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Satya NaraIn @ Kalu Vs. the State of Rajasthan

Court : Rajasthan

..... wife vimla, smt. shanti mother and kana ram father of vimla all charged for the offence of sections 302 read with section 434 and 342 ipc.6. learned sessions judge held appellant guilty while other three acquitted.7. among the 16 prosecution witnesses examined, pw 1 first informer is brother and mohan lal pw 9 is sister's husband, ..... of defence of person and/or property and if without premeditation, in the heat of passion or and happening of something apparently objectionable, if some overtly violent and aggressive act is done by appellant, then definitely all the intentions cannot be fastened to him. with this also, the fact is that deceased was tied by the rope so ..... more than warranted, but without premeditation and intention. here, it is to be noted that because of tieing by rope of above nature (mooz of coconut) and act committed in above circumstances, significance of number of bruises, contusions etc. is substantially lessened. given the facts and proved situation, in our opinion, the .....

Union of India (Uoi) and ors. Vs. Devi Lal Sahu

Court : Rajasthan

..... staying on leave. the writ-petitioner submitted that on 28.10.2003, he was served with a charge-sheet under section 26 of the border security force act, 1968 ('the bsf act') and was placed under close arrest at headquarter 20 bn. barmer on 29.10.2003; and that the assistant commandant proceeded with the record of evidence (roe ..... tambe as friend was totally irrelevant for the reason that the writ-petitioner had been penalized on the basis of plea of guilty and no inquiry whatsoever was conducted, the learned single judge observed that the basic question involved in the case was as to whether the plea had been recorded in accordance with rule 142(2) of ..... the record of the present case where, admittedly, the ssf court proceedings on the plea of guilty do not bear the signatures of the accusedrespondent, the learned single judge concluded that there had been total non-compliance of the mandatory requirements of the rules; and, thus, set aside the impugned orders and allowed the writ petition .....

Late Lajpat Rai Through L.Rs. Vs. Late Jorawar Singh Through L.Rs.

Court : Rajasthan

..... rs. 8,000/-, therefore, the plaintiff-respondent has proved his case beyond doubt that he was ready and willing to perform his part of contract. learned trial judge accordingly decided issue no. 2 in favour of the plaintiff-respondent.24. learned counsel for the plaintiff-respondent vehemently argued that the respondent was always ready and willing ..... his submissions viz.,(1) : air 1950 sc 15(2) : air 1982 sc 20(3) : air 1990 sc 1833(4) : air 1954 sc 345(5) : air 1968 sc 141322. while citing this judgments it is submitted that hon'ble apex court has held that at the time of deciding suit for specific performance of contract the financial ..... contract under circumstances which though not rendering the contract voidable, makes it inequitable to enforce specific performance.51. while considering the provisions of section 20 of the specific relief act, 1963, in the case of sardar singh v. krishna devi reported in : (1994) 4 scc 18, hon'ble supreme court laid down the principle as follows: .....

Ramesh Ukawat Vs. Mohan Lal Sukhadia University and anr.

Court : Rajasthan

..... even while granting extension to other incumbents; and that he had purportedly been punished without completing the inquiry.4. the petitioner-appellant further averred that as per the requirements of the rajasthan universities teachers and officers (selection for appointment) act, 1974, the university had no right to make stop-gap appointments for a period more than ..... appellant could not claim extension of his ad hoc and stop-gap service as a matter of right.7. the petitioner-appellant contended before the learned single judge that for his having continued in service for almost six years from 1992 to 1998, it was legitimately expected of the respondents to continue him in service ..... state of punjab jt 1988 (1) sc 31. per contra, the learned counsel for the respondents has duly supported the order passed by the learned single judge.9. having given an anxious consideration to the submissions made by the learned counsel and having perused the record with reference to the law applicable, we do .....

Rajendra Singh Sisodia Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

..... the original application filed by the petitioner against the charge-sheet.10. hon'ble supreme court while considering the question of delay in departmental inquiry concluded that prolonged disciplinary inquiry against a government employee should be avoided in the interest of inspiring confidence in the minds of government employees. in the present case, ..... case is clear example of that situation the petitioner was subjected to trial and upon charge-sheet filed by the c.b.i., after trial, the special judge, c.b.i. cases acquitted the petitioner; and, thereafter, the disciplinary authority after due application of mind gave opinion that it is not a fit ..... as to how they should exercise their power and what punishment they should impose on the delinquent officer. (see: de smith's judicial review of administrative act, fourth edition, p.309). the impugned directive of the ministry of finance is, therefore, wholly without jurisdiction and plainly contrary to the statutory regulations governing .....

Sanwar Mal Vs. the State of Rajasthan

Court : Rajasthan

..... lie ' appellant also denies of having reported the matter at police station, accepting arrest and denying recovery, states of his false implication.10. learned sessions judge arriving at conclusions that accused with intention of causing death inflicted injuries and caused death of nandu, convicted and sentenced.11. learned counsel appearing on behalf ..... lodger is appellant himself.19. first argument is regarding admissibility and evidentiary value of fir lodged by appellant accused. provisions regarding it also are in evidence act. on a careful perusal of relevant provisions and is elaborately held in various pronouncements, it clearly precipitates that confessional part whatever in the shape of ..... a hard object stone so had every knowledge and reason to believe of causing such bodily injury as was likely to cause death. therefore, the act comes within ambit of section 304 part i ipc.29. regarding sentence established is that deceased as well as appellant were living away from their native .....

New India Assurance Co. Ltd. Vs. Dhanna and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : RLW2010(2)Raj1336

..... liability of appellant insurance company, is quashed and common award dated 01.08.1987 as well as judgment dated 05.11.1993 passed by the learned single judge is modified and it is held that appellant insurance company is not liable to indemnify the claimants' claim. since compensation has already been paid by the ..... been regarded as a vehicle in which passengers have carried if the vehicle was of that class. keeping in mind the classification of vehicles, by the act, the requirement of registration with particulars including the class to which it belonged, requirement of obtaining permit for using the vehicle for different purposes and compulsory ..... as per claimants the victims except deceased khalasi virendra kumar were passengers for hire or reward. in such circumstances, according to provisions of the motor vehicles act and rules framed thereunder, carrying of passengers for hire or reward in goods vehicle is precisely prohibited. further, it is argued that even according to terms .....

Varda Ram and anr. Vs. Uma Ram and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

..... . in the suit filed by the present appellants an application for temporary injunction was also filed which has come to be rejected by the learned district judge, sirohi by the impugned order dated 19.2.2010.4. the assistant commissioner, devasthan department, jodhpur was also approached in the matter under section 23 of the ..... set aside and he is directed to hear all the concerned parties and rival claims of the parties and decide the same in accordance with section 38 of the act. the parties in the first instance may present before the learned assistant commissioner on 15th march, 2010 and after hearing all the parties, the learned assistant commissioner ..... this regard are enshrined under section 39 and 40 of the act. section 38 of the act reads as under:38. application for directions.- (1) if the assistant commissioner, on the application of any person having interest in a public trust or otherwise is satisfied after making such inquiry as he thinks necessary that-(a) the original object of .....

Tarun Mehta and ors. Etc. Etc. Vs. State of Raj. and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

..... society or other authority in the area where the applicant proposes to practice. rule 7 provides that the competent authority shall make the recommendations after holding such inquiry as he thinks fit having regard to the matters namely, whether the applicant ordinarily resides in the area in which he proposes to practice as notary , ..... each state or union territory by the appropriate government, the procedure for such appointments , certificate of authorisation, fee for issue and renewal of certificate of practice , inquiry into allegations of professional or other misconduct of a notary, submission of returns, annual publication of list of notaries etc.19. it will be beneficial to notice the ..... as notary then the same would not be refused.25. it is pertinent to note that under the scheme of the act and the rules , the procedure for minute scrutiny of the application and to judge the suitability of a person to be appointed as a notary has been prescribed at the time of initial appointment. .....

Mohanlal Vs. State of Rajasthan

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : RLW2010(1)Raj818

..... to cause death inflicted such a bodily injury that ultimately caused death. accordingly, the conviction under section 302 ipc is not sustainable. we are of the opinion that act of the appellant does not travel beyond an offence under section 304 part-ii ipc.14. the instant appeal, therefore, deserves to be partly accepted i.e. ..... pw-5 and pw-8 are the police constables who released and carried samples to forensic science laboratory for forensic test.5. learned additional sessions judge convicted the appellant by placing reliance upon the statements of pw-9 saroj, pw-7 ramdev singh and also the medical evidence. learned sessions ..... offences punishable under section 449 and 302 ipc. the case then was committed to the court of learned additional sessions judge no. 1, hanumangarh and was then transferred for trial to the court of additional sessions judge, sangariya. the prosecution substantiated its case by producing nine prosecution witnesses and also exhibited 24 documents. the accused was .....