Court : Punjab and Haryana
Reported in : AIR1997P& H87
..... of life, and they have come to occupy top posts in the executive, legislature and the judiciary. they have even taken their due place not only in the police but also in the defence forces. gone are the days when women were confined to the kitchen or found themselves in totally helpless situations. they have come to ..... 76. i will also approach this aspect from a different angle also. a college for the education of the females cannot be equated to a jail or a police station for women, or any institution for keeping the destitute women. by their very nature these institutions require a head who is a female. we very often ..... come across cases where women accused of a crime and taken to the police station are subjected to sexual assault by the police in police stations 'manned' by males only. therefore, it is only appropriate that police stations for lodging female accused 'manned' by female police officers are constituted. similar is the case of the jails for imprisoning female convicts .....
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Reported in : (1996)114PLR227
R.P. Sethi, J.1. The concept of imposition of tax is as old as the human civilisation is. Tax in one form or the other was collected by all forms of Government for providing protection, security and other amenities to the citizens. It is compulsory acquisition of property by the State ostensibly on behalf of the assessee, for the purpose of providing amenities and looking for the vital interests of the society. Even in primitive times the process of compulsory acquisition of the property of the subjectswas reserved to if not in cash positively in kind. However, with the development of the concept of the State ways and means of acquisition of the property for the benefit of the State have undergone a sea change. Human instinct has always been at work to avoid the payment of the tax compulsorily resorted to by legal and other means with antagonistic approach adopted both by the State and the assussee of levy and collection of tax which is in existence in all the countries of the world fr...
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Reported in : (2005)139PLR316
Kiran Anand Lall, J.1. This F.A.O. is directed the judgment and decree dated 7.3.1996 passed by the District Judge, Karnal, dissolving marriage of parties under Section 13 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (for short 'the Act') on the ground of cruelty. About the pleaded second ground of divorce viz. desertion, the court held that as the petition was presented by the husband-respondent in March, 1992 i.e. barely six months after the wife-appellant left the marital home on 15.9.1991, this ground was not available to him.2. The case of the respondent herein, as set up in the divorce petition, was that marriage between the parties was solemnised on 15.11.1984 at Rohtak according to Hindu rites and ceremonies. After marriage, the appellant joined the respondent at his matrimonial house, at Karnal. Three children, Sunny, Sapna, and Jimmy were born out of the wedlock. The behaviour and attitude of the appellant, from the very beginning, was harsh and cruel towards the respondent and his parent...
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Reported in : II(1997)DMC247
..... daughters under the care and custody of the husband knowing fully well that he has to be out on duty sometimes during night hours also, to call him to the police station, get him detained there and thereby force him to agree to the terms dictated by her and by her relations. wife is required to be dutiful, obedient, and tolerant ..... her evidence is inherently weak and improbable. he also commented that the trial court has relied on this piece of evidence also that the husband was twice detained by the police at the instance of wife's relations to effect a compromise between the two. wife has denied such allegations.11. he strongly stressed that if she would not have been ..... fist blows. on 4.8.1991 again he convened a panchayat of the respectables, a compromise was effected, but wife again backed out. thereafter, once he was detained by sarhali police at the instance of local persons w.e.f. 9.3.1992 to 13.3.1992, again a panchayat was convened and it was settled that on 15.2.1992 .....
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Reported in : (2006)142PLR183
..... to the rank of sub inspector, by an order dated september 20, 2002, which is indicative of an order dated september 14, 2002 passed by the deputy inspector general of police (border range), amritsar vide which he had been brought on promotion list e-ii (exemptee) with effect from 7.9.2002 pursuant to the order passed by deputy inspector general of ..... on september 9, 2002. he was also approved for promotion to the rank of sub inspector police. however, a communication dated september 21, 2004, was issued by the director general of police, punjab to the deputy inspector general of police (border range) amritsar, which indicates that the petitioner along with others had been approved for the grant of local rank in exercise of the .....
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Reported in : (2003)135PLR28
J.S. Khehar, J.1. Nand Kishore, the original landlord of the premises in question rented out the property in dispute to Sant. Lal. In 1980, Nand Kishore, the landlord fifed an ejectment application raising three grounds. Firstly, that the tenant Sant Lal was in arrears of rent for the period from 1.7.2978 to 31.8.1980. Secondly, that Sam Lal had ceased to occupy the premises in question for a continuous period of four months w.e.f. 1.1.1979. And lastly, that he had sub-let the premises in question to his son Ved Parkash. Ved Parkash was impleaded by the landlord as respondent No. 2 in me ejectment application.2. The issue in respect of arrears of rent came to be settled between the parties in view of the tender of arrears of rent alongwith interest and costs by the tenants before the Rent Controller. The remaining two issues were agitated between the parties. On both the grounds, the Rent Controller disagreed with the claim raised by the landlord Nand Kishore and accordingly, dismissed...
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Reported in : 2002ACJ1214
..... could not tell even residential address of bhagat ram owner of the vehicle without any payment to him for journey from delhi to chandigarh. 19. kushal singh, asi, police when appeared as rw3 categorically deposed that he visited pgi on receipt of a message and recorded statement of gurcharan singh, mohan singh, jagir singh, nichhattar singh and ..... examination that number of the vehicle involved in the accidentwas told by charanjit kaur and her relatives after len days of the accident when they visited police station, mullana. when police reached the spot immediately after the accident, as is the deposi-tion of charanjit kaur, it is not explained as to where was the necessity of ..... witness on behalf of the claimant that after ten days of the accident charanjit kaur accompanied by some other relatives and some other persons from her village visited police station, mullana and informed the number of the vehicle and the name of the driver involved in the accident. 15. rw4 is k.k. suri who .....
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Reported in : (2000)125PLR804
R.L. Anand, J. 1. This is defendants appeal and has been directed against the judgment and decree dated 29.11.1999, passed by the Addl. Distt. Judge, Panipat, who decreed the two suits of the plaintiff respondent Ram Lal for pos session and for the recovery of the amount as arrears of rent and interest thereupon.2. Plaintiff-respondent Ram Lal filed two suits; one bearing RBT No.1028 of 1994 and the other RBT No.695. In the main suit No.1028 of 1994, the plaintiff had alleged that the disputed shop bearing municipal No.271-B situated in Ward No.7 was a newly constructed shop and was so constructed in the year 1978. The defendants were in possession of the disputed shop as tenants under the plaintiff. Since, it was a new construction, the agreed rate of rent payable by defendants was Rs.250/-. The plaintiff did not want to retain the defendants as tenants, therefore, he terminated the tenancy by issuing a noticeUnder Section 106 of the Transfer of Property Act on 11.1.1986. The notice w...
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..... the jeweller and asi suraj pal singh. the statement of cw2-si gurmeet singh is categorical to the effect that no information was sent by jagraon police to mehna police, the police station in question, in respect of identification of the recovery of the articles. there is no wireless message, special messenger or any other mode of ..... . in respect of another question, he has answered that there is no document or entry in the case diary for giving intimation to any of the police officer of police station mehna regarding recovery. he stated that there is a possibility that the intimation might have been given through wireless message. in response to further question ..... of such permission granted, the assailants were arrested and further investigations made. the samples of finger prints and foot prints of the assailants were taken by the police of police station mehna. exhibits p-34, p-35 and p-36, are the recovery memos of shoes worn by accused harjinder singh, satwant singh and manjit singh .....
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Reported in : 1994CriLJ2473
ORDERH.K. Sandhu, J.1. Ashok Kumar the detenu petitioner, has challenged the order of detention dated 16-3-1993 passed under Section 3(1) of the Conservation of Foreign Exchange and Prevention of Smuggling Activities Act, 1974 (the Act for short) by filing this writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India read with Section 482 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. The detention order Annexure P-1 was passed with a view to prevent the petitioner in future, from acting in any manner, prejudicial to the augmentation of foreign exchange.2. The brief facts of the case, resulting in the passing of the detention order of the petitioner, as gathered from the grounds of detention are that on receipt of information that one Manoj Kumar alias Goga brother of the petitioner was indulging in unauthorised sale and purchase of foreign exchange, the Officers of Enforcement Directorate Jalandhar searched the residential premises of the petitioner and his brother on 4-12-1992. The residenti...
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