Involvement - Judgment Search Results

A.P. Civil Liberties Committee (Apclc) Rep. by Its President, Mr. S. S ...

Court: Andhra Pradesh

Reported in: 2009(1)ALT754

..... rea the circumstances the result elements and the other culpability requirements illustrations of defenses involved in failure of proof are mistake section 79 ipc intoxication section 85 86 ipc ..... curial discipline that the court refrains from deciding an issue in particular an issue involving broad normative principles unless strictly necessary for resolution we adhere to this venerable principle .....

Rb (Algeria) (Fc) and Another (Appellants) Vs. Secretary of State for ...

Court: House of Lords

..... to provide as effective a remedy as possible for those challenging immigration decisions that involved information which the secretary of state considered should not be made public because disclosure ..... which necessarily arise when striking the balance between private and public interests in cases involving qualified convention rights cannot be regarded as pure questions of fact nothing however could .....

Moore Stephens (a Firm) (Respondents) Vs. Stone Rolls Limited (In Liqu ...

Court: House of Lords

..... where the supreme court of new jersey differentiated between shareholders engaged in a fraud involving inflation of profits and other innocent shareholders holding that imputation could only be asserted to ..... by no means the only strand of the reasoning in schacht and jack greenberg involves a possible distinction between situations of solvency and insolvency this is controversial in american law .....

Secretary of State for the Home Department (Respondent) Vs. Af (Appell ...

Court: House of Lords

..... open case against him included alleged connection with extremists and made general allegations of involvement in attack planning and facilitation of the participation by extremists in terrorism related ..... reasonable suspicion may be established on grounds that establish an overwhelming case of involvement in terrorism related activity but because the threshold is so low reasonable suspicion .....

R Vs. Briggs-price (Appellant) (on Appeal from the Court of Appeal (Cr ...

Court: House of Lords

..... not apply to confiscation proceedings he did so however on the premise that those proceedings involved determining whether identified property represented the benefit of drug trafficking thus he said in ..... defendant is convicted obviously not see paragraph 5 above to introduce any such limit would involve rewriting parliament 8217 s scheme legislating rather than interpreting the scheme is broad and .....

Sanjeev Nanda Vs. the State

Court: Delhi

Reported in: 160(2009)DLT775

..... bystanders or passengers travelling in the vehicle is notoriously unreliable speed of the vehicle involved in the accident essentially has to be determined from circumstantial evidence especially scientific ..... elements of the crime and the case are essential diverse methods are therefore involved in making a successful completion of the investigation need for scientific investigation280 scientific .....

Novartis Ag Vs. Union of India Through the Secretary and Others

Court: Intellectual Property Appellate Board IPAB

..... nonetheless anticipating if all that is required are ordinary methods of trial and error which involve no inventive step and are generally necessary in applying any discovery to produce a practical ..... of high order in their respective fields of specialization also particularly related to the technology involved in the impugned invention except dr frampton rest of the deponents are either the employees .....

L, R (on the Application Of) Vs. Commissioner of Police of the Metropo ...

Court: UK Supreme Court

..... relevant information available to the police about an applicant for a post involving responsibility for such vulnerable people to be vouchsafed in an ecrc to the prospective employer ..... namely protection of vulnerable people from potential harm from those with posts involving responsibility for them is unexceptionable there would simply be insufficient indeed effectively no real countervailing .....

R (on the Application of E) (Respondent) Vs. Governing Body of Jfs and ...

Court: UK Supreme Court

..... grounds because the criteria were arrived at on religious grounds but since those religious grounds involved discrimination on ethnic grounds it follows that the admissions policy of jfs was contrary to ..... to admit free say those who were in fact retired that would not have involved direct discrimination and if challenged as indirect discrimination would surely have been capable of justification .....

R Vs. Horncastle and Others (Appellants) (on Appeal from the Court of ...

Court: UK Supreme Court

..... turkish parliamentarians convicted of membership of an armed gang on account of their involvement in the peoples democratic party which the domestic courts held to be separatist activity linked ..... the evidence adduced in support understood and applied inflexibly however the concept would involve insoluble problems of detailed interpretation and application the better view may therefore be that no .....