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Brijlal Kalyanji Bhate and ors. Vs. Municipal Council and anr.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2006(6)ALLMR155; 2006(5)BomCR430; 2006(6)MhLj183

..... v. project uchcha vidya sikshak sangh reported at : (2006)2scc545 he : further contends that the arguments of lapsing of reservation is also incorrect because i though land acquisition proceedings were] dropped allegedly on the ground of absence of paying capacity of respondents, the respondents had not given up the right to develop d.p. road and ..... to order dated 30.11.1976 in which it has been observed that land is already surrendered by the petitioners. he, therefore, contends that dropping of land acquisition case has got no relevance and significance. he has thereafter invited attention to provisions of bye law no. 19.2 of standard building bye laws for b ..... of municipal council. his first contention is that the reservation for d.p. road over 13610 sq. ft. from survey no. 96/3 has already lapsed and acquisition proceedings filed by municipal council were also dropped. the said land was therefore lost to municipal council. in such circumstances, petitioners nos. 1 to 3 obliged municipal .....

Great Pacific Navigation (Holdings) Corporation Limited Vs. M.V. Tongl ...

Court : Mumbai

..... china. the global prospectus, according to him, establishes that halcyon is a dummy used by fehl solely as a corporate vehicle to partly finance tongli china's acquisition of the defendant-vessel.115. in any event, the global offering does not support mr.devitre's contentions. as i have mentioned earlier, the intention between the ..... upfront amount is bound to represent a percentage of the total charterhire. i cannot see how from that it must be presumed that the charterer paid for the acquisition of the vessel. what the charterer paid was charterhire. that the owner used the amount to pay the seller is another matter altogether. there is nothing unnatural ..... or more of the following:.........(g) any agreement relating to the carriage of goods or passengers on board the ship, whether contained in a charter party or otherwise;article 3exercise of right of arrest2. arrest is also permissible of any other ship or ships which, when the arrest is effected, is or are owned by the person who is .....

Great Pacific Navigation (Holdings) Corporation Ltd. Vs. M. V. Tongli ...

Court : Mumbai

..... "maritime claim" means a claim arising out of one or more of the following:...... (g) any agreement relating to the carriage of goods or passengers on board the ship, whether contained in a charter party or otherwise; the learned judge has considered the case of m.v. elizabeth v. harwan investment and trading ..... such acts, but also the situation in which welfare legislations are sought to be outwitted against labour by capital, acts involving "controlling interest" issues, mergers and acquisitions amongst group companies, relationship of agency and trust requiring investigation [see. adams v. cape industries plc1] acts perpetuating illegality, cases in which "mareva injunctions" ..... shares of indian companies if they had a 60% ownership or beneficial interest in their hands. the rule was introduced to prevent large scale acquisitions or shares of indian companies by non residents causing destabilization. a person representing a group of companies sought to show their interest in the holding .....

Sri. K. Srinivas S/O. Rama Swamy and ors. Etc. Etc. Vs. the Government ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2008(3)ALD241; 2008(4)ALT53

..... than six (6)persons and plying as contract carriages covered byall india tourist permit issued under section 88(9)of the motor vehicles act, 1988, for every passenger other than the driver and conductor/attender, which the vehicle is permittedto carry 3675-00(aa) vehicles permitted to carry more thansix (6) persons and plying as ..... carry more than six passengersand plying as stage carriages on the routes other thantown service routes(a) in respect of vehicles permitted to ply as expressservices for every passenger (other than the driverand conductor), which the vehicle is permitted to carry and where the total distance permitted to becovered by the vehicle in a day(i ..... . the second class relates to invalid carriages, the 3rd class to goods vehicles, the 4th class to motor vehicles plying for hire and used for transport of passengers, the 5th class is of motor vehicles not themselves constructed to carry any load other than water, fuel, accumulators etc, the 6th class of motor vehicles are .....

The Commander Coast Guard Region (East), Fort St. George, Chennai-9 an ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (2001)1MLJ420

..... got, by the very nature of the incident, this benefit of such forewarning or foreknowledge of the likelihood of such loss or damage; the innocent, injured passenger after collision at sea is an obvious example. that damage lien holders should rank for priority, generally speaking, before the holders of contractual liens is not ..... curtailed. absent such curtailment of jurisdiction, all remedies which are available to the courts to administer justice are available to a claimant against a foreign ship and its owner found within the jurisdiction of the concerned high court. this power of the court to render justice must necessarily include the power to ..... order 42, rule 2 of the original side rules against the defendants viz., (i) the owners of the vessel of all persons interested in the vessel, (ii) nominator shipping corporation, liberia-, (iii) chairman, madras port trust, (iv) deputy port conservator. pondicherry and (v) commander, coast guard, chennai port, for the reliefs namely; (a .....

Mrs. Tahera Yousuf Kadri W/O Yousuf Shah Kadri and Dr. (Mrs.) Qudsia S ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2009(1)ALT708

..... compensation was also accepted. the order of the appellate court had also become final. under those circumstances, the acquisition proceedings having become final and the compensation determined also having become final, the high court was highly unjustified in interfering with and in quashing the notification under ..... the order was void. the net result is that extraordinary jurisdiction of the court may not be exercised in such circumstances. it is seen that the acquisition has become final and not only possession had already been taken but reference was also sought for; the award of the court under section 26 enhancing ihe ..... to divest the title which was validly vested in the state.when there is inordinate delay in filing the writ petition and when all steps taken in the acquisition proceedings have become final, the court should be loathe to quash the notifications. the high court has, no doubt, discretionary powers under article 226 of .....

Kewal Krishan Puri and ors. Vs. State of Punjab and anr.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1980SC1008; (1980)1SCC416; [1979]3SCR1217

..... one. first we refer to section 28, which runs as follows:subject to the provisions of section 27, the market committee funds shall be expended for the following purposes:(i) acquisition of sites for the market; (ii) maintenance and improvement of the market; (iii) construction and repair of buildings which are necessary for the purposes of the market and for the ..... . and other notified area and construction of f.a.c.c.' apart from that the other items of expenditure are a sum of rs. 20,00,000/- in purchase and acquisition of land for new mandies and rs. 10,00,000/- and odd for purchase of land, construction of building for board's office and staff quarters in the mandies. again .....

Narmada Bachao Andolan Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2000SC3751; (2001)1GLR434; 2000(7)SCALE34; (2000)10SCC664; [2000]Supp4SCR94

..... sanctuary.development of fisheries: deepening of all village tanks of command which will increase their capacities, conserve water, will recharge ground water, save acquisition of costly lands for getting earth required for constructing canal banks and will reduce health hazard.facilities of sophisticated communication system in the entire command. ..... projects in india. there were certain project specific programmes for implementation on temporary basis. for the land acquired, compensation under the provisions of land acquisition act, 1894 used to be given to the project affected families. this payment in cash did not result in satisfactory resettlement of the displaced ..... independent socio-anthropological experts and non-governmental organisations. the functions of this sub-group are as follows:1. to monitor the progress of land acquisition in respect of submergence land of sardar sarovar project and indira (narmada) sagar project (isp).2. to monitor the progress of implementation of the .....

Shirish Finance and Investment (P.) Ltd. Vs. M. Sreenivasulu Reddy

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2002(1)BomCR419

..... nos. 2, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 companies. these shares were purchased under a negotiated arrangement from the companies under the control of vijay mallya. this acquisition, undoubtedly, took place before the 1994 regulations came into effect. defendant no. 2, airedale investment & trading (p.) ltd., also purchased 75,000 fully convertible debentures from ..... either file a petition for rectification or if there were complicated questions involved, file a suit. this was the position when the supreme court rend credits judgment in public passenger service ltd v. m.a. khadar : [1966]1scr683 . the law has undergone a significant change after the decision of the supreme court in ammonia supplies corpn ..... the courts find an attempt at concealment, they will brush away the cobweb varnish, and show the transactions in their true light. 62. in baldev krishna sahiv. shipping corpn. of india ltd. air 1987 sc 2245, a question arose as to whether the term 'officer or employee' in subsection (1) of section 630 of .....

Shivaji Dayanu Patil and Another Vs. Smt. Vatschala Uttam More

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : II(1991)ACC306; 1991ACJ777; AIR1991SC1769; JT1991(3)SC133; (1991)100PLR359; 1991(2)SCALE92; (1991)3SCC530; [1991]3SCR26a; 1991(2)LC290(SC)

..... property of a third party caused by or arising out of the use of the vehicle in a public place and (ii) the death of or bodily injury to any passenger of a public service vehicle caused by or arising out of the use of the vehicle in a public place. while construing the expression 'arising out of the use of ..... a third party so arising or both. furthermore, by sub-section (1) of section 94 of the act an obligation was imposed that no person shall use except as a passenger or cause or allow any other person to use a motor vehicle in a public place, unless there is in force in relation to the use of the vehicle by ..... fell within the admiralty jurisdiction of the high court. the words 'any claim arising out of any agreement relating to the carriage of goods in a ship or to the use or hire of a ship' in section 20(2)(1)(h) were held to be wide enough to cover claims, whether in contract or tort arising out of any agreement relating .....