Array ( [0] => ..... course of investigation into an offence or suspected offence as provided under the provisions of criminal procedure code and when such search is completed at that stage section 50 of the ndps act would not be attracted and the question of complying with the requirements thereunder would not arise. however, if during such search or arrest there ..... could have been fatal and as such the vehicle was carried in the premises of ramsons casting, midc which is officially declared as safe area by the explosives department and accordingly the said tanker was stationed in the premises of ramsons casting. according to the applicant at about 8 p.m. psi gorhe of the ..... upon by the prosecution, in other proceedings, against an accused, notwithstanding the recovery of that material during an illegal search.(8) a presumption under section 54 of the act can only be raised after prosecution has established that the accused was found to be in possession of the contraband in a search conducted in accordance ..... [1] => ..... the case of swadesh cotton mills co. ltd. v. cit (supra), in chamundi hotels (p) ltd. v. cit : [1987]166itr683(kar) and in mining machinery explosive ltd. v. cit (supra) are general in nature and neither in favour nor against the department.19. the learned departmental representative contended that words 'customers and others' in ..... the decision in cit v. birla bros. (p) ltd. : [1970]77itr751(sc) . in cit v. l.k. dalmiya : [1994]207itr89(cal) and in mining machinery explosive (p) ltd. v. cit : [1993]202itr710(cal) . the learned departmental representative contended that furnishing of 8 guarantees over a period of time would not bring about sufficient volume and ..... v. cit : [1973]87itr429(sc) and other decisions. accordingly, the authorities below held that the expenditure is not allowable under section 28 or under section 37(1) or under section 57 of the income tax act. the expenditure was held as capital in nature as well as not for the purposes of business.12. before us, the learned ..... [2] => ..... of his income-tax assessment.33. in keshav mills ltd. v. cit , the hon'ble supreme court held that the provisions of section 13 of 1922 act (corresponding to section 145 of 1961 act) was compulsory on the income tax authorities and imposed upon them an obligation to accept the method of accounting regularly adopted by the assessee ..... writing his books of accounts and yet another method or system of accounting for the return of income filed by him. the provisions of section 13 of 1922 act and section 145 of 1961 act and various judgments of the courts in india give clear legal recognition to the fact that unlike laws of physics, there could be more ..... s name as the sole loss payee for its full replacement value with such insurer as may be approved by the lessor against all reasonable risks, including fire, riot, explosion, tempest, flood, earthquake, strike, storm, malicious damage, theft, civil commotion, war and other such risks including third party risks as the lessor may require and pay ..... [3] => ..... .33. in keshav mills ltd. v. cit (1953) 23 itr 230 (sc), the hon'ble supreme court held that the provisions of section 13 of 1922 act (corresponding to section 145 of 1961 act) was compulsory on the it authorities and imposed upon them an obligation to accept the method of accounting regularly adopted by the assessee except in ..... writing his books of accounts and yet another method or system of accounting for the return of income filed by him. the provisions of section 13 of 1922 act and section 145 of 1961 act and various judgments of the courts in india give clear legal recognition to the fact that unlike laws of physics, there could be more ..... s name as the sole loss payee for its full replacement value with such insurer as may be approved by the lessor against all reasonable risks, including fire, 'riot, explosion, tempest, flood, earthquake, strike, storm, malicious damage, theft, civil commotion, war and other such risks including third party risks as the lessor may require and pay all ..... [4] => ..... regulation, 2000, made it compulsory for all ship breaking units to comply with all the requirements applicable to industrial units under the factories act, pollution control board regulations and explosive regulations. that is how the ship breaking activity is understood and carried out in the country treating it as an 'industrial undertaking'.10. ..... hereinafter has been referred to us for our opinion, whereas, in some cases the assessees have invoiced the appellate jurisdiction of this court under section 260a of the act to challenge the judgments of the tribunal delivered in various appeals. all the cases were heard together and are being disposed of by this ..... nature involved in construction of a dam . . .'25. the supreme court also expressed the view that the expressions used in the relevant clause of section 32a must be understood in their normal connotation and according to commercial usage. viewed from that standpoint and the legislative history of the provision, their lordships ..... [5] => ..... regulation, 2000 made it compulsory for all the ship-breaking units to comply with all requirements applicable to the industrial units under the factories act, pollution control board regulations, and explosive regulations. that is how the ship-breaking activity is understood and carried out in the country treating it as an 'industrial undertaking'.(d ..... hereinafter has been referred to us for our opinion, whereas, in some cases the assessees have invoked appellate jurisdiction of this court under section 260a of the act to challenge the judgments of the tribunal delivered in various appeals. all the cases were heard together and are being disposed of by this ..... the construction of a dam . . . . . . . . .'the supreme court also expressed the view that the expressions used in the relevant clause of section 32a must be understood in its normal connotation and the according to commercial usage. viewed from that standpoint and the legislative history of the provisions, their lordships held that ..... [6] => ..... dahisar police station and on its basis c. r. no. 303/ 1998, under sections 302. 307 and 333 r/w section 34 of the indian penal code r/w sections 4 and 5 of the indian explosive substances act and sections 3 and 25 of the arans act was registered.afterwards the investigation of the said c. r. was taken over by the ..... other associate of janardhan pasi. to look for other associates of janardhan ramchandra pasi the petitioner went towards themain gate of the hotel. in the meantime, a bomb explosion took place. the bomb was exploded by janardhan pasi. it had been concealed by him in a plastic bag under his vest. in the meantime, the petitioner turned ..... wherein two police constables died and some persons received injuries.5. we have reflected over the rival submissions. in our view, the submission of mr. tulpule that the act of kiran ramchandra shelar, the d.c.p., in not recommending the petitioner for the said insignia was ex-facie arbitrary and discriminatory, is misconceived. the two affidavits ..... [7] => ..... others, 1992 m.l.j. 1156, the division bench of this court also held that in case of composite negligence of the drivers of two vehicles, section 110-b of the motor vehicles act mandates the tribunal not only to determine the amount of compensation but also to specify the amount payable by the insurer or the owner, or the driver ..... aspect of the matter which had led us to differ from the full bench decision of the rajasthan high court. the same is what finds place in sub-section (2) of section 95. that sub-section specifies the limits of liability and clause (a) deals with goods vehicle; and insofar as the person travelling in goods vehicle is concerned, it has confined ..... searching for a gas leak each applied a naked light to a gas pipe in turn and one of them caused an explosion, they were held to be joint tortfeasors but where two ships collided because of the independent acts of negligence of each of them, and one of them, without further negligence, collided with a third, it was held ..... [8] => ..... to disturb, public order. explanation - in this clause -(a) 'firearms' shall have the same meaning as in the arms act, 1959; (b) 'explosive substances' shall have the same meaning as in the explosive substances act. 1908; (c) 'public properly' means any property owned or controlled by the government or by a corporation owned or controlled ..... subjective satisfaction once recorded by the detaining authority cannot be lightly interfered with by the court. in any case, by virtue of provisions of section 5a of the act, even assuming that the subjective satisfaction recorded by the detaining authority that normal law of land is inadequate or ineffective - is a ground of ..... by the government or by a society financed wholly or substantially by the government; (b) 'detention order' means an order made under section 3: (c) 'detenu ..... [9] => ..... of a suit in this court is not less than 25 years, while in the districts elsewhere it might be on an average 5/6 years. there has been dockets explosion. why not litigate at the legitimate place where results are quicker? here one has to hand down the litigation to his/ her legal heirs 15. at the request of ..... bagulia, :-here the question before the division bench of our court was whether the cause of action had arisen in the context of section 20(c) of the c.p.c. read with section 4 of the indian contract act, it was a case of sale and purchase of goods. this judgment also is not applicable.(iii) bai urmilabai v. jehangir b. ..... round. the situs of the land is the predominant and crucial factor to determine jurisdiction of this court and every civil court. for ready and instant reference i reproduce the section 16 of the code of civil procedure as below :-'suits to be instituted where subject matter situate:- subject to the pecuniary or other limitations prescribed by any law, suits - ( ..... [10] => ..... insist on levying and collecting fees from the petitioners on tendu leaves and tobacco brought by them in their respective market areas. the substantive part of section 31 of the marketing act lays down two things. it empowers the committee to levy and collect fees from every purchaser and that purchaser must be a purchaser of agricultural produce ..... v/s the goa agricultural produce market committee, margao. 8. we have considered the submissions of the learned counsel and we have also gone through the records. section 31 of the act of 1963 reads thus : "31. power of market committee to levy fees [and rates of commission (adapt)] [(1)] it shall be competent to a market ..... of market fees itself for such produce is unconstitutional. it was also pointed out by the learned counsel appearing for the petitioners that in terms of section 31 of the said act of 1963 in the alternative and in any event, in view of the proviso to the said provisions as the petitioners are procuring copra from different ..... [11] => ..... is also important to note that as per clause 32 of the model standing orders, nothing therein can derogate from the legal provisions like s. 76. section 76 of the 1965 act prevails over cl. 4c of the model standing orders. 15. the learned single judge of this court in ramesh vitthal patil and ors. vs. kalyan dombivali ..... council that the proposal to create or sanction the posts of class-iv employees to accommodate the complainants was forwarded to the director of municipal administration under section 76 of the said act. even if any such proposal is forwarded, no orders are passed to create or sanction the posts to accommodate the complainants as regular employees. 3. ..... have been working exist. umadevi (3) cannot be held to have overridden the powers of the industrial and labour courts in passing appropriate order under section 30 of the mrtu and pulp act, once unfair labour practice on the part of the employer under item 6 of schedule iv is established." little earlier apex court has, in ..... [12] => ..... connected with official duty to require sanction. it is no part of official duty to commit offence. in case offence was incomplete without proving, the official act, ordinarily the provisions of section 197 crpc would apply. v. in case sanction is necessary it has to be decided by competent authority and sanction has to be issued on the ..... servant enters into a criminal conspiracy or indulges in criminal misconduct, such misdemeanor on his part is not to be treated as an act in discharge of his official duties and therefore provisions of section 197 of the code will not be attracted." 21. in the instant case the imputations leveled against the applicant, as reflected in ..... applicant being a superintendent of police is a public servant and that an offence has been registered against him for the acts committed by him in discharge of his official duty. he contends that in terms of section 197(2) of cr.p.c. the learned sessions judge could not have taken cognizance of the offence without prior ..... [13] => ..... vs. associated contractors, air 2015 sc 260 and more particularly paragraph 25 which reads thus:- 25. our conclusions therefore on section 2(1)(e) and section 42 of the arbitration act, 1996 are as follows: (a) section 2(1)(e) contains an exhaustive definition marking out only the principal civil court of original jurisdiction in a district or a ..... since the respondent had made an application for transfer of decree in this court to the court in andhra pradesh and therefore in view of section 42 of the arbitration and conciliation act, 1996, this court alone will have jurisdiction to entertain this petition is concerned, in my view the application for transfer of a decree is ..... not an application under part i of the arbitration and conciliation act, 1996. 9. a perusal of section 42 of the arbitration and conciliation act, 1996 clearly indicates that if in respect of an arbitration agreement any application under part i is made in a court, ..... [14] => ..... he submitted that the order of the learned single judge dated 15.2.2007 had only considered plaintiffs' action so far as it relates to section 29 sub-section 5 of the act. mr.tulzapurkar submitted that no member of the public who associates the word 'raymond' with the plaintiffs' trade-mark and in relation to wearing ..... . accordingly, it was submitted that the burden is upon the defendant herein to establish that its use of the mark 'raymond' fell within the parameters defined by section 29 of the act. in pidilite industries ltd. (supra) which concerns the plaintiff's mark 'mseal' and 'epoxy resin' compositions used for cementing cracks, holes, leaks, the defendants ..... open by the appellate court. mr. khandekar relied upon this observation to deny the plaintiffs' contention that all aspects of the plaintiffs case under section 29(4) of the act were expressly kept open by the division bench when the division bench observed that it was not necessary to entertain submissions on that aspect. mr. ..... [15] => ..... counsel that for the purpose of invoking an arbitration agreement, the petitioner had to demonstrate that the arbitration agreement within the meaning of section 7 of the arbitration act existed between the parties. the petitioner had failed to demonstrate or produce any arbitration agreement between the petitioner and the respondent. he ..... to assign the contract as a whole was proved by the petitioner before the arbitral tribunal. requisites of the arbitration agreement described under section 7 of the arbitration act thus would have no application to the arbitration agreement assigned in favour of the petitioner. the respondent had already accepted the contractual ..... haryana issued a fresh certificate of incorporation consequent upon the change of name of the petitioner. 19. the respondent filed an application under section 16 of the arbitration act before the arbitral tribunal raising the plea of jurisdiction of the arbitral tribunal to entertain, try and dispose of the claim filed by ..... [16] => ..... the commission of cognizable offence. hence, the offence was registered against the appellant for the offence punishable under section 302, 307, 341, 294 of the ipc, section 3 read with section 25 of the arms act and section 3 and 4 of the explosive substances act. 1908 vide crime no.146/2011. the printed fir is at exh.27. as per the oral ..... pay a fine of rs.500/- in default to undergo further simple imprisonment for 15 days. he was also convicted for an offence punishable under section 3(a) of the explosive substances act and sentenced to suffer rigorous imprisonment for 10 years and to pay a fine of rs.1000/- in default to undergo further simple imprisonment for one ..... witnesses. after full fledge trial, the learned sessions judge found that the prosecution has only proved the case for the offence punishable under sections 302 and 324 of the ipc and section 3(a) of the explosive substances act. 6. we have heard mr. r.r. vyas, learned counsel for the appellant and mr. t.a. mirza, learned a. ..... [17] => ..... medical council (amendment) ordinance, 2016. (2) it shall come into force at once. 2. in the indian medical council act, 1956 (hereinafter referred to as the principal act), after section 10c, the following section shall be inserted, namely:- "10d. there shall be conducted a uniform entrance examination to all medical educational institutions at the undergraduate ..... government seats (whether in government medical college or in a private medical college) where such state has not opted for such examination." 3. in section 33 of the principal act, after clause (ma), the following clause shall be inserted, namely:- "(mb) the designated authority, other languages and the manner of conducting of ..... respondent no.1 for academic year 2016-17. this would essentially depend upon the interpretation of the proviso to newly amended section 10d of the indian medical council act. it is submitted that the state government has never changed its stand, but pursuant to the option granted by the proviso to ..... [18] => ..... of the notice failing which the petitioner would be constrained to initiate legal proceedings against the respondent company including initiating winding up proceedings contemplated under section 433 read with section 434 of the companies act, 1956. despite receipt of this notice, no reply was given to the said notice and hence the present company petition. it would be ..... that the said contract was not a wagering contract. i think the issue of whether the present contract is wagering contract, and therefore, hit by section 30 of the contract act, 1872, is squarely answered by this decision of madras high court. i am in full agreement with the decision of the madras high court on this ..... had been given was disputed and prima facie the dispute was required to be upheld. it was observed: i, therefore, hold that notice under section 434 of the companies act, 1956 will not be rendered invalid only because of the fact that the amount of debt mentioned in the notice may not be exactly the correct ..... [19] => ..... and passed final order no. a/1264/13/cstb/c-i dated 29th may, 2013. in this order, the appellate tribunal held that section 97 and section 98 of the finance act, 1994, which provides retrospective exemption to the services, namely, repairs and maintenance of roads and repairs and maintenance of non-commercial governmental ..... site formation and clearance, excavation and earthmoving and demolition, any such other and similar activities referred to in sub clause (zzza) of clause (105) of section 65 of the finance act, 1994 provided to any person by any other person in the course of construction of roads, airports, railways, transport terminals, bridges, tunnels, dams, ..... restoration or similar services were covered by the definition of pre-existing category commercial or industrial construction service as defined in clause (25b) of section 65 of the act and such services when rendered in respect of roads and airports were excluded from the levy of service tax and therefore, the same could not ..... ) Explosives Act 1884 Section 4 Definitions - Sortby Recent - Court Mumbai - Page 11 - Judgments | SooperKanoon Skip to content


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Aug 30 2001 (HC)

Laxmikant Shankarlal Sarda Vs. State of Maharashtra and anr.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2002BomCR(Cri)170; 2002CriLJ1040; 2002(2)MhLj471

..... course of investigation into an offence or suspected offence as provided under the provisions of criminal procedure code and when such search is completed at that stage section 50 of the ndps act would not be attracted and the question of complying with the requirements thereunder would not arise. however, if during such search or arrest there ..... could have been fatal and as such the vehicle was carried in the premises of ramsons casting, midc which is officially declared as safe area by the explosives department and accordingly the said tanker was stationed in the premises of ramsons casting. according to the applicant at about 8 p.m. psi gorhe of the ..... upon by the prosecution, in other proceedings, against an accused, notwithstanding the recovery of that material during an illegal search.(8) a presumption under section 54 of the act can only be raised after prosecution has established that the accused was found to be in possession of the contraband in a search conducted in accordance .....

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Aug 17 2001 (HC)

Herbertsons Ltd. Vs. Dy. Cit

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (2004)87TTJ(Mumbai)840

..... the case of swadesh cotton mills co. ltd. v. cit (supra), in chamundi hotels (p) ltd. v. cit : [1987]166itr683(kar) and in mining machinery explosive ltd. v. cit (supra) are general in nature and neither in favour nor against the department.19. the learned departmental representative contended that words 'customers and others' in ..... the decision in cit v. birla bros. (p) ltd. : [1970]77itr751(sc) . in cit v. l.k. dalmiya : [1994]207itr89(cal) and in mining machinery explosive (p) ltd. v. cit : [1993]202itr710(cal) . the learned departmental representative contended that furnishing of 8 guarantees over a period of time would not bring about sufficient volume and ..... v. cit : [1973]87itr429(sc) and other decisions. accordingly, the authorities below held that the expenditure is not allowable under section 28 or under section 37(1) or under section 57 of the income tax act. the expenditure was held as capital in nature as well as not for the purposes of business.12. before us, the learned .....

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Jun 04 2001 (HC)

Reliance Industrial Infrastructure Ltd. Vs. Jt. Cit

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (2002)75TTJ(Mumbai)606

..... of his income-tax assessment.33. in keshav mills ltd. v. cit , the hon'ble supreme court held that the provisions of section 13 of 1922 act (corresponding to section 145 of 1961 act) was compulsory on the income tax authorities and imposed upon them an obligation to accept the method of accounting regularly adopted by the assessee ..... writing his books of accounts and yet another method or system of accounting for the return of income filed by him. the provisions of section 13 of 1922 act and section 145 of 1961 act and various judgments of the courts in india give clear legal recognition to the fact that unlike laws of physics, there could be more ..... s name as the sole loss payee for its full replacement value with such insurer as may be approved by the lessor against all reasonable risks, including fire, riot, explosion, tempest, flood, earthquake, strike, storm, malicious damage, theft, civil commotion, war and other such risks including third party risks as the lessor may require and pay .....

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Jun 04 2001 (TRI)

Reliance Industrial Vs. Joint Commissioner of Income Tax

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Mumbai

..... .33. in keshav mills ltd. v. cit (1953) 23 itr 230 (sc), the hon'ble supreme court held that the provisions of section 13 of 1922 act (corresponding to section 145 of 1961 act) was compulsory on the it authorities and imposed upon them an obligation to accept the method of accounting regularly adopted by the assessee except in ..... writing his books of accounts and yet another method or system of accounting for the return of income filed by him. the provisions of section 13 of 1922 act and section 145 of 1961 act and various judgments of the courts in india give clear legal recognition to the fact that unlike laws of physics, there could be more ..... s name as the sole loss payee for its full replacement value with such insurer as may be approved by the lessor against all reasonable risks, including fire, 'riot, explosion, tempest, flood, earthquake, strike, storm, malicious damage, theft, civil commotion, war and other such risks including third party risks as the lessor may require and pay all .....

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May 04 2001 (HC)

Ship Scrap Traders, Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : [2001]251ITR806(Bom)

..... regulation, 2000, made it compulsory for all ship breaking units to comply with all the requirements applicable to industrial units under the factories act, pollution control board regulations and explosive regulations. that is how the ship breaking activity is understood and carried out in the country treating it as an 'industrial undertaking'.10. ..... hereinafter has been referred to us for our opinion, whereas, in some cases the assessees have invoiced the appellate jurisdiction of this court under section 260a of the act to challenge the judgments of the tribunal delivered in various appeals. all the cases were heard together and are being disposed of by this ..... nature involved in construction of a dam . . .'25. the supreme court also expressed the view that the expressions used in the relevant clause of section 32a must be understood in their normal connotation and according to commercial usage. viewed from that standpoint and the legislative history of the provision, their lordships .....

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May 04 2001 (HC)

Ship Scrap Traders and ors. Vs. Cit and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (2001)168CTR(Bom)489

..... regulation, 2000 made it compulsory for all the ship-breaking units to comply with all requirements applicable to the industrial units under the factories act, pollution control board regulations, and explosive regulations. that is how the ship-breaking activity is understood and carried out in the country treating it as an 'industrial undertaking'.(d ..... hereinafter has been referred to us for our opinion, whereas, in some cases the assessees have invoked appellate jurisdiction of this court under section 260a of the act to challenge the judgments of the tribunal delivered in various appeals. all the cases were heard together and are being disposed of by this ..... the construction of a dam . . . . . . . . .'the supreme court also expressed the view that the expressions used in the relevant clause of section 32a must be understood in its normal connotation and the according to commercial usage. viewed from that standpoint and the legislative history of the provisions, their lordships held that .....

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Mar 20 2001 (HC)

Shri Anil Dattatray Pawar Vs. State of Maharashtra and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR2001Bom366; (2001)3BOMLR544; 2001(2)MhLj919

..... dahisar police station and on its basis c. r. no. 303/ 1998, under sections 302. 307 and 333 r/w section 34 of the indian penal code r/w sections 4 and 5 of the indian explosive substances act and sections 3 and 25 of the arans act was registered.afterwards the investigation of the said c. r. was taken over by the ..... other associate of janardhan pasi. to look for other associates of janardhan ramchandra pasi the petitioner went towards themain gate of the hotel. in the meantime, a bomb explosion took place. the bomb was exploded by janardhan pasi. it had been concealed by him in a plastic bag under his vest. in the meantime, the petitioner turned ..... wherein two police constables died and some persons received injuries.5. we have reflected over the rival submissions. in our view, the submission of mr. tulpule that the act of kiran ramchandra shelar, the d.c.p., in not recommending the petitioner for the said insignia was ex-facie arbitrary and discriminatory, is misconceived. the two affidavits .....

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Feb 15 2001 (HC)

Sitaram Prabhu Tele and anr. Vs. Rajabai Vilas Patil and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : II(2001)ACC139; 2002ACJ85; 2001(2)ALLMR75; 2001(3)BomCR269

..... others, 1992 m.l.j. 1156, the division bench of this court also held that in case of composite negligence of the drivers of two vehicles, section 110-b of the motor vehicles act mandates the tribunal not only to determine the amount of compensation but also to specify the amount payable by the insurer or the owner, or the driver ..... aspect of the matter which had led us to differ from the full bench decision of the rajasthan high court. the same is what finds place in sub-section (2) of section 95. that sub-section specifies the limits of liability and clause (a) deals with goods vehicle; and insofar as the person travelling in goods vehicle is concerned, it has confined ..... searching for a gas leak each applied a naked light to a gas pipe in turn and one of them caused an explosion, they were held to be joint tortfeasors but where two ships collided because of the independent acts of negligence of each of them, and one of them, without further negligence, collided with a third, it was held .....

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Jan 25 2001 (HC)

Shri Vinod Vithal Rane Vs. Shri R.H. Mendonca and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2001BomCR(Cri)537; (2001)2BOMLR307; 2001(2)MhLj437

..... to disturb, public order. explanation - in this clause -(a) 'firearms' shall have the same meaning as in the arms act, 1959; (b) 'explosive substances' shall have the same meaning as in the explosive substances act. 1908; (c) 'public properly' means any property owned or controlled by the government or by a corporation owned or controlled ..... subjective satisfaction once recorded by the detaining authority cannot be lightly interfered with by the court. in any case, by virtue of provisions of section 5a of the act, even assuming that the subjective satisfaction recorded by the detaining authority that normal law of land is inadequate or ineffective - is a ground of ..... by the government or by a society financed wholly or substantially by the government; (b) 'detention order' means an order made under section 3: (c) 'detenu .....

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Dec 18 2000 (HC)

Devji Ravji Patel Huf Through Its Manager and Karta Kantilal Bhavarlal ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2001(4)ALLMR196; 2001(3)BomCR828; (2001)4BOMLR388

..... of a suit in this court is not less than 25 years, while in the districts elsewhere it might be on an average 5/6 years. there has been dockets explosion. why not litigate at the legitimate place where results are quicker? here one has to hand down the litigation to his/ her legal heirs 15. at the request of ..... bagulia, :-here the question before the division bench of our court was whether the cause of action had arisen in the context of section 20(c) of the c.p.c. read with section 4 of the indian contract act, it was a case of sale and purchase of goods. this judgment also is not applicable.(iii) bai urmilabai v. jehangir b. ..... round. the situs of the land is the predominant and crucial factor to determine jurisdiction of this court and every civil court. for ready and instant reference i reproduce the section 16 of the code of civil procedure as below :-'suits to be instituted where subject matter situate:- subject to the pecuniary or other limitations prescribed by any law, suits - ( .....

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