Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1996)1GLR470
..... facts leading to filing of the petition may be stated at the outset. the petitioner preferred an application on 15-1-1969 under the provisions of section 12 of the indian electricity act, 1910 ('electricity act' for short) requesting the district magistrate to direct respondent no. 1, gujarat electricity board, ('the board' for short) to remove the electric poles ..... the officers of the board but as there was no response to his request for removal of poles from his field, he filed the application under section 12 of the electricity act before the district magistrate, baroda.5. the board, while opposing the said application, inter alia contended that the action of the board in putting the ..... the petition that the petitioner has stated therein that she and her husband came to know about installation of two poles later on, in the month of january 1968. it is specifically stated by the petitioner that the servants of the board entered into the land and dug out two big pits and put up two poles. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : 1984CriLJ1474; (1984)1GLR538(GJ)
..... that made in this case was urged before the supreme court. there the sections challenged were section 27(1)(a) of the city of bombay police act corresponding to section 56 and section 27(4) of that act corresponding to section 59 of the bombay police act, 1951. these sections were challenged as infringing the freedom guaranteed to the citizen under article 19(1 ..... clothes the executive officers with an authority to extern a person for so long a period as two years.in the dissenting judgment in the case where section 57 of the act was under attack, hari khemu gawali v. deputy commr. of police bombay : 1956crilj1104 , the learned judge expressed the view that the provision prima facie ..... 1956crilj1104 to which we have already adverted.11. the case before us is more or less on all fours with the case in state of gujarat v. mehbubkhan air 1968 sc 1468 : 1969 cri lj 26. as contended in this case it was contended therein also that the notice given did not specify the particulars. nevertheless, the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1975)16GLR119
..... the word 'given' used in section 110 of the act and section 79 of the gold (control) act, 1968. gold weighing 455 grams was seized under the provisions of section 110 of the act and under the provision of the gold (control) act, 1968. it was observed by the court that the provisions of section 110 read with section 124 of the act and the provisions of section 79 of the gold (control ..... ) act were identical. it is not necessary .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1980)21GLR466
..... us. under the circumstances it was contended by mr. bhatt that the impugned lay off can be said to be in accordance with the i.d. act, namely, section 2(kkk) read with section 25c. consequently, the relief which the workmen could have demanded was 50% of wages by way of compensation which were fully paid as the very notices ..... concerned and they need not necessarily mean only a monetary benefit. mr. anand invited our attention to the meaning of the word 'benefit' as found in the concise oxford dictionary, 1968 edition, at page 110, where the word 'benefit' is shown to mean 'advantage'. he also invited our attention to the meaning of word 'benefit' as found in chambers ..... is a case which is covered by the second category. mr. bhatt's contention is that the petitioner company has behaved under the provisions of the i.d. act and section 2(kkk) does contemplate lay off of workmen on account of accumulation of stocks. that does not help him for the simple reason that it has remained unauthorised .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : [1969]23STC288(Guj)
..... the tribunal, a question of limitation was argued before the tribunal but the tribunal held that it had the power to condone the delay under section 5 read with section 29 of the indian limitation act, 1963, and exercising the said power, the tribunal condoned the delay and thereafter granted the application for reference to this high court. at one ..... in pursuance of the abovesaid order, the reference came on for hearing before bhagwati, c.j., and the learned chief justice delivered the following judgment on november 11/12 1968 : bhagwati, c.j. 34. the short question which arises for determination in this reference is whether corrugated iron sheets fall within entry 15 or entry 80 of schedule ..... this very division bench in s.t.r. no. 19 of 1965 decided on 19th june, 1958, (since reported as b. das laboratories v. the state of gujarat [1968] 22 s.t.c. 160.) held that 'snuff' which was included in the definition of 'tobacco' in all its forms, manufactured or not, did not lose its essential .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR1969Guj276; (1969)GLR931
..... the collector, no one has any proprietary right over the same. but such a right of the government stands affected by reason of the provisions contained in section 7 of the indian easements act. section 7 runs thus:--'7. easements are restrictions of one or other of the following rights (namely):-- (a) the exclusive right of every owner of immovable ..... and similar advantages or disadvantages as the lands under acquisition. those instances must also be nearer in point of time to the date of notification published under section 4 of the act for the acquisition of lands. we are, therefore, required to consider the instances of sale in this matter and find out as to whether they fulfill ..... in absence of any such material evidence in relation thereto. this court in first appeal no. 171 of 1964 the judgment whereof has been delivered on 30/31-7-1968 (air 1969 guj 270) after considering the effect of some of the decisions cited at the bar, has come to the conclusion as follows :--'it would, thus, .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR1989Guj187; (1989)1GLR194
..... we do not find any substance in respect of this point also.39. mr. oza next contended that procedure provided under s. 8 of the land acquisition act is not followed. section 6(2), inter alia, state that the discussion under s. 6 shall state the district or other territorial division in which the land is situated, the ..... 2 is totally estoppel from going back upon its promise.27. the petitioner further states that after issuance of the earlier s. 4 notification in the year 1968 there was a negotiation with the second respondent and on an understanding being arrived at the land of the petitioner of survey number 552 was denotified this, according ..... acres and 25 square metres in the village vapi, taluka pardi at valsad district. in respect of these lands earlier s. 4 notification was issued on 13th mar., 1968 followed by s. 6 notification on 11th mar., 1972. the petitioner represented to the authorities concerned the advisability of dropping the acquisition of 34 this survey number stating .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (2004)1GLR592
..... p.w.15 dhirajlal, signed in his capacity as taluka executive magistrate and put date 02.10.1995 below his signature.it is true that the accused had consumed an insecticide poisonous drug and as said by him, he was unconscious thereafter. he was, first taken to bedala dispensary and, thereafter, he was brought to chotila hospital. if his ..... of ex.51 speaks that bhopa of village navagam (bamanbor) was brought by his mother gangaben on 02.10.1995 and history was given to the effect that the insecticide drug which is being used for sprinkling in the standing croup of cotton, was consumed by bhopa. it is also stated that the preliminary treatment was taken by ..... ble supreme court has observed as follows :-'.......... perfect proof is seldom to be had in this imperfect world and absolute certainty is a myth. that is why under section 3, evidence act a fact is said to be 'proved', if the court considering the matters before it, considers its existence so probable that a prudent man ought, under the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR1970Guj91; (1969)GLR412
..... it must be first established that it was a bona fide transaction and secondly that the transaction had taken place within a reasonable time before the notification under section 4 of the act.'in other words, it follows that of the comparable instances both in pint of time as also its quality which would help the court in ascertaining the market ..... the best guidance for assessing the value of the acquired land, if the sale has taken place within a reasonable time from the date of the notification under section 4 of the act and there is no evidence of any rise or fall in the prices during the interval. when the evidence for ascertaining the market value of the acquired ..... advanced by the learned advocates apearing for the parties, we would refer to a decision in the case of ambalal mansukhram joshi v. addl. special land acquisition officer, air 1968 guj 5 where it was observed that the best method of determination of the true market price of a plot of land is to base it on instances of sale .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1979)GLR413; (1979)0GLR413; [1979]118ITR134(Guj)
..... expiration of a period of nine months from the end of the month in which the instrument of transfer in respect of such property is registered under the registration act, 1908.' 29. section 269d(2)(a) enjoins the competent authority to cause a notice under sub-s. (1) in respect of any immovable property to be served on the transferor, ..... high court of kerala in state of kerala v. madhu [1974]klt 143 extending the decision of the supreme court in p.p. hassan koya's case air 1968 sc 1201, held that interest from gilt-edged securities has no application to the present day condition since land investment is not considered the best investment in the present circumstances ..... what should be the suitable, appropriate and just rate of capitalisation for purposes of estimating the value. the supreme court in p.p. hassan koya's case air 1968 sc 1201 has held that it cannot be laid down as a general rule applicable to all situations and circumstances that a multiple approximately equal to the return from .....
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