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Ganga Ram Chandna Vs. the Principal, Doon Public School

Court : Delhi State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC New Delhi

..... their lordships of the supreme court considered the provisions of section 13(3) of delhi school education act, 1973 and rule 145 read with rule 135 of delhi school education ..... consideration of the matter we are of the view that the word service has been defined in section 2(o) of the consumer protection act in widest possible terms to mean service of any description . ..... we are aware that the national commission has held in the decisions noted hereunder that the facts did not disclose ..... on the other hand, is that there is ample authority for the proposition that education as such is not outside the purview of the consumer protection act and the definition of the word service occurring in section 2(o) of the act includes education as well. ..... words, there was no such enabling provision in the delhi school education act or the rules framed thereunder any rule to the contrary being ultra- ..... been referred to any decision of the national commission to the effect that the whole subject of education including the question of admission to a higher class, when admittedly the student is paying fees, stands excluded from the purview of the consumer protection act. ..... on a consideration of the relevant provisions of the delhi school education act, the rules framed thereunder and the relevant case law, a division bench of delhi high court held that an unaided recognised school cannot of its own fix a criteria of not admitting its own students ..... parida ansari, iii (1993) cpj 1252 (karnatka ..... on tilak raj v. .....

Sanjeev Nanda Vs. the State

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 160(2009)DLT775

..... although the knowledge imputed in sub-section (4) of section 300 is of the highest degree than the knowledge imputed under section 299 of the indian penal code, yet one thing is certain, to attract these provisions the person must possess some actual knowledge that commission of his act would likely result in causing death or the commission of the act is so imminently dangerous that it must, in all probability cause death or such bodily injury as is likely to cause death but such kind of knowledge cannot ..... specific reference was made to para 32 of the said judgment, which is referred as under:for all the foregoing reasons, we are of the opinion that in common cause case (1)3 [as modified in common cause (11)4] and raj deo sharma (1)1 and (ll)2 the court could not have prescribed periods of limitation beyond which the trial of a criminal case or a criminal proceeding cannot continue and must mandatorily be closed followed by an order acquitting or discharging the ..... state of karnataka : 2007crilj1451 , while interpreting section 304a ipc held as under:7. ..... . malimath, formerly, chief justice of karnataka and kerala high courts, popularly known as the malimath committee report, the reasons behind such low rate of conviction in india were reported as under:2.19.3 technical or non-fulfillment of any procedural requirement or inadequacies of evidence or non ..... . state of karnataka : 1998crilj4622 observed as under:16 ..... state of karnataka affirmed the view taken in abdul rehman antulay v. r.s. .....

Jiwan Ram Gupta Vs. State Thr. Cbi

Court : Delhi

..... on 12th august, 1996 the cbi obtained sanction for prosecution under section 19 pc act from the finance member, dda and filed the charge-sheet. ..... we have noticed hereinbefore that even if a judgment of conviction or acquittal was recorded, the same would not make any distinction for the purpose of invoking the provisions of section 300 of the code as, even then, it would be held to have been rendered illegally and without jurisdiction..30. ..... at the most the periods of time prescribed in those decisions can be taken by the courts seized of the trial or proceedings to act as reminders when they may be persuaded to apply their judicial mind to the facts and circumstances of the case before them and determine by taking into consideration the several relevant factors as pointed out in a.r. ..... by the delhi development authority (dda) and the finance member, dda was not the competent authority to accord sanction under section 19 of the pc act. ..... state of karnataka, (2002) 4 scc 578 this court while categorically holding that no period of limitation can be prescribed on which the trial of a criminal case or criminal proceeding cannot continue and must mandatorily be closed followed by an order acquitting or discharging ..... the criminal courts are not obliged to terminate trial or criminal proceedings merely on account of lapse of time, as prescribed by the directions made in common cause case (i), raj deo sharma cases (i) and (ii). ..... bharat chandra rout 1993 crl.l.j. .....

Lalit Yadav Vs. State (Nct of Delhi)

Court : Delhi

..... at the outset, as the learned trial court has awarded less than the minimum prescribed sentence to the appellant in a case under section 376 ipc without giving any special reasons for not awarding the minimum prescribed sentence, the state has been asked to inform whether any appeal has been preferred for enhancement ..... apex court was of the view that trial court should have imposed punishment of ten years in terms of section 376 (2) (f) ipc instead of awarding seven years, which was reduced to three and a half years by ..... in sudhir kumar jain (supra) the sentence awarded was one and half years with fine and in raj kumar varun (supra) the sentence awarded was ri for two years with fine and in the facts and circumstances the ..... taking into consideration the gravity of the offence that is under section 376 ipc for which the appellant has been convicted, learned senior counsel has been informed that in the given facts and circumstances, the hearing of the appeal can be expedited ..... -(1) whoever, except in the cases provided for by sub-section (2), commits rape shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which shall not be less than seven years but which may be for life or for a term which may extend ..... of karnataka vs. ..... the conduct of the accused, the state and age of the sexually assaulted female and the gravity of the criminal act. ..... ) decided on 17.03.2009 is of no advantage to the appellant for the reason that these two cases were under prevention of corruption act. .....

State Vs. Bansi Dhar and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... . the facts and given circumstances in each case, the nature of the crime, the manner in which it was planned and committed, the motive for commission of the crime, the conduct of the accused, the nature of weapons used and all other attending circumstances are relevant facts which would enter into the area of consideration.8 ..... . on the basis of the information lodged, investigation was undertaken and the accused persons were tried for alleged commission of offence punishable under sections 307, 324, 504 read with section 114 of the penal code, 1860 (in short ipc) and section 135 of the bombay police act ..... . the respondents (hereinafter referred to as the accused) faced trial for commission of offences punishable under sections 294, 307, 333 and 506 part ii of the indian penal code, 1860 (in short ipc) ..... . accused deepak alias deepu was charged for commission of offence punishable under sections 307 and 333 ipc for assaulting the complainant on the right side of his neck with sharp-edged weapon with the intention to kill him and also for deterring a public servant from performing ..... pw-5, constable vinesh kumar has stated before the court that on 11.7.1995, he was posted as duty constable at all india institute of medical sciences (aiims) hospital when raj kumar was brought to the hospital in an injured condition and information regarding the same was telephonically sent by him to the local police. ..... . state of karnataka, reported at (2004) 9 scc 27.and state of m.p. v ..... . 267 of 2003 .....

Pawan Mishra Vs. the State

Court : Delhi

..... sureshbabu puk raj porral (supra) wherein while disposing of the appeal filed by the state of karnataka, challenging the acquittal of the respondent in a case under sections 366 and 376 ipc, observed that there was no evidence to show that the accused had intercourse with her ..... in the aforesaid case, it was further observed by the court that a lady who has attained majority and who is capable of knowing the pros and cons of her act, if freely indulges in sexual activity believing on a promise of marriage, the act does not amount to rape and the conduct cannot be treated as one under misconception of fact. ..... it may also be noticed that in the fir itself, it is mentioned that when the mother of the prosecutrix had a talk with the petitioner, even at that stage, instead of showing any regret for his alleged acts, he said tum jo kar lo main iska peecha nahi chhodoonga chahe jo kar lo .23. ..... the prosecutrix has nowhere stated about the word rape or sexual act being committed without her consent and from her statements, it can be summarised that if the sexual activity, if any, which is denied, was consensual ..... petitioner pawan mishra is seeking regular bail in case fir no.503/2013 under section 376(2)(f) & (n)/376 ipc, ps vijay vihar, delhi.2. ..... she did not anticipate any wrong act from him but the petitioner instead of dropping her, took her to the house of his friend ..... , the petitioner has relied upon the decision of state of karnataka v. ..... of haryana air2013sc2071and state of karnataka v. .....

Pawan Mishra Vs. The State

Court : Delhi

..... sureshbabu puk raj porral (supra) wherein while disposing of the appeal filed by the state of karnataka, challenging the acquittal of the respondent in a case under sections 366 and 376 ipc, observed that there was no evidence to show that the accused had intercourse with her ..... in the aforesaid case, it was further observed by the court that a lady who has attained majority and who is capable of knowing the pros and cons of her act, if freely indulges in sexual activity believing on a promise of marriage, the act does not amount to rape and the conduct cannot be treated as one under misconception of fact. ..... it may also be noticed that in the fir itself, it is mentioned that when the mother of the prosecutrix had a talk with the petitioner, even at that stage, instead of showing any regret for his alleged acts, he said tum jo kar lo main iska peecha nahi chhodoonga chahe jo kar lo .23. ..... the prosecutrix has nowhere stated about the word rape or sexual act being committed without her consent and from her statements, it can be summarised that if the sexual activity, if any, which is denied, was consensual ..... petitioner pawan mishra is seeking regular bail in case fir no.503/2013 under section 376(2)(f) & (n)/376 ipc, ps vijay vihar, delhi.2. ..... she did not anticipate any wrong act from him but the petitioner instead of dropping her, took her to the house of his friend ..... , the petitioner has relied upon the decision of state of karnataka v. ..... of haryana air2013sc2071and state of karnataka v. .....

Pawan Mishra Vs. the State

Court : Delhi

..... sureshbabu puk raj porral (supra) wherein while disposing of the appeal filed by the state of karnataka, challenging the acquittal of the respondent in a case under sections 366 and 376 ipc, observed that there was no evidence to show that the accused had intercourse with her ..... in the aforesaid case, it was further observed by the court that a lady who has attained majority and who is capable of knowing the pros and cons of her act, if freely indulges in sexual activity believing on a promise of marriage, the act does not amount to rape and the conduct cannot be treated as one under misconception of fact. ..... it may also be noticed that in the fir itself, it is mentioned that when the mother of the prosecutrix had a talk with the petitioner, even at that stage, instead of showing any regret for his alleged acts, he said tum jo kar lo main iska peecha nahi chhodoonga chahe jo kar lo .23. ..... the prosecutrix has nowhere stated about the word rape or sexual act being committed without her consent and from her statements, it can be summarised that if the sexual activity, if any, which is denied, was consensual ..... petitioner pawan mishra is seeking regular bail in case fir no.503/2013 under section 376(2)(f) & (n)/376 ipc, ps vijay vihar, delhi.2. ..... she did not anticipate any wrong act from him but the petitioner instead of dropping her, took her to the house of his friend ..... , the petitioner has relied upon the decision of state of karnataka v. ..... of haryana air2013sc2071and state of karnataka v. .....

Bhagwan Sahai Vs. State

Court : Delhi

..... with his wife which could not have been tolerated by the appellant and assuming the court comes to the conclusion that appellant is guilty, the case squarely falls under section 304 part(ii) as neither the murder was planned nor pre-determined and was a result of sudden provocation as the appellant has seen his wife in a compromising position with the deceased. ..... for the prosecution submitted that the evidence of hajee ahad dar though hearsay may be relevant for the purposes of proving the conduct of the accused under sections 6 and 8 of the evidence act, section 6 makes relevant only those facts which are so connected with the facts in issue that they form a part of the same transaction. ..... karnataka, (karnataka), reported at 2001 crl.l.j.765, a division bench of karnataka high court has held that statement of independent witness that immediately after incident due to hue and cry of father of deceased, he came to spot and father of deceased disclosed to him that accused had killed his daughter, was treated as res gestae under section 6 of the evidence act ..... the first submission of counsel for the appellant is that the evidence of pw-4 cannot be relied upon, as it is hearsay evidence and section 6 of the evidence act, would not be applicable, as per se the statement made by sharda to hari mohan was not on the spur of moment and it was not spontaneous and moreso when pw-3 sharda ..... appellant shri mukesh sharma, advocate, shri raj kumar, advocate, shri tomar, advocate and shri manish .....

Harish Relan vs.kaushal Kumari Relan

Court : Delhi

..... even if it is assumed for a moment that the appellant/defendant is entitled to take the plea of adverse possession, the period of twelve years prescribed in article 65 of schedule i of the limitation act, 1963, if reckoned from april, 2006, would have expired by the end of march, 2018, whereas admittedly, the respondent/plaintiff had instituted the present suit for eviction and possession against the appellant/defendant ..... there is no quarrel with the position of law stated in the case of gram panchayat village sirthala (supra), relied upon by the counsel for the rfa7052016 page 24 of 53 appellant, which lays down that if a party is found to be in adverse possession, he as a plaintiff, cannot seek a declaration to the effect that such an ..... admissions judicial admissions, admissible under section 58 of the evidence act, made by the parties or their agents at or before the hearing of the case, stand on a higher footing than evidentiary ..... no dispute with the settled principles of civil jurisprudence that a judgment on admissions is not a matter of right and rather, it is a matter of discretion of a court, as has been observed in the cases of raj kumar chawla (supra) and himani alloys (supra), relied upon by learned counsel for the appellant. ..... reported as (1995) 6 scc523 to the effect that whenever the plea of adverse possession is projected, inherent in the plea is that someone else was the owner of the property , also find resonance in the case of karnataka board of wakf vs. ..... finance .....