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..... the third agreement dated april 1, 1991, sheet pasting box m/s72 stitching m36 board cutter machines were supplied.4. according to the appellant, under the above three hire purchase agreements, the cost of the contract inclusive of insurance charge was for a total sum of `15,66,848/-. as per the first hire purchase agreement, first ..... in evidence and therefore liable to be impounded. this conclusion of the trial court is not in accordance with the procedure laid down under the indian stamp act, 1899 ( stamp act , for short) vide sections 33 and 35. it is clear that the court has power to admit the document in evidence if the party rfa10292016 page ..... admissibility of any material in evidence, the court ought to first rule upon such objections before proceeding with trial of the suit. under section 35 of the stamp act, instrument not duly stamped is inadmissible in evidence. however, the objection related to deficiency of stamp duty of a document, has to be decided before proceeding further. .....
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..... intimation to the respondents and after applying for extension of leave, the petitioner had not violated any rules or instructions and not committed any misconduct, but had acted in due deference to the om no.13018/2/2008-(estt-el) dated 11.09.2008 in terms of which the child care leave is allowed inter ..... the submission of petitioner) were that the gail employees (conduct, disciplinary and appeal) rules, 1986 prescribe executive director as the disciplinary authority for an officer e-4 grade and thus the disciplinary authority need not be the appointing authority for issuance of the charge sheet and an authority though subordinate to the appointing authority but ..... to explore the possibility and option for treatment of her daughter at some safe place/location. since, the employer of the petitioner, particularly the respondent no.4 was also involved with those who were exploiting the petitioner and were sharing all information about her with them, she was looking for the option for treatment .....
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..... obliged to hold its annual general meeting before 30th september of the next financial year following the close of the financial year. in terms of section 92(4) of the act, the annual return for a financial year is to be filed within a period of sixty days from the annual general meeting (hereafter agm ) or the ..... for a period of three consecutive years. and fourth, that the defaults under section 164(2) of the act result in the directors being disqualified from being w.p.(c) 9088/2018 & other connected matters page 4 of 59 appointed/re-appointed as directors but does not result in them demitting office as directors.5. the ..... directors at the time of incurring the disqualification under section 164(2) of the act?. (iv) whether the provisions of section 167(1)(a) of the act are applicable in respect to offices of directors, who have incurred the disqualification under section 164(2) of the act?. (v) whether, the director identification number (din) and digital signature certificate (dsc .....
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..... obliged to hold its annual general meeting before 30th september of the next financial year following the close of the financial year. in terms of section 92(4) of the act, the annual return for a financial year is to be filed within a period of sixty days from the annual general meeting (hereafter agm ) or the ..... for a period of three consecutive years. and fourth, that the defaults under section 164(2) of the act result in the directors being disqualified from being w.p.(c) 9088/2018 & other connected matters page 4 of 59 appointed/re-appointed as directors but does not result in them demitting office as directors.5. the ..... directors at the time of incurring the disqualification under section 164(2) of the act?. (iv) whether the provisions of section 167(1)(a) of the act are applicable in respect to offices of directors, who have incurred the disqualification under section 164(2) of the act?. (v) whether, the director identification number (din) and digital signature certificate (dsc .....
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..... obliged to hold its annual general meeting before 30th september of the next financial year following the close of the financial year. in terms of section 92(4) of the act, the annual return for a financial year is to be filed within a period of sixty days from the annual general meeting (hereafter agm ) or the ..... for a period of three consecutive years. and fourth, that the defaults under section 164(2) of the act result in the directors being disqualified from being w.p.(c) 9088/2018 & other connected matters page 4 of 59 appointed/re-appointed as directors but does not result in them demitting office as directors.5. the ..... directors at the time of incurring the disqualification under section 164(2) of the act?. (iv) whether the provisions of section 167(1)(a) of the act are applicable in respect to offices of directors, who have incurred the disqualification under section 164(2) of the act?. (v) whether, the director identification number (din) and digital signature certificate (dsc .....
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..... obliged to hold its annual general meeting before 30th september of the next financial year following the close of the financial year. in terms of section 92(4) of the act, the annual return for a financial year is to be filed within a period of sixty days from the annual general meeting (hereafter agm ) or the ..... for a period of three consecutive years. and fourth, that the defaults under section 164(2) of the act result in the directors being disqualified from being w.p.(c) 9088/2018 & other connected matters page 4 of 59 appointed/re-appointed as directors but does not result in them demitting office as directors.5. the ..... directors at the time of incurring the disqualification under section 164(2) of the act?. (iv) whether the provisions of section 167(1)(a) of the act are applicable in respect to offices of directors, who have incurred the disqualification under section 164(2) of the act?. (v) whether, the director identification number (din) and digital signature certificate (dsc .....
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..... .2018 in cm (m) 1399/2017 titled abdhesh sharma vs. taukeer ahmed & ors. and order dated 09.10.2019 in fao3452018 titled upender tiwari vs. m/s national insurance co. ltd. & anr].. the fao no.362/2018 page 1 of 3 commissioner while declining to grant liberty should have set out his reasons why prayer to that effect ..... ..... respondent m/s simbhaoli sugar mil coram: hon'ble mr. justice r.k.gauba order (oral) 1. the claim case (cec-d/nw/190/2017/92) under employees compensation act, 1923, presented by the appellants was sought to be withdrawn also seeking liberty to file a fresh case due to technical reason . the commissioner, employees compensation by the impugned order ..... may be permitted to withdraw the application dated 15.02.2017 whereby the prayer was made for the claim petition to be withdrawn with liberty to file a fresh one.4. in the above facts and circumstances, the prayer is granted. the impugned order is set aside. the application dated 15.02.2017 seeking withdrawal of the claim .....
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..... failure of consensus within 30 days of such notice the party can approach the court. thus, the limitation for filing an application under section 11(4) or 11(6) of the act cannot but accrue only upon the failure of the procedure prescribed and will have nothing to do with the limitation for preferring the claim. arb.p ..... when the petitioner made this request, the respondent did not object to arbitration. on the contrary, the respondent expressed its willingness to resort to arbitration proceedings. this act of the respondent naturally led the petitioner to believe that the disputes will be resolved through arbitration and gave a fresh lease of life to the petitioner. i ..... 2019 page 16 of 17 members so appointed will give a disclosure under section 12 of the act before entering upon reference.33. in view of the judgment of the apex court in sbp & co. vs. patel engineering ltd. & ors. (2005) 8 scc618and national insurance co. ltd. vs. boghara polyfab pvt. ltd. (2009) 1 scc267 the question of .....
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..... has laid down the method in which that power has to be exercised, it necessarily prohibits the doing of the act in any other manner than that which has been prescribed. 4 (1875) 1 ch d4265 air1936pc2536 air1964sc358ceac192017 page 18 of 49 22. inasmuch as the respondent had neither maintained separate inventory and accounts, of ..... the said order-in-original also disallowed cenvat credit, availed by the respondent, of 1,41,096/ , relatable to cenvat credit of service tax paid on insurance premia, but the said demand is not subject matter of controversy in the present appeal.23. appeals were preferred, by the respondent as well as the appellant, ..... electrical energy obtained from bagasse, and obtained otherwise. he submitted that, by virtue of the definition of excisable goods , as contained in section 2(d) of the act, electricity, or electrical energy, was, unquestionably, excisable goods . in fact, he points out that the respondent has, in its counter-affidavit filed before this court, .....
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..... as the appellant has been granted right of recovery, but the appellant seeks discharge from payment of any liability on the ground that the premium apropos the insurance policy was never received because the cheque issued for the same was dishonoured. it is stated that the notice of dishonour of the cheque had been posted by ..... motor vehicular accident occurred. the relevant portion of the order reads as under: ...8. to succeed in the claim petition in view of section 166 of the mv act, it is for the claimant to prove that vehicle which caused the accident was being driven rashly and negligently by its driver. wife of deceased i.e. petitioner ..... he requires regular treatment and was earlier treated at institute of human behaviour and allied sciences (ihbas), dilshad garden, delhi. in the mac.app. 465/2018 page 4 of 5 interim, because of the financial constraints and misplaced advice of the applicant s well-wishers, the treatment was discontinued. however, treatment at a government hospital is .....
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