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Surender Singh Bajaj Vs. Harmeet Singh Sethi and anr.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2004(1)ALD91; 2004(1)ALT430; 2004(1)ARBLR436(AP)

..... dealership of the appellant. clause 20 of the said agreement also requires the dealer to observe and comply with the provisions of the petroleum act, explosives act and the weights and measurements act, 1976 and the rules and regulations made thereunder.18. the apex court on analyzing clause 30 of the dealership agreement observed that the ..... ., : [1963]3scr209 , and jaikishan v. l. kanoria & co., : air1974sc1579 .10. the learned counsel for the respondents further submits that inasmuch as section 3 of the benami transactions (prohibition) act, 1988, prohibits purchase of property benami, the alleged purchase of property by the applicant under the alleged agreement dated 6-2-1990, in the names of the ..... to them. on the complaint being referred to banjara hills police station, the police registered the same as fir no. 556/2001, dated 21-10-2001 under sections 379, 420, 467, 468 and 471 i.p.c. the applicant states that when he made an application to the economic offences court, nampally, for .....

Mysore Sales International Ltd. Vs. Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : (2003)185CTR(Kar)417; [2004]265ITR498(KAR); [2004]265ITR498(Karn)

..... same/similar grounds in the case on hand.7. the petitioner's essential contention is that the buyers of arrack are excluded under explanation to section 206c(6) of the act inasmuch as the buyers do not obtain arrack through auction warranting any deduction at source.8. notices have been issued and the respondents have filed ..... of the standing instructions no deduction should be made. the petitioner says that the petitioner was therefore, under the bona fide impression that the provisions of section 206c of the act would not apply when arrack is lifted by various buyers.6. notice was issued to the petitioner on 20th oct., 2000, by the respondent asking for ..... petitioner certain queries with regard to excise trade. the petitioner submitted its reply in terms of annex. 'd'. thereafter, the first respondent passed orders under section 206c(6) of the act for the years 1995-96 to 2000-2001. according to the order, the excise contractors obtained arrack by way of auction and the prices at which .....

A.S.S.R. Krishna Rao Vs. Secretary to Govt. of A.P., Legislative Affai ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2004(1)ALD(Cri)232; 2004(1)ALT465

..... of standing counsel-cum-special public prosecutor is made under sub-section (8) of section 9 (sic. 24) the law does not require the district magistrate to send the panel of advocate to be considered by the government. therefore in ..... . further the submission that a panel ought to have been sent is misconceived. when an appointment is made for the office of public prosecutor, sub-section (4) of section 24 of the code of criminal procedure, 1973 requires a district magistrate to prepare a panel in consultation with the sessions judge. further when an appointment ..... not recommending the name of the petitioner or not sending the name of the petitioner the respondents have not committed any illegality. the respondents have acted within their .....

The Municipal Corporation of Greater Bombay Vs. Shri Laxman Iyer and a ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 2004ACJ53; AIR2003SC4182; 2004(5)ALLMR(SC)316; 2004(1)AWC176(SC); 2003(3)BLJR2325; JT2003(8)SC108; 2004(2)MhLj668; (2004)1MLJ82(SC); 2004MPLJ267(SC); (2004)136PLR446; 2003(

..... and award passed by the motor accidents claims tribunal for greater bombay (for short the 'tribunal') adjudicating a claim petition under section 110-a of the motor vehicles act, 1939 (in short the 'act').one kumar (hereinafter referred to as the 'deceased') lost live in a vehicular accident which occurred on 15.8.1989. vehicle ..... no statutory definition, in common parlance 'negligence' is categorised as either composite or contributory. it is first necessary to find out what is a negligent act. negligence is omission of duty caused either by an omission to do something which a reasonable man guided upon those considerations who ordinarily by reason of conduct ..... measured in a given case. what constitutes negligence varies under different conditions and in determining whether negligence exists in a particular case, or whether a mere act or course of conduct amounts to negligence, all the attending and surrounding facts and circumstances have to be taken into account. it is absence of care .....

L.N.K 356 Puna Ram Chutia Vs. State of Assam

Court : Guwahati

..... darrang, mangaldoi, on 29.9.2000 is sessions case no. 73(d-m) of 1997. by the impugned judgment the appellant was convicted for offence under section 25(i)(a) of arms act, 1959 and sentenced r. i. for 3 years alongwith a fine of rs. 100 (rupees on hundred) and in default of fine to further r.i ..... to his duties till the date of discovery of ammunitions inside his steel trunk stated to be due to illness etc.3. a case under section. 25(ia)(iaa)/27 of the arms act was registered and on completion of the investigation chargesheet was submitted against accused person/appellant.4. trial proceeded against appellant framing charges under ..... section. 25(i)(a), 25(ia)(iaa)/27 of the arms act. appellant pleading not guilty to the charges. all together 6 (six) witnesses were examined from the prosecution.5. defence plea during the trial .....

Radha Vs. Raju

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2003(3)KLT1046

..... a criminal court undertakes, of the materials available before it, must certainly vary from circumstance to circumstance and stage to stage. at the initial stage of section 203/204 cr.p.c., a criminal court considers the materials available before it for the short purpose of deciding whether 'there is sufficient ground to proceed ..... discharged.9. counsel have been heard. the learned counsel for the petitioner/complainant, shri. mathew john contends that the learned magistrate overstepped his jurisdiction under section 245 cr.p.c. the exercise of weighing the evidence in golden scales or even appreciating such evidence to decide whether such evidence is acceptable is not ..... the accused persons are responsible for perpetrating such crimes on her in the house of the deceased sabu. along with the deceased they had indulged in criminal acts, she alleged. the obvious suggestion, though not specifically urged, is that sabu must also have suffered injuries in that melee.4. sworn statement was taken .....

Tulshidas Kanolkar Vs. the State of Goa

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 2004(1)ALD(Cri)87; JT2003(8)SC447; 2003(9)SCALE8; (2003)8SCC590; 2004(1)LC299(SC)

..... prescribing higher minimum sentence in a case of this nature. the gravity of offence in such case is more serious than the enumerated categories indicated in sub-section (2) of section 376.9. we record our appreciation for the fair manner in which mr. surya kant, learned amicus curiae and ms. a. subhashini for the ..... 4. learned counsel for the state on the other hand submitted that considering the nature of evidence and the gravity of offence, the high court has rather acted liberally in reducing the sentence while upholding the conviction.5. we shall first deal with the question of delay. the unusual circumstances satisfactorily explained the delay ..... the baser instincts of the appellant overtook his moral values and human sensitivity and he ravished the unsuspecting victim incapable of comprehending the vicissitudes of the dastardly act, not once but several times. so innocence was the victim that she was even not aware of the dreadful consequences. the mental faculties of the victim .....

National Insurance Company Ltd., Rep. by Its Divisional Manager Vs. Ra ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2006ACJ1224; (2004)1MLJ131

..... who was a mechanic, admittedly without a licence. according to the appellant, the insured had committed specific breach of the provisions of the motor vehicles act, in particular section 147 and had also contravened the terms and conditions of the policy, the contract of the insurance and as such the appellant cannot be saddled with ..... which appears to it to be just. this section corresponds to section 110-b of the motor vehicles act, 1939. the tribunal while computing compensation under section 168 of 1988 act, has a wide discretion than what it had under the fatal accidents act of 1855. the provisions of 1988 act are clearly beneficiary legislation and hence to be interpreted ..... its powers, which has to be done only in rare cases and subject to certain limitations.18. section 168 of the motor vehicles act, 1988 is to the effect that on receipt of application for compensation made under section 166, the tribunal shall after giving notice and hearing all the parties, hold an enquiry and make .....

Sms Holdings Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Securities and Exchange Board of India

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

Reported in : (2004)49SCL117SAT

..... his associate holds not less than 2 per cent of the paid-up capital of the latter company. (a) any relative of that person within the meaning of section 6 of the companies act, 1956 (1 of 1956); and "a listed company whose shares or voting rights or control is directly or indirectly acquired or is being acquired" "the public ..... appellant can not be considered as a person aggrieved by sebi's communication dated 6.12.2002, so as to be entitled to file an appeal under section 15t of the sebi act.193. learned counsel submitted that in the present proceedings, the appellant has failed to bring out any cause of action against morgan.in this context he ..... won't take over companies in the industry when the offer was operating.104. shri setalvad referred to the declaration of threshold crossing and statement of intent (section 356-i french companies act) made by technip on 4.5.2000 and stated that it has been made clear therein that: "stena international b v sibv has crossed downwards the thresholds .....

Babu Lal Vs. Smt. Jamuna Devi and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2004(1)AWC214

s.u. khan, j.1. this is tenant's writ petition arising out of eviction/release proceedings initiated by landlady respondent no. 1 under section 21 of u.p. act no. 13 of 1972 against the petitioner.2. property in dispute is a shop. the landlady initially pleaded that after the death of her husband (which occurred about ..... appellate court that the said grandsons are aged about 20 to 23 years and are not doing any job. grandsons are included in the definition of the family given in section 3(g)(ii) (male lineal descendants). with regard to paralytic stroke, the landlady stated that she had recovered and was capable of doing normal physical work.4. it ..... , 1981) and is even denying his liability to pay the rent, disentitles him to seek the discretionary relief by invoking writ jurisdiction of the high court. such conduct acts as a bar against exercise of writ jurisdiction. if the writ petition is allowed, it would mean that the tenant petitioner would be entitled to continue in possession without .....