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Nov 12 2012 (HC)

Sandya Devi and ors Vs. Anil Gupta and ors

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... feb., 2004 iii) writ, order or direction in the nature of writ of prohibition restraining the respondents from stopping the operation of retail vends of foreign liquor and indian made foreign liquor (including beer) being operated by the petitioners in pursuance of licences issued in their favour by the respondent no:2 (annexure-n) till the ..... as meanwhile there was shift in the liquor policy. the respondents decided to abolish sale of country made liquor and took decision to open vends for sale of indian made foreign liquor. further 116 areas were identified for opening of liquor vends. since to the earlier notification for grant of licence for 89 locations, the ..... , shall unless the court otherwise directs, be amended in such manner as may be necessary, and amended copies of the summons and of the plaint shall be served on the new defendant and, if the court thinks fit, on the original defendant.5. subject to the provisions of the limitation act, section 22 , the proceedings as against any .....

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Sep 19 2012 (HC)

Faqir Chand and ors. Vs. Suraj Parkash and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... fell due. the question of liability under section 4-a was dealt with by this court in maghar singh v. jashwant singh, 1997 acj 51.(sc). by amending act, 14 of 1995, section 4-a of the act was amended, inter alia, fixing the minimum rate of interest to be simple interest @ 12%. in the instant case, the accident took place after the ..... moment he suffers personal injuries of the types contemplated by the provisions of the workmen's compensation act and it is the amount of compensation payable on the date of the accident and not the amount of compensation payable on account of the amendment made in 1995, which is relevant. the decision of the full bench of the kerala high ..... amendment and, therefore, the rate of 12% as fixed by the high court cannot be faulted. but the period as fixed by it is wrong. the starting point .....

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Feb 10 2011 (HC)

Onkar Singh and ors. Vs. State of Jandk, and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... one year of the attestation of the quadrennial jamabandi of the village in which such land is situate preparedimmediately after coming into force of jammu and kashmir tenancy (amendment) act 1965.provided that where the quadrennialjamabandi is attested without the note being recorded, or without the entries being read out to the tenants and landlord in the manner ..... such in respect of such land as is held by them in their cultivating occupation at the time of thecommencement of the jammu and kashmir tenancy (amendment) act (1965).provided that the right of protected tenancy of a tenant shall cease when a landlord resumes land for personalcultivation under section 49 of the ..... is the sole surviving member of the family of late shukurdin, who had died, along with all his other family members during the holocaust which followed partition of indian subcontinent in the year 1947.6. respondent no. 6, who was a minor and unmarried at that time, could not cultivate and manage the property left by her .....

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Dec 29 2010 (HC)

Ghulam Mohd. Runyal. Vs. State of Jandk, and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

1. The petitioner-Ghulam Mohammad Runyal, a Sub Inspector of Police in the Police Department of the State Government, retired from service, on superannuation, on January 31, 2010, has approached this Court seeking quashing of the enquiry initiated/sought to be initiated by the respondents against him, besides a Command to the State-respondents to release his pensionary and other service benefits. The grievance projected by him in the Writ Petition is that the enquiry proposed to be initiated against him for remaining in service and receiving salary from the State Government for two years more than the date of retirement on the basis of his actual date of birth i.e. 12.01.1950 as against 12.01.1952, as projected at the time of entry into service, was unauthorized and unwarranted being against the provisions of Regulation 168-A of the Jammu and Kashmir Civil Service Regulations, 1956. Further grievance of the petitioner is that the stoppage of pensionary and other service benefits by the...

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Dec 23 2010 (HC)

M/S Reckitt Benckiser. Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... the specified areas in the state. this incentive was provided in the nature of 100% exemption from payment of excise duty for a specified period. the amendment made vide impugned notifications, has to be considered in the context of the original industrial policy which was formulated in terms of which incentive was provided for ..... same which the respondents were legitimately entitled to avail. we fail to understand why the appellant corporation which made a representation and allowed the other party to act upon such representation could resile and leave the citizens in a lurch. in such a situation, the principle of promissory estoppel which has been evolved by the ..... morality that the incumbent who have felt persuaded on account of the representation made by the state government that they will be given certain benefits and they acted on that representation, it does not behove on the part of the appellant corporation to withdraw the said benefit before expiry of the stipulated period by .....

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Nov 15 2010 (HC)

Ramesh Pandey. Vs. M/S Chenab Textiles Mills.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... under sub-section (1), copy of the complaint ought to be sent to the accused. it appears that in this case, the magistrate had not considered the said provisions as amended in 1955 and as such the magistrate was directed to comply with provisions of section 204(1-a) and (1-b) and after applying his mind to the same, ..... cr.p.c. is witnesses and it means the list of witnesses must be of more than one witness and not only one witness. this argument is fallacious. general clauses act, 1977 provides that the words used in singular could be read and include in plural and vice versa. section 13 thereof is reproduced as under:13. gender and numberin all ..... acts and regulations unless there is anything repugnant in the subject or context, --(1) words importing the masculine gender shall be taken to include females; and(2) words in the .....

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Jun 16 2009 (HC)

Priyanka Overseas Pvt Ltd. Vs. J. and K. Bank Ltd. and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2010CriLJ65

..... some time in getting settled for variety of reasons. in order to ensure that the borrowed money is repaid without creating any hassles the amendment was made in the act of 1881. the said amendment in the act of 1881 reveals one other facet viz. to enthuse and instill morale behavior in business dealings. economy of nations and countries can survive only ..... be dealt with strenuously and law has to come down with heavy hand on such elements of the society.viewed thus, the purpose to be achieved by amendment incorporated in the act of 1881 cannot be sought to be defeated on the technical grounds. a person who borrows money and thereafter in the discharge of the debt or liability ..... sunil choudhary v. alisha enterprises in petition 561-a cr. mp 69/07 decided on 22nd may 2009 are profitably reproduced as under:the amendment in section 138 of the act of 1881 was inserted by act 66 of 1988 which made dishonor of the cheque for insufficiency etc. of funds in the account to be an offence. the purpose .....

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Dec 22 2008 (HC)

S. Surjeet Singh Vs. State of J. and K. and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2009CriLJ2142

..... section 259(a), code of criminal procedure. to answer this submission reference is required to be made to the j & k criminal law amendment act, 1958, in brief act of 1958.32. section 6 of the act of 1958 provides, that government may, by notification in the government gazette, appoint as many special judge as may be necessary for such ..... any interlocutory order passed in any appeal, inquiry, trial or other proceedings.11. a division bench of this court had an occasion of considering the impact of said amended provisions on the interlocutory orders passed by trial court. the judgment is reported in 1982 klj 1 : 1982 cri lj 646. the said judgment inter alia provided that ..... held by gujarat university. the hon'ble supreme court after considering the matter held that the said accused was not public servant within definition of section 21 of indian penal code. in the said case, there was no law projected or shown that by a special statute the person engaged for conducting of examination was to be .....

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Nov 27 2008 (HC)

Ravinder Kumar JaIn Vs. State of J and K and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2008(3)JKJ567

..... your involvement in hawala scandals has been established in case fir no: 252/07 under section 17/18/21/24/40 of un-lawful activities (prevention) amendment act 2004 p/s udhampur after the recovery of huge amount from your associates generated through the terrorist fund abroad. jamali khan during his initial interrogation admitted that ..... syed ali shah geelani in 2004. aforesaid jamali khan was arrested in case fir no. 252/07 under sections 17/18/21/24/40 unlawful activities prevention amendment act, 2004 at police station, udhampur and recovery of huge amount generated as terrorists' fund abroad was effected from him. during his initial interrogation, he admitted that ..... on bail in near future, he being at large would continue his subversive and anti-national activities and, therefore, it was necessary to detain him under the act. in so many words, the involvement of the detenu is projected in different hawala scandals. for reference, one para from the grounds of detention calls for .....

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Oct 29 2008 (HC)

Jai Krishan Basotra Vs. Santosh Gupta

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2008(3)JKJ306

..... for decision of the real controversy between the parties in the suit. from a perusal of the amendment application we find that the appellant in their prayer for amendment has only taken an additional defence that in view of section 230 of the india contract act, the suit itself is not maintainable. it is well settled, as noted herein earlier, that at ..... the time of considering the prayer for amendment of the written statement, it would not be open to the court to go into the fact whether in fact ..... the suit in view of section 230 of the india contract act was or is not maintainable.14. the judgment cited by learned counsel for the .....

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