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Sundar @ Sundarrajan Vs. State By Inspector Of Police

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... under section 65b of the iea was not produced.28. section 65b was inserted in the iea along with various other amendments by the information technology act 20008 which took into account digital evidence. section 65b provides for the admissibility of electronic records. 8 it act 14 part d29 section 65b of the iea is reproduced below: 65-b. admissibility of electronic records. (1) notwithstanding anything ..... of the 12 2015 (7) scc17818 part d contents of a document can also be led under section 65 of the evidence act without referring to the decision in anvar p.v. it held that:24. with the advancement of information technology, scientific temper in the individual and at the institutional level is to pervade the methods of investigation. with the increasing impact .....

Commissioner of Income Tax Vs. Shri Arbuda Mills Ltd.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : (1998)147CTR(SC)474

..... appeal had merged in that of the cit (a) so as to exclude the jurisdiction of the cit under s. 263 of the act.6. we may refer to the amendment made in s. 263 of the it act by the finance act, 1989, with retrospective effect from 1st june, 1988. the relevant part thereof for the present case is as under :'explanation. - for the ..... -section shall extend and shall be deemed always to have extended to such matters as had not been considered and decided in such appeal'.7. the consequence of the said amendment made with retrospective effect is that the powers under s. 263 of the cit shall extend and shall be deemed always to have extended to such matters as had not ..... the decision was in its favour were not the subject-matter of the appeals.in respect of these three items, the cit exercised his power under s. 263 of the it act. the above question arises in this context.5. the main contention of the assessee which was considered by the tribunal was whether or not the order of the ito regarding .....

Indian Bank Association and ors. Vs. Union of India and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... one year and amount of fine exceeding five thousand rupees; (x) to make the information technology act, 2000 applicable to the negotiable instruments act,1881 in relation to electronic cheques and truncated cheques subject to such modifications and amendments as the central government, in consultation with the reserve bank of india, considers necessary ..... e.f. 6th february, 2003. the object and reasons for the said amendment act are of some importance and are given below :- 1. the negotiable instruments act, 1881 was amended by the banking, public financial institutions and negotiable instruments laws (amendment) act, 1988 wherein a new chapter xvii was incorporated for penalties in case of ..... in case of bouncing of cheques due to insufficiency of funds, the desired object of the amendment act has not achieved.4. legislature has noticed that the introduction of sections 138 to 142 of the act has not achieved desired result for dealing with dishonoured cheques, hence, it inserted new sections .....

Securities and Exchange Board of India Vs. Shri Kanaiyalal Baldevbhai ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... as being committed only certain by a category or persons in this sub-regulation 12. although aforesaid amendments are made to the regulation, yet such amendments sometimes fail to live up to human ingenuity and growth of technology. usurpation of reprehensible profits by fraudsters, who are not entitled to them, must be made ..... timing of the transactions in question can leave no manner of doubt that kanaiyalal baldevbhai patel and anandkumar baldevbhai patel had acted in connivance with dipak patel to encash the benefit of the information parted with by dipak patel to them and, therefore, they are parties to the 'fraud' committed by dipak ..... formulation of a general duty between all participants in market transactions for forego actions based on material, nonpublic information, so as to give rise to liability under section 10(b) of securities exchange act for failure to disclose, would depart radically from established doctrine that a duty arises from a specific relationship between .....

Vibha Sharma Vs. Sebi

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... as being committed only certain by a category or persons in this sub-regulation 12. although aforesaid amendments are made to the regulation, yet such amendments sometimes fail to live up to human ingenuity and growth of technology. usurpation of reprehensible profits by fraudsters, who are not entitled to them, must be made ..... timing of the transactions in question can leave no manner of doubt that kanaiyalal baldevbhai patel and anandkumar baldevbhai patel had acted in connivance with dipak patel to encash the benefit of the information parted with by dipak patel to them and, therefore, they are parties to the 'fraud' committed by dipak ..... formulation of a general duty between all participants in market transactions for forego actions based on material, nonpublic information, so as to give rise to liability under section 10(b) of securities exchange act for failure to disclose, would depart radically from established doctrine that a duty arises from a specific relationship between .....

Pooja Menghani Vs. Sebi

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... as being committed only certain by a category or persons in this sub-regulation 12. although aforesaid amendments are made to the regulation, yet such amendments sometimes fail to live up to human ingenuity and growth of technology. usurpation of reprehensible profits by fraudsters, who are not entitled to them, must be made ..... timing of the transactions in question can leave no manner of doubt that kanaiyalal baldevbhai patel and anandkumar baldevbhai patel had acted in connivance with dipak patel to encash the benefit of the information parted with by dipak patel to them and, therefore, they are parties to the 'fraud' committed by dipak ..... formulation of a general duty between all participants in market transactions for forego actions based on material, nonpublic information, so as to give rise to liability under section 10(b) of securities exchange act for failure to disclose, would depart radically from established doctrine that a duty arises from a specific relationship between .....

Securities Vs. Dipak Patel

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... as being committed only certain by a category or persons in this sub-regulation 12. although aforesaid amendments are made to the regulation, yet such amendments sometimes fail to live up to human ingenuity and growth of technology. usurpation of reprehensible profits by fraudsters, who are not entitled to them, must be made ..... timing of the transactions in question can leave no manner of doubt that kanaiyalal baldevbhai patel and anandkumar baldevbhai patel had acted in connivance with dipak patel to encash the benefit of the information parted with by dipak patel to them and, therefore, they are parties to the 'fraud' committed by dipak ..... formulation of a general duty between all participants in market transactions for forego actions based on material, nonpublic information, so as to give rise to liability under section 10(b) of securities exchange act for failure to disclose, would depart radically from established doctrine that a duty arises from a specific relationship between .....

s.e.b.i. Vs. Sujit Karkera

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... as being committed only certain by a category or persons in this sub-regulation 12. although aforesaid amendments are made to the regulation, yet such amendments sometimes fail to live up to human ingenuity and growth of technology. usurpation of reprehensible profits by fraudsters, who are not entitled to them, must be made ..... timing of the transactions in question can leave no manner of doubt that kanaiyalal baldevbhai patel and anandkumar baldevbhai patel had acted in connivance with dipak patel to encash the benefit of the information parted with by dipak patel to them and, therefore, they are parties to the 'fraud' committed by dipak ..... formulation of a general duty between all participants in market transactions for forego actions based on material, nonpublic information, so as to give rise to liability under section 10(b) of securities exchange act for failure to disclose, would depart radically from established doctrine that a duty arises from a specific relationship between .....

Dr. Balram Singh Vs. Union Of India

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... the provisions of medical termination of pregnancy amendment act 2021 to include single and unmarried women.25. learned counsel further emphasized on the need for mechanization and graded implementation of inclusive definition of manual scavenger. examples like bandicoot13, were provided to illustrate the potential for modern technology. it was noted that many countries ..... 899 of vol.3) lakshawad constituted not required constituted - eep (p. 920 of vol.3) 36 puducherry no no response no dc:16. 06.2013 information information ldm: not about about given constitution constitution (p.92 of of smc of smc vol.7) vigilance committees 77. vigilance committees are of two types: district ..... 24.07.2021 and 08.12.2021 is a result of ongoing identification and subsequent verification processes.1933. furthermore, there is no inconsistency in the information provided by the ministry of social justice and empowerment to the parliament. on december 1, 2021, in response to unstarred question no.450 in the .....

M/S. Sil Import, Usa Vs. M/S. Exim Aides Silk Exporters, Bangalore

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1999SC1609; 1999(2)ALD(Cri)767; 1999(2)ALLMR(SC)558; 1999(2)ALT(Cri)302; [1999]97CompCas575(SC); 1999CriLJ2276; 1999(3)Crimes21(SC); 1999(2)CTC354; JT1999(3)SC325; 1999(

..... to wide use even way back in the late 1930s. by 1954 international news service began to use facsimile quite extensively. technological advancement like facsimile, internet, e-mail etc. were on swift progress even before the bill for the amendment act was discussed by the parliament. so when parliament contemplated notice in writing to be given we cannot overlook the fact that ..... be, to the holder in due course of the cheque, within fifteen days of the receipt of the said notice.14. the duty cast on the payee on receipt of information regarding the return of the cheque unpaid is mentioned in clause (b) of section 138. within 15 days he has to make a demand for payment. the mode of ..... demand for the payment of the said amount of money by giving a notice, in writing, to the drawer of the cheque, within fifteen days of the receipt of information by him from the bank regarding the return of the cheque as unpaid; and(c) the drawer of such cheque fails to make the payment of the said amount of .....