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Mohd. Zafar Khan V. District Judge Hardoi

Court : Allahabad

..... in respect to a commercial space authorities under rent control act are bound to consider the matter in respect to partial release is wholly incorrect and wrong argument because the provisions of rule 16 (1) (d) of uttar pradesh urban buildings (regulation of letting, rent and eviction) act, 1972 (hereinafter referred to as the rules) applies only in respect to residential buildings and the rule 16(1)(d) does not deal with an accommodation let out ..... basis of said material on record that need of landlord in comparison to tenant is more genuine and bona fide is perfectly valid and need no interference by this court while exercising power of judicial review under article 226 of the ..... between parties that shop in question purchased by landlord from its erstwhile owner sri rahul asthana and kapil asthana situated in a complex known as shanker market from which tenants/petitioners are doing general merchant business in the name and stile of roshan store and also that the landlord/respondent is doing a business of repairing torch, pressure cooker, stove ..... 27 and 28 (relevant portion quoted) held as under:- it is in order to guard against the possibility of inconsistent decisions on points of law by different division benches that the rule has been evolved, in order to promote consistency and certainty in the development of the law and its contemporary status, that the statement of the law by a division bench is ..... additional district judge, agra and others, 1984 alr 716, the accommodation let .....

Clear Media (India) Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Prasar Bharti and Another

Court : Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal TDSAT

..... nothing in this case to oust the application of the well-known rule that a deed ought to be read as a whole in order to ascertain the true meaning of its several clauses, and that the words of each clause should be interpreted so as to bring them into harmony with the other provisions of the deed, if that interpretation does no violence to the meaning of which ..... are broadcasters within the meaning of definition of the term the 1995 act as also the telecommunication broadcasting and cable services interconnections regulation, 2004, the dispute relates thereto and, thus, the present dispute having nothing to do with broadcasting, section 14 and 14(a) of the trai will have no application. ..... consideration for the aforementioned agreement has been laid down in clause 2 thereof which reads as under:- 2.0 consideration 2.1 the licensee shall pay annual license fee in advance or at the time of signing of this agreement to the licensor for the use of the licensed infrastructure in accordance with the rates ..... s rf chain shall have a lock-in period which shall commence from the date of the execution of this agreement and remain valid for a period upto ten years from the date of operationalization. ..... ltd v yatin development ltd they were again ..... salen rederierna ab, the antaios (1984) 3 all er 229 at 233 : (1985) ac 191 at 201 cited at (7)(iv) by longmore lj: if a "detailed semantic and syntactical analysis of words in a commercial contract is going to lead to a conclusion that flouts business .....

Commissioners for Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (Appellant) Vs. To ...

Court : UK Supreme Court

..... (para 127) that the function of the banks was "window-dressing", and was actually counter-productive, since "when i can discern no real change or implication or benefit that results from the insertion of the two banks, the fact that that interposition has increased costs, complexity, documentation and legal fees just serves to underline how vital it was thought to try to disguise ..... comes into being as a result of the giving of a certificate or any other event, (c) the giving of the certificate, or other event, occurs within the period of one month after the end of a chargeable period, and (d) at or before the end of that chargeable period, the asset has become the property of, or is otherwise under the agreement attributed to, the person subject to the unconditional obligation to pay, the expenditure is to be ..... which the llps took part involved three main participants: mcashback limited ("mcashback") which developed and originally owned the software; tower group plc ("tower"), a financial services company; and the llp in question (i shall follow the courts below in concentrating on llp2 ..... charging income tax, capital gains tax and corporation tax are regulated largely by the taxes management act 1970 ("tma 1970") and regulations made under tma 1970. ..... that was wrong in law, and overlooked the continuing validity of the decision of the ..... obscured by some subsequent decisions, especially (if i may respectfully say so) the opinion of lord brightman in furniss v dawson [1984] ac 474, 527. .....

Narmada Bachao Andolan and ors Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2011SC3199

..... "the lands in these 5 villages of the oustees were acquired by notifications issued under the land acquisition act, and the nvda has now passed an order on 2.4.2009 saying that the land/property of these 5 villages shall not be acquired and the action taken till now be dropped as per the provisions of law.......the respondents, therefore, will have ..... a letter was written by the nhdc, the company on 3.8.2007 to the member (rehabilitation), narmada valley development authority for approval of land acquisition of these five villages, which reveals that after having surveyed the area ..... court will adopt that which is just, reasonable and sensible rather than that which is none of those things'.......a construction that results in hardship, serious inconvenience, injustice, absurdity or anomaly or which leads to inconsistency or uncertainty and friction in the system which the statute purports to regulate has to be rejected and preference should be given to that construction which ..... process, or the state or those issues whose crevices and complexities the court may not easily unravel, and comparatively generously in cases involving public interest of sections of people for whom the administration of justice and its reach are not effective and the rights delivery processes, are shown to be weakened by power and influence. ..... the validity of ..... section 17 of the act 1894, a possession certificate had been issued on behalf of the collector, ghaziabad on 16.11.1984 making it evident that ..... fees and .....

Brown Vs. Plata

Court : US Supreme Court

..... it also promotes unrest and violence and can cause prisoners with latent mental illnesses to worsen and develop overt symptoms. ..... living in crowded, unsafe, and unsanitary conditions can cause prisoners with latent mental illnesses to worsen and develop overt symptoms. ..... . it also invites the district court to consider whether it is appropriate to order the state to begin without delay to develop a system to identify prisoners who are unlikely to reoffend, and informs the state that it should devise systems to select those prisoners least likely to jeopardize public safety ..... the former warden of san quentin and former acting secretary of the california prisons concluded that crowding makes it virtually impossible for the organization to develop, much less implement, a plan to provide prisoners with adequate care. id . ..... the state has not challenged the validity of the consolidation in proceedings before this court, so its propriety is not presented by this appeal. ..... . [t]he problems of prisons in america are complex and intractable, and, more to the point, they are not readily susceptible of resolution by decree ..... . the court did not engage in any ongoing supervision of the litigant s conduct, nor did its order continue to regulate its behavior ..... . 517 , 525 526 (1984), and this court has never suggested that the failure to provide private consultation rooms in prisons amounts to cruel and unusual punishment .....

international Society for Krishna Consciousness a Society Registered a ...

Court : Karnataka

..... admittedly behind this tremendous growth and development there is hard work of madhupandit das -the president oi iskcon bangalore and number of other rull time devotees. ..... plaintiff society contends that it applied for allotment of land to the bangalore development authority (for short 'the bda') and the same was allotted to it, possession was delivered to it and it (plaintiff society) constructed the temple and cultural complex. ..... "' plaintiffs among others a temple and cultural complex spanning over a vast landscape of about 7 acres .acquired from bangalore development authority in i987 has been put up. ..... , iskcon bureau mumbai, iskcon governing body west bengal and others to declare the rules made by iskcon mumbai in the years 1978 and 1993 as void, inoperative, unconstitutional, ineffective and bad in law and also for other reliefs, in this plaint in paragraphs 3 and 4 it is stated that madhupandit das was designated as president of bangalore branch in the year 1984, as president of bangalore branch he submitted annual accounts to the iskcon, mumbai and in mm iskcon mumba: submitted returns to the income 'fax department ..... the plaintiff society has relied upon exs.p.114 to ex.p.125, the correspondence and registration of plaintiff society under the provisions of foreign contribution regulation act. ..... whether the valuation of the suit is proper and the court fee paid thereon is correct and adeauate? 6a. .....

international Society for Krishna Consciousness, Mumbai Having Its Bra ...

Court : Karnataka

..... admittedly behind this tremendous growth and development there is hard work of madhupandit das-president of iskcon bangalore and number of other full time devotees. ..... it is significant to note that the present corpus of the bangalore branch of society within the 15 years of its inception has risen to 34,27,23,521.43 as per the audited balance sheet as on 31.03.1998 and by the untiring effects of the 1st and 2nd plaintiffs among others a temple and cultural complex spanning over a vast landscape of about 7 acres acquired from bangalore development authority in 1987 has been put up. ..... plaintiff society contends that it applied for allotment of land to the bangalore development authority (for short the bda) and the same was allotted to it, possession was delivered to it and it (plaintiff society) constructed the temple and cultural complex. ..... the plaintiff society has relied upon exs.p.114 to ex.p.125, the correspondence and registration of plaintiff society under the provisions of foreign contribution regulation act. ..... plaintiff contends that in 1984 madhupandit das became the president of the plaintiff society and he was and is incharge of the general administration of the plaintiff society and his duties include the following: i) assignments of pujaris and their duties for the five temples on a day to day basis from among the inmates. ..... whether the valuation of the suit is proper and the court fee paid thereon is correct and adequate? 6a. .....

Davis Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... ohio and beyond: the origins, development and future of the exclusionary rule in search-and-seizure cases, ..... thus, if the court means what it now says, if it would place determinative weight upon the culpability of an individual officer s conduct, and if it would apply the exclusionary rule only where a fourth amendment violation was deliberate, reckless, or grossly negligent, then the good faith exception will ..... court persuaded by the argument that applying the good-faith exception to searches conducted in reliance on binding precedent will stunt the development of fourth amendment law by discouraging criminal defendants from attacking precedent. ..... simply fishing one case from the stream of appellate review, using it as a vehicle for pronouncing new constitutional standards, and then permitting a stream of similar cases subsequently to flow by unaffected by that new rule constitute an indefensible departure from [our ordinary] ..... but those benefits do not justify exclusion where, as here, the police act with simple, isolated negligence or an objectively reasonable good-faith belief that their ..... result is likely complex legal argument and police force confusion ..... 897 , 919 (1984) ( where the official action was pursued in complete good ..... 981 , 990 (1984) (companion case declining to apply exclusionary rule where warrant held invalid as a result of ..... 897 (1984); where a database has erroneously informed police that they have ..... (1984); ..... 22 (1984); elkins , supra , at 217 ( calculated to prevent, .....

R (on the Application of Cart) (Appellant) Vs. the Upper Tribunal (Res ...

Court : UK Supreme Court

..... public confidence in the administration of justice and, in appropriate cases, to clarify and develop the law, practice and procedure and to help maintain the standards of first instance courts and tribunals ..... those who wish to challenge the decision of a first-tier tribunal ("ftt") the opportunity to have the decision scrutinised on several occasions: first when the ftt decides whether or not to review its decision under section 9(1) and (2); second, if the ftt decides not to review its decision, when it decides whether or not to grant permission to appeal to the ut under section 11(4)(a); third, if the ftt refuses permission to appeal, when ..... . the adoption of unrestricted judicial review of refusals of permission to appeal by the upper tribunal (immigration and asylum chamber) would involve a return to the position under the immigration act 1971 and the asylum and immigration appeals act 1993 when the courts were inundated with unmeritorious applications for judicial review of refusals by the immigration appeal ..... by statute to administer complex and rapidly changing areas of ..... -visit visa valid until june 2009 ..... exclusion of judicial review will lead to the fossilisation of bad law such, for example, as that which was corrected in woodling v secretary of state for social services [1984] 1 wlr 348 (see para 19 of lady hale's judgment) ..... judiciary, also, could and still can - be very diverse, ranging from seconded high court judges or senior queen's counsel to fee-paid part-timers from a .....

Pliva, Inc. Vs. Mensing

Court : US Supreme Court

..... we therefore refer exclusively to the pre-2007 statutes and regulations and express no view on the impact of the 2007 act. ..... the court defers to the fda s views because they are not plainly erroneous or inconsistent with the regulations, and there is no other reason to doubt that they reflect the fda s fair and considered judgment. ..... the majority pins the expansion of the generic drug market on the special, and different, regulation of generic drugs, which allows generic manufacturers to produce their drugs more cheaply. ..... 793 ( nothing in the amendments made by this act to the [fdca] shall be construed as invalidating any provision of state law which would be valid in the absence of such amendments un- less there is a direct and positive conflict between such amendments and such provision of state law ). ..... under federal law, generic manufacturers must develop written procedures for the surveillance, receipt, evaluation, and reporting of postmarketing adverse drug experiences to the fda. ..... although the same rules originally applied to all drugs, the 1984 law commonly called the hatch-waxman amendments allows a generic drug manufacturer to gain fda approval simply by showing that its drug is equivalent to an already-approved brand-name drug, and that the safety and efficacy labeling proposed for its drug is the same as that approved for the brand-name drug. ..... b federal law imposes far more complex drug labeling requirements. .....