Court : Singapore Supreme Court
..... clause in question was reasonable. prakash j also referred to expert evidence adduced from the insurance industry to the effect that without such limitation of liability clauses, transporters of cargos might not be able to obtain liability insurance. 236. the defendant also relied on the fact that the court in press automation found that ..... not economically viable to undertake a recovery of the coils through "line processing". moreover, it should be noted that this comparison has not taken into account the transport costs associated with recovery. nor does it take into account the fact that the recovery costs should, strictly speaking, apply to the weight constituted by the usable ..... 5. over a number of days in august and september 2005, the metal coils and steel sheets were transported by the defendant from the transware warehouse to the defendant's warehouse. by the plaintiff's estimate, these goods were worth a prime value of s$11,667,090. the following quantities and weights of coils and .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
..... ujjain municipal corporation with the object of keeping ujjain city clean wanted to appoint a suitable agency for municipal solid waste door to door collection and transportation . in that regard, nit was issued. there cannot be any dispute that urbanization contributes to enhanced municipal solid waste generation; unscientific handling of municipal ..... data, write ups and disclosures proving the tenderer s expertise, experiences and responsiveness to the nit. the eligibility criteria is based on track record of good performance, responsiveness for swm tender obligations and free of backouts/defaults during last 3 years , for which details have to be furnished by the participants ..... defects or even at times in redoing the entire work - thus involving larger outlays or public money and delaying the availability of services, facilities or goods, e.g. a delay in commissioning a power project, as in the present case, could lead to power shortages, retardation of industrial development, hardship .....
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..... during the project shall be dealt in accordance with hazardous and other wastes (management and transboundary movement) rules, 2016 and handling, storing, recycling, transporting, disposal shall be in accordance with the orders/approvals from dpcc. (xv) emissions it is expected that fugitive emissions from handling, loading, unloading ..... collection and disposing of material through different vehicles. it makes entry/exit points for vehicles, required barricading, traffic diversion and site layout. a good management plan minimizes impact of vehicle movement at site and on public roads. redevelopment of central vista consists of temporary relocation, demolition & construction ..... exercise of keen legislative oversight over the executive agencies thereby ensuring integrity of the collective rule. this concern can be however addressed by adopting good governance principles, or by way of legislative mandate in the enacted statutes, rules and regulations. in fact, we have several legislations which .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : US Supreme Court
..... agency lacked tty service 00521 government agencies lacked staff to assist people with head injuries 00522 inaccessible public transportation 00523 inaccessible public transportation 00524 inaccessible public transportation; inaccessible public buildings 00528 limited access at new county courthouse, library, and city hall 00531 school district ..... provide interpretive services 00573 inaccessible polling place 00574 inaccessible public schools prevented attendance at pta meetings 00575 inaccessible public transportation 00576 inaccessible public transportation 00578 lack of curb cuts and ramps for wheelchairs 00579 most state housing agencies lacked telecommunications devices or ..... mobility impairment in special education classes 00149 public schools failed to provide interpretive services for deaf people 00150 inaccessible public transportation 00153 person with disability forced to resign employment because of architectural barriers 00154 public school held meetings and conferences at .....
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..... that arising out of fuel costs alone. it was further submitted that only fuel cost had to be considered and no other charges other than transportation can be included. the fsa formula in regulation 45b provides for element other than variable cost of all purchases even beyond variation of fuel ..... generation, transmission, distribution and supply of electricity are conducted on commercial principles; (c) the factors which would encourage competition, efficiency, economical use of the resources, good performance and optimum investments; (d) safeguarding of consumers interest and at the same time, recovery of the cost of electricity in a reasonable manner; (e) ..... 1948 read with sections 57 and 57- a of the said act; (b) the factors which would encourage efficiency, economic use of the resources, good performance, optimum investments performance of licence conditions and other matters which the commission considers appropriate keeping in view the salient objects and purposes of the provisions of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
..... in pecuniary heads i.e. the loss of future earning, medical expenses including future medical expenses, attendant charges and also in the head of transportation including future transportation. in the non-pecuniary heads, the compensation can be computed for the mental and physical pain and sufferings in the present and in future, loss ..... however, he was discharged from service on 31.05.2016. he claimed, in addition, a host of allowances (dearness allowance, family assistance, house rent allowance, good conduct allowance, etc.). no doubt these factors have to be considered when loss of earnings or income is to be calculated. however, all allowances cannot be ..... 1. short title, extent, commencement and applications: (4) save as otherwise expressly provided by the central government by notifications, this act shall apply to all goods and services.50. earlier, keeping in line with the reasoning that furthered the objectives of the cpa1986 spelt out in v.p. shantha, this court had rejected .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Singapore Supreme Court
..... necessary, therefore, to bear in mind that this infinitesimal risk of catastrophic harm arose in the course of the defendants' operating and regulating a public good - namely, public transport - which carries very high social utility for a broad spectrum of society. an injury rate of 1 per 119.90m passenger trips (the equivalent ..... this particular mrt train entered the station was a reasonable speed considering the improbability of track intrusions balanced against having a mass rapid system capable of transporting the public efficiently. crowd control at amk station 134. a similar answer applies to the plaintiff's contention that the defendants failed to provide ..... particular point was also noted during a parliamentary debate in september 2009, where the issue of accidents at mrt stations was considered. the then minister for transport, mrs lim hwee hua, addressed a suggestion that half-height railings be erected at station platforms. she stated that the lta's preliminary risk assessment .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Sri Lanka Supreme Court
..... addressed to the petitioner-respondent timberlake international pvt ltd., (hereinafter referred to as timberlake ipltd?) intimating to the latter that the issue of permits for the transport of pine timber is suspended until further instructions are received from the 3rd respondent-petitioner, the divisional forest officer, kandy. by the said interim order, the ..... law that any person invoking the discretionary jurisdiction of the court of appeal for obtaining prerogative relief, has a duty to show uberrima fides or ultimate good faith, and disclose all material facts to this court to enable it to arrive at a correct adjudication on the issues arising upon this application. as ..... for the private exploitation of provincially-owned natural resources; and a province may charge for the sales of books, liquor, electricity, rail travel or other goods or services which it supplies in a commercial way.? though the provincial context of the above quoted dicta may not fit the sri lankan scenario, they .....
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..... for installation and though they were taken to the sites at the respective zones, they could not be installed and were lying stranded causing monetary loss on account of transportation, manual labour etc. and non-installation of contract objects resulted in dsl not getting benefit of lease rentals. 16) interestingly, before the division bench, the appellant ..... for the pecuniary loss which naturally flows from the breach. therefore, the principle is that as far as possible the injured party should be placed in as good a situation as if the contract had been performed. in other words, it is to provide compensation for pecuniary loss which naturally flows from the breach. the ..... has observed that innocent party who has proved the breach of contract to supply what he had contracted to get, such a party should be placed in as good a situation as if the contract had been performed and, therefore, damages which the claimants/dsl were entitled to have to be determined on the said principle. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : US Supreme Court
..... s. c. 1362(12), (14). moreover, permits are not required for discharges from point sources engaged in, among other things, normal farming activities; maintenance of transportation structures; and construction of irrigation ditches, farm roads, forest roads, and temporary mining roads. 1344(f). footnote 8 rather than defending its own antagonism to environmentalism, ..... (other than those waters which are presently used, or are susceptible to use in their natural condition or by reasonable improvement as a means to transport interstate or foreign commerce shoreward to their ordinary high water mark, including all waters which are subject to the ebb and flow of the tide ..... waters other than those waters which are presently used, or are susceptible to use in their natural condition or by reasonable improvement as a means to transport interstate or foreign commerce including wetlands adjacent thereto. 1344(g)(1) (emphasis added). this provision shows that the act s term navigable waters includes .....
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