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R (on the Application of Hs2 Action Alliance Limited and Others) Vs. t ...

Court : UK Supreme Court

1. These appeals arise out of the decision of the government to promote the high speed rail link from London to the north known as HS2. The decision was announced in a command paper, "High Speed Rail: Investing in Britain's Future - Decisions and Next Steps" (Cm 8247, 10 January 2012). (It has been referred to in the proceedings as "the DNS".) The main issues, in summary, are, first, whether it should have been preceded by strategic environmental assessment, under the relevant European Directive, and, secondly, whether the hybrid bill procedure, as currently proposed, will comply with the procedural requirements of European law. The Court of Appeal decided both issues against the appellants, the first by a majority (Sullivan LJ dissenting). We also need to consider the possibility of referring either question to the European court ("CJEU"). The appellants 2. In the first appeal, the HS2 Action Alliance is a not-for-profit organisation working with over 90 affiliated action groups and r...

Staywell Hospitality Group Pty Ltd Vs. Starwood Hotels and Resorts Wor ...

Court : Singapore Supreme Court

Sundaresh Menon CJ (delivering the judgment of the court): 1. These appeals arise from opposition proceedings commenced by Sheraton International, Inc ("Sheraton") and Starwood Hotels and Resorts Worldwide, Inc ("Starwood") (collectively, "the Opponents"). The Opponents opposed the application ("the Application") made by Staywell Hospitality # PARK REGIS Group Pty Ltd ("Staywell") to register a series of two marks ^ PARK REGIS ("the Applicant Mark") in Singapore in respect of marketing and hospitality services. Civil Appeal No 148 of 2012 ("CA 148/2012") is the Opponents appeal against the finding of the High Court Judge ("the Judge") that there was no likelihood of confusion or sufficient indication of a connection damaging to the Opponents' interests in order to ground an opposition to registration under ss 8(2)(b) and 8(4)(b)(i) of the Trade Marks Act (Cap 332, 2005 Rev Ed) ("the Act"); and against the Judge's finding that there was no goodwill in the Opponents' ST. REGIS Singapore ...

Mahipal and Others Vs. State of Delhi

Court : Delhi

..... , it is necessary that both are handled appropriately and under supervision of senior officers. 88. thus, we suggest that, for future, the commissioner of police must formulate a clear protocol to be followed for dispassionate probe into allegations of custodial violence or death and the same be put in public domain to ..... against each of them. we direct the learned additional sessions judge presiding over the trial court (the successor court) and station house officer (sho) of police station welcome to take necessary steps to ensure compliance with above directions in accordance with law. 84. this case of custody death cannot be allowed to conclude ..... that prem pal (pw3), the father of the victim, at least, should have undertaken similar exercise by either moving the competent court or approaching some superior police officer for intervention. it is submitted that since no such measures were taken, the possibility that the abduction or wrongful confinement of darshan singh (victim) may .....

Institute of Home Economics vs.sh. Prem Pal

Court : Delhi

..... each of the appellants is made available have agreed to bear the burden. if absorbing the appellants into the services of the state and providing benefits at par with the police officers of similar rank employed by the state results in further financial commitment it is always open for the state to demand the banks to meet such additional burden. apparently ..... the benefits of services wp(c) nos.8502/2011 & 440/2014 page 25 of 41 attached to the post which are similar in nature already in the cadre of the police services of the state. we are of the opinion that the appellants are entitled to the costs throughout. in the circumstances, we quantify the costs to rs.10,000/- to .....

Hi Lingos Co. Ltd. Vs. Collector of Customs

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Mumbai

Reported in : (1994)(72)ELT392Tri(Mum.)bai

..... to nepal. though this has some relevance to the issue before us, since it is in the context of import of goods for transit to a land locked state under indo-nepal treaty, we could not draw much assistance.shri md. omer v. collector of customs, calcutta : in this decision, the suprme court have held that prohibition would also include restriction .....

M.M. Exports and anr. Vs. Cc

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Tamil Nadu

Reported in : (1996)(63)LC169Tri(Chennai)

1. The above appeals arise out of a common impugned order of the Collector of Customs, Madras, dated 9.7.1992 confiscating the imported goods, namely, raw silk totally valued at Rs. 61,17,014/- Under Section 111(d) of Customs Act, 1962, (the 'Act' for short} read with Section 3(2) of Import & Export Customs Act, 1962 and permitting redemption of the same on payment of a fine of Rs. 6,72,000/-. The appellants herein filed the following seven BiUs of Entry and sought clearance of 110 bales of raw silk under OGL under the new Import Policy AM 92 to 97 arrived by M/s. M.V. Tiger: The consignments were shipped from Hong Kong and were covered by Bills of Lading No. HKG/MAS/1607 to 1610 dated 30.3.1992 issued by Arabian container lines, S.A. The goods were shipped out of Hong Kong to Singapore and from Singapore the goods were shipped to Madras.Investigation by the Department revealed that the Arabian container lines was only a 'container forwarding agents' and the Bills of Lading issued...

Prahlad Singh Chadha Vs. Collector of Customs

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (1996)(88)ELT200TriDel

..... payable to the collector in the event of the goods not reaching nepal. custom house shall endorse all copies of declaration. on arrival of goods at the border railway station, the sealed wagon or container shall be presented to the indian customs officer at the station who shall examine the locks and seals and if satisfied ..... in accordance with the declaration and conform to the import licence. such goods shall be approved for onward transmission and ^ transported from the custom house to the border port in closed railway wagons or in pilfer-proof containers that can be securely locked and the same shall be locked and sealed. the goods shall be ..... the importer in each of the invoices is a person from nepal. two of the invoices specifically mention "calcutta in transit to nepal". these imports are governed by indo-nepal treaties. according to the provisions of the treaty of transit, the parties shall accord to "traffic in transit" freedom of transit across their respective territories through .....

ishwarlal C. Surana Vs. Commr. of Customs

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Tamil Nadu

..... entitled to cross-examine the panch witnesses before the authority takes a decision on proof of the offence. we find no force in this contention. the customs officials are not police officers. the confession, though retracted, is an admission and binds the petitioner. so there is no need to call panch witnesses for examination and cross-examination by the petitioner." therefore .....

Sabri Exim Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of Customs

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Tamil Nadu

Reported in : (2003)(160)ELT230Tri(Chennai)

1. This appeal filed by the appellants viz. Sabari Exim Pvt. Ltd. is directed against the Order-in-Appeal No. C.CUS. 812/2001 dated 18-12-2001 passed by the Commissioner of Customs (Appeals), Chennai whereby he has rejected the appeal filed by the appellants against the Order-in-Original No. 970/2001-GR-7, dated 24-10-2001 passed by the Deputy Commissioner of Customs (GR-7), Chennai.2. The brief facts of the case are that two value based advance licence against F. No. 3392662, dated 7-12-1993 and F, No. 3390170, dated 27-5-93 were originally issued in favour of TATA Iron & Steel Company Ltd., Calcutta during the policy period 1992-97 and the same were transferred in favour of the appellants herein for some consideration.The appellants have imported a quantity of 107 MTs of Non-Alloy Melting scrap for the value of Rs. 5,89,614/- and they have filed Bill of Entry No. 027835, dated 19-9-2002. Import of Non-Alloy Steel Melting Scrap is figuring in Group-1 in the said licence. But the ...

Nilam Katara Vs. State Govt. of Nct of Delhi and Ors.

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 .....