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..... sentencing procedure and pre-sentencing hearing-nature of 265. what is the procedure to be followed by a judge post returning a finding of guilt?. by the amendment act 26 of 1955, a significant statutory change effected was the introduction of section 235(2) which provided that if the accused is convicted and the judge did ..... for life. in this view of the matter, the recommendation of the law commission contained in its 39th and 42nd reports suggesting a suitable amendment in the indian penal code will have to be regarded as having been made only for a purpose of removal of doubts and clarifying or declaring the existing legal ..... that serves as the foundation of every criminal sentence that is justifiable. in other words, the doctrine of proportionality has valuable application to the sentencing policy under the indian criminal jurisprudence. while determining the quantum of punishment the court always records sufficient reasons. (vide sevaka perumal v. state of t.n. [(1991) 3 scc471:1991 .....
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..... sentencing procedure and pre-sentencing hearing-nature of 265. what is the procedure to be followed by a judge post returning a finding of guilt?. by the amendment act 26 of 1955, a significant statutory change effected was the introduction of section 235(2) which provided that if the accused is convicted and the judge did ..... for life. in this view of the matter, the recommendation of the law commission contained in its 39th and 42nd reports suggesting a suitable amendment in the indian penal code will have to be regarded as having been made only for a purpose of removal of doubts and clarifying or declaring the existing legal ..... that serves as the foundation of every criminal sentence that is justifiable. in other words, the doctrine of proportionality has valuable application to the sentencing policy under the indian criminal jurisprudence. while determining the quantum of punishment the court always records sufficient reasons. (vide sevaka perumal v. state of t.n. [(1991) 3 scc471:1991 .....
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..... sentencing procedure and pre-sentencing hearing-nature of 265. what is the procedure to be followed by a judge post returning a finding of guilt?. by the amendment act 26 of 1955, a significant statutory change effected was the introduction of section 235(2) which provided that if the accused is convicted and the judge did ..... for life. in this view of the matter, the recommendation of the law commission contained in its 39th and 42nd reports suggesting a suitable amendment in the indian penal code will have to be regarded as having been made only for a purpose of removal of doubts and clarifying or declaring the existing legal ..... that serves as the foundation of every criminal sentence that is justifiable. in other words, the doctrine of proportionality has valuable application to the sentencing policy under the indian criminal jurisprudence. while determining the quantum of punishment the court always records sufficient reasons. (vide sevaka perumal v. state of t.n. [(1991) 3 scc471:1991 .....
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..... sentencing procedure and pre-sentencing hearing-nature of 265. what is the procedure to be followed by a judge post returning a finding of guilt?. by the amendment act 26 of 1955, a significant statutory change effected was the introduction of section 235(2) which provided that if the accused is convicted and the judge did ..... for life. in this view of the matter, the recommendation of the law commission contained in its 39th and 42nd reports suggesting a suitable amendment in the indian penal code will have to be regarded as having been made only for a purpose of removal of doubts and clarifying or declaring the existing legal ..... that serves as the foundation of every criminal sentence that is justifiable. in other words, the doctrine of proportionality has valuable application to the sentencing policy under the indian criminal jurisprudence. while determining the quantum of punishment the court always records sufficient reasons. (vide sevaka perumal v. state of t.n. [(1991) 3 scc471:1991 .....
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..... sentencing procedure and pre-sentencing hearing-nature of 265. what is the procedure to be followed by a judge post returning a finding of guilt?. by the amendment act 26 of 1955, a significant statutory change effected was the introduction of section 235(2) which provided that if the accused is convicted and the judge did ..... for life. in this view of the matter, the recommendation of the law commission contained in its 39th and 42nd reports suggesting a suitable amendment in the indian penal code will have to be regarded as having been made only for a purpose of removal of doubts and clarifying or declaring the existing legal ..... that serves as the foundation of every criminal sentence that is justifiable. in other words, the doctrine of proportionality has valuable application to the sentencing policy under the indian criminal jurisprudence. while determining the quantum of punishment the court always records sufficient reasons. (vide sevaka perumal v. state of t.n. [(1991) 3 scc471:1991 .....
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..... services the tv channels which have been notified for mandatory and compulsory carriage as per the provisions of section 8 of the cable television networks (regulation) act, 1995 as amended, failing which the licensor shall be at liberty to take action as per clause 20.1 of this agreement. 7. in wp(c) 8458/2007, ..... the spectrum; (5) broadcasting, because of its importance, has throughout the world been held by states as a monopoly. by virtue of the indian telegraph act 1885 read with the indian wireless telegraphy act, 1933, the state, in india, continues to enjoy the right to maintain this monopoly. thus, the state has absolute freedom to regulate the ..... first match of the series due to bcci s right holders refusal to provide live feed to doordarshan, the public broadcaster having reach up to 98% of indian population and only network having terrestrial rights of broadcasting. for the reasons given above, it became necessary to promulgate an ordinance, namely sports broadcasting signals ( .....
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..... services the tv channels which have been notified for mandatory and compulsory carriage as per the provisions of section 8 of the cable television networks (regulation) act, 1995 as amended, failing which the licensor shall be at liberty to take action as per clause 20.1 of this agreement. 7. in wp(c) 8458/2007, ..... the spectrum; (5) broadcasting, because of its importance, has throughout the world been held by states as a monopoly. by virtue of the indian telegraph act 1885 read with the indian wireless telegraphy act, 1933, the state, in india, continues to enjoy the right to maintain this monopoly. thus, the state has absolute freedom to regulate the ..... first match of the series due to bcci s right holders refusal to provide live feed to doordarshan, the public broadcaster having reach up to 98% of indian population and only network having terrestrial rights of broadcasting. for the reasons given above, it became necessary to promulgate an ordinance, namely sports broadcasting signals ( .....
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..... services the tv channels which have been notified for mandatory and compulsory carriage as per the provisions of section 8 of the cable television networks (regulation) act, 1995 as amended, failing which the licensor shall be at liberty to take action as per clause 20.1 of this agreement. 7. in wp(c) 8458/2007, ..... the spectrum; (5) broadcasting, because of its importance, has throughout the world been held by states as a monopoly. by virtue of the indian telegraph act 1885 read with the indian wireless telegraphy act, 1933, the state, in india, continues to enjoy the right to maintain this monopoly. thus, the state has absolute freedom to regulate the ..... first match of the series due to bcci s right holders refusal to provide live feed to doordarshan, the public broadcaster having reach up to 98% of indian population and only network having terrestrial rights of broadcasting. for the reasons given above, it became necessary to promulgate an ordinance, namely sports broadcasting signals ( .....
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..... time; (iv) pressure vessel to be designed and constructed and tested in accordance with the indian standards is:2825. and amendments issued from time to time; (v) central motor vehicle (fifth amendment) rules,2005 and amendments issued from time to time; (vi) requirement as per public liability insurance act and amendments issued from time to time; (vii) bulk lpg tank trucks of category other than tractor ..... throughout at rear side for better visibility in poor light condition. (xvi) there should not be any mobile re-charging facility in the cabin. (xvii) any other applicable act/rule or any other amendment or re-enactment thereof as per specific state / central authorities, if any from time to time . b) no tank truck will be offered under this tender which : (i .....
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..... time; (iv) pressure vessel to be designed and constructed and tested in accordance with the indian standards is:2825. and amendments issued from time to time; (v) central motor vehicle (fifth amendment) rules,2005 and amendments issued from time to time; (vi) requirement as per public liability insurance act and amendments issued from time to time; (vii) bulk lpg tank trucks of category other than tractor ..... throughout at rear side for better visibility in poor light condition. (xvi) there should not be any mobile re-charging facility in the cabin. (xvii) any other applicable act/rule or any other amendment or re-enactment thereof as per specific state / central authorities, if any from time to time . b) no tank truck will be offered under this tender which : (i .....
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