Array ( [0] => ..... a separate forum is constituted and the process of adjudication is simplified.19. in an application for compensation before the motor accidents claims tribunal filed under section 166 of the act, the primary questions to be decided are (1) has the accident occurred resulting in death or bodily injury to persons or damage to the property ..... would enable parties to seek relief for compensation in ordinary courts in regard to accidents arising out of the use of motor vehicles and entrusted under section 110 of the act with the motor accidents claims tribunals'. it was further observed by the division bench that 'the intention of the legislature......... is to ensure that ..... of the certificate of registration, if the financier has taken possession of the vehicle due to default of the registered owner. the provisions contained in section 51 of the act clearly show that the financier does not have any absolute right over the vehicle. the rights which accrue from the agreement are only subject to ..... [1] => ..... case, it was found by labour court that termination of petitioner's services would come within the purview of retrenchment notwithstanding the provision of clause (bb) of section 2(oo) of the central act. a special leave petition no. 6568-6570 of 2001 from the above judgment and other connected cases was dismissed by supreme court on 29.4.2001, by ..... 7.1996 the labour court decided the reference in her favour. it was found that petitioner's services were illegally terminated in violation of section 6n of the u.p. industrial disputes act, 1947 (in short, the act). the corporation was directed to reinstate her in service and to pay to her rs. 1,200 per month for the period she ..... the award, except for the brief period between 12.4.2001 and 29.4.2001, when the special leave petition was pending in supreme court. petitioner applied under section 6h (1) of the act for recovery under the award. aggrieved against the recovery certificates of rs. 35,040, rs. 26,280 and thereafter rs. 78.784, under ..... [2] => ..... consider a similar question wherein it was held:'the contention is that the suit is barred by reason of the provisions of the motor vehicles act. under section 110 of the motor vehicles act a state government may, by notification in the official gazette, constitute one or more motor accidents claims tribunals (hereinafter referred to as claims ..... the civil court for adjudication at his option. the civil court gets jurisdiction only when the matter is so referred to it under proviso to sub-section (1) of section 110 of the act.'in the aforesaid decision, the division bench had placed reliance on c.r.t. corporation limited v. o.s.c.t. corporation, : air1985ori256 ..... vehicles rules, 1964. similarly, the period of limitation will be different. for suit, the limitation is 3 years, under article 91 of schedule to limitation act whereas under section 110-a the limitation is six months.the expression 'refer the claim to a civil court cannot be equated with 'file a suit in civil court'. the ..... [3] => ..... belonging to any charitable or religious institution or endowment without complying with the formalities specified in the said provisions. 45. a further reading of section 81 of act 30 of 1987 makes it abundantly clear that the legislature intended to invalidate all the unauthorised alienations by way of sale, exchange or mortgage ..... provisions are mandatory. 54. in chenchu rami reddy v. government of a.p., : [1986]1scr989 , the supreme court while interpreting the very section 74 of the act 17 of 1966 observed that the properties belonging to institutions or endowments must be jealously protected. 'it must be protected, for, a large segment of ..... takeover the management of the gurukul ghatkeshwar trust and its properties and funds. the commissioner in exercise of the power conferred upon him under section 6 of the act 30 of 1987 published the list of charitable and religious institutions in the prescribed manner including this particular institution as a charitable institution vide ..... [4] => ..... belonging to any charitable or religious institution or endowment without complying with the formalities specified in the said provisions. 43. a further reading of section 81 of act 30 of 1987 makes it abundantly clear that the legislature intended to invalidate all the unauthorised alienations by way of sale, exchange or mortgage belonging ..... the provisions are mandatory.51. in chenchu rami reddy v. govt. of a.p., : [1986]1scr989 the supreme court while interpreting the very section 74 of the act 17 of 1966 observed that the properties belonging to institutions or endowments must be jealously protected. 'it must be protected, for, a large segment of ..... takeover the management of the gurukul ghatkeshwar trust and its properties and funds. the commissioner in exercise of the power conferred upon him under section 6 of the act 30 of 1987 published the list of charitable and religious institutions in the prescribed manner including this particular institution as a charitable institution vide rc ..... [5] => ..... form 32 and sending it to the registrar were concerned, it was for the company to comply with them in conformity with the provisions of section 302 or section 303 of the companies act. where there was delay or negligence on the part of the company in intimating the registrar about the date of resignation, the director who had ..... one year before the relevant date to furnish the particulars. only if a default is committed in furnishing those particulars, the director would be punishable under section 454(5) of the act. therefore, the intention of the legislature is very clear. after the winding up order, director on the date of the winding up order commits default ..... 1990 and the records maintained with the registrar of companies shows that he continues to be the director; company has not filed form no. 32 under section 303 of the companies act as required under law. therefore, it cannot be said that the applicant ceased to be the director of the company. the affidavit of another director of ..... [6] => ..... college at a proposed location in view of the fact that the state is not the 'management' under section 64 of the act;(f) that, the perspective plan prepared by the university binds the state government qua private management of anybody else excepting the state government applying for permission ..... a proposed location, it is not required to submit any application to itself for permission to establish a government run medical college through the university under section 64 of the act;(e) that, any perspective plan prepared by the university is not strictly binding on the state government when it resolves to set up a government medical ..... permission for such new college to be granted by the state government ought to be in keeping with the said plan, as per the scheme of section 64 of the act,(c) the state government is bound by the perspective plan for considering any proposal to start an institution of higher learning in health sciences irrespective of ..... [7] => ..... , on the ground that the learned subordinate judge having held that the civil court has no jurisdiction and the special tribunal under a.p. land grabbing (prohibition) act (hereinafter be referred to as act) alone has got jurisdiction to try the suit, should have transferred the suit to the competent land grabbing tribunal to try the same, instead of dismissing the suit ..... [8] => ..... in mact case no. 542 of 1991, the claimants and the owner of the offending vehicle have come to this court by way of appeals from order under section 173 of motor vehicles act, 1988.2. since, common question of law and fact arises for determination, all the above appeals are decided by this common judgment.3. factsdr. ashok kumar ..... singh. being aggrieved by the above two awards given by the tribunal, two appeals (a.o. no. 1101 and 1101a of 2001) have been preferred under section 173 of the motor vehicles act by the claimants. since, the decree has been passed against gyan singh (owner of the bus) only and not against national insurance company (hereinafter referred to as ..... where prior to hiring the driver, the owner satisfies himself that the driver had a license and that he was driving the vehicle competently, there would be no breach of section 149(2)(a)(ii) and in such a case, the insurer would be liable. that, if ultimately, the driving license is found to be fake, the insurer would ..... [9] => ..... has interpreted the word 'furtherance' as 'advancement of promotion'.13. in view of the cogent, credible and trustworthy evidence of pws 1 to 4 about overt acts and the instigations, section 34 has been rightly applied by the high court. having regard to the nature of disputes between the two families of the accused and victim, the happening ..... not one of the conditions of its applicability in every case. before a man can be held liable for acts done by another, under the provisions of this section, it must be established that (i) there was common intention in the sense of a pre-arranged plan between the two, and (ii) the person sought ..... to be so held liable had participated in some manner in the act constituting the offence. unless common intention, and participation are both present, this section cannot apply.12. 'common intention' implies pre-arranged plan and acting in concert pursuant to the pre-arranged plan. under this section a pre-concert in the sense of a distinct previous plan is ..... ) Explosives Act 1884 Section 4 Definitions - Sortby Recent - Year 2003 - Page 89 - Judgments | SooperKanoon Skip to content


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Oct 15 2003 (HC)

Bava Vs. Cheriya Bava

Court : Kerala

Decided on : Oct-15-2003

Reported in : I(2004)ACC622; II(2004)ACC666; 2004ACJ514; AIR2004Ker162; 2004(1)KLT1

..... a separate forum is constituted and the process of adjudication is simplified.19. in an application for compensation before the motor accidents claims tribunal filed under section 166 of the act, the primary questions to be decided are (1) has the accident occurred resulting in death or bodily injury to persons or damage to the property ..... would enable parties to seek relief for compensation in ordinary courts in regard to accidents arising out of the use of motor vehicles and entrusted under section 110 of the act with the motor accidents claims tribunals'. it was further observed by the division bench that 'the intention of the legislature......... is to ensure that ..... of the certificate of registration, if the financier has taken possession of the vehicle due to default of the registered owner. the provisions contained in section 51 of the act clearly show that the financier does not have any absolute right over the vehicle. the rights which accrue from the agreement are only subject to .....

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Oct 15 2003 (HC)

Km. Neelam Sharma Vs. U.P. Financial Corporation

Court : Allahabad

Decided on : Oct-15-2003

Reported in : 2004(1)AWC69

..... case, it was found by labour court that termination of petitioner's services would come within the purview of retrenchment notwithstanding the provision of clause (bb) of section 2(oo) of the central act. a special leave petition no. 6568-6570 of 2001 from the above judgment and other connected cases was dismissed by supreme court on 29.4.2001, by ..... 7.1996 the labour court decided the reference in her favour. it was found that petitioner's services were illegally terminated in violation of section 6n of the u.p. industrial disputes act, 1947 (in short, the act). the corporation was directed to reinstate her in service and to pay to her rs. 1,200 per month for the period she ..... the award, except for the brief period between 12.4.2001 and 29.4.2001, when the special leave petition was pending in supreme court. petitioner applied under section 6h (1) of the act for recovery under the award. aggrieved against the recovery certificates of rs. 35,040, rs. 26,280 and thereafter rs. 78.784, under .....

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Oct 15 2003 (HC)

Apsrtc Vs. Bhupender Singh Alak and anr.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Decided on : Oct-15-2003

Reported in : I(2006)ACC474; 2005ACJ2020; 2004(2)ALD405; 2004(2)ALT521; [2004(101)FLR493]

..... consider a similar question wherein it was held:'the contention is that the suit is barred by reason of the provisions of the motor vehicles act. under section 110 of the motor vehicles act a state government may, by notification in the official gazette, constitute one or more motor accidents claims tribunals (hereinafter referred to as claims ..... the civil court for adjudication at his option. the civil court gets jurisdiction only when the matter is so referred to it under proviso to sub-section (1) of section 110 of the act.'in the aforesaid decision, the division bench had placed reliance on c.r.t. corporation limited v. o.s.c.t. corporation, : air1985ori256 ..... vehicles rules, 1964. similarly, the period of limitation will be different. for suit, the limitation is 3 years, under article 91 of schedule to limitation act whereas under section 110-a the limitation is six months.the expression 'refer the claim to a civil court cannot be equated with 'file a suit in civil court'. the .....

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Oct 15 2003 (HC)

Secretary to Government, Revenue (Endowments) Department and ors. Vs. ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Decided on : Oct-15-2003

Reported in : 2003(6)ALD225

..... belonging to any charitable or religious institution or endowment without complying with the formalities specified in the said provisions. 45. a further reading of section 81 of act 30 of 1987 makes it abundantly clear that the legislature intended to invalidate all the unauthorised alienations by way of sale, exchange or mortgage ..... provisions are mandatory. 54. in chenchu rami reddy v. government of a.p., : [1986]1scr989 , the supreme court while interpreting the very section 74 of the act 17 of 1966 observed that the properties belonging to institutions or endowments must be jealously protected. 'it must be protected, for, a large segment of ..... takeover the management of the gurukul ghatkeshwar trust and its properties and funds. the commissioner in exercise of the power conferred upon him under section 6 of the act 30 of 1987 published the list of charitable and religious institutions in the prescribed manner including this particular institution as a charitable institution vide .....

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Oct 15 2003 (HC)

The Secretary to Government, Revenue (Endowments) Department and ors. ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Decided on : Oct-15-2003

Reported in : 2003(6)ALT62

..... belonging to any charitable or religious institution or endowment without complying with the formalities specified in the said provisions. 43. a further reading of section 81 of act 30 of 1987 makes it abundantly clear that the legislature intended to invalidate all the unauthorised alienations by way of sale, exchange or mortgage belonging ..... the provisions are mandatory.51. in chenchu rami reddy v. govt. of a.p., : [1986]1scr989 the supreme court while interpreting the very section 74 of the act 17 of 1966 observed that the properties belonging to institutions or endowments must be jealously protected. 'it must be protected, for, a large segment of ..... takeover the management of the gurukul ghatkeshwar trust and its properties and funds. the commissioner in exercise of the power conferred upon him under section 6 of the act 30 of 1987 published the list of charitable and religious institutions in the prescribed manner including this particular institution as a charitable institution vide rc .....

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Oct 15 2003 (HC)

Mother Care (India) Ltd. Vs. Prof. Ramaswamy P. Aiyar

Court : Karnataka

Decided on : Oct-15-2003

Reported in : ILR2004KAR1081; [2004]51SCL243(Kar)

..... form 32 and sending it to the registrar were concerned, it was for the company to comply with them in conformity with the provisions of section 302 or section 303 of the companies act. where there was delay or negligence on the part of the company in intimating the registrar about the date of resignation, the director who had ..... one year before the relevant date to furnish the particulars. only if a default is committed in furnishing those particulars, the director would be punishable under section 454(5) of the act. therefore, the intention of the legislature is very clear. after the winding up order, director on the date of the winding up order commits default ..... 1990 and the records maintained with the registrar of companies shows that he continues to be the director; company has not filed form no. 32 under section 303 of the companies act as required under law. therefore, it cannot be said that the applicant ceased to be the director of the company. the affidavit of another director of .....

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Oct 15 2003 (HC)

Sangram Singh S/O Suresh Suryawanshi Vs. State of Maharashtra and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Decided on : Oct-15-2003

Reported in : 2004(4)MhLj940

..... college at a proposed location in view of the fact that the state is not the 'management' under section 64 of the act;(f) that, the perspective plan prepared by the university binds the state government qua private management of anybody else excepting the state government applying for permission ..... a proposed location, it is not required to submit any application to itself for permission to establish a government run medical college through the university under section 64 of the act;(e) that, any perspective plan prepared by the university is not strictly binding on the state government when it resolves to set up a government medical ..... permission for such new college to be granted by the state government ought to be in keeping with the said plan, as per the scheme of section 64 of the act,(c) the state government is bound by the perspective plan for considering any proposal to start an institution of higher learning in health sciences irrespective of .....

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Oct 15 2003 (HC)

Attada Bhagavan Vs. State of A.P. and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Decided on : Oct-15-2003

Reported in : 2004(1)ALD834

..... , on the ground that the learned subordinate judge having held that the civil court has no jurisdiction and the special tribunal under a.p. land grabbing (prohibition) act (hereinafter be referred to as act) alone has got jurisdiction to try the suit, should have transferred the suit to the competent land grabbing tribunal to try the same, instead of dismissing the suit .....

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Oct 15 2003 (HC)

Kulbhushan Singhal and ors. Vs. Gyan Singh and ors.

Court : Uttaranchal

Decided on : Oct-15-2003

Reported in : 2005ACJ1035; AIR2004Utr36

..... in mact case no. 542 of 1991, the claimants and the owner of the offending vehicle have come to this court by way of appeals from order under section 173 of motor vehicles act, 1988.2. since, common question of law and fact arises for determination, all the above appeals are decided by this common judgment.3. factsdr. ashok kumar ..... singh. being aggrieved by the above two awards given by the tribunal, two appeals (a.o. no. 1101 and 1101a of 2001) have been preferred under section 173 of the motor vehicles act by the claimants. since, the decree has been passed against gyan singh (owner of the bus) only and not against national insurance company (hereinafter referred to as ..... where prior to hiring the driver, the owner satisfies himself that the driver had a license and that he was driving the vehicle competently, there would be no breach of section 149(2)(a)(ii) and in such a case, the insurer would be liable. that, if ultimately, the driving license is found to be fake, the insurer would .....

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Oct 15 2003 (SC)

Parasa Raja Manikyala Rao and anr. Vs. State of A.P.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Decided on : Oct-15-2003

Reported in : AIR2004SC132; 2004CriLJ390; JT2003(Suppl2)SC474; 2003(8)SCALE677; (2003)12SCC306

..... has interpreted the word 'furtherance' as 'advancement of promotion'.13. in view of the cogent, credible and trustworthy evidence of pws 1 to 4 about overt acts and the instigations, section 34 has been rightly applied by the high court. having regard to the nature of disputes between the two families of the accused and victim, the happening ..... not one of the conditions of its applicability in every case. before a man can be held liable for acts done by another, under the provisions of this section, it must be established that (i) there was common intention in the sense of a pre-arranged plan between the two, and (ii) the person sought ..... to be so held liable had participated in some manner in the act constituting the offence. unless common intention, and participation are both present, this section cannot apply.12. 'common intention' implies pre-arranged plan and acting in concert pursuant to the pre-arranged plan. under this section a pre-concert in the sense of a distinct previous plan is .....

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