Court : Mumbai
..... borivali, district greater mumbai [described in sr. no. 4 of annexure a hereto] and that the same cannot be treated as surplus vacant land and is not liable for acquisition under the urban land (ceiling and development) act, 1976; (ii) the order dated 27.9.1994, notice dated 5.3.2004, the notifications dated 11.3.2004 ..... situate at village magathane, taluka borviali, district greater mumbai [described in sr. no. 4 of exhibit a hereto] cannot be treated as surplus vacant land and not liable for acquisition under the urban land (ceiling and development) act, 1976; (ii) consequently, the order dated 27.9.1994, notice dated 5.3.2004, the notifications dated 11.3. ..... provides for 'deemed withdrawal', the additional collector and competent authority issued a notification under section 10(1) of the ulc in respect of the subject property for the acquisition of the same by the state. this was followed by notification dated 16.05.2005 under section 10(3) of the ulc declaring the subject property to be .....
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..... of the contract bus while boarding the same to reach their destination. the four convicts and their associates must have been believed to be bonafide driver/conductor/cleaner/passengers. it was on account of such representation by the convicts leading to belief that they were being taken to their destination in the contract bus, they fell ..... the convicts indulged in a deliberately planned crime and meticulous execution by alluring the victim and her friend (pw-1) in the bus pretending to be ferrying passengers to the destination. it may be noticed that except the young age of the convicts and dependence of their family on them, learned counsel for the convicts could ..... have comfortable journey at an affordable fare, little realizing what the destiny had in store for them. while boarding the contract bus with some persons sitting on passengers seats, she expected a comfortable return journey to her home in the company of her friend. the luxury bus with dark window panes proved haven for the .....
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..... girl going towards toilet and after returning there from she sat over birth no.55. somebody was sleeping over birth no.55 while she sat near leg of that passenger. during cross-examination, he has stated that he had found the gent sleeping over birth no.36 while lady was sitting over birth no.55. he further ..... to lavatory and since thereafter, she did not return. passengers having their birth adjoining to have perceived the same. 10. it has further been submitted that anyhow taking the source of his influence, the prosecution party blurred fate ..... event putting finger against the appellant is visualizing from the evidence of the pws. 9. now, coming to improbability of the case, it has been submitted that co-passengers have been examined by the prosecution itself who have had made categorical statement that at wee hour near about barauni, the wife had left on the pretext of going .....
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..... m.s. building, bangalore-560 001.2. bangalore development authority, represented by its commissioner, t. chowdaiah road, (sankey tanki road), bangalore.3. land acquisition officer, bangalore development authority, t. chowdaiah road, (sankey tanki road), bangalore. respondents76(by shri. d. nagaraj, additional government advocate for respondent no.1 ..... urban development, m.s.building, bangalore 560 001. bangalore development authority, represented by its commissioner, t. chowdaiah road, (sankey tanki road) bangalore. land acquisition officer, 49 respondents bangalore development authority, t. chowdaiah road, (sankey tanki road), bangalore. (by shri. d. nagaraj, additional government advocate for respondent ..... sudhakar hegde, aged about 45 years, in w.p.no.4550 of2008between:1. 2. both are residing at no.948, 6th cross, asha town ship, bilishivale village, dodda gubbi (post), bangalore 560 049. petitioners3(by shri. padmanabha v mahale, senior advocate for shri. hareesh bhandary .t, advocate) .....
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM PRESENT: THE HONOURABLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE MR.ASHOK BHUSHAN THE HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE THOTTATHIL B.RADHAKRISHNAN THE HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE ANTONY DOMINIC THE HONOURABLE MR.JUSTICE A.M.SHAFFIQUE & THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE ALEXANDER THOMAS MONDAY, THE14H DAY OF SEPTEMBER201523RD BHADRA, 1937 WA.NO. 2516 OF2009( ) ------------------------ AGAINST JUDGMENT DATED1308.2009 IN W.P(C) NO.30854 OF2007OF THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA APPELLANT(S)/PETITIONER: ------------------------ CHIRAYINKEEZHU SERVICE CO-OPERATIVE BANK BANK LTD.NO.1155, CHIRAYINKEEZHU, REP. BY ITS SECRETARY. BY ADV. SRI.LIJU. M.P RESPONDENT(S)/RESPONDENTS: -------------------------- 1. K.SANTHOSH RAILWAY STATION, CHIRAYINKEEZHU.2. LABOUR COURT, KOLLAM. R2 BY ADV. SRI.BECHU KURIAN THOMAS R. BY ADV. SRI.PAUL JACOB (P) R. BY ADV. SRI.ENOCH DAVID SIMON JOEL R. BY ADV. SRI.S.SREEDEV R. BY ADV. SRI.RONY JOSE R. BY ADV. SRI.GEORGE A.CHERIAN BY SPECIAL GOVERNMENT PLEADER SMT. GIRIJA GOPAL THIS WR...
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..... as the judiciary is concerned and his/her opinion (obtained collectively and unanimously) should be accepted rather than the opinion of someone who is a passenger (though an important one) in the ship. dr. ambedkar was of the confirmed view that the judiciary should be independent and impartial and if the chief justice of india does not have ..... jobs or positions of importance akin to spoil system have been held by this court to be in violation of the constitution. policies of the state for arbitrary acquisition of land or in violation of environmental laws have been struck down by this court. dissolution of state assemblies and dismissal of state governments have also been ..... first amendment) act was challenged on the ground that it damages the basic structure of the constitution. the said article made a declaration that no law providing for acquisition by the state of any estate or of any rights therein etc. shall be deemed to be void on the ground that such law violated articles 14, 19 .....
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..... the airport managers which include to keep a record of the shift personnel on duty, their attendance and leave record, inspect the terminal building for cleanliness and check all passenger amenities like lounge furniture, toilets, drinking water facilities, p.a. system, cctv, flight information boards, lift escalator, conveyor belts etc. xviii) in the year 2000 and ..... , as what is relied upon is a job description. when the baggage conveyor belt system is operated, which is for the convenience of the passengers, the petitioner, the airport authority, will naturally be concerned that the contractor operates it smoothly and does not cause inconvenience to the ..... passengers. when the contract involved sophisticated machinery, which provided facilities to the travelers, and mishandling such system would cause inconvenience, the anxiety of the petitioner .....
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..... has also been allowed a change in status, namely, that of a "private limited company" from a sole proprietor. they are also relying upon a passenger sales agency agreement with iata on 30th may 1998. the petitioner also annexes copies of the annual income tax returns filed before the registrar of companies from 1997 ..... the year 1993 upto 1997. it is claimed that, in 1996, indian airlines limited authorized "creative travel and tours" to represent it in promoting and selling air-passenger transportation. annexures "d-1" to "d-4" are the certificates in that regard, which are relied upon. the petitioner also relies upon the certificate of incorporation ..... called "creative enterprises" for tours and travel business and also in 1992 started a concern called "creative travel and tours" as a division of creative enterprises for iata passenger sales. in 1997, "creative tours and travels (india) private limited" was incorporated by the said sole proprietor. 7. the claim of the petitioner is that .....
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..... travelling had tinted glasses and its windows were rolled up which would have substantially reduced visibility indica car was moving at a high speed (iii) (iv) the santro passengers escaped by scrambling out of windows (v) indiscriminate firing from the indica towards the black santro (vi) no complaint made by the occupants of the santro despite all ..... crime, as described by the prosecution witnesses, at the drink cart, the speeding indica went passed the santro in a matter of moments. the santro s passengers were engaged in buying drinks with attention diverted towards this. two persons with half their body sticking out of the left side windows of the indica were shooting ..... of a common intention. .... (emphasis by us) 226. ld. senior counsel would submit that it is the prosecution case that rajesh pandey was only a co-passenger in the indica car from which the assailants shot at the victims. the prosecution has levied the same allegations against sushil arora. is this mere presence in the .....
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..... bench in k.t. plantation (p) ltd. v. state of karnataka, (2011) 9 scc1 dealt with the constitutional validity of the roerich and devikarani roerich estate (acquisition and transfer) act, 1996, the legal validity of section 110 of the karnataka land reforms act, 1961, notification no.rd217lra93dated 8-3-1994 issued by the state government ..... the 1986 act for being arbitrary, separately, as follows (at pages 256-257): 48. we see considerable force in the contention of mr. parasaran that the acquisition and transfer of the undertaking of the club is arbitrary. the two acts were amended by the 1949 act and the definition of gaming was amended. the object ..... the hindu female limiting her right to property without full ownership thereof. the discrimination is sought to be remedied by section 14(1) enlarging the scope of acquisition of the property by a hindu female appending an explanation with it. 242 168. we have given our thoughtful consideration to the submissions noticed in the foregoing .....
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