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..... . on the rival pleadings of the parties, the commissioner framed the following issues: issue no.1:whether the deceased r. nagaraja @ r.nagaraju was a workman within the meaning of e.c. act, 1923 & died in an accident arising out of & in course of his employment ?. issue no.2:whether the quantum of compensation claimed is due or any part thereof & if so by ..... whom payable ?. .5. the commissioner taking into consideration the argument advanced by both the parties and the evidence of witnesses produced before him, came to the conclusion that the deceased r. nagaraja @ r. nagaraju was a workman within the meaning of employees compensation act, 1923 .....
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..... under sections 302 ipc and r.i. for one year under sections 148/149/336/337 ipc and direct that both the sentences shall run concurrently. so far as respondent nos.2 to 14 are concerned, we find them guilty for the offence under sections 148/149/336/337 ipc and sentence them to undergo r.i for one year under the ..... that the fir subsequently registered was a second fir with regard to the same occurrence with similar details and was hit by section 162. section 134 of the evidence act provides that no particular number of witnesses shall in any case be required for the proof of any fact. it is not always the quantity but the quality of the prosecution evidence ..... reason, he acquitted the accused persons from the said charges. he further submitted that p.ws.4,5 and 6, who were eye witnesses, consistently stated 6 regarding the overt act committed by a-1 which has not been taken into consideration by the trial court. therefore, the order of acquittal is liable to be reversed as the trial court has .....
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..... marked as ext. 1 with objection, it would be profitable to refer to entry no.23 of schedule-i of the indian stamp act as amended. the said entry relates to conveyance as defined by section 2 (10) of the said act no.being a transfer charged or exempted under entry no.62. the entry 23 (b) has been 7 amended by the state of odisha ..... under an order of the revenue and disaster management department no.stamp-10/0633267/r.d.m. dated 5.8.2008 wherein, the ..... of the stamp duty along with penalty, such document can be admitted into evidence for any purpose, referring to section 35 (a) of the stamp act held that a document of this nature shall no.be admitted for any purpose whatsoever. if all purposes for which the document is sought to be brought in evidence are excluded, the document even canno .....
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..... their managing director, sri tirupati panigrahi under sections 465/467/471/406/411/420/506/120b/34, ipc read with section 4 of the prevention of money laundering act, 2002.24. this court while rejecting bail petition filed earlier before submission of charge sheet has observed that apparently a prima facie case is made out which constitutes ..... ltd. represented by their md sri tirupati panigrahi u/s 465/ 467/ 471/ 406/ 411/ 420/ 506/120(b)/34 ipc/4 of the prevention of money laundering act 2002. the stipulated custodial period of 120 days is going to be completed by 23.04.2013 in respect of aforementioned accused persons. hence, i submitted charge sheet vide ..... false promises and thereby induced people to part with their money which were subsequently misappropriated and converted to their own use. (ii) further stand of the state is that in eow bhubaneswar p.s. case no.02/13 the accused had threatened the complainant and other witnesses when they insisted for sale of land in their favour as .....
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..... their managing director, sri tirupati panigrahi under sections 465/467/471/406/411/420/506/120b/34, ipc read with section 4 of the prevention of money laundering act, 2002.24. this court while rejecting bail petition filed earlier before submission of charge sheet has observed that apparently a prima facie case is made out which constitutes ..... ltd. represented by their md sri tirupati panigrahi u/s 465/ 467/ 471/ 406/ 411/ 420/ 506/120(b)/34 ipc/4 of the prevention of money laundering act 2002. the stipulated custodial period of 120 days is going to be completed by 23.04.2013 in respect of aforementioned accused persons. hence, i submitted charge sheet vide ..... false promises and thereby induced people to part with their money which were subsequently misappropriated and converted to their own use. (ii) further stand of the state is that in eow bhubaneswar p.s. case no.02/13 the accused had threatened the complainant and other witnesses when they insisted for sale of land in their favour as .....
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..... their managing director, sri tirupati panigrahi under sections 465/467/471/406/411/420/506/120b/34, ipc read with section 4 of the prevention of money laundering act, 2002.24. this court while rejecting bail petition filed earlier before submission of charge sheet has observed that apparently a prima facie case is made out which constitutes ..... ltd. represented by their md sri tirupati panigrahi u/s 465/ 467/ 471/ 406/ 411/ 420/ 506/120(b)/34 ipc/4 of the prevention of money laundering act 2002. the stipulated custodial period of 120 days is going to be completed by 23.04.2013 in respect of aforementioned accused persons. hence, i submitted charge sheet vide ..... false promises and thereby induced people to part with their money which were subsequently misappropriated and converted to their own use. (ii) further stand of the state is that in eow bhubaneswar p.s. case no.02/13 the accused had threatened the complainant and other witnesses when they insisted for sale of land in their favour as .....
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..... their managing director, sri tirupati panigrahi under sections 465/467/471/406/411/420/506/120b/34, ipc read with section 4 of the prevention of money laundering act, 2002.24. this court while rejecting bail petition filed earlier before submission of charge sheet has observed that apparently a prima facie case is made out which constitutes ..... ltd. represented by their md sri tirupati panigrahi u/s 465/ 467/ 471/ 406/ 411/ 420/ 506/120(b)/34 ipc/4 of the prevention of money laundering act 2002. the stipulated custodial period of 120 days is going to be completed by 23.04.2013 in respect of aforementioned accused persons. hence, i submitted charge sheet vide ..... false promises and thereby induced people to part with their money which were subsequently misappropriated and converted to their own use. (ii) further stand of the state is that in eow bhubaneswar p.s. case no.02/13 the accused had threatened the complainant and other witnesses when they insisted for sale of land in their favour as .....
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..... the proper officer for assessment of duty, on 10.3.2010 communicated the decision of the deputy commissioner regarding final assessment under sec. 18(2) of the act. a refund application is no.maintainable without challenging the 8 provisional assessment or the final assessment in appeal. the scope under refund application or on an appeal arising out ..... note for final assessment was put up by the superintendent on 10.03.2010, vide annexure-5. referring to some of the averments made in paragraphs 2.8, 2.9, 2.10 and the prayer made in appeal before the cestat, mrs. padhi submitted that the appellant accepted the fact that final assessment has been done. it ..... said letter. for proper appreciation of the case, it is necessary to reproduce the said letter. government of india ministry of finance, department of revenue office of the depty commissioner customs, customs house paradeep. c. no.viii-cus-48 (12) pdp/2009 to m/s visa steel limited, 11, edamra kanan, nayapalli, bhubaneswar-751015. dated .....
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..... of the high court is to follow the opinion expressed by larger bench of the supreme court. concluding his argument, dr. mohanty prayed for a direction to opposite party no.2 to pay interest from the date of accident and not from the date of judgment of the commissioner 5. per contra mr.n.c.mishra, learned counsel appearing for ..... compensation required under the statute?.7. to adjudicate the above issue, it is relevant to extract here the relevant portion of sections 3 and 4-a of workmen s compensation act, 1923, which reads thus: 3. employer s liability for compensation. (1) if personal injury is caused to a workman by accident arising out of and in the course ..... may be, without prejudice to the right of the workman to make any further claim. (3) where any employer is in default in paying the compensation due under this act within one month from the date it fell due, the commissioner shall (a) direct that the employer shall, in addition to the amount of the arrears, pay simple interest .....
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..... on record.10. it was argued that law is well settled that the departmental enquiry is not governed by the strict and technical rules of evidence act and opposite party no.2 having neither at any point of time submitted his list of witness not asked for cross-examination of any witness, the finding of the learned tribunal ..... (6) of rule 9 concluded the enquiry and submitted his finding in vogue. the marshalling officer has never taken any action levelled against opp. party no.2. opp. party no.2 during the course of enquiry has also denied the charges. the witness examined on behalf of the petitioner-society before the tribunal admitted that the enquiring officer ..... 30.11.2006 on account of transfer and posting of new manager (finance & audit), who was appointed as the enquiry officer. the enquiry was first conducted on 13.07.2004 and subsequently adjourned to 18 times, out of these 18 occasions, opposite party no.2 took four adjournments for submission of his written 4 statement. although the .....
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