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State of Bombay Vs. R.M.D. Chamarbaugwalia and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1956Bom1; (1955)57BOMLR288; ILR1955Bom680

..... out that the only legislation in india which dealt with lotteries was the indian penal code and section 294a penalized the drawing of lotteries unless they were authorized ..... , and distribution of commodities, have power to pass any law or take any executive action prohibiting or restricting the entry into, or export from, the province of goods of any class or description; or(b) by- virtue 6f anything in this act have power to impose any tax, cess, toll, or due which, is between goods manufactured or produced in the province and similar goods not so manufactured or produced, discriminates in favour of the former, or which, in ..... provide that a corporation, satisfying certain conditions should be deemed to be a citizen for the purpose of article 19(1), but parliament has not done so.but the very curious anomaly that arises is that when we turn to some of the provisions of article 19(1) it is impossible to contend that it could ever have been the intention of the constituent assembly that the rights guaranteed by those provisions were not to apply to corporations but only to individual citizens.take ..... scintilla of skill, so that it can fairly be said that the distribution of the prize, the allocation of the prize, in the particular case, was due to two causes, not one cause with possibly a scintilla of some other 'cause added to it, but two separate causes, one being skill and the other being chance. ..... a prediction of the number of births and deaths in london during a named week, and smith .....

Sk. Ahmed Vs. Labour Court, Guntur and Another

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2001(1)ALD180; 2001(1)ALT3; (2002)IVLLJ342AP

..... that the petitioner herein was charge-sheeted by the police for the offences punishable under sections 304-a and 338 of the indian penal code read with section 39(a)(b) of motor vehicles act in cc no.67 of 1989 on the file of learned munsiff magistrate, ponnur. ..... with the question as to whether the andhra pradesh state road transport corporation can proceed simultaneously with the departmental enquiry during the pendency of trial of a criminal case registered against a driver of the corporation under sections 304-a and 338 of the indian penal code ..... that the charge framed in the departmental proceedings alleging the failure to anticipate the accident and prevention thereof has nothing to do with culpability of offence under sections 304-a and 338 of the indian penal code. 23. ..... merit his removal from service or a lesser punishment, as the case may be, whereas in the criminal proceedings the question is whether the offences registered against him under the prevention of corruption act (and the indian penal code, if any) are established and, if established, what sentence should be imposed upon him. ..... the second respondent accepted the said findings of the enquiry officer and accordingly a show-cause notice dated 17th july, 1989 was served upon the petitioner requiring explanation of the petitioner as to why he should not be removed ..... been hedged in by providing further that this may be done in cases of grave nature involving questions of fact and ..... this may be done in cases of grave nature .....

The Commissioner of Police and ors. Vs. N. Gopal and anr.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2002(5)ALD599; 2002(5)ALT308

..... it is also pleaded by them in their explanation that on similar allegations made against them in the charge memo, a complaint was lodged with the saifabad police station and the same has been registered as a case in crime no.748/95 under section 384 of the indian penal code. ..... , hc-5783 and n.gopal, pc-7673 while working at kamatipura police station exhibited dereliction of duty and irresponsible behaviour in absenting themselves unauthorisedly without leave or permission or intimation with effect from 21-12-1995 to 9-1-1996.sri m.sasashiva reddy, hc-5783 & n.gopal, pc-7673 of kamatipura police station by their above acts exhibited lack of integrity and conduct, unbecoming of government servants.thereby the hc-5783 and pc-7673 violated rule 3 of apcs (conduct) rules, 1964.article-iithat the said ..... both of them in unequivocal terms deposed before the enquiry officer that they cannot identify the persons who indulged in that act of extortion.they have merely given the description of the said individuals who alleged to have forcibly taken away a gold chain and a wristwatch from them. ..... in the result, the learned magistrate came to the conclusion that there is no evidence whatsoever against the writ petitioners to show that they have indulged in acts of extortion and of their forcibly taking away a gold chain and a wrist watch as alleged by the prosecution. .....

M. Narayanan Nambiar Vs. State of Kerala

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1963SC1116; 1963(0)KLT1015(SC); (1963)IILLJ660SC; [1963]Supp2SCR724

..... finally contends that the construction he is seeking to put forward for our acceptance fits in the general scope and scheme of the act and that the legislature intended to leave the losses caused to the government by the deception caused by its public servant to be dealt with in accordance with the provisions of the indian penal code or other appropriate laws. ..... the provisions broadly include the existing offences under sections 161 & 165 of the indian penal code committed by public servants and enact a new rule of presumptive evidence against the ..... , benefit obtained from a third party; (2) the case of wrongful loss to the government is provided by clause (c) and any other loss which does not fall within that clause is outside the scope of the section; (3) though the word 'obtains' has a wide meaning in the setting in which it appears in clause (d) but in view of the fact that the same word is used in a limited sense in clauses (a) & (b), it should be given a limited meaning, namely, 'gets ..... it covers acts done 'otherwise' than by corrupt or illegal means by an officer by abusing his ..... the juxtaposition of the word 'otherwise' with the words 'corrupt or illegal means' and the dishonesty implicit in the word 'abuse' indicate the necessity for a dishonest intention on his part to bring him within the meaning of the ..... latter sought the assistance of the appellant who had nothing to do with the issuing of licences of fire-arms which was done by the office of the deputy commissioner, delhi. .....

Re: Suo Moto Proceedings Against Mr. R. Karuppan, Advocate

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2001SC2204; 2001CriLJ2611; 2001(4)SCALE199; (2001)5SCC289; [2001]3SCR750

..... notice was issued to the respondent requiring him to show cause why prosecution proceedings shall not be initiated against him for offence under section 193 of the indian penal code.5.during the pendency of these proceedings 600 and odd persons, claiming to be the members of the advocates association submitted in writing that the association had not passed any resolution regarding the age of the cji ..... anand hon'ble chief justice of india to step down from the constitutional office of chief justice of india forthwith, failing which i will be constrained to move the criminal court for offences under sections 429, 406, 471 indian penal code for falsification of your age, without prejudice to the right to file a writ of quo-warranto against you and for a direction to deposit a sum of rs.3 crores for usurping to the office of chief justice of india even after attaining ..... affidavit accompanying the petition is prima facie held to have made a false statement which constitutes an offence of giving false evidence as defined under section 191 ipc, punishable under section 193 ipc.19.with the object of eradicating the evil of perjury, we empower the registrar general of this court to depute an officer of the rank of deputy registrar or above of the court to file a complaint under section 193 of the indian penal code against the respondent herein, before a magistrate of competent jurisdiction at delhi. ..... this authority was confirmed by statute in 1487 (star chamber act, 3 hen. 5, c. .....

Director General, Directorate General of Doordarshan and ors. Vs. Anan ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2006SC3346; [2007(1)JCR321(SC)]; JT2006(8)SC255; (2006)4MLJ1599(SC); 2006(8)SCALE575; (2006)8SCC433

..... under the present section 292 and section 293 of the indian penal code, there is a danger of publication meant for public good or for bona fide purpose of science, literature, art or any other branch of learning being declared as obscene literature as there is no specific provision in the act for exempting them from operations of those sections. ..... ' the law relating to obscenity is laid down in section 292 of the indian penal code, which came about, by act 36 of 1969. ..... the purposeful omission of the definition of obscenity has led to attack of section 292 of the indian penal code as being too vague to qualify as a penal provision. ..... the indian penal code on obscenity grew out of the english law, which made court the guardian of public morals. ..... the said committee on 5.6.2003 recommended the screening of this documentary film on doordarshan while observing that, 'it may alienate sections of indian society and screening may lead to reactions by organized groups.6. ..... this behavior of doordarshan would justify us in stating that doordarshan is being dictated by rules of malafides and arbitrariness in taking decisions with regard to the telecast of the respondent film.in light of the above, the instant appeal at the instance of doordarshan is devoid of any merits. ..... what triggered this way of looking was the incident of sati in deorala and that fact that thousands of young men were celebrating the death of roop kanwar. .....

Dr. Deb Kumar Roy Vs. State of Bihar and ors.

Court : Patna

..... as provided under section 120(b) ipc there must be a criminal conspiracy for doing or committing a substantive offence either under indian penal code or in the penal provision of any other act, when it is conceded and could be found that the substantive offences are being the penal provision of copyright act alone, then there can not be any charge or allegation having conspiracy by the petitioner for such substantive offence. ..... rather, it has been stated that in the complaint petition alongwith penal provision of copyright act, allegations were also made under sections 420 and 467 and other penal provision read with section 120(b), ipc. ..... we are concerned with the order which have been passed regarding the prayer of the discharge of the petitioner holding that charges should be framed under the said penal provision of copyright act read with section 120(b), ipc.8. ..... in that way, the learned court below has definitely committed error of law in asking the petitioner to be present on the next date for framing of the charge under the penal provision of copyright act read with section 120 (b) ipc. ..... on belief of statement of girish ranjan, the complainant alongwith girish ranjan enter into an agreement with the doordarshan kendra, patna, on 11.2.1998 for tele cast of the serial and the complainant took rs. .....

The Commissioner of Police and anr. Vs. Rachakonda Ranga Subbaiah

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2002(6)ALD2; 2002(6)ALT66

..... the fact remains that the x metropolitan magistrate, secunderabad has disposed of the said criminal case in crime no.67/98 including two other criminal cases in crime nos.123/97 and 75/98 registered against the respondent-applicant under section 379 of the indian penal code at marredpally police station, by his judgment dated 21-9-1999 acquitting the respondent-applicant of the charge framed against him. ..... departmental proceedings would be the same, merely because the same set of facts are involved.the question that may arise for consideration in a criminal case is as to whether the charged person is guilty of offence punishable under indian penal code or any penal statutes for the time being in force, whereas in a departmental enquiry what is required to establish is as to whether the employee is guilty of misconduct.the misconduct is invariably defined by the rules or regulations, as the case may be, by which an employee ..... it is evident from a bare reading of the charge that the respondent-applicant is charged with the act of exhibiting lack of integrity and conduct, unbecoming of a government servant and thereby violating rule 3 of a.p.c.s. ..... since the charge of rash and negligence driving of the vehicle itself was held not proved in the criminal court, the court came to the conclusion that the causing damage to the reputation of the corporation as such does not arise. ..... ' this may be done in cases of grave nature involving questions of fact and law. .....

State of Maharashtra Vs. Nainprakash S/O. Tularam Adalkhiya

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1991(1)BomCR230

..... state by this appeal has questioned the correctness and legality of finding of acquittal recorded by the learned special judge for the offence punishable u/s 161 of the indian penal code and section 5(1)(d) read with section 5(2) of the prevention of corruption act, 1947, mainly on the ground that entire approach and appreciation were grossly erroneous and hence the finding in question resulted in miscarriage of justice. ..... tularam adalkhiya is hereby convicted for the offence punishable under section 161 of the indian penal code and section 5(1)(d) read with section 5(2) of the prevention of corruption act, 1947 and is directed to suffer rigorous imprisonment of three months and to pay fine of ..... , hold the respondent/accused is guilty for having committed an offence punishable under section 161 of the indian penal code and section 5(1)(d) read with section 5(2) of the prevention of corruption act, 1947 for having demanded on 17-10-1979 bribe amount of rs. ..... is contended that in view of the situation as prevailing obviously the panch acted as per the dictate of inspector choube and he tried to support the ..... it is further urged that the complainant was well conversant with the situation and as such there could not be an offer to make the payment in pursuance of ..... meanwhile, according to the accused, perhaps the complainant might have kept those currency notes tainted with phenolohthalein powder beneath the pillow lying on the cot. ..... accused then told him, all right, his work will be done. .....

M. Mohan Reddy Vs. Jairaj D. Bhale Rao and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : [1997]90CompCas142(AP); 1996CriLJ1010

..... state 1993 (2) alt (cri) 159 considered the question very elaborately relating to granting of permission to compound the offence punishable under section 498-a of the indian penal code, which is a non-compoundable offence according to section 320 cr.p.c. ..... dealt with compounding of offences punishable under the indian penal code only, but not dealt with the offences under other penal laws. ..... (new) deals with the offences punishable under the indian penal code only and does not lay any bar or prohibition regarding compounding of offences against the other laws. ..... the learned magistrate, after full trial, found the first respondent guilty of the offence punishable under section 138 of the negotiable instruments act, convicted him and sentenced him to suffer rigorous imprisonment for a period of one year and also to pay a fine of ..... , that the parties cannot be permitted to compound the offence punishable under section 138 of the negotiable instruments act; mainly on the ground that the column regarding compounding of offences in the second schedule in old ..... in view of the above, i feel it just and proper to permit the petitioner to compound the offence punishable under section 138 of the negotiable instruments act with the first respondent-accused and allow the crl. a. no. ..... is intentionally taken away by the legislation and section 320 cr.p.c ..... satyanarayana, learned counsel appearing for r-1 brought to my notice about the intention of the legislature in deleting the column in the old cr.p.c. .....