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Union of India and anr. Vs. Dharampal Satyapal and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... these are opportunities given to the applicant to adduce all the evidence, oral and documentary, in its favour. the ledgers, bank statements and goods receipts of the transporters were all produced before the commissioner (investigation) in the course of the settlement proceedings fully supported the claim of the applicant and were accepted ..... that they investigated into other raw materials; consumption of electricity; deployment of labour; payments for receipt of unaccounted raw material, if any; transportation; buyers of clandestinely removed goods and payment thereof etcetera. they appeared to be in a haste to erect a tall tower on sinking sand without laying any foundation; once ..... to deal with the explanations and replies of the applicants and to examine the authenticity of the documents such as transactions with the banks, goods receipts of the transporters, entries recorded at the end of the suppliers.18. it will thus be seen that the dgcei had strongly objected to the correctness .....

Sushil Arora vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... and injury. ii. mr. surender kumar, ldc or any other record deeper/clerk from the office of motor licensing officer, sarai kale khan, central zone, transport department, new delhi 110013 alongwith the file relating to information furnished under the rti act vide communication no.mlo/cz/64 dated 8/3/2010. it is submitted that ..... alia, suggesting the standard operating procedure initially issued to be given statutory status, the ministry of road transport and highways of the government of india had issued a notification containing guidelines on 12.05.2015 for protection of good samaritans and a further notification issued on 21.01.2016 in accordance with para 1(7) and ..... orders came to be passed by the court towards development of legal framework to protect good samaritans i.e. members of the public who play a role in saving lives of victim. these orders resulted in the ministry of road transport & highways of the government of india issuing notification containing guidelines on 12th may, 2005 .....

Walker (India) Ltd. Vs. Collector of Central Excise

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (2003)(156)ELT878TriDel

..... therefore, the appellants were not entitled to the benefit of notification no. 49/86.5. on the question of sale value being considered as inclusive of freight and transport charges and the central excise duty, the id. sdr submitted that the appellants did not produce any evidence at deliveries were not being given at the factory gate ..... submits that the main issue for determination in this case is whether the appellants had used power in the manufacture of goods described as hand-made footwear. he submitted that on the date of visit of central excise officers, they found the appellants using power for the manufacture of ..... cleared. summing up his arguments, the id. counsel submitted that in view of the submissions and the evidence on record, no duty is demandable nor the confiscation of goods and penalty was warranted. he therefore, prayed that the impugned order may be set aside.4. shri a.k. madan, the learned sdr appearing for the respondents .....

Mahender Yadav vs.central Bureau of Investigation

Court : Delhi

..... (vide rameshwar bhartia v. state of assam [air1952sc405:1953. cri lj163 , mineral development ltd. v. state of bihar [air1960sc468 , meenglas tea estate v. workmen [air1963sc1719 and transport deptt. v. munuswamy mudaliar [1988 supp scc651: air1988sc2232 .) 29. the failure to adhere to this principle creates an apprehension of bias on the part of the judge. the ..... crl.a.nos.715/2013, 753/2013 & 1099/2013 page 131 of 140 to impair without any malice or attempting the administration of justice and made in good faith, in proper language, do not attract any punishment for contempt of court. however, when from the criticism a deliberate, motivated and calculated attempt is discernible ..... of justice. the court has to proceed observing the minimal requirements of natural justice i.e. the judge has to act fairly and without bias and in good faith. a judgment which is the result of bias or want of impartiality, is a nullity and the trial coram non judice. therefore, the consequential order, .....

Virbhadra Singh & Anr. Vs.central Bureau of Investigation & Ors.

Court : Delhi

..... shimla-parwanoo road, during the period of 2010-12 revealed that the vehicles the record of m/s universal apple mentioned associates (uaa) in which apples were allegedly transported to parwanoo from srikhand orchard, had not crossed through this check post during the relevant period. in the bills provided by m/s universal apple associates and those ..... g. h. i. j. k. circumstance. registration numbers of some of the vehicles mentioned in the record of m/s universal apple associates, parwanoo, which allegedly transported apples from srikhand orchard to their premises, either do not exist or are light motor vehicles like cars or two wheelers. the documents made available by shri anand chauhan ..... should recuse from the case on account of my relationship with the learned attorney general mr. mukul rohatgi, in my view, the same is not a reason good enough for me to accede to the said request made by the petitioners. my relationship with mr. mukul rohatgi does not pose a real danger of bias against .....

Shri Manoj Aggarwal, Bemco Vs. Dcit

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Delhi

..... in the statement of bishan chand aggarwal cannot override the substance of the claim of bemco that the gold bars and the sale proceeds in cash were transported between delhi and ahmedabad by manoj aggarwal by train.72. some of the questions put to bishan chand aggarwal (questions 35 to 37) in the statement ..... the amount represents income either from source already disclosed by the assessee or from some undisclosed sources. the department cannot by merely rejecting unreasonably a good explanation convert good proof into no proof. the learned ar further contended that sale proceeds of any declared capital assets has to be treated as capital receipts subject ..... reason why the auditors would not have checked them. further, at least before the assessing officer the same could have been produced. the same position holds good in the case of inventory records also. as regards the other objection against the purchase invoices, bishan chand agarwal has explained that since bemco was purchasing old .....

Montana Valves and Compressors Vs. Commr. of Cus.

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (2000)(116)ELT220TriDel

..... at adalaj gujarat under bond to bond transfer.similar enquiries conducted with supdt, central excise, adalaj revealed that the said four consignments of tin ingots transported from bombay to public bonded warehouse, gandhinagar were cleared to ocean going vessels and m.v. sea horse at porbandar. however, verification caused with ..... 17. we have considered the rival submissions. we note that after warehousing the goods in bombay, certain goods were further transported to gujarat under bond and were re-warehoused in gujarat. shipping bills were presented in gujarat and the goods were cleared from warehouses in gujarat, we therefore, hold that the commissioner ..... of customs (prev.), mumbai had no jurisdiction over these goods which were warehoused in gujarat .....

Yatendra Singh Jafa Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Central Administrative Tribunal CAT Delhi

Reported in : (2004)(2)SLJ185CAT

..... new delhi; ig, bsf kashmir frontier, srinagar and new delhi; director of prosecution, govt. of maharashtra, bombay; chief security and vigilance officer, maharashtra state road transport corporation, bombay (msrtc); inspector general, state reserve police, maharashtra, vice chairman and managing director of maharashtra state police housing and welfare corporation and additional director general ..... perverse and faulty. there was incorrect appreciation of evidence as well as of the positive steps taken by the applicant to ensure that the recovered goods were properly accounted for, physically checked and records taken over, as the documents would show. ig, bsf, kashmir had wrongly accepted the inquiry officer ..... with the proceedings, but strictly in accordance with law. the applicant had, in the meanwhile, been repatriated to his parent cadre where by his good performance he earned promotion as addl. dgp. however, on 23/24.1.2001, by the impugned order, he has been dismissed from service, by .....

Shanawaz Khan Vs. Municipal Corporation of Delhi and Others

Court : Delhi

..... mobility vehicles. given the concerns related to their growing numbers, nonobservance of any regulations by them and concerns related to safety and security of passengers, the transport department, delhi government commissioned teri to study the operations of e-rickshaws in delhi, including the technology used and design of the vehicles and suggest appropriate ..... section 66 stipulates that no owner of a motor vehicle shall use or permit the use of the vehicle as a transport vehicle in any public place whether or not such vehicle is actually carrying any passengers or goods save in accordance with the conditions of a permit granted or countersigned by a regional or state ..... transport authority or any prescribed authority authorizing him the use of the vehicle in that place in the manner in which the .....

C S Aggarwal vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... kali ram v. state of himachal pradesh, (1973) 2 scc808 tukaram ganpat pandare v. state of maharashtra, (1974) 4 scc544 syad akbar v. state of karnataka, (1980) 1 scc30 sodhi transport co. v. state of u.p., (1986) 2 scc486 state of w.b. v. mir mohammad omar, (2000) 8 scc382 m. narsinga rao v. state of andhra pradesh, (2001) 1 ..... he does not, in the end he will have the last laugh, for a prosecution of perjury, although consciously committed and persisted in, will have a probability of punishment as good as nil. the gain far exceeds the risk. 6.16. in an effort to redeem the situation, not only realistic costs and full compensation in favour of the winning party ..... that section 165 of the indian evidence act confers vast and test.cas.8/1995 page 55 of 82 unrestricted powers on the court to elicit truth. reticence may be good in many circumstances, but a judge remaining mute during trial is not an ideal situation. a taciturn judge may be the model caricatured in public mind. but there is .....