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..... 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 .....
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..... v. union of india, the supreme court observed that costs awarded should be the actual realistic costs including the cost of the time spent by the successful 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. ..... principle that even if the coparcener had transferred more than his share, a purchaser could validly acquire only the share of the coparcener. 93. this principle was also held good by the supreme court in a pronouncement reported at (1996) 11 scc 164 anand dev puri and ors. v. guriqbal singh and ors. the relevant extract is ..... thereafter filed i.a.no.10702/2001 alleging that the defendant no.1 had removed their locks from the basement; are constructing on the second floor and have placed goods in the drive way to take illegal possession of the property. on this application, an order of status quo was passed. 82. on 27th november, 2001 apprehending .....
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..... to entertain complaints for abuse of dominance in respect of patent rights cannot be ousted. 175. the decision of the supreme court in chairman, thiruvalluvar transport corporation v. consumer protection council (supra), which was relied upon by the learned counsel for ericsson has no application in the facts of the present ..... as 'incorporeal property' and the expression 'movable property' included corporeal as well as incorporeal property. the court then proceeded to hold that import licences were 'goods'. the relevant extract from the said judgment is quoted below:- "19. in black's law dictionary (6th edition, 1990), the expression 'property' has been ..... imported by micromax. this court also directed the custom authorities to decide ericsson's objections, if any, in accordance with intellectual property rights (imported goods), enforcement rules, 2007 till further orders. in addition, the court also appointed a local commissioner to inspect the premises of micromax and collect documents .....
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..... of inquiry under the commissions of inquiry act, 1952 for inquiring into all aspects of the award of work related to cng fitness certificate(s) in the transport department, govt. of nct of delhi and subsequent investigations and developments in the case. now, therefore, in exercise of the powers conferred by section-3 of ..... he was arrested and was in custody for 58 days. after investigation, it was concluded by the acb that there was evidence against the officials of the transport department and sanction was sought for prosecution of the erring officials named therein. permission was also sought to examine the chief secretaries at the relevant point of ..... the council of ministers except when the matter is left to his discretion. however, by virtue of article 239 of the constitution, the ultimate responsibility for good administration of delhi is vested in the president acting through the administrator. because of this the administrator has to take a somewhat more active part in the .....
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..... (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, .....
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..... 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 .....
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..... 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 .....
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..... of the petitioner that for handling multimodal cargo, international maritime dangerous goods code (imdg) is operational since 01.01.2004. the code, referred to above, operates under solas convention, 1977 (safety for life at sea convention). the imdg code lays down the procedure for the multimodal transport and handling of hazardous cargo. all ..... been issued for minimizing the chances of mishap and losses. the guidelines are all comprehensive and take into account the precautions for storage and transportation of hazardous goods, cargo at different levels. emergency response instructions have also been issued and an awareness programme is also in the offing.45. it has ..... learned magistrate did not at all advert crl.rev.p.349/2017 page 15 of 20 to the facts that the storage, shipment and the transportation of the hazardous goods were subject to various regulations and the compliances to such regulations are mandatorily enforced; (v) the learned magistrate, without realizing that the icd, .....
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..... india. according to gmr infra s recent press release, gmr infra operates in the name of gmr group, which is a leading global infrastructure conglomerate with interests in airport, energy, transportation and urban infrastructure. gmr infra is the flagship holding company formed to fund the capital requirements of gmr group s various infrastructure projects, which it undertakes through its various subsidiaries ..... implied consent, third-party beneficiaries, guarantors, assignment and other transfer mechanisms of contractual rights. this theory relies on the discernible intentions of the parties and, to a large extent, on good faith principle. they apply to private as well as public legal entities. 103.2. the second theory includes the legal doctrines of agent- principal relations, apparent authority, piercing of veil .....
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..... of india & ors., referring to the order dated 13th march, 2015 and asserting that appointment of the petitioners as parliamentary secretaries with entitlement to use government transport and ministers' office space would result in their disqualification as members of the legislative assembly. post of parliamentary secretary was office of profit held under the ..... partem) or when the authority acts as a judge of its own case. the third rule is that quasi judicial inquiry must be held in good faith and without bias and not arbitrarily or unreasonably. subsidiary rules have subsequently developed and added. this judgment accepts that the line that demarcates administrative ..... which would be adopted and applied. this brings about transparency and objectivity. procedure rules once framed should be adhered to and followed, though for good grounds and reasons, procedure rules would not curtail and foreclose right of the eci when required and necessary to follow a different or modified procedure.53 .....
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