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..... set forth, as in the instant case, even if the same was less than the value determined as per the bench mark valuation, section 47-a of the act is no.attracted. the stamp duty is to be paid, under the charging provision of section 3, as per the value of instrument. section 47-a applies to the case ..... sale. .7. in k.p. varghese vs. income tax officer, ernakulam & anr., (1981) 4 scc 173, the question for consideration was whether section 52 (2) of the income tax act, 1961 will be attracted only when there is understatement of consideration or where the market value exceeded the consideration declared by the assessee. the said provision authorized the ..... the consideration in respect of the transfer is understated or in other words, shown at a lesser figure than that actually received by the assessee. sub-section (2) has no application in case of an honest and bona fide transaction where the consideration in respect of the transfer has been correctly declared or disclosed by the assessee, even .....
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..... set forth, as in the instant case, even if the same was less than the value determined as per the bench mark valuation, section 47-a of the act is no.attracted. the stamp duty is to be paid, under the charging provision of section 3, as per the value of instrument. section 47-a applies to the case ..... sale. .7. in k.p. varghese vs. income tax officer, ernakulam & anr., (1981) 4 scc 173, the question for consideration was whether section 52 (2) of the income tax act, 1961 will be attracted only when there is understatement of consideration or where the market value exceeded the consideration declared by the assessee. the said provision authorized the ..... the consideration in respect of the transfer is understated or in other words, shown at a lesser figure than that actually received by the assessee. sub-section (2) has no application in case of an honest and bona fide transaction where the consideration in respect of the transfer has been correctly declared or disclosed by the assessee, even .....
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..... 19 therein pending final disposal of the application. in taking this view we have also taken note of the provisions of section 7(2)(a) of the family courts act, 1984 (act 66 of 1984) passed recently by parliament proposing to transfer the jurisdiction exercisable by magistrates under section 125 of the code to ..... criminal justice system has been directed to victimology, control of victimization and protection of victims of crimes. crimes often entail substantive harms to people and no.merely symbolic harm to the social order. consequently the needs and rights of victims of crime should receive priority attention in the total response to crime ..... be addressed by improvement in quality and integrity of those who deal with investigation and prosecution, apart from improvement of infrastructure but punishment of guilty is no.the only step in providing justice to victim. victim expects a mechanism for rehabilitative measures, including monetary compensation. such compensation has been directed to .....
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..... vs- siksha o anusandhan university, bhubaneswar and others opp. parties ----------------------------for petitioner for opp. parties : in person : in person (for opposite party nos.1 and3) (for opposite party no.2-none) ------------------------------ present: the honourable kumari justice s.panda date of judgment : 25.10.2013 s.panda, j.petitioner, in the present writ ..... well as direct initiation of disciplinary action against the erring officers/officials. the court shall ensure that the proceedings under the contempt of courts act, 1971 are initiated against the erring authorities irrespective of their stature and empowerment. where the admissions given by the authorities concerned are found ..... council of india v. madhu singh11, gsf medical and paramedical assn. v. assn. of self financing technical institutes12 and christian medical college v. state of punjab13. xx xx xx 30. there is no doubt that 30th september is the cut-off date. the authorities canno.grant admission beyond the cut .....
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..... of recommendation to b.ed. course in terms of section 14(3) (b) of ncte act. i do no.find any infirmity or illegality in the said order of opposite party no.2-eastern regional committee passed under annexure-16.58. question no.(vi) is whether there is infirmity or illegality in the order dated 1.3.2013 passed ..... reveals that the state government considering various facts has given the following detailed reasons for no.granting recognition to the petitioner-institution to open b.ed. course. 1. the centurion university of technology and management is a self financed private university.2. opening of private b.ed. colleges and secondary training schools in the state has ..... been banned with effect from 14.08.1989 under the provisions of sections 7-e and 7f of the orissa education (amendment) act, 1989. sections 7-e and 7-f stipulate .....
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..... writ petition is allowed. the chairman, joint entrance examination, 2012, odisha and director, medical education and training, odisha-opposite party nos.2 & 3 respectively are directed to give admission to the petitioner in mbbs course as per her rank under the category of ex-serviceman quota seat forthwith ..... as provided under section 3, which is quoted hereunder: 6 3. method of admission in professional educational institutions- subject to the provisions of this act, admission of students in all private professional educational institutions, government institutions and sponsored institutions to all seats including lateral entry seats, shall be made through ..... well as direct initiation of disciplinary action against the erring officers/officials. the court shall also ensure that the proceedings under the contempt of courts act, 1971 are initiated against the erring authorities irrespective of their stature and empowerment. where the admissions given by the concerned authorities are found by .....
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..... writ petition is allowed. the chairman, joint entrance examination, 2012, odisha and director, medical education and training, odisha-opposite party nos.2 & 3 respectively are directed to give admission to the petitioner in mbbs course as per her rank under the category of ex-serviceman quota seat forthwith ..... as provided under section 3, which is quoted hereunder: 6 3. method of admission in professional educational institutions- subject to the provisions of this act, admission of students in all private professional educational institutions, government institutions and sponsored institutions to all seats including lateral entry seats, shall be made through ..... well as direct initiation of disciplinary action against the erring officers/officials. the court shall also ensure that the proceedings under the contempt of courts act, 1971 are initiated against the erring authorities irrespective of their stature and empowerment. where the admissions given by the concerned authorities are found by .....
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..... the tribunal ), northern division, sambalpur in misc. (a) case no.267 of 2002(s).2. respondent nos. 1 to 4, who were the petitioners/claimants before the tribunal, filed the claim petition under section 166 of the motor vehicles act, 1988 (hereinafter referred to as m.v. act ). claimants case before the tribunal in a nutshell is that the ..... deceased-alok kumar naik was 2 serving as an engineer in ..... resource, ipcl stated about income of the deceased; police papers submitted in evidence remained unchallenged, the deceased was highly qualified and had a bright future; exhibit no.2 is salary certificate which reveals that the deceased was to get promotion on 31.03.2006 and 01.04.2008 and his annual income would have been rs. .....
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..... that every action of the state and its instrumentality should be fair, legitimate and above board and without any affection or aversion. (see haji t.m. hassan rawther vs. kerala finance corporation, air 1988 sc 157; e.p. royappa vs. state of tamil nadu, air 1974 sc 555 and state of andhra pradesh & anr., vs- nalla raja reddy, air ..... .95,840/- including initial deposit of rs.20,000/- in 16 quarterly instalments and on payment of full consideration money in time in respect of said plot.12. question no.(ii) is whether the opposite party-cda is justified in demanding rs.78,077/- as outstanding against the petitioner as on 31.10.2001 as revealed from annexure-a/1. ..... .1999 as evident from the death certificate dated 04.01.2000 (annexure-4) issued under section 17 of the registration of births and deaths act, 1969. vide letter no.17827/cda dated 23.10.1999 (annexure-2), the cda intimated the petitioner that she has already paid rs.95,840/- towards cost for allotment of c category plot in sector-8 .....
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..... after the compromise was entered into, the claimant engaged another advocate, who filed a petition stating therein that without his knowledge, his advocate has entered into a compromise with respondent no.2 in the lok adalat held in the month of january, 1988. this court, referring to the provisions of the general rules and circular orders of the high court of judicature ..... it is as good as an undertaking given by a party himself in writing and is binding on him. order 3, rule 4 c.p.c. provides that no pleader shall act for any person in any court, unless he has been appointed for the purpose by such person by a document in writing signed by such person or by his ..... this court the authority of a senior advocate observed that an advocate, who appears on behalf of another advocate engaged by a party can only plead but he has no power to act on behalf of a party without a document in writing in his favour. while holding thus, it was further observed in the said decision that the agency created .....
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