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Anupama Bansal vs.suraj Bhan Bansal & Anr

Court : Delhi

..... had become the karta and manager of the respondent no.2; that respondent no.1 had never informed them about the cancellation of the gpa dated 17.5.2013 and therefore, the bar contemplated under section 208 of the indian contract act would come into play; that the cancellation letter dated 17.5.2013, issued by the respondent no.1 as also the postal receipts in support of proof of dispatch are fabricated; that the relief of a decree of possession is ..... any such admission made by the appellant; that though a triable issue has been raised by the appellant in the written statement regarding proof of receipt of the cancellation letter dated 17.5.2013, allegedly dispatched through speed post by the respondent no.1, the learned single judge passed a decree on admission; that while calculating the revenue generated from the suit property at rs.1,52,21,000/-, the impugned judgment has failed to factor in the expenditure incurred, ..... did not plead having visited the concerned post office and obtained the report of falsity of ..... addressee of the cancellation letter dated 17.05.2013 has himself elected not to question the findings returned in the impugned judgment in respect of service of the said letter on him by speed post, it does not lie in the mouth of the appellant to question the said service in this appeal. ..... no.1 despatched a notice dated 17.5.2013 to his son by speed-post informing him about the revocation of the gpa and cautioning him not to do any acts or deeds in furtherance thereto. .....

SaleemuddIn Vs. State

Court : Delhi

Reported in : ILR1971Delhi432

..... and was, thereforee, inapt, but para 581 at page 318 of the said volume which relates to 'acts outside english territory,' makes it plain that for the purposes of criminal jurisdiction, an act may be regarded as done within english territory, although the person who did the act may be outside the territory, for instance, a person who, being abroad, procures an innocent agent or uses the post office to commit a crime in england is deemed to commit ..... (24) in the judgment of patel j, in the bombay case the words 'every person' in section 2 of the indian penal code, have been contrasted with the use of the words 'any person' in section 3 and 4(2) of the code and it is said that the words in section 2 are indicative of the idea ..... held that the offence of conspiracy is a continuing offence and any act done by one of the conspirators on the indian soil after the offence of conspiracy had been initiated abroad, would give jurisdiction to the indian courts, as if the offence itself was committed in the national territory ..... before he could do any illegal act in this country in pursuance of the conspiracy and that is why no charge for an offence under section 3 of the indian official secrets act, 1923 was framed against him. ..... conspiracy while it was being continued he became liable to be tried for the offence of conspiracy with saleemuddin who was an indian national because the offence of conspiracy was continued within the indian territory although the other conspirators were out of india. .....

Tirath Prakash (Deceased) Through His Widow Smt. Mithlesh Sharma Vs. S ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2001CriLJ4028; 2001(59)DRJ619

..... for giving delivery of four parcels received in foreign delivery of four parcels received in foreign post office in the name of his wife and on 26-7-73 accepted the said amount of rs.140/- as illegal gratification from shri ram lubhaya pw and committed an offence punishable u/s 161 ipc and within my ..... it reads as under :'that you being a public servant, as an enquiry clerk in the foreign post office, bahadur shah zafar marg, new delhi, on 25.7.73 demanded rs.140/- as gratification other than legal remuneration by asking for rs.200/- including rs.60/- custom duty from ram lubhay, ..... version in nutshell is as follows:the appellant was working as a enquiry clerk in the foreign post office, bahadur shah zafar marg, new delhi in the year 1973. ..... secondly that on 26-7-1973 at the same place you being a public servant as enquiry clerk in the foreign post office, new delhi obtained rs.140/- as pecuniary advantage by corrupt or illegal means from shri ram lubhaya pw and committed criminal misconduct punishable u/s 5(2) read with sec ..... previous sanction necessary for prosecution - (1) no court shall take cognizance of an offence punishable under section 161 or section 164 or section 165 of the indian penal code (45 of 1860) or under sub-section (2) or sub-section 3a) of section 5 of this act, alleged to have been committed by a public servant, except with the previous sanction, (a) xxxxx (b) xxxxx (c) in the case of any other person, of the authority competent to remove him form his office. .....

M/S. Stalion Holdings Pvt. Ltd. Vs.priyanka Chadha & Ors.

Court : Delhi

..... after hon ble court order dated 2.4.2008, the deponent also moved application dated 7.5.2008, u/s383of the indian succession act in the court of shri dig vinay singh administrative civil judge delhi, for revocation of succession certificate dated 25.7.1997 and ..... sub post master malviya nagar, post office new delhi-110017 has also reported that present office address of ..... bank and post office accounts. ..... of post offices (south dn)/ c.p.i.o, vide letter no.cr8a/rti/misc-13(a)/09-10 dated 8.6.2009(ex/dw-4/4), has informed that ..... there is built in mechanism under the provisions of section 610 of companies act-1956 read with companies general rules and forms-1959 that documents for advancing loan from the company accounts, are filed by the company in registrar of companies office and the same being public documents are made govt. ..... shri subhash chander kalra in the family estate and huf properties including benami company s registered office d-120 saket, new delhi-110017 (if any), was paid in the year 2001. ..... are audited and documents are filed in registrar of company s office, mandatory requirements under law and income tax rules. ..... that deponent has inherited share in the family property d- 120 saket, new delhi-110017, which is plaintiff company s registered office and family shares on 11.3.1997, in possession of span securities ltd. ..... represented by nirmal makkar), that remainingshare of property d-120 saket, new delhi office cin no.u74899dl1994ptc063444), may go and mutated in favour of mrs. .....

Adil Hussain Vs. Amtul Shamim

Court : Delhi

..... the indian post office rules do not prescribe any detailed procedure regarding the delivery ..... , this court repelling the argument of the tenant that the landlord should have called into the witness box the officer from the post office to show delivery held that once presumption was raised in favour of the landlord under section 27 of the general clauses act, onus of proof shifted upon the tenant to show why he should not be taken to be served of the demand notice, however the tenant did not summon ..... in these circumstances it was held that presumption under section 114 indian evidence act is only a permissible presumption and not an inevitable presumption and court may or may ..... respondent filed an eviction petition against the petitioner under section 14(1)(a) of the delhi rent control act, 1958 (in short the drc act) claiming himself to be the landlord/owner of property bearing no.343, gali no.18, jafrabad, ..... provided by the act, any notice or intimation required or authorized by the act to be served on any person shall be served,(a) by delivering it to the person; or (b) by forwarding it to the person by registered post with acknowledgement due ..... )relied upon by the learned counsel for the petitioner, the court was dealing with section 144 of the negotiable instruments act (in short the ni act) and thus held that for a legal notice to be sent under ni act the procedure as envisaged under section 144 ni act has to be followed before a presumption is raised under general clauses act. .....

Smt. Premla Vohra Vs. Income-tax Officer

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Delhi

Reported in : (1988)27ITD167(Delhi)

..... ; (iii) duly signed withdrawal form together with the pass book for withdrawal from the post office savings bank account; (iv) surrender of & matured old certificate duly discharged as follows 'received payment through issue of fresh certificate vide application attached': provided that where the applicant is an individual, being a citizen of india or a person of indian origin who is a non-resident or, as the case may be, who is not resident in india, he ..... over a cheque as "subscription" to a "duly authorised agent" of the national savings organisation, she had satisfied the provisions of section 80c(1) read with sub-section (2)(h) of the act, inasmuch as she having paid sums in the previous year out of her income, chargeable to tax, as subscription to a security of the central government, in this case nsc-vii issue.14. ..... shall, if he desires to avail of the benefits under clause (4b) of section 10 of the income-tax act, 1961 (43 of 1961), or clause (xvic) of sub-section (1) of section 5 of the wealth-tax act, 1957 (27 of 1957), or clause (iid) of sub-section (1) of section 5 of the gift-tax act, 1958 (18 of 1958), as the case may be, ..... the assessee's paper book is the photostat copy of 'standardised agency system' "certificate of authority to act as authorized agent", issued by national savings organisation government of india and it is in the name .....

Harbhajan Dass Vs. the State

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1985(8)DRJ309

..... , a friend of basakha singh who had accompanied him to the foreign post office earlier on 29th september, 1980 as well as on 30th september, 1980, to find out about the delivery of the said 'car tape stereo' and in whose presence the appellant had agreed to reduce the duty ..... to have accompanied him to the foreign post office and thereafter to the office of the c.b.i. ..... sachdeva for the purpose of identification and comparison of numbers of the g.c notes with the handing over memorandum prepared at the office of the c.b.i, these notes had to be straightened out, and as such there are no marks of either folds or crumpling after a lapse ..... for reducing the custom duty on a 'ear tape stereo' which had been sent to him from kuwait and was to be collected by him from the foreign post office, new dielhi. ..... appeal filed by harbhajan dass challenging his conviction under section 161 of the indian penal code and section 5(2) read with section 5(1)(d) of the prevention of corruption act vide judgment dated 7th may, 1982. ..... challenged the order dated 18th may, 1982, sentencing him to three years' rigorous imprisonment under section 5(2) read with section 5(1)(d) of the prevention of corruption act for the offence of criminal misconduct and to three years' rigorous imprisonment under section 161 of the indian penal cede. ..... 500.00 in relation to the charge under section 5(2) of the prevention of corruption act and in default of payment of the fine he was directed to suffer further rigorous imprisonment .....

Rai Singh Deb Singh Bist and anr. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : ILR1968Delhi470; [1970]77ITR802(Delhi)

..... disclosure of these incomings into the books of the petitioners but the contention raised was that they did nto constitute the income of the petitioners; the contention of the income-tax officer was that these credits on account of deposits or conversion charges were false credits and were in reality and truth the income of the petitioners subject to tax; these respective contentions ..... deposits standing to the credit of the ranas and the amount of conversion charges standing to the credit of rana anand nar singh were disclosed as such to the income-tax officer during the assessment proceedings for each assessment year in question; all the material that was available with the petitioners was disclosed ; the ranas were examined; on the facts disclosed, ..... originally, filed their returns under section 22(1) of indian income-tax act, 1922, for all the assessment years from 1942-43 to 1953-54 and assessment orders were made by the income-tax officer which were finalized either in appeal to the tribunal ..... , the petitioners relied upon the fact that the ntoices served by registered acknowledgment due post were served upon them on 11th april, 1962, and they denied the service ..... sent in three sets--one set by registered acknowledgment due post to one address of the petitioners; antoher set also by registered acknowledgment due post to antoher address of the petitioners and the third sent ..... which were sent by registered acknowledgment due post were received by the petitioners on 11th april .....

Commissioner of Income Tax Vs. Lunar Diamonds Ltd.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : (2005)197CTR(Del)312; [2006]281ITR1(Delhi)

..... it was in this context that it was observed that the post office will be the agent of the payee for the purposes of receiving payment.14. ..... it was contended that the receipt issued by the post office did not bear the address of the assessed but only its name. ..... in that case, under section 34(1)(b) of the indian income tax act, 1922, a notice was required to be served on an assessed within eight years if the income-tax officer had reason to believe that income had escaped assessment. ..... it was then submitted that the post office in which the notice was dispatched is an agent of the assessed and, thereforee, when the notice is sent by registered post, it is deemed to be in the hands of the assessed (through its agent, the post office) on the date posted, which was before the expiry of the prescribed period. ..... before the assessing officer, this issue was not directly raised but before the commissioner of income tax (appeal) [cit (a)], it was contended by the assessed that it had not received any notice under section 143(2) of the act by registered post. ..... we may also point out that there appears to be some doubt whether the notice was at all sent to the assessed because, as observed by the cit (a), the receipt showing that an envelope was sent by registered post merely contained the name of the assessed without its address. ..... a notice under section 143(2) of the income tax act, 1961 (the act) was issued to the assessed on 29th november, 1996, apparently by registered post. .....

Newton Engineering and Chemicals Ltd. Vs. Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2006(4)ARBLR257(Delhi); 136(2007)DLT73; 2009(93)DRJ127

..... the petitioner's case is that the procedure agreed upon by the parties in terms of section 11 of the arbitration and conciliation act, 1996 cannot be implemented for the reason that the officer in the designated office no longer exists in view of the abolition of the post, and the parties having failed to reach an agreement based on the prescribed procedure for any other sole arbitrator to be appointed, ..... or provision of this contract including those relating to general conditions and special conditions as provided in work order) or any interpretation thereof or the right or liability or any party or as to any act or omission, etc, or either party whether arising during the course of the work or after the completion or abandonment thereof, its termination, expiry or otherwise howsoever relating to the said work order ..... that the petitioner was willing to have the arbitration as per the latest indian arbitration and conciliation act, 1996, whereby each of the parties would be appointing one arbitrator each. ..... pleased to allow the applicant therein to choose an arbitrator from a panel of three officers of the indian oil corporation ltd. ..... that the office of the executive director (nr) had ceased to exist due to internal reorganisation in the respondent corporation and called upon the petitioner to send a written confirmation giving their consent to the substitution of the named arbitrator, that is, executive director (nr) with director (marketing), indian oil corporation ltd ..... indian ..... indian .....