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State Vs. Vikas Yadav and Anr.

Court : Delhi

..... of the crime were not so young for their age to come within the ambit of consideration as a mitigating factor. they were not of an age bordering juvenility but were of an age when they possessed the maturity to understand completely the nature of their actions.776. it is trite that the age of ..... and illegal favours which could have caused serious breach of custody of the convict. the omission & commission of both the defaulters is totally intolerable being members of disciplined police force. xxx therefore, keeping in view the overall facts and circumstances of the case as well as above discussion, both the defaulters deserve exemplary punishment. hence, i ..... further, they stage managed their arrest from outside maalgodown at dabra as they wielded influence in dabra. consequently, they delayed their custody being handed over to ghaziabad police. this is followed by discussion on absondance of sukhdev yadav. g) in para 1603 of the judgment, this court has stated as to how the accused persons .....

Vishal Yadav Vs. State Govt. of Up

Court : Delhi

..... of the crime were not so young for their age to come within the ambit of consideration as a mitigating factor. they were not of an age bordering juvenility but were of an age when they possessed the maturity to understand completely the nature of their actions.776. it is trite that the age of ..... and illegal favours which could have caused serious breach of custody of the convict. the omission & commission of both the defaulters is totally intolerable being members of disciplined police force. xxx therefore, keeping in view the overall facts and circumstances of the case as well as above discussion, both the defaulters deserve exemplary punishment. hence, i ..... further, they stage managed their arrest from outside maalgodown at dabra as they wielded influence in dabra. consequently, they delayed their custody being handed over to ghaziabad police. this is followed by discussion on absondance of sukhdev yadav. g) in para 1603 of the judgment, this court has stated as to how the accused persons .....

Sukhdev Yadav Vs. State and Anr.

Court : Delhi

..... of the crime were not so young for their age to come within the ambit of consideration as a mitigating factor. they were not of an age bordering juvenility but were of an age when they possessed the maturity to understand completely the nature of their actions.776. it is trite that the age of ..... and illegal favours which could have caused serious breach of custody of the convict. the omission & commission of both the defaulters is totally intolerable being members of disciplined police force. xxx therefore, keeping in view the overall facts and circumstances of the case as well as above discussion, both the defaulters deserve exemplary punishment. hence, i ..... further, they stage managed their arrest from outside maalgodown at dabra as they wielded influence in dabra. consequently, they delayed their custody being handed over to ghaziabad police. this is followed by discussion on absondance of sukhdev yadav. g) in para 1603 of the judgment, this court has stated as to how the accused persons .....

State Vs. Sukhdev Yadav @ Pehalwan

Court : Delhi

..... of the crime were not so young for their age to come within the ambit of consideration as a mitigating factor. they were not of an age bordering juvenility but were of an age when they possessed the maturity to understand completely the nature of their actions.776. it is trite that the age of ..... and illegal favours which could have caused serious breach of custody of the convict. the omission & commission of both the defaulters is totally intolerable being members of disciplined police force. xxx therefore, keeping in view the overall facts and circumstances of the case as well as above discussion, both the defaulters deserve exemplary punishment. hence, i ..... further, they stage managed their arrest from outside maalgodown at dabra as they wielded influence in dabra. consequently, they delayed their custody being handed over to ghaziabad police. this is followed by discussion on absondance of sukhdev yadav. g) in para 1603 of the judgment, this court has stated as to how the accused persons .....

Vikas Yadav Vs. State of Up

Court : Delhi

..... of the crime were not so young for their age to come within the ambit of consideration as a mitigating factor. they were not of an age bordering juvenility but were of an age when they possessed the maturity to understand completely the nature of their actions.776. it is trite that the age of ..... and illegal favours which could have caused serious breach of custody of the convict. the omission & commission of both the defaulters is totally intolerable being members of disciplined police force. xxx therefore, keeping in view the overall facts and circumstances of the case as well as above discussion, both the defaulters deserve exemplary punishment. hence, i ..... further, they stage managed their arrest from outside maalgodown at dabra as they wielded influence in dabra. consequently, they delayed their custody being handed over to ghaziabad police. this is followed by discussion on absondance of sukhdev yadav. g) in para 1603 of the judgment, this court has stated as to how the accused persons .....

Mange Ram Mittal Vs. Asstt. Cit

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Delhi

..... however, major documents related to business, such as partnership deeds, receipts of payment of licence fee, copies of returns, correspondence with excisc department, police department, court papers were found from the residence. many documents pertaining to conduct of the business in assessees own handwriting was found. the assessee stated ..... license fee running into crores paid to excise department for obtaining licenses. besides, a large number of documents relating to correspondence with excise department, police cases, court cases relating to the firms carrying out liquor business were found at the residence of the assessee. copies of various announcement of excise ..... of licences issued by excise authorities; copies of challans of licence fee; documents relating to the running of the business; correspondence with excise and police departments etc. were found. documents also comprised of court cases on behalf of various firms, announcement by the collector, excise of terms and conditions .....

Mange Ram Mittal Vs. Assistant Commissioner of Income

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Delhi

Reported in : (2006)103ITD389(Delhi)

..... . however, major documents related to business, such as partnership deeds, receipts of payment of licence fee, copies of returns, correspondence with excise department, police department, court papers were found from the residence. many documents pertaining to conduct of the business in assessee's own handwriting were found. the assessee ..... licence fee running into crores paid to excise department for obtaining licences. besides, a large number of documents relating to correspondence with excise department, police cases, court cases relating to the firms carrying out liquor business were found at the residence of the assessee. copies of various announcement of excise ..... of licences issued by excise authorities; copies of challans of licence fee; documents relating to the running of the business; correspondence with excise and police departments, etc. were found. documents also comprised of court cases on behalf of various firms, announcement by the collector, excise terms and conditions for .....

Vishal Yadav Vs. State of U.P.

Court : Delhi

..... pehalwan who absconded after the incident during investigation and could be arrested only on 23rd february, 2005. sukhdev @ pehalwan was arrested when he shot at police party from police station patcherawa village, district kushi nagar, u.p. at the night of 11th february, 2005 at 1:30 am. upon his search, in the ..... information report was not substantive evidence but the fact remains that immediately after the incident, and before there was any extraneous intervention, pw4went to the police station and narrated the incident. the first information report was a detailed document and it was not possible to believe that the investigating officer imagined those ..... before the court of chief judicial magistrate , ghaziabad on 25th february, 2002 ( cjm ghaziabad hereafter).31. on 25th february, 2002, the investigating officer sought police custody remand of the accused persons to record their statements under section 161 of the cr.p.c. the cjm, ghaziabad granted permission and the investigating .....

Baljeet Singh and anr. Vs. State

Court : Delhi

..... investigation in the present case and they did not even bother to follow the very basics of the investigation. we therefore, direct the commissioner of police to hold a proper departmental inquiry against the conduct of the concerned investigating officers, the members of the investigating team and all the other concerned officers ..... state, to examine all orders of acquittal and to record reasons for the failure of each prosecution case. a standing committee of senior officers of the police and prosecution departments, should be vested with aforesaid responsibility. the consideration at the hands of the above committee, should be utilized for crystalizing mistakes committed ..... and cannot be stated to have effected at the instance of nirmala. learned senior counsel also submitted that the prosecution had taken the help of three police witnesses i.e. si savita, constable balbir, asi suresh kumar for the alleged recoveries during the disclosure statement of the appellant and the prosecution .....

Sushil Arora vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... it cannot be held that the weapon has been recovered because of the disclosure statement given by sonveer @ pinku but stands claimed to have been recovered by the police from police station mangol puri while investigating fir no.150/09. therefore, even if it could be held that the second disclosure was voluntary, in view of the prohibition ..... in view the plea of applicant/accused merely that he had handed over his car to one yogender yadav but no such plea had yet been conveyed to police, despite police having already obtained arrest warrant against applicant/accused and that he has so far evaded the arrest, his anticipatory bail application does not deserve a favourable order. ..... had been passed on to one sanjay @ sanju @ khatta of mangolpuri in may 2009 and that the said person sanjay @ sanju @ khatta had been arrested by the police of police station mangol puri, delhi leading to recovery of the said weapon. crl. a. no.1284/2015 & connected matters page 107 of 140 160. the evidence led by .....