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The Commissioner of Income Tax and Another Vs. M/S Foresee Information ...

Court: Karnataka

..... it was subsequently converted into a company and got changed its name as m s foresee information systems ail the partners in the firm became the shareholders of the company and ..... the year 1997 the name of the firm was changed from m s foresee software consultant to m s foresee information systems on 22 08 1995 from the year i995 96 the .....

Masonic Lodge Vs. State of Jharkhand and ors.

Court: Jharkhand

Reported in: 2001(49)BLJR1246

orderm y eqbal j 1 heard mr p k prasad learned counsel for the petitioner and mr m s anwar...

Baker (Respondent) Vs. Quantum Clothing Group Limited (Appellants) and ...

Court: UK Supreme Court

..... wrongly accordingly the fact that the courts have interpreted dangerous under reference to reasonable foreseeability does not mean that necessarily the same criteria should apply when considering a ..... employee is struck by the reasonable practicability defence which itself imports considerations of reasonable foreseeability fourthly it is no doubt for these reasons that when commenting on the .....

Corr (Administratix of the Estate of Thomas Corr (Deceased)) (Responde ...

Court: House of Lords

..... subject again to the qualification in 2 where personal injury to the pursuer was reasonably foreseeable the defender is liable for any personal injury whether physical or psychiatric which the pursuer ..... different conclusion sedley lj para 66 referred to the admitted fact that depression was a foreseeable consequence of the employer 8217 s negligence and to the uncontroverted evidence that suicide was .....

Grieves (Appellant) Vs. F T Everard and Sons and Others (Respondents)

Court: House of Lords

..... of infecting them with a potentially lethal dose of the cjd agent it was reasonably foreseeable and the defendants foresaw that over a long period the patients would suffer psychiatric injury ..... injury arising as an immediate consequence of an obvious accident in which the claimant could foreseeably have been physically injured at the time however like my noble and learned friend lord .....

Mitchell (Ap) and Another (Original Respondents and Cross-appellants) ...

Court: House of Lords

..... try to solve all problems of negligence by reference to an all embracing criterion of foreseeability thereby effectively reducing all decisions in this field to questions of fact but this comfortable ..... where considerations of practical justice impel us to reject a general imposition of liability for foreseeable damage 8230 in truth in cases such as these having rejected the generalised principle we .....

Robb (Appellant) Vs. Salamis (M and I) Limited (Formerly Known as Sala ...

Court: House of Lords

..... steps to counter risks that were mere possibilities beyond the range of reasonable foreseeability reasonable foreseeability is an express test of suitability for the purposes of regulation 4 21 ..... place therefore the respondents obligations under the regulation were triggered because it was reasonably foreseeable that an employee might injure himself while using a ladder which became dislodged and .....

Transfield Shipping Inc (Appellants) Vs. Mercator Shipping Inc (Respon ...

Court: House of Lords

..... have thought they were accepting i agree that cases of departure from the ordinary foreseeability rule based on individual circumstances will be unusual but limitations on the extent of ..... about hadley v baxendale which although differently formulated share some common ground they demonstrate that foreseeability by itself is not a satisfactory test and kramer and tettenborn emphasise the importance .....

Hughes (A.P.) Vs. Lord Advocate (as Representing the Postmaster Genera ...

Court: House of Lords

..... into the shelter with the lamp the solicitor general endeavoured to limit the extent of foreseeability in this connection by references to certain passages in the evidence regarding the safety of ..... caused the burning and was unforeseeable therefore the accident according to them was not reasonably foreseeable in my opinion this reasoning is fallacious an explosion is only one way in which .....

R Vs. Rahman and Others (Appellants) (on Appeal from the Court of Appe ...

Court: House of Lords

..... parties embark on a punishment exercise that carries with it the foreseeable possibility of death of the victim the instruments used for ..... acts by the primary offender of a type which the former foresees but does not necessarily intend the criminal culpability lies in ..... the more serious offence and if the secondary party did not foresee even the possibility of the more serious offence such could .....