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Jamilaben Hanif Manek Vs. Sama Jusab Jasraya

Court : Gujarat

..... the fir lodged by the petitioner complainant being cr no.i-1 of 2009 registered with salaya police station for the offences punishable under sections 365, 36, 392, 506(2), 114, 342 of indian penal code read with section 25(1)(a) of arms act, and it is an admitted position that after conclusion of the investigation, the investigating officer has filed chargesheet only against the original accused no.1 and in column no.2 of the chargesheet filed against the original accused no.1, the ..... accused. the magistrate is not bound in such a situation to follow the procedure laid down in sections 200 and 202 of the code for taking cognizance of a case under section 190(1)(a) though it is open to him to act under section 200 or section 202 ..... inclusive of the respondent nos.1 to 3 herein being cr no.i-1 of 2009 before the salaya police station for the offences punishable under sections 365, 36, 392, 506(2), 114, 342 of indian penal code read with section 25(1)(a) of arms act. .....

Gujarat Majdoor Panchayat Vs. State of Gujarat and anr.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1988)2GLR1005

..... as per the relevant rules and regulations framed under section 33 of the bombay police act ('the regulations and conduct of assembly and procession (ahmedabad police commissioner area) rules, 1975') the authorised officer can certainly refuse to grant permission sought for. ..... permission sought for may be refused if the authorised officer is of the opinion that granting of such permission will not be in the interest of the sovereignty and integrity of india, the security of the state, friendly relations with foreign states, public order, decency or morality. .....

State of Gujarat Vs. Gobar Rupa

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1995)1GLR1

..... the price fetched under a genuine sale-deed could form the basis for determining the market value of an acquired land and market value determined by an award made under the act, for an earlier acquired land, either by the land acquisition officer or the court could also form the basis for determining the market value of subsequently acquired land. ..... compensation has to be awarded in terms of the provisions of section 23 of the land acquisition act. ..... being dissatisfied with the aforesaid offer, the claimants made applications for reference under section 18 of the land acquisition act. ..... the aforesaid lands were acquired for the purposes of und irrigation scheme under the provisions of the land acquisition act. .....

Kiritkumar D. Vyas Vs. State and anr.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1982)2GLR79

..... penalty proposed to be inflicted.apart from the aforesaid decision of this high court, there is high authority for the proposition even if a government servant is convicted by a court, if disciplinary action is intended to be taken against him in regard to the act for which he was convicted, he must be afforded an opportunity to be heard in regard to the quantum of punishment. ..... chill penury and stark deprivation were his lot after his summary dismissal and if this court were to disown him only on the ground of delay, it would be setting its seal on an indefencible and unsustainable act of injustice. .....

Dr. Krishnakant Durgeshbhai Gor Vs. State of Gujarat

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (2000)3GLR692

..... patel has further argued that there is no nexus between the act of giving anesthesia and death. .....

Preethisingh Mukandsingh Shikh and Others Vs. State of Gujarat and Oth ...

Court : Gujarat

..... we, therefore, find substance in the contention of the appellants that a person who does not own agricultural land within the state of gujarat at the time of purchase cannot be treated to be a non-agriculturist within the meaning of the act simply because he does not cultivate any agricultural land within the state of gujarat and on that ground alone, the purchase of any agricultural land by such a person will not be hit by the provisions contained in section 89 of ..... such area shall in relation to such person, be deemed to be the ceiling area, to be held by him in this state; provided that where any such person disposes of, at any time before the determination of ceiling area under this act, any land or part thereof so held by him in any other part of india outside the state, in accordance with the provisions of law in force in such part, the area equal to the land or part thereof so disposed of shall ..... which governs all agricultural lands in the state of gujarat, there is a similar definition of agriculturist without any restriction of personal cultivation of land only in the state of gujarat, and according to section 6 of the said ceiling act, which has an overriding effect over all law for the time being in force, no person should be entitled to hold whether as owner or tenant or partly as owner and partly as tenant land in excess of the ceiling area and .....

Deputy Commissioner of Income-tax - TDS Circle Vs. Vodafone Essar Guja ...

Court : Gujarat

..... the intervening period which have been treated to be withdrawn vide their later communication dt.29.1.2014 by fiction of law, became nonest and inoperative and the very initiation of the proceedings by the respondent u/s.87(b) of the finance act, 1944 dt.21.1.2014 served on the banker of the petitioner and the bank account of the petitioner which was debited through bank attachment on 22.1.2014 could not be held justified in the eye of law and we find ..... it may, it is the settled principles of law and which is consistent and recognized that where a case is not considered because of multiplicity of business of the court the party ought not to be prejudiced by that delay and when an act of the court can prejudice no man, ditto would be for an omission in keeping with the aforesaid principles that if the matter has not been taken up for consideration on a given date at least the litigant cannot be left to ..... have noticed that because of heavy load of work but still litigant cannot be made to suffer for those reasons but keeping in view the mandate of law by introducing sec.35c (2a) by finance act, 2002 and a third proviso added by finance act, 2013 in particular, it will be for the tribunal to see that the matters must be decided within the period stipulated under the mandate of law, at the same time, where definite stay order ..... , it is foreign to the proper function of proviso to read it as providing something by way of an addendum or dealing with a subject which is foreign to the main .....

inox India Ltd. Vs. I.D.B.i. Bank Ltd. and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (2002)2GLR1265

..... shelat for the appellant, that courts should not interfere in banking transactions particularly when foreign authorities are involved, but there are two exceptions to this rule (a) fraud and (b) irretrievable toss. ..... + name and address of foreign buyer in certificate of quality and packing list not as per l.c. ..... it is the case of fraud as contemplated under contract act and not as per the indian penal code. ..... the deutche bank was acting as a negotiating bank as the respondent no. ..... , foreign bank. .....

Jadavji Devshanker (Since Deceased by His Heirs) Vs. Jiviben Lavji Rug ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1977)18GLR504

..... proceedings only on the ground that the court which passed the decree was lacking in inherent jurisdiction in the sense that it could not have seizin of the case because the subject matter was wholly foreign to its jurisdiction or that the defendant was dead at the time the suit had been instituted or decree passed, or some such other ground which could have the effect of rendering the court entirely lacking ..... lavji ragnath, the husband of the respondent had filed the said suit for possession of the rented premises under the provisions of the saurashtra rent act and the ground of eviction was non-payment of rent. .....

State of Gujarat Vs. Laxman Jivan and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1976)17GLR321

..... which are less than minimum, the legislature has specifically provided in sub-section (3) of section 135 of the act that either the fact that the offence was committed for the first time or the fact that the offender is made to pay a penalty such as confiscation under other provisions of the act or that the offender was acting merely as acarrier of goods or that he is a person of young age, should not be taken into account as supplying ..... they are as under:the main purpose of the sentence broadly stated is that the accused must realise that he committed an act which is not only harmful to the society of which he forms an integral part but is also harmful to his own future, both as an individual and as a member of the society ..... looking to the facts of the case, i find that of three years would serve the ends of justice and would act as sufficient deterrence in cases such as this.this appeal is accordingly allowed and the sentence imposed by the learned magistrate is enhanced from 6 months r.i ..... 1,10,000/- mainly consisting of foreign fabrics alongwith one t.v. ..... umbergaon for the offence under section 135 of the customs act, 1962, which is hereinafter referred to as the act, on the respondents, who were accused nos. ..... looking to the facts of the case, it is evident that the accused persons were surreptitiously smuggling the goods in question from a foreign port. ..... it was further found from these statements that they had in fact imported about 40 packages out of which 28 packages of foreign. .....