Court : Supreme Court of India
Decided on : Aug-10-1999
Reported in : AIR1999SC2894a; [1999]Supp1SCR249
..... year so long as the parliament does not pass any legislation for regulating admission to post-graduate medical courses either by separate legislation or by appropriately amending indian medical council act by empowering the medical council of india to prescribe such regulations.111. the writ petitions and the civil appeal arising out ..... for selection, although for the reserved category of candidates lower minimum qualifying marks are prescribed, the merit which is envisaged under the indian medical council act or its regulations is comparative merit for all categories of candidates. for admission to a post-graduate course in medicine, the merit criterion ..... to the universities to follow or not to follow the standards laid down by the indian medical council. for example, the medical qualifications granted by a university or a medical institution have to be recognised under the indian medical council act, 1956. unless the qualifications are so recognised, the students who qualify will be not .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Decided on : Aug-10-1999
Reported in : AIR1999SC2894; JT1999(5)SC498; 1999(4)SCALE579; (1999)7SCC120
..... to year so long as the parliament does not pass any legislation for regulating admission to postgraduate medical courses either by separate legislation or by appropriately amending indian medical council act by empowering the medical council of india to prescribe such regulations.115. the writ petitions and the civil appeal arising out ..... for selection, although for the reserved category of candidates lower minimum qualifying marks are prescribed, the merit which is envisaged under the indian medical council act or its regulations is comparative merit for all categories of candidates. for admission to a post-graduate course in medicine, the merit criterion ..... to the universities to follow or not to follow the standards laid down by the indian medical council. for example, the medical qualifications granted by a university or a medical institution have to be recognised under the indian medical council act, 1956. unless the qualifications are so recognised, the students who qualify will not be .....
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Decided on : Dec-02-1999
Reported in : AIR2000SC369; 2000CriLJ497; JT1999(9)SC408; 1999(7)SCALE304; (2000)1SCC225; [1999]Supp5SCR140
..... mortem or post-mortem but if the injuries are ante-mortem then the head injury sustained by the deceased could result in death. notwithstanding the aforesaid positive medical evidence the high court however came to the conclusion that the injuries were ante-mortem in nature.(viii) recovery of articles belonging to the deceased on the ..... case has not been proved beyond reasonable doubt as against accused raveendran and, therefore, the conviction of raveendran of the charge under section 302 as well 201 ipc, cannot be sustained. we accordingly, set aside the conviction and sentence of accused raveendran and acquit him of the charges leveled against him. he be set at ..... basis of statement made by the accused raveendran, while in custody admissible under section 27 of the evidence act. the two statements made by the accused are exhibits p30 and p31.(ix) extra-judicial confession of the accused as deposed by pw15. this extra-judicial .....
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Decided on : Nov-02-1999
Reported in : AIR1999SC3916; 2000(1)ALD(Cri)43; 2000CriLJ44; 1999(4)Crimes337(SC); JT1999(9)SC43; 1999(7)SCALE86; (2000)1SCC247; [1999]Supp4SCR286
..... undergo rigorous imprisonment for five years and to pay a fine of rs. 5,000 each under section 376 ipc and six months rigorous imprisonment under section 323 with fine of rs. 500 each. in default of the payment of fine, the appellants were to undergo further ..... and her torn salwar was sent for chemical analysis. on medical examination various injuries were found on her person. as the prosecutrix was found habituated to sexual intercourse, being an elderly woman and mother of two grown up children, no opinion was possible about the last date of sexual act. however the doctor upon examination of the injuries, mentioned in ..... the medico-legal certificate, was of the opinion that the injuries reflected the signs of struggle. the trial court of sessions judge, mandi convicted the appellants under sections 376(2)(g) and 323 of the indian penal code and sentenced them to .....
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Decided on : Jan-22-1999
Reported in : AIR1999SC782; 1999(1)ALD(Cri)322; 1999CriLJ1138; JT1999(1)SC116; 1999(1)SCALE120; (1999)2SCC288; [1999]1SCR217
..... was wearing at the time of occurrence from the house of kamlesh which on chemical examination were found to be stained with human blood.(vi) the medical evidence corroborating that the knife could be used for causing the injury on the deceased and the identification of sanjiv kumar by the prosecution witness.4. ..... him from legal punishment. the learned sessions judge on a thorough analysis of the evidence on record convicted accused sanjiv kumar under section 120b, 302 ipc and 201 ipc. he was sentenced to undergo imprisonment for life for the conviction under the first two charges and 7 years r.i. for his conviction of ..... ipc to establish a conspiracy between accused sanjiv kumar and accused kamlesh, apart from the relationship, namely, sanjiv was the nephew of kamlesh the prosecution evidence is totally silent to establish a criminal conspiracy between them for committing the murder of deceased rajesh. the offence under section 120b is an agreement between the parties to do a particular act .....
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Decided on : Dec-14-1999
Reported in : 2000(67)ECC202; 2000LC1(SC); 2000(115)ELT11(SC); (2000)4GLR753; JT1999(10)SC1; 1999(7)SCALE478; (2000)2SCC107; 2000(1)LC407(SC)
..... in dispute that at the relevant time the rates at which the customs duty was to be recovered was specified in the first and the second schedule of the indian tariff act, 1934 which had provided for levy of duty at standard rate, preferential rate and protective rate as specified in the first schedule. the import made by the ..... provided or any other law for the time being in force, duties of customs shall be levied at such rates as may be specified under the indian tariff act, 1934 (presently known as the customs tariff act, 1985) or any other law for the time being in force, on goods imported into or exported from india. therefore, on the import ..... of the goods into india duties of customs as specified in the first and second schedules of the indian tariff act, 1934 are required to be levied. this is provided in section 2 of the indian tariff act. the said act empowers the central government for levy of preferential rates of duties and protective rates of duties. for the import of .....
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Decided on : Feb-17-1999
Reported in : AIR1999SC1149; 1999(2)ALLMR(SC)416; 1999(2)ALT1(SC); 1999(1)BLJR777; [1999]95CompCas913(SC); 1999(1)CTC481; I(1999)DMC337SC; [1999]236ITR380(SC); JT1999(1)SC524; (1999)IIML
..... the commentaries as recognised by the courts of law but also statutes applicable amongst others to hindus, to wit, guardian and wards act of 1890 and indian majority act of 1875. be it further noted that the act of 1956 does not as a matter of fact in any way run counter to the earlier statutes in the subject but they ..... wife of the second petitioner. the first petitioner is a writer and several of her books are said to have been published by penguin. the second petitioner is a medical scientist in jawaharlal nehru university, new delhi. they jointly applied to the reserve bank of india (first respondent) on 10.12.1984 for 9% relief bonds in the ..... to international conventions and norms for construing domestic laws when there is no inconsistency between them. see with advantage -- apparel export promotion council v. a.k. chopra, : (1999)illj962sc similarly, section 19(b) of the gw act would also have to be construed in the same manner by which we have construed section 6(a) (supra).16. while .....
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Decided on : Oct-07-1999
Reported in : AIR1999SC3923; [2000]99CompCas383(SC); JT1999(8)SC66; 1999(6)SCALE441; (1999)9SCC334; [1999]Supp3SCR461
..... contained in clause 25 which, in relevant part, is as under:subject to the provisions of the contract to the contrary as aforesaid, the provisions of the indian arbitration act, 1940 or any statutory modification or re-enactment thereof and the rules made thereunder and for the time being in force shall apply to all arbitration proceedings ..... is made no party has an accrued right. till the award is made nobody knows his rights. in this connection reference may be made to a decision of the privy council in abbott v. the minister for lands (1895) ac 425, which was followed by this court in hungerford investment trust limited v. haridas mundhra and ors. : [ ..... who had purchased certain land was entitled to exercise a right to make additional purchases of adjoining land under the powers conferred by a repealed act, the repealing act containing the usual saving clause. the privy council held that he was not. they said (1) that 'the mere right (assuming it to be properly so called) existing in .....
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