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Parashuram Dataram Shamdasani Vs. Hugh Golding Cocke and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 122Ind.Cas.61

..... 20 q.b.d. 58 : 57 l.j.m.c. 17 : 57 l.t. 880 : 36 w.r. 184 : 52 j.p. 116, allinson v. general medical council (1894) 1 q.b.d. 750 : 63 l.j.q.b. 534 : 9 r. 217 : 70 l.t. 471 : 42 w.r. 289 : 58 j ..... that he has a real bias in the matter.'the interest, if pecuniary, need not be confined to the justice himself to preclude his acting, membership of a company or association which is interested is a bar, as also is a bare liability to costs, where the decision itself ..... drawn between pecuniary interest and prejudice. the smallest pecuniary interest is, subject to any statutory authority to the contrary, a bar to the justice acting, but where the interest is not pecuniary the question arises whether the interest is of such a substantial character as to make it likely ..... j.1. this is ran application for transfer of a case filed by the petitioner under section 282 of the indian companies act against the auditors of the central bank from the court of the third presidency magistrate to the court of the chief .....

Kanwardeepsingh Harbansingh Bedi Vs. the State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2010CriLJ315

..... section 549 of the code of criminal procedure 1898 provided for framing rules by the central government consistent with the code and the army act, the naval discipline act, the indian navi (discipline) act, 1934 and the air force act, as to the cases in which persons subject to military, navy or air force law shall be tried by a court to which ..... . ivinder kaur bedi - dw 2, the mother of accused. dr.murlidhar kulkarni - dw 3, mo, attached to g.t. hospital, mumbai and dr. tirandas ramteke - dw 4, chief medical officer attached to the central prison hospital, thane. the plea of unsoundness of mind making the accused incapable of knowing the nature of the ..... ravi shankaran - pw 9, midshipman. dr. k.r. khade - pw 10, lecturer in forensic medicine with grand medical college, mumbai. lt. hanuman singh s/o mangesh singh - pw 11, a sailor from ins udaigiri. dr. pralhad awale - pw 12, medical officer, civil hospital, satara and he had examined the accused on 27/11/1985 at st. georges hospital, mumbai .....

Sahebrao Dhondiba Patekar Vs. State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (2002)104BOMLR118

..... appellant, original accused no. 2, challenging the judgment and order of conviction and sentence recorded against her for various offences under the provisions of the indian penal code and the indian arms act. criminal appeal no. 533 of 1996 has been filed by the appellant, original accused no. 1, impugning the order of conviction and sentence recorded ..... had received bleeding injuries on the front side of thigh and on his private part. this is also supported by the evidence of panch to the inquest panchanama. this medical evidence and the diagram, which shows the portion of the body of suresh, where he received injuries, belies completely the defence taken by accused no. 1. firstly ..... dead body, does not make a mention of the wounds on the private part of the deceased, he approves the diagram made by p.w. 9, the medical officer of rural hospital, shevgaon, on injury certificate, exhibit 65, and states that it was correctly drawn and confirms that he had found similar injuries on the dead .....

Dr. Suvarna Arjun Jaybhaye Vs. the State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai Aurangabad

..... held, must be of such a high degree as to be gross. the expression rash or negligent act as occurring in section 304a of the ipc has to be read as qualified by the word grossly. (7) to prosecute a medical professional for negligence under criminal law it must be shown that the accused did something or failed to ..... distributors) (page 1.47).} 9. it is however true, that considering the legal position about the liability of a medical practitioner for prosecution in respect of an offence punishable under section 304-a of the ipc, as made clear by their lordships of supreme court of india in the aforesaid reported judgment in the case of jacob ..... that it would not be open for a lay person to judge whether a medical practitioner had indeed acted in a rash or negligent manner, without medical opinion to that effect. a need to form such an opinion only after taking prevailing practices acceptable to medical profession was emphasized. the conclusions arrived at by their lordships are summed up .....

Charles S. Brown Vs. Albert Donough Hanson

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1933Bom185; (1933)35BOMLR360

..... ground that the judgment-debtor in that case fell within the definition of a soldier in the army act, and under section 145 of that act. their lordships' reasoning is summarized by macleod j., who says (p. 375) :-the respondent, an assistant surgeon in the indian medical service, is a gazetted officer and therefore a public officer so that prima facie his pay and ..... paid without any deduction other than the deductions authorised by this or any other act or by any royal warrant for the time being, or by any law passed by the governor-general of india in council.'10. the civil procedure code being a law passed by the governor-general-in-council, it is an authority by which deductions from the pay of an officer .....

Commissioner of Central Excise Vs. Elder Healthcare Ltd.

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Mumbai

..... and the respondents have only been appointed to manufacture the products in india on behalf of the singapore company, and the respondents nave not used the ancient indian medical science of 'ayurveda' to develop the product. the product was marketed in india in exactly the same manner in which it is marketed all over the ..... respondents did not allege that the ingredients used in the product do not find mention in authoritative texts/books specified in the first schedule to the drugs and cosmetics act, 1940. in fact, the ingredients are mentioned in such authoritative texts/books. the ingredients are kapoor, pudina tail, lavang tail, dalchini tail, kjuput tail, ..... natural ingredients, all of which are mentioned in the authoritative texts on ayurveda and are manufactured under licence to manufacture ayurvedic medicaments under the drugs & cosmetics act. the argument of the revenue that the product is not an ayurvedic medicine for the reason that it is not commonly known or understood as one, .....

All India Spinners Assn. Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1945)47BOMLR233

..... charitable purposes on the basis of the statutory provision that 'charitable purposes' includes relief of the poor, education, medical relief and the advancement of any other object of general public utility. it is now recognised that the indian act must be construed on its actual words and is not to be governed by english decisions on the topic. ..... and 'they are to do all things which may be necessary for the furtherance of its objects.' there is of course a special provision enabling the council to act as an agency on behalf of the congress to receive self-spun yarn as subscriptions to the congress, but that has been rightly regarded as a separate ..... the constitution their lordships cannot agree with the opinion of the learned judges that no trust or legal obligation is shown binding the association or its trustees or council to devote the property of the association from which the income is derived to the charitable purposes for which the association was formed, assuming for the moment .....

The Commissioner of Income Tax (TDS) Vs. Grant Medical Foundation (RUB ...

Court : Mumbai

..... (ap). 19. for the principle that the law makes a distinction between a contract of service and contract for service, reliance is placed by the counsel on indian medical association vs. v.p. shanta reported in air 1996 sc 550. 20. with the assistance of the counsel appearing for the parties, we have perused the appeal ..... the hon'ble supreme court. 34. going by the peculiar definition and the consequences which would follow if acts of negligence and attributable to doctors and medical professionals are not brought within the purview of the act that the honble supreme court upheld its validity and negatived the challenge. in doing that the hon'ble supreme ..... and reviewing of performance periodically would reveal that this category of doctors receive salary and therefore, would be governed by the provisions of section 192 of the it act. 14. in the third category of doctors as well the assessing officer found from the explanation given by the controller of accounts of the assessee in writing .....

Public at Large Vs. the State of Maharashtra and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1997(4)BomCR171

..... zones consisting of the secretary of the social welfare department of board, sociologists, criminologist members of the women's organisations, members of indian council of child welfare and indian council of social welfare as well the members of various voluntary social organisations and associations etc. the main objects of the advisory committee being ..... child welfare, maharashtra state, pune, has prepared a plan for rehabilitation of the unfortunate victims of sex trade. the rehabilitation programme consists of :-1) housing 2) medical care & health awareness 3) counseling & guidance 4) formal & non-formal education 5) vocational training suited to their capabilities.18. the learned advocate general, ..... in this trade, but instead of any decrease in this activity, it is increasing day by day.21. though the immoral traffic (prevention) act, 1956 act contains provisions for closing down brothels no attempts had been made to close them down though they are functioning and known to all the arms .....

Diamond Education Society's Shri Chhaganrao Bhujbal Aurvedic Medical C ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2010(1)BomCR499

..... , new delhi, informing the petitioner that after careful consideration of the case under the provisions of the section 13a of the indian medicine central council act, 1970 (hereinafter referred to as 'imcc act') and the relevant regulations made thereunder, it has been decided that the approval of the central government cannot be given to ..... under:the petitioner is a public trust duly registered under the bombay public trusts act, 1950 and also a society registered under the indian registration act, 1860. the petitioner society is established, with an aim and object to provide better medical education, more particularly, in ayurvedic stream in the locality of jalana and is ..... such order, the proviso to sub-section (5) mandates that no scheme shall be disapproved by the central government, except after giving the person or the medical institution concerned, a reasonable opportunity of being heard.12. thus, what is contemplated, is passing of an order by the central government, after taking in .....