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..... particulars of the publications. 13 section 80 of the representation of the people act, 1951, provides that no election shall be called in question except by an election petition presented in accordance with provisions of this chapter (chapter ii). section 81 of the act deals with presentation of petitions, whereas, section 82 provides for parties to ..... the petition. section 83 of the act provides for contents of the petition, which reads thus: ..... of the petition on the ground that the petition has not been verified in the manner required by section 83(1) proviso of the act. according to respondent no.1, it is not only the form of affidavit matters but the substance that matters. it is contended that the petition suffers from absence .....
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..... bills and making payments in respect of the goods purchased for accused no. 1. the complainant had issued a statutory notice in this case after receiving the ..... partnership firm, accused no. 1. it is contended that accused no. 3 was working as a director and accused no. 4 was the officer authorized by accused no. 1 concern, to sign the cheques. it is the case of the complainant that the accused nos. 2 to 4 are responsible for conducting the business of accused no. 1 concern as they were doing acts like purchasing goods, preparing .....
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..... following judicial pronouncements: (i) judgment of learned single judge of this court in the case of m/s. lloyds finance ltd. vs. m/s. skg solvex ltd. and others, reported at 2002 cri.l.j. 2765. (ii) judgment of learned single judge of this court in the case of m/s. merchant alias somji agro industries ..... accused failed to comply with the requisitions contained in the said notice. hence, the complainant instituted stcc no. 4886/2003 against the accused before learned judicial magistrate (f.c.), latur, for the offence punishable under section 138 of negotiable instruments act and section 420 of indian penal code on 17-11-2003. 8. learned judicial magistrate (f. ..... , passed by the learned judicial magistrate (f.c.), renapur, in stcc no. 241/2008, dismissing the said complaint for the offences punishable under section 138 of negotiable instruments act, and section 420 of indian penal code, stands quashed and set aside, and stcc no. 241/2008 stands restored to the file at its original stage, and .....
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..... following judicial pronouncements: (i) judgment of learned single judge of this court in the case of m/s. lloyds finance ltd. vs. m/s. skg solvex ltd. and others, reported at 2002 cri.l.j. 2765. (ii) judgment of learned single judge of this court in the case of m/s. merchant alias somji agro industries ..... accused failed to comply with the requisitions contained in the said notice. hence, the complainant instituted stcc no. 4886/2003 against the accused before learned judicial magistrate (f.c.), latur, for the offence punishable under section 138 of negotiable instruments act and section 420 of indian penal code on 17-11-2003. 8. learned judicial magistrate (f. ..... , passed by the learned judicial magistrate (f.c.), renapur, in stcc no. 241/2008, dismissing the said complaint for the offences punishable under section 138 of negotiable instruments act, and section 420 of indian penal code, stands quashed and set aside, and stcc no. 241/2008 stands restored to the file at its original stage, and .....
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..... two representatives of the management elected by senate. the law also provides reservation for backward classes and woman in above categories. finance and accounts officer and controller of examinations are the permanent invitees with no right to vote. when the composition as also its powers and duties are compared with any other authorities in chapter iv, ..... mean a college maintained and managed by the university. though the concept of a constituent college is not explained in 1994 act, it can not be alien to or inconsistent with the scheme of 1994 act. section 2 (20) defines management and the definition is wide enough to cover the management council of universities within its sweep. ..... for starting a new college or institution of higher learning. 11. model college is a constituent college of the respondent 5 university itself. section 2 (10) of the 1994 act defines college to mean a college situated in university area and either conducted by the university or affiliated to it. section .....
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..... two representatives of the management elected by senate. the law also provides reservation for backward classes and woman in above categories. finance and accounts officer and controller of examinations are the permanent invitees with no right to vote. when the composition as also its powers and duties are compared with any other authorities in chapter iv, ..... mean a college maintained and managed by the university. though the concept of a constituent college is not explained in 1994 act, it can not be alien to or inconsistent with the scheme of 1994 act. section 2 (20) defines management and the definition is wide enough to cover the management council of universities within its sweep. ..... for starting a new college or institution of higher learning. 11. model college is a constituent college of the respondent 5 university itself. section 2 (10) of the 1994 act defines college to mean a college situated in university area and either conducted by the university or affiliated to it. section .....
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..... language schools, be it a primary school or a secondary school, in so far as making of application for establishing a school is concerned. question no.(ii) is answered accordingly by the full bench. full bench in para 10 observes that statements in the above said affidavit made it clear that in the ..... have to consider providing of more than one neighbourhood school. shri gatne, learned counsel also submitted that the state government has decided to promote self-financed and sustaining schools and a bill for that purpose is under consideration. all these factors show the effort of central as also state government to resolve ..... and to provide for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. this legislation had received the assent of the president. under section 19 of the a.p. act, educational institutions are classified into three categories, namely, state institutions, local authority institutions and private institutions and granting of permission for the establishment of educational .....
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..... language schools, be it a primary school or a secondary school, in so far as making of application for establishing a school is concerned. question no.(ii) is answered accordingly by the full bench. full bench in para 10 observes that statements in the above said affidavit made it clear that in the ..... have to consider providing of more than one neighbourhood school. shri gatne, learned counsel also submitted that the state government has decided to promote self-financed and sustaining schools and a bill for that purpose is under consideration. all these factors show the effort of central as also state government to resolve ..... and to provide for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. this legislation had received the assent of the president. under section 19 of the a.p. act, educational institutions are classified into three categories, namely, state institutions, local authority institutions and private institutions and granting of permission for the establishment of educational .....
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..... be recovered on 19.11.2011. 11. accused bibhishan came to be arrested in the month of december 2011. no blood was found on his clothes. the statement of bibhishan came to be recorded under section 27 of evidence act on 6.12.2011. on the basis of this statement, the weapon like a cookery, having blood stains and ..... persons were involved in the incident as assailants. their names are given by the complainant and two witnesses like nandraj and balaji and they are as under:- (i) balasaheb shep, (ii) bibhishan chate, (iii) shrihari chate, (iv) govind chate, (v) suryakant chate, and (vi) sanjay chate. the names of only balasaheb shep and bibhishan chate were given ..... for an order of cancellation of bail already granted." the general grounds for cancellation are quoted by the apex court as:- (i) interference in the administration of justice, (ii) attempt to evade due course of justice or abuse to the concession granted, and (iii) possibility of absconding of accused etc. it is laid down by the apex .....
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..... itself has gone to the stage of liquidation and some dispute arose about the repayment of loan. the respondent nos. 1 and 2 then filed dispute no. cc/156/2005 under section 91 of the maharashtra co-operative societies act, 1960, for recovery of the loan amount. in the said dispute, the bank has claimed that, the ..... act and indian stamp act, and came to the conclusion that, the act does not provide that, the promissory notes are required to be duly stamped ..... the proper stamp. it is submitted that, there is power under section 34 of the bombay stamp act to impound the document, however, the co-operative court has wrongly rejected the application of the original respondent nos. 1 and 2. it is submitted that, co-operative appellate court has rightly considered the provisions of bombay stamp .....
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