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Power Grid Corpn. Of India Ltd. Vs.karnataka Power Trans. Corp. Ltd.

Court : Delhi

..... . appl. 38117/2016 power grid corpn.of india ltd. ..... appellant through: mr. s.b. upadhyay, senior advocate with ms. anisha upadhay, mr. nishant kumar and mr. pawan upadhyay, advocates. versus karnataka power trans. corp. ltd. ..... respondent through: ms. swapnil seshadri, advocate. coram: hon'ble mr. justice najmi waziri najmi waziri, j.(oral) 1. the appellant seeks review of the order dated .....

indus Towers Ltd. Vs. Cit and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... also argued that reliance on circular no.1/2008 relating to cold storage units is misplaced. the said circular clarified that the main function of the cold storage is to preserve the perishable goods by means of a mechanical process, and storage of such goods is only incidental in nature. the customer is also not given any right to use ..... that service tax is also leviable on renting of immovable property. merely because the nature of certain receipts of the assessee has been treated as service by the hon ble karnataka high court, it does not preclude the payments received from the said activity as rent for the purposes of 1941 of the i.t, act. these two statutes are ..... the receipts were subject to levy of service tax by union of india or levy of value added tax by the delhi government. the decisions of the hon ble karnataka high court and the hon ble delhi high court cannot be applied in the facts and circumstances of this case and are clearly distinguishable. the observations of both the .....

Angle Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Ashok Manchanda and Others

Court : Delhi

..... the order dated 14th november, 2014 in the execution petition at gurgaon. there is thus, no equity in their favour and the execution proceedings at gurgaon cannot be preserved by this court inasmuch as the procedure prescribed under section 39 has to be mandatorily followed. 128. the order dated 14th november, 2014 was assailed by way of ..... enabling act. 69. in this regard, we may advert to the judicial pronouncements of the supreme court. in a judgment reported at (1983) 2 scc 402 state of karnataka and anr. v. h. ganesh kamath and ors. the supreme court struck down certain rules made under the motor vehicles act as being inconsistent with the act. it was ..... sahu [(1996) 11 scc 528] where the court in the guise of arithmetical mistake on reconsideration of the matter came to a fresh conclusion as to the number of trees and the valuations thereof in the matter which had already been finally decided. similarly in the case of bai shakriben v. special land acquisition officer [(1996) 4 scc 533 .....

M/S. Ivory Traders and Manufacturers Association and Other Vs. Union o ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1997Delhi267b; ILR1997Delhi22

..... note that the supreme court clearly held that to the list of noxious matters, new items can be added ''42. in m. j. sivani v. state of karnataka, : [1995]3scr329 , the supreme court was confronted with the question as to whether regulation of video games violates the fundamental right to trade or business or avocation ..... in lakhan lal etc, v. the state of orissa, : [1977]1scr811 . the supreme court again reiterated the position in khoday distilleries ltd. v. state of karnataka, : air1996sc911 and held that a citizen has no fundamental right to undertake trade or business in liquor as a beverage and the same could be completely prohibited since such ..... a person or society or people or section of people, it is now scientifically established that animals, trees, flora, fauna, insects, birds and human beings are linked with each other for their survival. each specie is indispensable for the preservation of ecology, which is necessary for our existence. even a lowly earth worm in the soil has .....

ivory Traders and Manufacturers Association Vs. Union of India

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1997IIIAD(Delhi)333; 2(1997)CLT273; 67(1997)DLT145; 1997(42)DRJ131

..... to be widely accepted and rigidly implemented. regretfully progress in this direction is proving disastrously slow.... there have been a series of international conventions for the preservation and protection of the environment. the united nations general assembly adopted on october 29, 1982 'the world charter for nature'. the chapter declares the awareness that ..... supreme court clearly held that to the list of noxious matters, new items can be added.(42) in m.j. sivani and others v. state of karnataka and others, : [1995]3scr329 , the supreme court was confronted with the question as to whether regulation of video games violates the fundamental right to trade ..... or society or people or section of people, it is now scientifically established that animals, trees, flora, fauna, insects, birds and human beings are linked with each other for their survival. each specie is indispensable for the preservation of ecology, which is necessary for our existence. even a lowly earth worm in the .....

G.R. Simon Vs. Union of India

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1997Delhi301; 1997(41)DRJ604; (1997)117PLR66

..... and improve the natural environment including various lakes, rivers and wild life and to have compassion for living creatures. the contention of the petitioners that protection and preservation of wild life was not in public interest was thereforee devoid of all merit. wild life forms part of our cultural heritage in the same manner as other ..... filed in these writ petitions. the stand of the respondents may be briefly summarized. the amendment act of 1986 was constitutionally invalid. it was brought about for the preservation of wild life. it was contended that the amendment in the schedules of wild life (protection) act 1972 was not the first one but was the fourth one ..... after the slay granted by the delhi high court. in addition, 2,95,000 skins were exported pursuant to the permission granted vide orders of the high court of karnataka and they were left with 2,97,685 snake skins. after taking into account the skins of other animals, such as lizards, crocodile, wild cat, tiger, leopard .....

Sushil Arora vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... not support the prosecution case but pointed towards the innocence of sushil arora. it has been pointed out that it was sushil arora who made the application for preservation of his call detail records and subsequently led defence evidence to establish the same.968. before considering the factual matrix, i set out the judicial pronouncements as ..... to participate in any test identification parade by the prosecution.471. i may also notice the judicial pronouncement reported at (2009) 15 scc35 ramesh v. state of karnataka. in this pronouncement, the supreme court has culled out the principles laid down in judicial precedents on the evidence of identification of accused persons at the trial for ..... left side besides paramjeet (the driver), has described his escape from the black santro. pw-6 states that the left side door was stuck against the stem of a tree. he got out of the car with difficulty by scrambling out from the window.141. surender (pw-8) (pg150) has stated that at the red light point .....

Delhi High Court Bar Association and anr Vs. Govt of Nct of Delhi and ...

Court : Delhi

..... the respondents further state that the supreme court in bank of baroda (supra) held that if the existence of certain facts and circumstances was necessary to preserve the constitutionality of an impugned law, those facts and circumstances could be presumed to exist by the court. the principles laid down in a judgment have ..... the law commission of india have all come after the three pronouncements in question the last being in 1996.869. the circumstances and conditions in tamil nadu; karnataka; rajasthan and maharashtra, four large states, vary from the prevalent conditions in delhi a metropolis which is a union territory. the demographic profile of the ..... general public revenues can, with justification, be utilised to meet, wholly or in substantial part, the expenses on the administration of civil justice. many states including karnataka and rajasthan had, earlier, statutory upper limits fixed for the court fee. but later legislation has sought to do away with the prescription of an upper .....

Delhi High Court Bar Association and anr. Vs. Govt. of Nct of Delhi an ...

Court : Delhi

..... the respondents further state that the supreme court in bank of baroda (supra) held that if the existence of certain facts and circumstances was necessary to preserve the constitutionality of an impugned law, those facts and circumstances could be presumed to exist by the court. the principles laid down in a judgment have ..... the law commission of india have all come after the three pronouncements in question the last being in 1996.869. the circumstances and conditions in tamil nadu; karnataka; rajasthan and maharashtra, four large states, vary from the prevalent conditions in delhi a metropolis which is a union territory. the demographic profile of the ..... general public revenues can, with justification, be utilised to meet, wholly or in substantial part, the expenses on the administration of civil justice. many states including karnataka and rajasthan had, earlier, statutory upper limits fixed for the court fee. but later legislation has sought to do away with the prescription of an upper .....

Nilam Katara Vs. State Govt. of Nct of Delhi and Ors.

Court : Delhi

..... authorities, any hospital or the prisoner himself. no investigation reports which would support the diagnosis exist. it is unbelievable that such an educated person would not preserve his own medical record, if it actually existed.606. shri vijender singh, superintendent (jails), tihar jail has sworn and filed an affidavit on the 4th ..... lesser sentence than the death sentence. it has been so observed in several cases by the supreme court (including swamy shraddananda (2) v. state of karnataka) wherein it is recognized as a third option.139. in the given circumstances, in view of the principles laid down in swamy shraddananda (2), does ..... to imprisonment for their entire life subject to remissions. (c) case of circumstantial evidence (a) (1994) 4 scc381 anshad & ors. v. state of karnataka : case of circumstantial evidence including recovery of belongings of the deceased from possession of the accused persons on disclosure statements made by them. amongst other mitigating circumstances, .....