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..... constructed commensurate to the share(s) that has been purchased in such dwelling unit. it would be open for the official respondents to seek the cooperation/ assistance of the concerned police authorities/law enforcement agencies to facilitate the carrying out of the physical inspection of the premises in question. we further direct that this entire exercise be carried out under the .....
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..... mistreated prisoners. the focus of the first phase of pil in india was on exposure of repression by the agencies of the state, notably the police, prison, and other custodial authorities. these early pils were essentially constitutional tort actions which concerned allegations of violation of protected fundamental rights, as a ..... way imply that ordinary citizens who form the great mass of the citizenry of this country can shun responsibility for vitriolic, unnecessarily critical, diabolical speech, bordering on all those aspects mentioned under article 19 (2) either against public functionaries / figures or against other citizens in general or against particular individuals. ..... that various 90(2014) 9 scc73791(1970) 1 scc248119 fundamental rights contained in different articles are not mutually exclusive .87. if u.p. police regulations were challenged in kharak singh, identical regulations issued by the state of madhya pradesh were challenged in gobind vs. state of madhya pradesh92. though .....
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..... not against them. this begs the question of whether the complaints themselves stemmed from discriminatory attitudes towards senior police officers. a better illustration now might be hewage v grampian health board [2012]. uksc37 2013 sc (uksc) 54, where an asian female consultant in orthodontics ..... shamoon v chief constable of the royal ulster constabulary [2003]. ukhl11 [2003]. icr337 the house of lords held that the situation of a senior female police officer was not the same as the situation of male officers who had been treated more favourably, because there had been complaints against her from subordinates and ..... , so used as would result in repeal of all provisions containing fundamental rights. india, it is urged, in such an event would be reduced to a police state wherein all cherished values like freedom and liberty would be non- existent. this argument, in my opinion, is essentially an argument of fear and distrust .....
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..... . (2) where the allegations in the first information report and other materials, if any, accompanying the fir do not disclose a cognizable offence, justifying an investigation by police officers under section 156(1) of the code except under an order of a magistrate within the purview of section 155(2) of the code. (3) where the ..... (2) where the allegations in the first information report and other materials, if any, accompanying the fir do not disclose a cognizable offence, justifying an investigation by police officers under section 156(1) of the code except under an order of a magistrate within the purview of section 155(2) of the code. (3) where the ..... the circumstances of the occurrence, including the circumstances, if any, for not taking reasonable steps to secure medical attention as required under clause (a), at the nearest police station as soon as possible, and in any case within twenty-four hours of the occurrence; 1[(c) give the following information in writing to the insurer, who .....
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..... and the right against discrimination. the concept of reasonable accommodation arose in the context of accommodating a differently abled candidate, a member of the central railway police force to provide him an alternative suitable post.179. in jeeja ghosh, this court was considering the rights of a differently-abled person in using ..... may make a claim for being treated as religious practices within the meaning of article 26.114. in acharya jagdishwaranand avadhuta & ors. v. commissioner of police, calcutta & anr.51, the question was whether performance of tandava dance is a religious rite or practice essential to the tenets of the religious faith of ..... scc369:2004. scc (l&s) 561]. , therefore, this would not form part of any essential religious practice. applying the test stated in acharya jagadishwarananda [commr. of police v. acharya jagadishwarananda avadhuta, (2004) 12 scc770, it is equally clear that the fundamental nature of 46 (2003) 8 scc36976 the islamic religion, as seen through an .....
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..... appreciating evidence for determination of age of the accused. if two views are possible, the court should lean in favour of holding the accused to be a juvenile in border line cases. this approach was further reiterated by this court in rajendra chandra v. state of chhattisgarh, (2002) 2 scc287 in which it laid down that the standard ..... as defined in section 2(h) crpc reads as follows:2. (h) investigation includes all the proceedings under this code for the collection of evidence conducted by a police officer or by any person (other 44 than a magistrate) who is authorised by a magistrate in this behalf; the expression trial has not been defined in the code ..... women and child development, reported in 2012 scc online del 2774, the petitioners therein highlighted that how several hundred children were languishing in the tihar jail because the police mentioned them as adults in the arrest memo.51. the same is the story in the state of uttar pradesh which led the high court of allahabad to pass .....
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Reportable IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA CIVIL ORIGINAL/APPELLATE JURISDICTION Arbitration Petition (Civil) No.05 of 2022 Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd. .... Petitioner Versus Afcons Gunanusa JV .... Respondent With Civil Appeal No 5880 of 2022 With Civil Appeal No 5879 of 2022 And With Miscellaneous Application Nos. 1990-1991 of 2019 in Special Leave Petition (Civil) Nos. 10021-10022 of 2017 1 JUDGMENT Dr Dhananjaya Y Chandrachud, J This judgment has been divided into sections to facilitate analysis. They are: A Factual Background .................................................................................... 5 A.1 Facts of Petition for Arbitration (Civil) No 5 of 2022 .............................. 5 A.2 Facts of Special Leave Petition (Civil) No 13426 of 2021 ................... 13 A.3 Facts of Special Leave Petition (Civil) No 10358 of 2020 ................... 17 A.4 Facts of Miscellaneous Application Nos 1990-1991 of 2019 .............. 19 B Submissions of Counsel ........
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..... powers conferred by clause (s) of section 2 of the code of criminal procedure, has issued notification declaring the offices of lokayukta police as police stations, thereby they have power to investigate the offences punishable under the pc act. the same is withdrawn by the impugned executive ..... . 2 . the state of karnataka department of home, 25 represented by its principal secretary, vikas soudha, bangalore-560001. 3 . the deputy superintendent of police the anti corruption bureau, chikkamangalur-577748. 4 . sri chandrashekarappa, s/o.hanumanthappa, aged about45years, residing at byadagahalli, birur post, kadur taluk-577116. ...respondents ..... anti corruption bureau govt. of karnataka, 25, race course road, high grounds, sampangi rama nagar, bengaluru, karnataka - 560001. rep by adgp. 4 . the inspector of police, the anti corruption bureau, belgavi district, belgavi - 591201. 5 . sri subhash balappa balikai, major, retired solder, herekodi village, chikodi taluk, belgavi district - 592101. .....
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..... powers conferred by clause (s) of section 2 of the code of criminal procedure, has issued notification declaring the offices of lokayukta police as police stations, thereby they have power to investigate the offences punishable under the pc act. the same is withdrawn by the impugned executive ..... . 2 . the state of karnataka department of home, 25 represented by its principal secretary, vikas soudha, bangalore-560001. 3 . the deputy superintendent of police the anti corruption bureau, chikkamangalur-577748. 4 . sri chandrashekarappa, s/o.hanumanthappa, aged about45years, residing at byadagahalli, birur post, kadur taluk-577116. ...respondents ..... anti corruption bureau govt. of karnataka, 25, race course road, high grounds, sampangi rama nagar, bengaluru, karnataka - 560001. rep by adgp. 4 . the inspector of police, the anti corruption bureau, belgavi district, belgavi - 591201. 5 . sri subhash balappa balikai, major, retired solder, herekodi village, chikodi taluk, belgavi district - 592101. .....
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..... powers conferred by clause (s) of section 2 of the code of criminal procedure, has issued notification declaring the offices of lokayukta police as police stations, thereby they have power to investigate the offences punishable under the pc act. the same is withdrawn by the impugned executive ..... . 2 . the state of karnataka department of home, 25 represented by its principal secretary, vikas soudha, bangalore-560001. 3 . the deputy superintendent of police the anti corruption bureau, chikkamangalur-577748. 4 . sri chandrashekarappa, s/o.hanumanthappa, aged about45years, residing at byadagahalli, birur post, kadur taluk-577116. ...respondents ..... anti corruption bureau govt. of karnataka, 25, race course road, high grounds, sampangi rama nagar, bengaluru, karnataka - 560001. rep by adgp. 4 . the inspector of police, the anti corruption bureau, belgavi district, belgavi - 591201. 5 . sri subhash balappa balikai, major, retired solder, herekodi village, chikodi taluk, belgavi district - 592101. .....
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