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The State of Maharashtra and Others Vs. Ramchandra Sambhaji Karanjule ...

Court : Mumbai

..... gesture or sign would not vitiate her evidence. considering all the above facts, in our considered view there is proper compliance of section 119 of indian evidence act. the accused have not been able to demonstrate that any material prejudice has been caused to them because of the omission to record the sign language ..... the said sanstha. he arrested the accused and sent them for medical examination. further investigation was entrusted to p.w.21 dr. rashmi karandikar. 10. pw6 dr. archana singh, psychiatrist attached to govt. hospital alibag and pw7-sunanda tarte, a teacher at the indian council for the mental health interacted with the victim girls and assisted ..... sanstha), a home for the mentally challenged girls, situated at khanda colony, new panvel, district raigad. the said kalyani sanstha was registered under the public trust act, as well as with the women and child department. the accused no.5 kalyani karanjule @ kalyani sarode was the president whereas the appellant-accused no.1 .....

D. Vs. Arur V. Commissioner of Income-tax, Bombay.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1946Bom44; [1945]13ITR465(Bom)

..... re compton as binding. it was argued that on a plain construction of the definition of 'charitable objects' given in the indian income-tax act the court should construe the words 'relief of the poor, education and medical relief' as relating also to a section of the public at least, because in the last clause the words are 'any other ..... conceded that although the words 'general public' prima facie would mean the public at large and not merely a section, in view of the decision of the privy council in trustees of tribune press v. commissioner of income-tax, punjab, if the object of the charity was to benefit a fairly large number of public it was sufficient ..... otherwise.on the other side it is contended that on the construction of the word 'charity' english decisions are of no use here. as pointed out by the privy council in all india spinners association v. commissioner of income-tax, the meaning of the word 'charity' in england has developed according to the decisions of english courts and .....

All India Spinners Association, in Re. Vs.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : [1941]9ITR484(Bom)

..... j. i am of the same opinion. the question raised by the reference involves consideration of a point of law based on section 4(3)(i) of the indian income-tax act or 1922, read with the proviso at the end of the sub-section. according to that proviso the expression 'charitable purposes' referred to in the section includes ..... , and therefore, consisted only of the persons who had become members of the association. clause 2 contains the names of the members of the board of trustees and executive council, and, no doubt, those names suggest that the association was formed in connection with the congress party, a political body. indeed, that is not disputed. then clause ..... , thereto.' then there is a proviso at the end of the sub-section which reads : 'in this sub-section charitable purpose includes relief of the poor, education, medical relief and the advancement of any other object of general public utility.' so that what the assessees have to establish, if they are to avoid liability to tax, is .....

Ramesh Shridharpant Pande Vs. Municipal Council and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2002(4)ALLMR804; 2003(2)BomCR867

..... as petitioner has been duly registered and a certificate has been issued by the board, that he was registered under the maharashtra medical practitioners act, 1961 read with section 17 of the indian medicines central council act, 1970. mr. haq, therefore, submitted that the standing committee as well as the additional commissioner committed an error in not ..... it is also submitted that the respondent no. 2 holds b.a.m.s. degree which is recognised by the state of maharashtra as well as medical council and since he was found more suitable for the post, he came to be selected. in such circumstances, no legitimate grievance could be made against the ..... . he has also produced the certificate showing that he was duly registered by the maharashtra board of ayurvedic and unani systems of medicine, bombay, as medical practitioner, but then this certificate does not show that petitioner has acquired degree of ayurvaidyacharya from nikhil bharat-varshiya ayurved vidhyapeetham, delhi. apart from that .....

State Vs. Gorakh Fulaji Mahale

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1965Bom124; (1964)66BOMLR799; 1965CriLJ193; ILR1965Bom61; 1965MhLJ94

..... was confirmed. while upholding the conviction of the accused under s. 161 of the indian penal code, it was observed by the privy council that a public servant could be said to act or to purport to act in the discharge of his official duty only if his act was such as to lie within the scope of his official duty and, therefore, ..... though the examination itself may be such an act. the test may well be whether the public servant, if challenged, can ..... such as to lie within the scope of his official duty. thus a judge neither acts nor purports to act as a judge in receiving a bribe, though the judgment which he delivers may be such an act; nor does a government medical officer act or purports to act as a public servant in picking the pocket of a patient whom he is examining, .....

Ritesh S/O. Balveersing Sauda Vs. the State of Maharashtra and anr.

Court : Mumbai Aurangabad

..... . accused has further stated that the complainant pruthvi and one municipal councillor filed criminal case against him earlier also. 7. after considering the oral, documentary and medical evidence, as well as, submissions advanced by the learned counsel for parties, learned trial court convicted and sentenced the accused as afore stated. being aggrieved and ..... piwal (pw 3) - victim / injured / complainant. (4) pal chavan (pw 4) - panch to seizure panchanama of the clothes of complainant,exhibit 24. (5) dr. pramod shinde - medical officer at civil hospital, (pw 5) beed, who examined the complainant and issued injury certificate exhibit 27. (6) rohtaj piwal (pw 6) - brother of complainant pruthvi. (7) digambar gaikwad - ..... , beed, on 11-4-2009, at about 01.15 p.m. for the offence punishable under section 307 read with section 34 of ipc, and also under section 27(1) of the arms act. (c) it is alleged that p.i. angad sudke (pw 11) visited the place of incident and recorded panchanama of place of .....

Subhash Shirodkar and Others Vs. State of Goa Through Public Prosecuto ...

Court : Mumbai Goa

..... 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 .....

Chhandra Bhan Varma Vs. Union of India

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1956Bom601

..... as the tenure would have rendered them superfluous, useless and delusive. there is no analogy between the provisions of that enactment and the three sections of the indian army act already quoted by me. there is nothing in these three sections which in my judgment, can be said to qualify much less abrogate the general rule about ..... of grievances by administrative process, and it is to be observed that sub-section (5) in conclusion reaffirms the supreme authority of the secretary of state in council over the civil service. these considerations have irresistibly led their lordships to the conclusion that no such right of action as is contended for by the appellant exists'. ..... by the respondent, and the other is gould v. stuart (f) relied upon for the appellant. in the first case dr. smith held office in the government medical service in western australia and relied upon certain rules and regulations of the service as an essential part of his contract of service. he was dismissed and brought an .....

Akhtar Hussein Mohiddin Ali Shaikh and Others Vs. The State of Maharas ...

Court : Mumbai

..... be weighed and not counted. it is the quality of the evidence which is of significance and not the quantity. that is why section 134 of indian evidence act clearly lays down that no particular number of witnesses shall in any case be required for the proof of any fact. hence, the testimony of solitary ..... first to the cooper hospital. there informant ramsagar identified dead body of navinchandra. pw-18 psi kadav obtained the certificate of intimation of his death from the medical officer on duty. he recorded the statement of informant ramsagar in detail at cooper hospital itself and on telephone asked psi salve to register the offence. ..... to rajawadi hospital in an autorickshaw, whereas injured navinchandra was taken to cooper hospital in the auto-rickshaw by pw-12 lalitkumar and the workers of the galas. medical officer at cooper hospital declared navinchandra as brought dead , whereas at rajawadi hospital, hoslaprasad was also declared as brought dead . 9. meanwhile, informant ramsagar went .....

The State Vs. Balwant Ganpati Mulye

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1961)63BOMLR87

..... of blood as aforesaid, shall be deemed to be an offence under section 186 of the indian penal code.(6) ...(7) ...(8) ... the amending act also introduced in section 2 of the prohibition act clause (38) defining a 'registered medical practitioner'. this expression means any person who is entitled to practise any system of medicine in the ..... the accused had resisted by force the attempt of certain police officers to take him forcibly to a doctor for medical examination, and was charged on that account of an offence under section 353, indian penal code. he was acquitted by this court on the ground that there was no legal provision justifying the use ..... . 66 a division bench of the madras high court held, with reference to an offence under the madras prohibition act, that the accused, who had submitted without protest to medical examination, could not object to the medical evidence being produced against him. the learned judges observed that, while the accused cannot be compelled to produce any .....