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State Vs. Mohd. Naushad and ors

Court : Delhi

..... be kept at the residence of a-8 or that who had kept it or when it was kept or by which mode of transport, it was kept. after the apprehension of these accused persons who were allegedly known to a-8, a-8 was not imagined ..... the prosecution about the allegation of the death sent.2/10; crl.a.948 to 951/10 page 212 accused having purchased articles or goods from them, is ipso facto a fact discovered. some guidance can, for this purpose, be had from the celebrated ruling in pulukuri kotayya ..... which ought to be followed. it follows that, at any rate in a capital case such as this, it would have been good practice for the police to have held an identification parade unless it was clear that there was no point in doing so. this would ..... case, is not examined, or where there is a gap or infirmity in the prosecution case which could have been supplied or made good by examining a witness who though available is not examined, can the prosecution case be termed as suffering from a deficiency and that .....

Javed Ahmed Khan @ Chhota Javed Vs. the State

Court : Delhi

..... be kept at the residence of a-8 or that who had kept it or when it was kept or by which mode of transport, it was kept. after the apprehension of these accused persons who were allegedly known to a-8, a-8 was not imagined ..... the prosecution about the allegation of the death sent.2/10; crl.a.948 to 951/10 page 212 accused having purchased articles or goods from them, is ipso facto a fact discovered. some guidance can, for this purpose, be had from the celebrated ruling in pulukuri kotayya ..... which ought to be followed. it follows that, at any rate in a capital case such as this, it would have been good practice for the police to have held an identification parade unless it was clear that there was no point in doing so. this would ..... case, is not examined, or where there is a gap or infirmity in the prosecution case which could have been supplied or made good by examining a witness who though available is not examined, can the prosecution case be termed as suffering from a deficiency and that .....

Mohd. Naushad Vs. the State

Court : Delhi

..... be kept at the residence of a-8 or that who had kept it or when it was kept or by which mode of transport, it was kept. after the apprehension of these accused persons who were allegedly known to a-8, a-8 was not imagined ..... the prosecution about the allegation of the death sent.2/10; crl.a.948 to 951/10 page 212 accused having purchased articles or goods from them, is ipso facto a fact discovered. some guidance can, for this purpose, be had from the celebrated ruling in pulukuri kotayya ..... which ought to be followed. it follows that, at any rate in a capital case such as this, it would have been good practice for the police to have held an identification parade unless it was clear that there was no point in doing so. this would ..... case, is not examined, or where there is a gap or infirmity in the prosecution case which could have been supplied or made good by examining a witness who though available is not examined, can the prosecution case be termed as suffering from a deficiency and that .....

Mirza Nissar HussaIn @ Naza Vs. the State

Court : Delhi

..... be kept at the residence of a-8 or that who had kept it or when it was kept or by which mode of transport, it was kept. after the apprehension of these accused persons who were allegedly known to a-8, a-8 was not imagined ..... the prosecution about the allegation of the death sent.2/10; crl.a.948 to 951/10 page 212 accused having purchased articles or goods from them, is ipso facto a fact discovered. some guidance can, for this purpose, be had from the celebrated ruling in pulukuri kotayya ..... which ought to be followed. it follows that, at any rate in a capital case such as this, it would have been good practice for the police to have held an identification parade unless it was clear that there was no point in doing so. this would ..... case, is not examined, or where there is a gap or infirmity in the prosecution case which could have been supplied or made good by examining a witness who though available is not examined, can the prosecution case be termed as suffering from a deficiency and that .....

Mohd. Ali Bhatt @ Kille Vs. the State

Court : Delhi

..... be kept at the residence of a-8 or that who had kept it or when it was kept or by which mode of transport, it was kept. after the apprehension of these accused persons who were allegedly known to a-8, a-8 was not imagined ..... the prosecution about the allegation of the death sent.2/10; crl.a.948 to 951/10 page 212 accused having purchased articles or goods from them, is ipso facto a fact discovered. some guidance can, for this purpose, be had from the celebrated ruling in pulukuri kotayya ..... which ought to be followed. it follows that, at any rate in a capital case such as this, it would have been good practice for the police to have held an identification parade unless it was clear that there was no point in doing so. this would ..... case, is not examined, or where there is a gap or infirmity in the prosecution case which could have been supplied or made good by examining a witness who though available is not examined, can the prosecution case be termed as suffering from a deficiency and that .....

Commissioner of Service Tax Vs. Ernst and Young Pvt Ltd

Court : Delhi

..... substantial question of law raised in the present appeal by the revenue reads:- whether the contract between the parties for supplying ready mix concrete (rmc) along with transporting, pumping, pouring, placing, spreading, laying of rmc at the construction sites is a taxable service under the finance act, 1994?. 35. the assessee had supplied ..... 20. the supreme court has been entertaining and deciding appeals under the ce act when questions have arisen whether the assessee had manufactured marketable ceac122013 & conn. matters goods and was accordingly page 21 of 33 liable to pay excise duty [see metlex (i) pvt. ltd. v. commissioner of central excise, new delhi 2004(165 ..... purpose of assessment as defined in the explanation to sub-section (5) to section 129d of the customs act, would include question relating to classification of goods under the tariff, whether or not they are covered by exemption notification; whether value for the purpose of assessment should be enhanced or reduced etc. it .....

State Through Reference Vs. Ram Singh and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... by an accused in custody is different from the searching endeavour envisaged in chapter vii of the code. this court has indicated the difference between the two processes in the transport commr., a.p., hyderabad v. s. sardar ali [(1983) 4 scc245:1983. scc (cri) 827 : air1983sc1225 . following observations of chinnappa reddy, j.can be ..... his signatures. he further stated that he returned to igi airport in the same flight in which the coffin containing the dead body of the prosecutrix was transported.127. from a cumulative reading of the evidence on record, including the evidence of indian doctors as well as the singapore doctors, it emerges that the prosecution ..... danger of septicaemia was seeded right at the time of the crime . he also clarified that dr. trehan had visited the hospital in order to help in transporting the patient by air ambulance. he further clarified that the decision to shift the patient to mount elizabeth hospital was on account of the organ transplant facility available .....

Smt. Urmila Devi and Anr Vs. Laxman Singh and Anr

Court : Delhi

..... in its discretion may direct otherwise by recording reasons therefore. the costs have to be actual reasonable costs including the cost of the time spent by the unsuccessful party, the transportation and lodging, if any, or any other incidental costs besides the payment of the court fee, lawyer's fee, typing and other costs in relation to the litigation. ..... /2014 page 89 70. the division bench of this court has further considered yet another impact of frivolous and vexatious litigation. in 1995 (59) dlt604jagmal singh v. delhi transport corporation, the court was called upon to consider a challenge to the disciplinary proceedings at the hands of an employee of the delhi ..... transport corporation. while noticing the various reasons as to the self-imposed limitations on the courts in interfering with interlocutory stages of departmental proceedings, the court arrived at a .....

Sheraton International Inc. Vs. Deputy Director of Income Tax

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Delhi

Reported in : (2007)293ITR68(Delhi)

..... promote the flow of foreign tourists to india. these sales offices service individual travellers important customers such as international companies and professional associations airlines and transportation companies and the travel industry. specialists are also available to cover the particular travel needs of organizations such as the united nations, international organizations insurance ..... , it was held that the principle which emerges from the various decisions is that in a contract for manufacture, installation, sale or supply of goods, the element of services will always be present and where such services are inextricably linked with manufacture, installation, sale or supply, they cannot be ..... indian hotels/clients.84. in reality, it is always possible that job undertaken by one party for the other party of supply of any goods or services may involve utilization of the knowledge, information and expertise of the party undertaking the said job. this possibility is more in the .....