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Raghuraj Pratap Singh Vs. State of M.P.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2006(1)MPHT222

..... offences under pota are more complex that that of ordinary offences. usually the over and covert acts of terrorism are executed in a chillingly efficient manner as a result of high conspiracy, which is invariably linked with anti-national elements both inside and outside the country. so an expanded period of detention is required to ..... of the offence; the character of the evidence; circumstances which are peculiar to the accused; a reasonable possibility of the presence of the accused not being secured at the trial; reasonable apprehension of witnesses being tampered with; the larger interest of the public or the state and other similar factors which may be ..... and scanty though charge has been framed. the learned counsel further submitted that there can be no apprehension that the presence of the accused would not be secured at the trial.30. countering the aforesaid facets submitted by mr. surendra singh, learned senior counsel and mr. t.s. ruprah, learned additional advocate general .....

Sudha Gupta Vs. State of M.P. and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1999(2)MPLJ259

..... was shifted to j. a. group of hospital. at the j. a. hospital the deceased was treated by the doctors and on receiving information from the security guard accompanying the deceased another warder was sent to j. a. hospital, who took the prescription from the doctor and brought the medicines from the market which were ..... excise allahabad and ors., air 1979 all. 128, decided by a division bench; in spite of the explanation inserted in section 141 by the civil procedure code (amendment) act, 1976, the salutary principles enshrined in the civil procedure code governing the trial of civil suits may be applied to the proceedings excepting the cases of habeas corpus petitions ..... not be controlled despite the requisite treatment.52. it may be noticed that the provisions contained in the prisons act 1894 read with the provisions contained in the madhya pradesh prison rules 1968 amply secure the supply of the food, clothes and bedding to civil convicts and criminal prisoners as well as providing of .....

Smt. Anjali Lahiri Hariya Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2002(79)ECC518; 2001(4)MPHT101; 2001(3)MPLJ218

..... the supreme court in the cases quoted above the conduct and behaviour of detenu will have to be given its effect, in view of the larger interest of the nation and national security.34. thus, the result would be the dismissal of the petition but keeping in view the fact that detenu happens to be in detention, no order as to ..... have been furnished to the detenu, it will have to be judged whether there a show made or whether a real prejudice is caused to thedetenu in getting a safe guard guaranteed by art. 22(5) of the constitution or whether real justice has been done by passing a good order.24. the court has to consider whether the ..... empowered for the purpose of this section by that government may, if satisfied, with respect to any person (including a foreigner), that, with a view to preventing him from acting in any manner prejudicial to the conservation or augmentation of foreign exchange or with a view to preventing him from-(i) smuggling goods, or (ii) abetting the smuggling of goods .....

Laxminarayan Vs. Shivlal Gujar and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR2003MP49; [2004(1)JCR203(MP)]; 2002(4)MPHT463

..... padmini chandrashekharan (dead) by l.rs., air 1996 sc 238. in the aforesaid decision their lordships were considering the operational sphere of benami transactions (prohibition) act, 1988 (act 45 of 1988) and posed the question whether pending proceeding at various stages in the hierarchy can get encompassed by the sweep of section 4(1) of ..... stretching, in our considered opinion, is unnecessary unwarranted. the reasoning that when the pending appeals have not been saved under section 16 of the amending act is totally inconsequential because of non-saving of the same does not by necessary corollary nullify the right of hearing of the pending appeals preferred before the ..... appearing as amicus curiae is that section 100a of the code is decisively and unalloyedly prospective. it is their submission that section 16 of the amending act which relates to repeal and savings need not be adverted to as the relevant provision is unequivocal, categorical, unambiguous and does not admit of any other .....

Smt. Sudha Gupta and ors. Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1999CriLJ1742

..... was shifted to j. a. group of hospital. at the j. a. hospital the deceased was treated by the doctors and on receiving information from the security guard accompanying the deceased another warder was sent to j. a. hospital, who took the prescription from the doctor and brought the medicines from the market which ..... collector central excise, allahabad air 1979 all 128, decided by a division bench; in spite of the explanation inserted in section 141 by the civil procedure code (amendment) act, 1976, the salutary principles enshrined in the civil procedure code governing the trial of civil suits may be applied to the proceedings excepting the cases of habeas corpus petitions ..... not be controlled despite the requisite treatment.52. it may be noticed that the provisions contained in the prisons act 1894 read with the provision's contained in the madhya pradesh prison rules 1968 amply secure the supply of the food, clothes and bedding to civil convicts and criminal prisoners as well as providing .....

A.K. Harida Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1988CriLJ597

..... subject to army act are not citizens of india. it is one of the cardinal features of our constitution that a person by enlisting in or entering armed forces does not cease to be a citizen so as to wholly deprive him of his rights under the constitution. in the larger interest of national security and military ..... discipline parliament in its wisdom may restrict or abrogate such rights in their application to the armed forces but this process should not be carried so far as to create a class of citizens not entitled to the benefits of the liberal spirit of the constitution. persons subject to army act are ..... prosecute the officer in criminal court, but here there was no application of mind, before ordering gcm. the petitioner, therefore, prayed that section 84 of the act be declared unconstitutional, the petitioner should not be tried before gcm and to quash the adverse confidential report against the petitioner.4. the respondents by their preliminary objection .....

Hindustan Steel Works Construction Ltd. Vs. State Industrial Court and ...

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : (1996)IILLJ1181MP; 1996(0)MPLJ835

..... iii) and wages payable for the period of leave: (iv) any compensation payable for lay-off or retrenchment: (v) any contribution by the employer to any social security scheme, pension or provident fund: (vi) any gratuity payable on discharge: (vii) any travelling allowance or value of any travelling concession: (viii) any sum paid or ..... court or supreme court, as the case may be. this interpretation subserves the object and intention of the legislature substituting section 65(3) of the act vide act no. 13 of 1986. it is well settled rule of interpretation that the court always lean towards a construction which would help to the true ..... under section 17b, if ultimately the employer succeeds in the litigation. the court referring to the provisions of section 10a of the industrial employment (standing orders) act, 1946, which deals with payment of subsistence allowance, observed that the amount paid as subsistence allowance, is neither recoverable nor refundable irrespective of the result of .....

Bank of India Officers Assn. and ors. Vs. Bank of India and anr.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : (1979)IILLJ401MP; 1979MPLJ561

..... service regulations. in p. balakotaiah v. union of india : [1958]1scr1052 , the appellants' services were terminated under rule of the railway services (safeguarding of national security) rules, 1949, on the ground that they were engaged in subversive activities. one of the points raised by the appellants was that the order of termination ..... we then come to the discipline and appeal regulations. regulation 4 of these regulations provides that penalties mentioned therein may be imposed on an officer-employee for acts of misconduct or for any other good and sufficient reasons. the regulation specifies four minor penalties, viz. (1) censure ; (ii) withholding of increments ..... staff', the expression is defined by regulation 2(b) to mean 'the persons covered by 'award' as defined in the industrial disputes (banking companies) decision act, 1955.' the award staff stands as a category of its own. the exclusion of the five categories under regulation 1(3) rests upon a reasonable classification. .....

State Pf M.P.and ors. Vs. Mohan Sugar Mills and ors

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... nath gorai and another v. sudhir chandra f.a. no.112/1991 25 ghosh and others, air 196.sc 130.(para-8), auto trade and transport corporation v. national insurance company ltd., 1997 (2) mplj 67 and lucky forwarding agency v. smt. binder devi and others, air 200.mp 261.learned senior counsel submits that the ..... documents are the notification of the government of central provinces revenue department dated 11.12.1947 exempting the suit land from the provision of section 41 of the act of 1920 to establish the sugar factory (ex.d-2) and sanction of the then government of the central provinces and barar, commerce and industries department ..... :11. 03.1976) appellants:1. state of madhya pradesh through defendant no.4 the collector, hoshangabad. defendant no.1 2. competent authority, m.p. ceiling agricultural holdings act, harda. versus respondents 1 mohan sugar mills limited plaintiff no.1 registered office, harda. plaintiff no.2 2. the central trading company private ltd., registered office, harda. .....

National Insurance Company Ltd. Vs. Kansram and ors.,

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 2000ACJ405; [2000]101CompCas451(MP); 2000(2)MPLJ506

..... . thus, this provision puts beyond doubt removing these two objections and making an exception to the general law of contracts. now, the question is whether such rights secured to the third party by insuring the vehicle can be defeated by transferring the vehicle during the period when the policyis in force. it is significant to note that ..... of any intimation to the insurance company and the consequent non-transfer of policy, as envisaged under section 103a of the act, the policy relating to the vehicle lapses and as a logical corollary the insurer gets absolved from indemnifying the owner in respect of a third party ?'3. ..... view that not withstanding non-transfer of certificate of insurance the liability qua third party subsists in view of the provisions engrafted under sections 94 and 95 of the act. in this factual backdrop two sets of references have been placed before us.2. the core question that requires to be answered is--'whether in the absence .....