Array ( [0] => ..... dependents. 28. so far as selection of an appropriate multiplier is concerned, the tribunal is assisted by the ready reckoner provided in second schedule to section 163-a of the act. the age of the deceased was 43 years at the time of his death as disclosed in the claim petition and in the post-mortem ..... not, what should be just compensation to the claimants, for the death of devinder nagpal and 100% disablement caused to kewal nagpal, in terms of section 168 of the motor vehicles act, 1988? 21. before proceeding further, it needs to be recorded that the learned counsel appearing for the appellants-insurance company, did not dispute the ..... words, both the firms have virtually collapsed and the surviving partners are hardly eking out their livelihood. the deceased devinder nagpal was looking after the export sale section and the petitioner kewal nagpal was incharge of purchase wing of both the firms and the business flourished because of the business skills of both these partners. whatever ..... [1] => ..... committed is not defined in the tender documents yet when read in conjunction with the other expression works in progress, appearing in clause (c ) of section 2 of the standard bidding document, it becomes explicit that the expression contractually committed pertains to those works which the bidder had undertaken to do for ..... in terms of the standard bidding document, unless the respondents would know its assessed available bid capacity applying the formula appearing in clause 4.6 of section 2 of the standard bidding document, which requirement, is a necessary condition contemplated by the standard bidding document, which a bidder desirous of seeking consideration ..... mr. pranav kohli, submitted that the petitioner had submitted all requisite documents on the basis whereof its bidding capacity could be determined; but the respondents acted illegally in rejecting its technical bids on the ground that it had failed to submit requisite documents regarding its on-going commitments, when, as a ..... [2] => ..... whatsoever against the corporation for non-issue of the construction materials for preliminary, enabling and ancillary works as mentioned in clause 23.6(a), which includes the explosives and the decision of the engineer-in-charge in respect of clause 23.6(a) & (b) is final, conclusive and binding on the contractor. ..... , invoking clause 55 of the contract agreement. responding to the petitioners notice seeking arbitration, the corporation stated that there was irregularity in supplying the explosives for some early period of the contract but the petitioner was suitably compensated when he was paid idling charges by the corporation. the delayed progress ..... by him, by arbitration, was, however, denied. the petitioner has, therefore, approached this court seeking appointment of an arbitrator invoking section 11 of the jammu and kashmir arbitration and conciliation act, 1997. 5. the corporations response to the petition, inter alia, indicates that the dispute raised by the petitioner was not ..... [3] => ..... and except following the procedure for ejectment provided under the statute especially when respondent no.6 never proceeded for the resumption of the disputed land under section 49 of the tenancy act, which prescribes for ejectment in case of resumption for personal cultivation, by landlord, does not hold water in the given fact situation.40. it ..... such landincluding the other land in his personal cultivation does not exceed the size of the holding specified for a landlord in clause (a) of section 45 of the act;provided also that the right of protected tenancy shall not accrue to a tenant admitted by a protected tenant;provided further that a tenant admitted after ..... not answer the question raised as to whether once a property was not notified as an evacuees property in terms of section 6 of the evacuees property act, no application under section 8 of the said act could be entertained by the evacuees property authority. it is also argued that where there is specific direction given by division ..... [4] => ..... had taken place more than 11 years ago, it would be appropriate for this court to determine the compensation payable to the claimant, itself, in terms of section 168 of the motor vehicles act rather than directing the remand of the case.5. the deceased was 26 years of age at the time of his death and was a driver by profession ..... [5] => ..... to interfere with the decision of fci regarding allotment of transport contract to the private respondents under article 226 of the constitution of india read with section 103 of the constitution of jammu and kashmir on contractual matter and the writ petition was liable to be dismissed.24. after hearing learned counsel ..... to be exercised keeping in view the public interest involved in such selection. ultimately, the extent of judicial review to see whether the administrative authority has acted fairly shall vary from case to case. nonetheless, for an administrative authority exercising its administrative function, certain measure of free play in the joints is ..... or abused its power or committed any error of law.56. law pertaining to award of a contract by the state, its undertakings, corporations and bodies acting as instrumentalities and agencies of the government has been already settled. in granting contract the state, its undertakings, corporations, instru- mentalities and agencies are ..... [6] => ..... writ court, having considered the entire aspect, came to the finding that the impugned removal order of the respondent was not provided under section 11 (i) of the act, as section 11 (1)(e) of the act does not prescribe removal from service, and, accordingly, the writ petition was allowed with the direction that the respondent should be reinstated ..... of law.7. assailing the impugned judgment and order, mr. chandel, learned cgsc, has contended that removal of the respondent was not ordered under section 11 (1) of the act, which was relied upon by the writ court but the respondent was removed from service only under rule 27 of the rules, which provides for dismissal ..... the inquiry officer found him guilty of misconduct and indiscipline, as a member of the force. accordingly, he was removed from service in terms of section 11 (1) of the act read with rule 27 of the rules.3. assailing this removal order, the respondent as the writ petitioner initiated the instant writ proceedings before the ..... [7] => ..... and, in the second place that he should have been induced to do so fraudulently or dishonestly. where the property is fraudulently or dishonestly obtained, section 415 would bring the said act within the ambit of cheating provided the property is to be obtained by deception. applying the facts of the present case, it would be seen ..... important to note the offence for which the present petitioner is charged with along with other accused persons which are under section 5(1)(d) of the prevention of corruption act and section 420, 120-b and 201 rpc. section 5(1)(d) indicates as under:-5. criminal misconduct.(1) a public servant is said to commit the offence ..... ;provided that, no agreement except an agreement to commit an offence shall amount to a criminal conspiracy unless some act besides the agreement is done by one or more parties to such agreement in pursuance thereof.section 201 rpc reads:-whoever, knowing or having reasons to believe that an offence has been committed, causes any evidence ..... [8] => ..... & catering technology, applied arts & crafts and such other programs and areas as are notified by the council from time to time.5. requirement:under section 10(o) of aicte act, it shall be the duty of the council to take all such steps as it may think fit for ensuring coordinated and integrated development of technical and ..... . these paragraphs reads thus:no. f. 37-3/legal/2007: in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 23 read with section 10(b), (o) & (v) of the all india council for technical education act, 1987 (52 of 1987), following regulations are hereby notified by the council:(1) short title and commencement:(a) ..... engineering, eligible to have lateral entry in the second year of the degree course of engineering. one of such notifications issued under section 23 (1) of the all india council for technical education act, 1987 and published in government gazette notification dated july 11, 1992, refers to the guidelines for lateral admission of the diploma ..... [9] => ..... of the conspiracy so hatched, to have brought the ammunition from across the border for subversive activities. after usual investigation charge sheet alleging commission of offence punishable under section 3 pss act, 120-b, 121, 122, 153-b rpc was presented in the court of sessions judgment jammu. the accused no. 3 and 4 (respondents) were found ..... case before learned trial court was that the accused 1 and 2 were found roaming near the border and that on being questioned were found to have concealed the explosives near the border. the prosecution expected to draw support from the testimony of sh. a.k. pandey cited as pw1 in the charge sheet to whom according ..... border observation post 15 and chowani. the search operation is said to have lead to recovery of improvised explosive devices weighing 1.5.kilogram and 1. kilogram and four time pencils. the explosives allegedly were brought by the accused 1 and 2 (respondents 1 and 2) from across border and concealed to be used on this side of ..... ) Explosives Act 1884 Section 4 Definitions - Sortby Recent - Court Jammu and Kashmir - Page 7 - Judgments | SooperKanoon Skip to content


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Jul 21 2011 (HC)

National Insurance Co. and ors. Vs. Smt. Gita Nagpal and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... dependents. 28. so far as selection of an appropriate multiplier is concerned, the tribunal is assisted by the ready reckoner provided in second schedule to section 163-a of the act. the age of the deceased was 43 years at the time of his death as disclosed in the claim petition and in the post-mortem ..... not, what should be just compensation to the claimants, for the death of devinder nagpal and 100% disablement caused to kewal nagpal, in terms of section 168 of the motor vehicles act, 1988? 21. before proceeding further, it needs to be recorded that the learned counsel appearing for the appellants-insurance company, did not dispute the ..... words, both the firms have virtually collapsed and the surviving partners are hardly eking out their livelihood. the deceased devinder nagpal was looking after the export sale section and the petitioner kewal nagpal was incharge of purchase wing of both the firms and the business flourished because of the business skills of both these partners. whatever .....

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Jul 06 2011 (HC)

National India Construction Company Vs. State of Jandk and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... committed is not defined in the tender documents yet when read in conjunction with the other expression works in progress, appearing in clause (c ) of section 2 of the standard bidding document, it becomes explicit that the expression contractually committed pertains to those works which the bidder had undertaken to do for ..... in terms of the standard bidding document, unless the respondents would know its assessed available bid capacity applying the formula appearing in clause 4.6 of section 2 of the standard bidding document, which requirement, is a necessary condition contemplated by the standard bidding document, which a bidder desirous of seeking consideration ..... mr. pranav kohli, submitted that the petitioner had submitted all requisite documents on the basis whereof its bidding capacity could be determined; but the respondents acted illegally in rejecting its technical bids on the ground that it had failed to submit requisite documents regarding its on-going commitments, when, as a .....

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May 27 2011 (HC)

Shiv Lal Vs. National Hydroelectric Power

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... whatsoever against the corporation for non-issue of the construction materials for preliminary, enabling and ancillary works as mentioned in clause 23.6(a), which includes the explosives and the decision of the engineer-in-charge in respect of clause 23.6(a) & (b) is final, conclusive and binding on the contractor. ..... , invoking clause 55 of the contract agreement. responding to the petitioners notice seeking arbitration, the corporation stated that there was irregularity in supplying the explosives for some early period of the contract but the petitioner was suitably compensated when he was paid idling charges by the corporation. the delayed progress ..... by him, by arbitration, was, however, denied. the petitioner has, therefore, approached this court seeking appointment of an arbitrator invoking section 11 of the jammu and kashmir arbitration and conciliation act, 1997. 5. the corporations response to the petition, inter alia, indicates that the dispute raised by the petitioner was not .....

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Feb 10 2011 (HC)

Onkar Singh and ors. Vs. State of Jandk, and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... and except following the procedure for ejectment provided under the statute especially when respondent no.6 never proceeded for the resumption of the disputed land under section 49 of the tenancy act, which prescribes for ejectment in case of resumption for personal cultivation, by landlord, does not hold water in the given fact situation.40. it ..... such landincluding the other land in his personal cultivation does not exceed the size of the holding specified for a landlord in clause (a) of section 45 of the act;provided also that the right of protected tenancy shall not accrue to a tenant admitted by a protected tenant;provided further that a tenant admitted after ..... not answer the question raised as to whether once a property was not notified as an evacuees property in terms of section 6 of the evacuees property act, no application under section 8 of the said act could be entertained by the evacuees property authority. it is also argued that where there is specific direction given by division .....

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Dec 30 2010 (HC)

United India Insurance Company Ltd. Vs. Krishna Devi and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... had taken place more than 11 years ago, it would be appropriate for this court to determine the compensation payable to the claimant, itself, in terms of section 168 of the motor vehicles act rather than directing the remand of the case.5. the deceased was 26 years of age at the time of his death and was a driver by profession .....

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Dec 10 2010 (HC)

M/S Shivam Enterprises. Vs. Food Corp. of India and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... to interfere with the decision of fci regarding allotment of transport contract to the private respondents under article 226 of the constitution of india read with section 103 of the constitution of jammu and kashmir on contractual matter and the writ petition was liable to be dismissed.24. after hearing learned counsel ..... to be exercised keeping in view the public interest involved in such selection. ultimately, the extent of judicial review to see whether the administrative authority has acted fairly shall vary from case to case. nonetheless, for an administrative authority exercising its administrative function, certain measure of free play in the joints is ..... or abused its power or committed any error of law.56. law pertaining to award of a contract by the state, its undertakings, corporations and bodies acting as instrumentalities and agencies of the government has been already settled. in granting contract the state, its undertakings, corporations, instru- mentalities and agencies are .....

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Nov 10 2010 (HC)

Union of IndiA. Vs. Manoj Singh.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... writ court, having considered the entire aspect, came to the finding that the impugned removal order of the respondent was not provided under section 11 (i) of the act, as section 11 (1)(e) of the act does not prescribe removal from service, and, accordingly, the writ petition was allowed with the direction that the respondent should be reinstated ..... of law.7. assailing the impugned judgment and order, mr. chandel, learned cgsc, has contended that removal of the respondent was not ordered under section 11 (1) of the act, which was relied upon by the writ court but the respondent was removed from service only under rule 27 of the rules, which provides for dismissal ..... the inquiry officer found him guilty of misconduct and indiscipline, as a member of the force. accordingly, he was removed from service in terms of section 11 (1) of the act read with rule 27 of the rules.3. assailing this removal order, the respondent as the writ petitioner initiated the instant writ proceedings before the .....

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Nov 04 2010 (HC)

Ravish Trehan. Vs. State of Jandk, and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... and, in the second place that he should have been induced to do so fraudulently or dishonestly. where the property is fraudulently or dishonestly obtained, section 415 would bring the said act within the ambit of cheating provided the property is to be obtained by deception. applying the facts of the present case, it would be seen ..... important to note the offence for which the present petitioner is charged with along with other accused persons which are under section 5(1)(d) of the prevention of corruption act and section 420, 120-b and 201 rpc. section 5(1)(d) indicates as under:-5. criminal misconduct.(1) a public servant is said to commit the offence ..... ;provided that, no agreement except an agreement to commit an offence shall amount to a criminal conspiracy unless some act besides the agreement is done by one or more parties to such agreement in pursuance thereof.section 201 rpc reads:-whoever, knowing or having reasons to believe that an offence has been committed, causes any evidence .....

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May 20 2010 (HC)

Ajay Kumar Uttam Vs. State of Jand K and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... & catering technology, applied arts & crafts and such other programs and areas as are notified by the council from time to time.5. requirement:under section 10(o) of aicte act, it shall be the duty of the council to take all such steps as it may think fit for ensuring coordinated and integrated development of technical and ..... . these paragraphs reads thus:no. f. 37-3/legal/2007: in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 23 read with section 10(b), (o) & (v) of the all india council for technical education act, 1987 (52 of 1987), following regulations are hereby notified by the council:(1) short title and commencement:(a) ..... engineering, eligible to have lateral entry in the second year of the degree course of engineering. one of such notifications issued under section 23 (1) of the all india council for technical education act, 1987 and published in government gazette notification dated july 11, 1992, refers to the guidelines for lateral admission of the diploma .....

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Apr 30 2010 (HC)

State of Jammu and Kashmir Vs. Balkar Singh and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... of the conspiracy so hatched, to have brought the ammunition from across the border for subversive activities. after usual investigation charge sheet alleging commission of offence punishable under section 3 pss act, 120-b, 121, 122, 153-b rpc was presented in the court of sessions judgment jammu. the accused no. 3 and 4 (respondents) were found ..... case before learned trial court was that the accused 1 and 2 were found roaming near the border and that on being questioned were found to have concealed the explosives near the border. the prosecution expected to draw support from the testimony of sh. a.k. pandey cited as pw1 in the charge sheet to whom according ..... border observation post 15 and chowani. the search operation is said to have lead to recovery of improvised explosive devices weighing 1.5.kilogram and 1. kilogram and four time pencils. the explosives allegedly were brought by the accused 1 and 2 (respondents 1 and 2) from across border and concealed to be used on this side of .....

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