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..... the rules examined by an independent committee of experts which might consist not only of government officials but also outsiders such as the deans of the medical faculty of the universities and representatives of the indian medical council. once such rules are framed, they should ordinarily be not amenable to change straightway by exercise of executive powers. any such amendment, revert if necessary, should ..... government to follow such a course for the purpose of admissions to the post graduate courses. the learned senior counsel further points out that the amendment is not a legislative act which requires to be gazetted and, as such, the circular which was given a wide publicity provided sufficient knowledge that the criteria for admissions would be governed by the said .....
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..... at ponda against the petitioners for offences under section 5 of environment (protection) act, 1986 (the act, for short) read with rules 5 and 6 of bio-medical waste (management and handling) rules, 1998 (the bio-medical waste rules, for short) and sections 199, 269, 297, 336, 447 read with 34 of indian penal code (i.p.c., for short). 3. the said charge sheet ..... goa university and is recognised by the government of goa and by the central council of homeopathy and also by the ministry of health and family affairs, department of ayush, government of india. for teaching the subjects, the college requires cadavers and procures them from them goa medical college, under due sanction accorded by the government. 4. the complaint dated 10/07 .....
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..... interim custody of the child with the petitioner pending his reply. learned counsel drew my attention to various documents like (i)- nhs medical card of miss graca; (ii)- baptism certificate of graca; (iii)- child tax credits availed by the respondent; (iv)- correspondence with ..... cannot amount to an order. in this regard, he relied upon the judgment of this court in the case of margao municipal council vs. shri pandurang kusta alve and others [2000 (2) bom. c.r. 195]. he then pointed out from paragraph ..... disclose in the application material facts that the daughter was a citizen of england and wales; that the petitioner was non resident indian and domicile of u.k. having a permanent address at 14 alexandra crescent, bromley, kent, br1, 4eu, uk; and that ..... petition in high court in india for production and custody of the child. section 6 of the hindu minority and guardianship act, 1956 constituted the father as the natural guardian of a minor child. however, the apex court held that the said .....
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..... that he will vacate the same immediately upon plaintiff's request. it was further the case of the plaintiff that the defendant is a medical practitioner having his regular dispensary at municipal council building at cuncolim and had approached the plaintiff to allow him to use the suit premises as part time dispensary, temporarily. on failure of ..... contentions have been incorporated in the memo of appeal in the form of substantial questions at clauses (b), (c), (d) and (e). section 17 of the indian registration act, 1908, requires that the document for lease of immovable property from year to year, or for term exceeding one year, or reserving a yearly rent shall be registered. ..... which is at exhibit 31-c and a declaration which is at exhibit 29-c. the trial court refused to exercise powers under section 73 of the indian evidence act. the trial court held that the defendant failed to prove that the lease deed had been executed by late mahadev ganesh sinai talaulikar. the first three issues .....
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..... alternative but to deposit the same in his personal account. he read out the provisions of sections 4, 9, 10, 14, 15, 19 and 22 of indian partnership act, 1932 ('the act') and submitted that shri pandharinath chafadkar being the partner of the complainant was the agent of the said firm and hence, he was bound to transfer the said ..... cri. l. j. 700] (ii) m.m.t.c. ltd. and another vs. medchl chemicals and pharma (p) ltd. and another, [(2002)1 scc 234] and (iii) municipal council, tiroda vs. k. ravindra and company and others, [2003(6) bom. c. r. 287]. he, therefore, submitted that the complaint was maintainable in all respects and, therefore, had to ..... ", firm" and "firm name"- "partnership" is the relation between persons who have agreed to share the profits of a business carried on by all or any of them acting for all. persons who have entered into partnership with one another are called individually "partners" and collectively "a firm", and the name under which their business is carried on .....
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..... by its publication in the gazette. in this regard, a three-judge bench of this court has considered the question in senjeevanagar medical and health employees' coop. society v. mohd. abdul wahab (1996) 3 scc 600 and held in para 12 thus: ( ..... development investment co. (p) ltd. (supra) is opposed to the interpretation of that judgment by the supreme court in municipal council, ahmednagar v. shah hyder beig, (supra) where it was held that after the award is passed, no writ petition can ..... any proceedings thereunder. this, he submitted, is evident from paragraph 18. 20. the judgment of the supreme court in northern indian glass industries vs. jaswant singh and others, (2003) 1 scc 335 relied upon by mr. dessai follows the judgment in municipal ..... delay, the writ petition filed by it should be allowed because section 12-a(4) of the bombay sales tax act, 1946 was declared unconstitutional by the division bench of the high court (sic constitution bench of the supreme court)***. bachawat .....
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..... the minister to take their assistance while he was undergoing medical treatment. it is alleged that the minster in performing certain tasks connected with the duties as a minister has committed an offence attracting provisions of section 13 ..... the accused nos. 1 to 4 while selecting the present petitioner/accused no.5 which do not constitute any offence under the indian penal code or prevention of corruption act. section 13 of the prevention of corruption act, 1988 reads as follows: 13. criminal misconduct by a public servant.- (1) a public servant is said to commit ..... as the minister of railways was the head of the two public sector undertakings in namely, rites (rail india technical and economic services ltd.) and ircon (indian railway construction co. ltd.). it is alleged that the minister prevailed upon rites and ircon to take 4 employees on deputation to london so as to facilitate .....
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..... before dealing with the evidence of approver, it would be advantageous to refer to the relevant law relating to appreciation of the evidence of approver. section 133 of the indian evidence act reads as under :- 133- an accomplice shall be a competent witness against an accused person; and a conviction is not illegal merely because it proceeds upon the ..... birth of first child, marriage of pw.54 to accused no. 1 was solemnized at sawantwadi, according to hindu rites. pw.54 was forced to give up her medical studies since she had conceived while studying. she was confined to the flat without any contacts with family members. her evidence also reveals that at times, accused no. ..... a folded napkin was placed by accused no. 2 on the face of the deceased and the face was pressed hardly till the movements of the deceased stopped. the medical evidence adduced by pw.66- dr. pujari, on post-mortem examination of the dead body of dr. verenkar, already discussed earlier, corroborates the version of pw.1 .....
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..... the accused was splashed in several news papers in goa alleging his complicity in various murders even before test identification parade was held. learned counsel further submitted that medical evidence tendered by the prosecution does not prove that the death of deceased was caused on 10th january, 2009 as alleged by the prosecution. learned counsel further ..... sessions judge, north goa, panaji in sessions case no. 33/2009 convicting the accused for the offences punishable under sections 364, 302, 392 and 201 of the indian penal code ( the i.p.c. for short). the accused has been sentenced to different periods of imprisonment as under:-sr. nosectionsentence1.364 of i.p.c. ..... conducted on the dead body of the deceased. however, the face was completely decomposed. he identified his signature on the inquest panchanama, at exhibit 99. he acted as pancha witness again on 17/1/2009, when the undergarments, golden colour bangles and silver anklets which were on the body of the deceased at the time .....
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