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..... , the learned government advocate (crl.side) submitted that the petitioners are notorious accused and gave the catalogue of cases registered against them. ad>sl.no.crime no., charging sections and police stationresulti. v.c.rajendran, rowdy h.s.no.418/19911.crime no.326/87 u/s.147, 148, 324, 302, 506(ii) ipc of dindigul west ..... s 147, 148, 302 ipc of vadamadurai p.s.acquitted4.crime no.32/2000 u/s. 147, 148, 324, 452, 397, 506(ii) ipc 3(i) tnppdl act of vadamadurai pspending trial5.crime no.1661/90 u/s.452, 323, 506(ii) ipc of dingigul town north psacquitted6.crime no.736/91 u/s.147, 148, 341, ..... s.147, 148, 341, 307 ipc of vedasandur pspt41.crime no.262/97 u/s.294(b), 506(i) ipc of vadamadurai pspt42.crime no.195/2007 u/s.379, 25(i) mmdr act of eriodu pspt43.crime no.355/07 u/s.147, 148, 341, 364, 506(ii) ipc r/w 25(i) arms ..... (prayer: criminal original petition filed under section 482 of cr.p.c. to call for the records relating to the case in cr.no.41/16 on the file of the respondent/complainant .....
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..... the learned government advocate (crl.side) submitted that the petitioners are notorious accused and gave the catalogue of cases registered against them. ad>sl.no.crime no., charging sections and police stationresulti. v.c.rajendran, rowdy h.s.no.418/19911.crime no.326/87 u/s.147, 148, 324, 302, 506(ii) ipc of ..... sub inspector of police, eriyodu police station, the inspector of police registered a case in cr.no.40 of 2016 on 03.02.2016 for offences under sections 147 and 307 ipc against the petitioners herein, challenging which the petitioners have approached this court for quashing the fir. 4. it is the case of the ..... 148, 341, 307 ipc of vedasandur pspt41.crime no.262/97 u/s.294(b), 506(i) ipc of vadamadurai pspt42.crime no.195/2007 u/s.379, 25(i) mmdr act of eriodu pspt43.crime no.355/07 u/s.147, 148, 341, 364, 506(ii) ipc r/w 25(i) arms ..... (prayer: criminal original petition filed under section 482 of cr.p.c. to call for the records relating to the case in crime no.40 of 2016 on the file of .....
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..... no.139/2016 on 02.04.2016 for offences u/s 147, 148, 294(b), 323, 324, 353, 332 and 307 ipc r/w section 3 of tnppdl act, 1957 against the petitioners and other accused, challenging which the petitioners are before this court for quashing the same. 4. it is the case ..... learned government advocate (crl.side) submitted that the petitioners are notorious accused and gave the catalogue of cases registered against them. ad>sl.no.crime no., charging sections and police stationresulti. v.c.rajendran, rowdy h.s.no.418/19911.crime no.326/87 u/s.147, 148, 324, 302, 506(ii) ipc ..... act of vadamadurai pspt44.crime no.679/2007 u/s.363, 379, 506(ii) ipc of vadamadurai pspt45.crime no.17/08 u/s.323, 379, 506(ii) ipc ..... , 307 ipc of vedasandur pspt41.crime no.262/97 u/s.294(b), 506(i) ipc of vadamadurai pspt42.crime no.195/2007 u/s.379, 25(i) mmdr act of eriodu pspt43.crime no.355/07 u/s.147, 148, 341, 364, 506(ii) ipc r/w 25(i) arms .....
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..... to question the admissibility of ex.a2. the first respondent is not enforcing his right of possession under sale agreement-ex.a2. therefore, section 17(1-a) of registration act and section 35 of the stamp act are not applicable. the admissibility of document can be decided only after trial and at the time of delivery of judgment. 5. ..... 1-a has bee substituted and explanation has been added to article 23. the explanation appended to article 23 of schedule 1-a of the stamp act as substituted by section (6) of act 22 of 1990 reads as follows: explanation. for the purpose of this article, where in the case of agreement to sell immovable property, the ..... 2014 (8) mlj 562, wherein in paragraph no.10, it is held as follows: 10. in view of the specific provision made under the proviso to section 49 of the registration act, 1980, allowing the unregistered document affecting immovable property, to be received as evidence of a contract in a suit for specific performance, the contentions raised by the .....
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..... the adverse findings of the first appellate court is not perverse? (ii) whether the legal presumption drawn in favour of the plaintiff on ex.a.1, under section 90 of the evidence act is correct in law when the 1st defendant disputed the ex.a.1 as fradulent and fabricated document? (iii) whether the learned ist appellate judge has misconducted ..... a division bench of the punjab and haryana high court in bhagwan dass v. bhishan chand, air 1974 punj and har 7, drew a presumption under section 114 of the evidence act against a party who did not enter into the witness box". 13. a perusal of the aforesaid decision would clearly highlight and spot light that when certain ..... execution and attestation of this gift deed is the sole point in issue before us. the appellant has rested his case on the favourable presumption contained in section 90 of the evidence act i.e. that the gift deed being thirty years old should be taken as having been duly executed and attested. the appellant seems to have made .....
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..... lapse of ten years. thirdly, the petitioner, referring to the provisions of the criminal procedure code, stated that the time factor, normally to be followed for filing charge sheet (section 468 of cr.p.c.) has not expired and hence, negligence cannot be attributed on his part. the second respondent has also rejected the appeal vide proceedings dated ..... the petitioner has filed this present writ petition. 3. the learned counsel for the petitioner raised three major grounds. since the charge memo was issued on 05.10.2007, nearly after a period of ten years from the date of occurrence, according to the petitioner, the inordinate delay which was unexplained, has caused serious prejudice to ..... during his tenure in that station, because of the fact that the persons involved in the offence were absconding. 2.3. however, a charge memo, dated 05.10.2007, was issued to the petitioner, after a lapse of nearly ten years, by the district forest officer, madurai, under rule 17(a) of the tamil nadu civil .....
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..... the family. she was functioning in different capacities. she functioned as the wife of the petitioner and mother of her two minor children. she was the finance minister of the family. she was the chef. she was the chartered accountant of the family in-charge of maintaining the income and expenses. the petitioner ..... entitled to be treated with dignity which not only forms their fundamental right but also their human right. we, therefore, hope and trust that this decision acts as a deterrent and a reminder to those doctors, hospitals, the nursing homes and other connected establishments who do not take their responsibility seriously." 52. in ..... at the time of conducting family planning operation, the medical officers of government nagercoil medical college hospital administered nitrous oxide instead of oxygen and the said negligent act resulted in heavy blood loss and neuro complaints. 14. the petitioner preferred a complaint before the directorate of health and on the basis of the instruction .....
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..... , nonviolence and doing good things. 47. taking the cue from thirukkural and marching on the virtues of non-violence and non-falsehood, mahatma gandhiji inspired all sections of the society in the struggle for freedom and succeeded. he has inspired many other great leaders and like thiruvallur, attained immortality following the saint himself. well ..... disrespect to elders, child abuse, anger, religious impostors, pornography, etc. these problems, though may look like individual problems have a great impact on the society. every act of a man has a sociological and psychological impact on the persons around him and in the minds of the persons getting to know about him. press and media ..... educate their children. in short, it spells out the obligations of the citizens to the country and the society. 22. every citizen of the country must act in a way to preserve the social order. another important aspect of the fundamental duty is to preserve the integrity of the country. society is nothing .....
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