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Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent) Vs. Hindawi (F ...

Court : House of Lords

..... or more for offences committed before 4 april 2005. those whose offences were committed subsequently, however, are dealt with under the criminal justice act 2003 and by section 244 of that act all such prisoners (unless serving extended sentences) are automatically to be released after serving one half of their sentence (with the secretary of ..... prisoners liable to deportation or removal from the uk"), similar in effect to the secretary of state's "directions to the parole board under the criminal justice act 1991, section 32(6) ", sets out clear and readily intelligible criteria, which have no doubt been applied (without any suggestion of difficulty) in the case of ..... years or life sentences: the right to be released on the recommendation of the parole board. he says, invoking section 6 of the human rights act 1998, that sections 46(1) and 50(2) of the 1991 act are incompatible with the convention. prince charles headley 7. the third-named appellant (prince charles headley) is a foreign .....

Tweed (Appellant) Vs. Parades Commission for Northern Ireland (Respond ...

Court : House of Lords

..... substantial report in 1997. the main recommendations of the north report were enacted in legislation in the passing of the public processions (northern ireland) act 1998 ("the 1998 act"). 11. section 1 of the 1998 act established the respondent body, the parades commission for northern ireland ("the commission"), whose membership is, by paragraph 2(3) of schedule 1, ..... community. the commission will also consider the stance and attitudes of local community members and representatives." 14. the commission made procedural rules, as required by section 4 of the 1998 act. the validity of rule 3.3 is challenged by the appellant in the interlocutory proceedings the subject of the present appeal. rule 3.3 reads: ..... granted leave to apply. the application was based, as i have stated, partly on a challenge to the compatibility with the convention of section 8(6)(c) of the 1998 act and the validity of paragraph 4.4 of the commission's guidelines and rule 3.3 of its procedural rules, and partly on a .....

Bajaj Auto Ltd. a Company Registered Under the Indian Companies Act, 1 ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2007(3)ALLMR216; 2007(1)BomCR569

..... . for importing goods within the limits of the corporation they require to pay octroi to the corporation for which they are granted current account facility under section 142 of the maharashtra municipalities act, 1965 (hereinafter referred as 'act of 1965').4. the appellants import goods within the limits of corporation such as spares, components, casting and forging, paints etc. among other classifications. the ..... proceed to examine the questions raised in the present appeals.9. admittedly, the respondent-corporation, was constituted with effect from 5th october, 1982. though section 149 of the bombay provisional municipal corporation act, 1949, (for short 'the corporation act') empower the corporation to frame its rules, in the event it decides to levy octroi for the matters enumerated therein, it had not framed .....

Tamilnadu Merchantile Bank Vs. N. Poulose

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2008(1)KLJ238

..... from the hospital, sufficient to discharge the decree debt.7. counsel submits that the approach as above could not have been considered as authorised. he refers to proviso (5) to section 51 of the code of civil procedure, and submits the when the judgment debtor has or had since the date of the decree, means to pay the amount of the ..... orderm. ramachandran, j.1. section 51 of the code of civil procedure prescribes the procedure to be followed in execution of a decree. subject to the conditions and limitations prescribed, execution of a decree on .....

Amanamanchi Venkateswarlu Vs. Brudanam Venkata Rao

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2007(3)ALD154; 2007(2)ALT532

..... respondent that he paid the rent to the revision petitioner after the death of bala tripura sundaramma the said order can be executed by the revision petitioner in view of section 36 cpc. in view thereof, i am of the considered opinion that the executing court was in error in dismissing the e.p.9. therefore, the revision petition ..... debtor to question it in an appeal. question whether an order passed in an interlocutory proceeding is executable or not was not, considered in that decision.7. as per section 36 cpc interlocutory orders can be executed like decrees. in ea no. 60 of 1995 filed by him, respondent admitted that he has to pay 12 bags of paddy ..... to the revision petitioner. he relied on m.v.s. manikyala rao v. m. narasimhaswami and ors. : [1966]1scr628 in support of his contention that in view of section 36 cpc, provisions relating to execution of decrees apply to execution of orders also. the contention of sri i. ramakrishna rao, learned counsel for the respondent, is that since e .....

Velishala Jayaprada Vs. A. Chandrakala

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2007(3)ALD467; 2007(3)ALT675

..... availed of by a third party who had no privity of contract with the owner, the apex court observed:doctrine of part performance as stated in section 53a of the act is an equitable doctrine which creates a bar of estoppel in favour of the transferee against the transferor. it disentitles the transferor from disturbing the possession ..... him. there was no agreement between the respondent/owner and the appellant in connection with the suit land. the doctrine of part performance enshrined in section 53a of the act could not be availed of by the appellant against the respondent with whom he has no privity of contract. the doctrine of part performance as contemplated ..... injunction in the absence of a valid and legal title to protect her possession?3. whether the plaintiff and her husband are protected under section 53a of the transfer of property act?4. the unsuccessful plaintiff in both the courts below is the appellant in the present second appeal. for the purpose of convenience the parties .....

Lalita Devi and ors. Vs. Bhola @ Birbal and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : I(2007)ACC725; 2008ACJ100

..... at a stone crusher, has died. his wife, two minor sons, two minor daughters and mother, as his legal heirs and dependents, filed a claim petition under section 166 of the motor vehicles act, 1988, for claiming compensation of rs. 5.00 lakh. it is pleaded that rs. 2,500 was the monthly income of the deceased besides other perks like free .....

Sahil Guest House Vs. Employees State Insurance Corp.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 2007(1)WLN242

..... different than a deep freezer.6. it is clear from the definition of manufacturing process given in sub-clause (k) of section 2 of the factories act, 1948 that where there is cold storage for the purpose of preserving and storing articles than that is treated to be manufacturing process by deeming statutory ..... was deep freezer in the hotel of appellant, therefore, appellant is engaged in manufacturing process as defined in sub-clause (vi) of clause (k) of section 2 of the factories act whereas according to learned counsel for the respondent the 'hotels' have been excluded from the definition of factory specifically which is clear from the clause (m ..... ) of section 2 of factories act, 1948 and, further, submitted that keeping a deep freezer is not and cannot be termed as 'cold storage'. it is submitted that cold storage is .....

The Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd. Vs. Smt. Manthi Devi Wife of Late Bhak ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : II(2007)ACC522

..... we are of the view that the statutory defences which are available to the insurer to contest a claim are confined to what are provided in sub-section (2) of section 149 of the 1988 act and not more and for that reason if an insurer is to file an appeal, the challenge in the appeal would confine to only those grounds.5 ..... judges of hon'ble apex court that the insurer having not obtained permission under section 170 of the 1988 act, is not entitled to prefer any appeal to the high court against the award given by the tribunal on merits. in another two judges decision of the apex ..... deceased. on the other hand learned counsel for the claimants has urged that in this appeal the appellant can only raise the questions permissible under section 149(2) of the act as no permission under section 170 of the act had been granted by the tribunal.4. in rita devi v. new india assurance company ltd. : (2000)illj1656sc it was held by two .....

United India Insurance Co. Ltd. Vs. Budhiya Bai and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2007ACJ17; 2007(2)MPLJ226

..... included in the transport vehicle and such transport vehicle if its unladen weight is below 7500 kg, shall be a light motor vehicle as defined in section 2, sub-section (21) of motor vehicles act, 1988. unladen weight of matador in question undisputedly was less than 7500 kg. thus, in spite of it being goods vehicle, it was a ..... vehicle' or 'vehicle' as given in clause (28) of section 2 of the act. a light motor vehicle cannot always mean a light goods carriage. light motor vehicle can be non-transport vehicle as well.(11) to reiterate, since a vehicle cannot ..... endorsement to drive a transport vehicle'. we, however, do not subscribe to such a view.(10) definition of 'light motor vehicle' as given in clause (21) of section 2 of the act can apply only to a 'light goods vehicle' or a 'light transport vehicle'. a 'light motor vehicle' otherwise has to be covered by the definition of 'motor .....