Court : Rajasthan
Reported in : 1999(2)WLC232; 1998(1)WLN691
..... ' it is obvious from the example that if an employee avails some days earned leave during first half of the year, earned leave so taken will be adjusted against 15 days earned leave kept separately in his account on the first day of the year and the balance brought forward from the earlier year will be ..... under sub-rule (3) of rule 49 of the 1972 rules, it has been provided that in calculating the length of qualifying service, fraction of a year equal to three months and above shall be treated as a completed one half year and reckoned as qualifying service. .....
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Reported in : 1980WLN332
..... .(ii) for delays upto 15 days, including five days of grace damages at half the rates laid down in the table recommended by the central board of trustees may be levied .....
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Reported in : AIR2000Raj70
..... it appears that initially, being satisfied with the allotment of half of the plot in january, 1992, the petitioner once again made an attempt to get remaining half of the plot from respondent-uit by commencing the correspondence only in january, 1993. i.e. ..... it is clearly stated in the letter by the petitioner that they have accepted the allotted land and never made grievance about the remaining half of the land of the plot in question. ..... lodha, for the respondent-uit that having accepted the allotment of half plot way back in january, 1992, later on it was not open to the petitioner to claim remaining half of the land. ..... the allotment was made in favour of the petitioner on 9-1 -92 regarding half of the plot comprising 10250 sq. ..... 1/3) makes it clear that the petitioner was fully satisfied with the allotment of the land of half of the plot in question. .....
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Reported in : 1985(2)WLN707
..... landing of three blows by each accused can hadly take half a minute or a minute and, therefore, even if gangabishan raised a hue and cry, which may be admitted for the sake of the argument, was heard by these persons in the dhani and they ran immediately on hearing the ..... this omission assumes great importance in the light of the fact that field of raichand consists of 47 bighas and the field of panji is spread in 70 bighas and so with this vast area without pin-pointing the place from where gangabishan and shaitansingh have seen .....
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Reported in : AIR1976Raj10; 1975()WLN337
..... one of the plaintiffs, namely, gokul who possessed more than half of the land, came into the witness-box and supported the plaintiffs' case put forward in the plaint. ..... as pointed out above, it stands proved that the plaintiffs have been irrigating their fields from the said well for the last half a century uninterruptedly. .....
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Reported in : 1991(2)WLC274; 1991(2)WLN329
..... there is no dispute that there is delay of one and half month in disposal of this representation. .....
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Reported in : 1987(1)WLN171
..... narangi, poonamchand & gokulchand and the pistol was used to kill poonamchand in order to loot one and half mounds of silver and, therefore, the learned lower court has rightly held the accused-appellants guilty of the offence under sections 396 i.p.c ..... has held that whether or not the witness was in a position to identify will depend on the various circumstances such as the availability of light at the scene of occurrence, the time of occurrence, the closeness of the witness to the accused etc. ..... ' and it has not been proved that there was sufficient light in which the accused could be identified and the accused did not remain standing at one place but moved to and from, it will be very risky to base conviction only on the evidence of identification ..... narangi, the accused-persons plundered their house for about one and half hour and according to pw 8 gokulchand, these two accused-persons have remained in his room for about 20 minutes.19. ..... in this case, we have already observed that sufficient light was there to identify the accused-persons and the accused-persons have remained there with the witnesses for quite some-time and, therefore, the witnesses had an ample opportunity to identify the accused ..... she could safely identify them in the light of the lantern and flashing of the torches which they must have flashed often in order to dig holes in the ground in the kitchen as well as in the room of gokulchand to take out their gold ornaments ..... saw them running in the light of the lantern. .....
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Reported in : AIR1984Raj8; 1983()WLN228
..... shall exceed the basic rent increased by fifty per cent thereof; and(b) where the premises are let for any other purpose, the standard rent shall not exceed two and a half times the basic rent thereof : provided that where the premieses have been first let after the first day of jan, 1946, the standard rent shall not exceed the basic ..... the basic rent increased by fifty per cent thereof; and(b) where the premises are let for any other purpose, the standard rent shall not exceed two and & half times the basic real thereof:provided that where the premises have been first let after the first day of jan. ..... of the act are retrospective in operation and that: the stan-dard rent for the premises should) be determined- in the light of the aforesaid amend-ments. ..... rent could not exceed two and a half times the basic rent thereof. ..... the ordinance and for that matter by the amendment act in section 6 of the act are retrospective in operation and that the standard rent (or the shop should have been determined in the light of the aforesaid amendments. ..... section (2) of section 6 of the act would not be applicable and the main part of clause (b) of sub-section (2) of section 6 of the act would apply and the standad rent can be fixed up to two and a half times the basic rent. ..... of the amendments introduced in it by the ordinance and the amendment act and that by applying clause (b) of sub-section (2) of section 6 of the act, the standard rent should have been fixed at two and a half : times the basic rent. .....
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Reported in : 1984WLN(UC)399
..... he has also discussed the argument of the learned counsel for the accused appellant at the trial that both the tickets were for the adults and the half ticket (ticket for the child) not being there, it cannot be said that any ticket was purchased for sandeep kumar on the relevant date. ..... the learned public prosecutor agrees that these two witnesses would have thrown light on the matter and could have supplied corroboration to the testimonv of sandeep kumar, but his contention is that they were not indispensable to the prosecution and hanuman das (pw 6) sho being relative of pokhar ram appellant ..... as evident from the; discussion in the judgment, there was no half ticket available and therefore, the learned counsel advanced the argument to that effect and the, learned trial judge considered the same ..... however, if a witness can throw any light on a particular event or its narration to him immediately after the incident, such as in the present case, he becomes an important witness specially so when sandeep kumar happens to be a boy of 12-13 years of age aad was staying with his maternal ..... of sho is taken to be true that sandeep kumar had reached the site only when he was about to leave for the police station, still if anything had come out from the statement of sandeep kumar throwing light on the murder, it was expected of the s.i. ..... the learned public prosecutor and the learned counsel for the appellant could not throw any light on, the point. ..... 10 am and stayed therefor two and half hours. .....
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Reported in : 2001(3)WLC633; 2002(1)WLN77
..... each of the appellants is totally based on circumstantial evidence but while considering such an evidence the learned trial court has failed to appreciate in a right perspective in the light of cardinal principles of criminal jurisprudence because the circumstances brought on record by the prosecution in its evidence are not sufficient to hold the appellants guilty for offences either under ..... for which he was also made to swear by goddess of ganga; that he had seen a tin of kerosene in the hand of sadhuram; thereafter he went back to him house but at about half past two hours in the night, he heard of hullabaloo as to the fire at the house of jagdish and after extinguishing the fire, he went back to his well and next day the police ..... but the door was not opened then sadhuram (a2) climbed over roof of hutment and by removing roof straws, had entered into hut and after unbolting the door in a lantern light found wife of sadhuram & his two children hanging with a plastic rope in a dead position, so their bodies were got down and whereupon jagdish (al), narain and sadhuram (a2) asked ..... (d/o) sadhuram (a2) were found handing; (4) malaram had seen a tin of kerosene in the hand of sadhuram (a2); therefore he want back to his house but at about half past two hours in the night he (pw 3) heard commotion as to having caught the fire to the house of jagdish (a1) resulting in setting rukma & munni ablaze. ..... after half an hour jagdish (al) & sadhuram (a2) came back and asked him (malaram) not .....
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