. for underground of .....

National Insurance Co. Ltd. Vs. Munesh Devi and Others

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2012(2)TNMAC125

..... differently. hence, we are disposed to adopt the rule in claims for compensation made in respect of motor accidents. 20. "no fault liability" envisaged in section 140 of the mv act is distinguishable from the rule of strict liability. in the former the compensation amount is fixed and is payable even if any one of the exceptions to the ..... the findings of the learned single judge against which the matter came up before the supreme court. the supreme court dismissed the special leave petition holding that the explosion and fire resulting in injuries and death was due to the accident arising out of the use of the motor vehicle. the findings of the supreme court are ..... burn injuries and few of them succumbed to the injuries. the victims filed the claim petitions which were dismissed by the claims tribunal on the ground that the explosion and the fire had no connection with the accident, and was altogether an independent accident. the appeal was allowed by the learned single judge of the high court .....

Mmtc of India Ltd. Vs. Interore Fertichem Resources Sa

Court : Delhi

..... or in part any obligations under this contract because of war, hostility, civil commotion, sabotage, quarantine restrictions, acts of god and acts of government (including but not restricted to prohibition of exports or import), floods, explosions, epidemics, then the date of fulfillment shall be of engagement shall be postponed during the time when such circumstances ..... continued to count towards lay time (in accordance with the provisions of the charter-party) during the period at which we have been looking in this section. interruptions to discharging 24th august to 6th october 1999 34. as we have set out in the introductory part of these reasons, discharge was again ..... 19. aggrieved by the impugned judgment dated 10.10.2007 passed by the learned single judge the appellant has filed the present appeal under section 37 of the arbitration and conciliation act, 1996. 20. in support of the present appeal, learned counsel for the appellant advanced following 2 submissions: a) it is settled .....

Deepak Khosla Vs. Montreaux Resorts Pvt Ltd and Others

Court : Delhi

..... litigation in australia and new zealand. in australia, under the high court rules of 1952, rule 16.6 deals with vexatious proceedings. in new zealand section 88b of the adjudicator act, 1908 relates to restriction of institution of vexatious actions. there is also power under the high court rules (part vii relating to speedy dismissal). in ..... should be a fair hearing. access to justice for litigants in person is an important and valuable right which should be protected. in india, because of docket explosion and other reasons, judicial process may take time. the delay itself may generate frustration with the process and a pro se litigant may dwell and get a ..... right of appearance in courts is (still) within the control and jurisdiction of courts. article 145 of the constitution gives the supreme court and section 34 of the advocates act gives to the high court power to frame rules including rules regulating the conditions on which a person (including an advocate) can practice in supreme .....