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Mitchell Vs. Helms

Court : US Supreme Court

..... every member of the population and valuable to every person and association, were the paradigms of advantages that religious organiza- 4 while everson's dissenters parted company with the majority over the specific question of school buses, the court stood as one behind the principle of no aid for religious teaching. 330 u ..... the court spoke of the substantiality test in meek, noting that "[d]isabled children, not sectarian schools, are the primary beneficiaries of the [individuals with disabilities act (idea)]; to the extent sectarian schools benefit at all from the idea, they are only incidental beneficiaries." c this stretch of doctrinal history leaves one point ..... was pending, this court decided agostini v. felton, 521 u. s. 203 , approving a program under title i of the elementary and secondary education act of 1965 that provided public employees to teach remedial classes at religious and other private schools. concluding that agostini had neither directly overruled meek and wolman nor .....

Energy Watchdog Vs. Central Electricity Regulatory Commission and Ors. ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... , whichever is earlier.62. determination of tariff. (1) the appropriate commission shall determine the tariff in accordance with provisions of this act for (a) supply of electricity by a generating company to a distribution licensee: provided that the appropriate commission may, in case of shortage of supply of electricity, fix the minimum and ..... not be regulated and only the transmission and wheeling charges with surcharge would be regulated. (xi) there is provision for a transfer scheme by which company/companies can be created by the state governments from the state electricity boards. the state governments have the option of continuing with the state electricity boards which ..... was further held that the performance of a contract is never discharged merely because it may become onerous to one of the parties.36. similarly, in naihati jute mills ltd. v. hyaliram jagannath, 1968 (1) scr821 this court went into the english law on frustration in some detail, and then cited the celebrated .....

The Registrar, University of Madras and anr. Vs. Union of India (Uoi), ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1995)2MLJ367

..... or agreed to be hired or availed of, by a complainant who under clause (b) of the definition clause means a consumer or any voluntary consumer association registered under the companies act, 1956 or under any law for the time being in force or the central government or any state government or where there are one or more consumers having the same ..... authorities created by the statute are beyond purview of the act. when banks advance loan or accept deposit or provide facility of locker they undoubtedly render service. a state bank or nationalised bank renders as much service as private bank. no distinction can be drawn in private and public transport or insurance companies. even the supply of electricity or gas which throughout the .....

Sushil Arora vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... and by itself points towards grave doubts about the acceptability of the prosecution version.315. the only possible explanation is that tikla (pw-9) and company were engaged in evolving a story to implicate sushil arora in the commission of the offence who they considered they could easily frame, perhaps intending to ..... necessary conditions for the application of section 34 of the code are common intention to commit an offence and participation by all the accused in doing act or acts in furtherance of that common intention. if these two ingredients are established, all the accused would be liable for the said offence . in that situation ..... (i) witnesses had adequate opportunity to confabulate (ii) evidence manifesting concert and intent to falsely implicate (iii) witnesses were either related or close associates and acting in concert they had the financial motive to implicate the appellants especially sushil arora 310. information with regard to the incident on the road in front of the .....

Dr. Subhash Kashinath Mahajan Vs. The State of Maharashtra

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... the words used, but also take into consideration the antecedent history of the legislation, its purpose and the mischief it seeks to suppress [vide (1) bengal immunity company limited v. state of bihar[1955 2 scr603 and (2) r.m.d. chamarbaugwala v. union of india[1957 scr930. viewed in that light, we have ..... cannot be misused to settle other disputes between the parties like the case one in hand, which is alien to the provisions contemplated under the laudable act. an act enacted for laudable purpose can also become unreasonable, when it is exercised over-zealously by the enforcing authorities for extraneous reasons. it is for the authorities ..... enforcing authorities must bear in mind that it cannot be misused to settle other disputes between the parties, which is alien to the provisions contemplated under the act. an act enacted for laudable purpose can also become unreasonable, when it is exercised overzealously by the enforcing authorities for extraneous reasons. it 14 2004 scc online mad .....

C S Aggarwal vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... the ground that this court does not have pecuniary jurisdiction to hear cases with valuation of less than rs.2 crores. under section 300 of the succession act, the high court and district court have concurrent jurisdiction in probate matters. however, despite clear position of law, counsel for the objector raised this objection in ..... verma, (1995) 1 scc421 the supreme court observed that to enable the courts to ward off unjustified interference in their working, those who indulge in immoral acts like perjury, pre-variation and motivated falsehoods have to be appropriately dealt with, without which it would not be possible for any court to administer justice in ..... by her son, dr. gagan singla and hansraj as the attesting witnesses. she further deposed that she filed an application under section 372 of the indian succession act before the learned civil judge (senior divison), kaithal, haryana for grant of succession certificate on the basis of the will dated 07th december, 1994 for which the .....

V. Senthil Balaji Vs. The State Represented By Deputy Director

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... the writ of habeas corpus petition is maintainable; 2. enforcement directorate is not entrusted with the powers to seek police custody under the prevention of money laundering act, 2002; 3. miscellaneous petition filed by respondent 1 seeking exclusion of the period is dismissed; 7 17. justice d. bharata chakravarty, recorded his views in ..... conflict or confusion. vijay madanlal choudhary (supra):27. 27. the task of the director or an authority authorised by the central government under the 2002 act for the collection of evidence is the intrinsic process of adjudication proceedings. in that, the evidence so collected by the authorities is placed before the ..... required evidence within the prescribed time period, failing which the accused can no longer be detained. this ensures that the investigating officers are compelled to act swiftly and efficiently without misusing the prospect of further remand. this also ensures that the court 60 takes cognizance of the case without any undue .....

Assam Sanmilita Mahasangha and Ors. Vs. Union of India and Ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... inviting her urgent attention to this issue. as a result of such representations, parliament enacted the illegal migrants (determination by tribunal) act, 1983. this act was made applicable only to assam and was expected to be a measure which speeded up the determination of illegal migrants in the state ..... . the government will give due consideration to certain difficulties express by the aasu/aagsp regarding the implementation of the illegal migrants (determination by tribunals) act, 1983. safeguards and economic development:6. constitutional, legislative and administrative safeguards, as may be appropriate, shall be provided to protect, preserve and ..... the government will give due consideration to certain difficulties express by the aasu/aagsp regarding the implementation of the illegal migrants (determination by tribunals) act, 1983.6. constitutional, legislative and administrative safeguards, as may be appropriate, shall be provided to protect, preserve and promote the cultural, social, .....

P. Rama Gopal Varma Vs. Deputy Cit

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Hyderabad

Reported in : (2002)76TTJ(Hyd.)205

..... thermal power v.cit (1998) 229 itr 383 (sc). in support of his alternate contention, the decisions in pondicherry railway co. ltd. v. cit 5 itc 363 (pc), kedarnath jute mfg. co. v. cit (1971) 82 itr 363 (sc) and cit v. s. c.kothan (1971) 82 itr 794 (sc) among various other rulings are relied.in their ..... this context where we are examining the deeming provision contained in section 69c.it is because of this peculiarity that section 69c is inserted in chapter vi of the act which deals with "aggregation of income and set off or carry forward of loss". the chapter deals with the aggregation of different income already computed under different contexts ..... the assessee are that the seized paper contained only preliminary estimates for some part of film production and those jottings in a loose sheet of paper could not be acted upon as evidence for the purpose of making additions.we considered the matter in detail. the assessing officer has considered the matter in detail in paragraphs 082b, 082c .....

Fidelity Fed. S. and L. Vs. De La Cuesta

Court : US Supreme Court

..... statutes. where congress has empowered an administrator to promulgate regulations, regulations intended to preempt state law have that effect unless the administrator exceeded his statutory authority or acted arbitrarily. pp. 458 u. s. 152 -154. (b) the language of the board's regulation, and especially the preamble thereto, clearly show the ..... bank board) ("we are loaning [savings associations] seven million dollars a week, and they are lending it pretty largely on homes of the type contemplated in the act"); tr. of oral arg. 4 (approximately 78% of savings and loan associations' assets are invested in mortgage loan contracts). moreover, congress directed that, in ..... and things of that kind, which puts them in a desperate situation." ibid. similarly, in response to concern expressed during the senate hearings that the act did not prohibit borrowers from obtaining financing and then renting the property, chairman stevenson observed: "that would be a matter of regulation. that could be .....