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Nov 13 1957 (HC)

Dhannalal and anr. Vs. Thakur Chittarsingh Mehtapsingh

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1959MP240

..... 692 or, where the noise of the music and shouting arising from the performances of a circus erected near the plaintiff's house lasting from half-past seven till half-past ten in the evening every day was so loud that it could be distinctly heard all over the plaintiff's house and above the conversation, though the windows and the shutters were closed: inchbald v. ..... there was the lift shaft, which formed tube which ran up through the whole building, and the borrowed lights running up the sloping part of the stairs on each floor let the noise from each side of the flats on to the staircase. .....

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Feb 07 2002 (HC)

State of M.P. Vs. Mohd. Jabbar Khan

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2002CriLJ4812; 2002(3)MPHT465; 2002(3)MPLJ438

..... authorities of the state can not behave like truants and conduct the affairs in a half hazard manner. .....

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Apr 17 2006 (HC)

Awadhesh Kumar Dubey Vs. Khairatilal Malhotra and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2007ACJ2184

..... so far as personal expenses is concerned, learned tribunal has committed error in deducting one-half of the income in view of the law laid down by division bench of this court as well as the apex court. .....

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Apr 25 2006 (HC)

Amir Patel and ors. Vs. State of M.P. and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2006(3)MPLJ393

..... examination system only test memory part;(iv) half baked lawyers which are produced are let loose on society like drones and parasites;(v) there is no room for part-time concept in the legal education.9. .....

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Jan 27 2000 (HC)

Punjab National Bank Vs. Laxmichand Rai and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR2000MP301; 2000(2)MPHT25; 2000(3)MPLJ232

..... 6000/-every half yearly reducing the interest pendente lite and future at the rate of 10% per annum and this grant of lesser rate of interest is bad.4. .....

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Nov 24 1958 (HC)

Gulabchand Gambhirmal Vs. Kudilal Govindram and anr.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1959MP151

..... undertaking by govindram to have a fresh deed of partnership executed with the other partners so as to secure the admission of the plaintiff or his nominee or both as partner or partners, are all related, and the sale of two and half ennas share to the plaintiff the purchase of debentures by him were for the purpose of facilitating the plaintiffs admission into the partnership.that being so, it is reasonable to think that the plaintiff's intended entry into the ..... division bench first refected as unreliable the evidence of sitararn sigatya and bhag-wandas kariwala, two of the defendants' witnesses, who sought to give some direct evidence to the effect that the offer of two and half annas share to the plaintiff gulabchand was as a bribe for a report favourable to govindram.they then observed that reliable oral evidence was scarcely to be expected in cases of bribery, and proceeded to discuss and consider ..... privy council observed that the application of the principle that a conclusion on a question of fact arrived at by the trial judge, who had the advantage of hearing and seeing the witness should not be lightly set aside depends upon the special circumstances of each case.their lordships of the privy council quoted with approval the observations of the chief judge of oudh. ..... it is in the light of this practice that we will consider at the later stage whether there is any justification for interfering with any finding of fact of the first appellate court challenged by the appellant .....

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Jan 03 2013 (HC)

Basant K.Bhargava and ors. Vs. the State of M.P.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... the learned counsel for the appellants have submitted that there was no arrangement of light in the room, and therefore the victims could not see the actual culprits. ..... similarly, it is submitted that the appellant basant remained in the custody for four and half months, and therefore his sentence may be reduced to the period which he has already undergone in the custody.9 ..... so far as sentence is concerned, it is true that the appellants remained in the custody for two and half months during the trial and thereafter three months during the 15 cr.a. ..... that wall could not be broken by anyone else, if there was no arrangement of light and the appellants were implicated on the basis of enmity, then as to why the appellant haleem bakhs was implicated, because there was enmity of the appellant haleem with the victims and their family members ..... it is submitted that at present the appellant nunni bai is an old person of 70 years, who has faced the trial and appeal for last 21 years, and therefore where she remained in the custody for five and half months in the past, she may not be sent to the jail again. ..... sadik (dw-1) was examined to show that there was no arrangement of light in that night, because there was blackout in that village and hence the victim shanta devi could not knot as to who assaulted her and her daughters.6 ..... is also submitted that there was no arrangement of light and the victims could not identify the actual culprits. ..... she remained in the custody for two and half months in all. .....

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May 06 1999 (HC)

Shiv Narayan and anr. Vs. M.P. Electricity Board and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1999MP246

..... however as per the instructions contained in the aforesaid circular, in case the consumers having common meters have domestic light & fan/power and commercial light & fan/ power apply for separate connections for commercial l&f;/power purposes, expeditious action should be taken by the field officers be given separate connections. ..... in the case of consumers whose readings are taken once in two months, the consumption corresponding to readings taken on or before 15-4-1976 shall be charged at the pre-revised tariffs; half of the consumption corresponding to the readings taken during the period 15-4-1976 to 15-5-1976 shall be charged at the pre-revised tariff, while the other half shall be charged at the revised tariff and consumption corresponding to readings taken on or after 16-5-1976 shall be billed at the revised tariffs. 3. ..... this tariff classifies (a) for lights and fans, radios and power both for urban areas and rural areas and for domestic purposes and commercial purposes. m.p.e.b. ..... domestic light & fan tariff as well as electricity duty for the consumers for whom meter-readings are taken once in two months shall be as under : for billing once in two months : energy consumption rate first 100 units in two months 30paise/unitover 1 there being no slab for domestic power, commercial, light and fan and commercial power tariff, these tariffs will not be affected in such cases where billing is done once in two months. .....

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Mar 26 2012 (HC)

Gudda Alias Sultan Singh and Another Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh Throu ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2012CrLJ3411

..... reported in air 1974 sc 2363, it was held that when one of the accused poured kerosene on the body after which the appellant lighted a match and set fire to his clothes, the intention was to cause death of that boy and there was no doubt about that intention. ..... in mohabbat, (supra) the trial court convicted the accused appellant under section 302 of the ipc on the ground that he poured kerosene on the person of the deceased, lighted match and set up ablaze. ..... in the case of de raj (supra), the accused caused gun shot injuries to the deceased and the injured died nearly one and half month of the incident. ..... this court held that the death had occurred after two and half months. .....

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Aug 17 2004 (HC)

Rakesh Kumar and Etc. Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2005CriLJ1483

..... this witnesss has said that in the tube light he saw accused rakesh carrying a ballam without handle and accused mithilesh was standing bare handed. ..... true appellant rakesh was showering filthy abuses half an hour prior to incident but later on he went back to his home and again arrived at the spot along with the appellant mithilesh. ..... thereafter, accused persons again arrived after half an hour and again started showering the filthy abuses, at that juncture the main door of govind singh was open. ..... the source of light was also told by this witness since a tube light of the pole was on. ..... the locality was enllghted by tube-light installed by municipality. .....

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