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Salman Salim Khan Vs. The State of Maharashtra (Through: Bandra Police ...

Court : Mumbai

..... in order to substantiate what has been seen by said pw-12 and what is to be implied from his evidence as suggested by the prosecution. again admittedly this security guard or anybody from that cabin is not examined. a passing reference is also required to be made so far as this witness is concerned as to whether he ..... the m.m. court the then latest address at mumbai and also the permanent address at u.k. was given by kamal khan. admittedly, kamal khan was british national, even at the time of incident of 2002 and his permanent residence was at u.k. at least by these applications the latest address was known to the prosecution. ..... was not available for cross-examination before the sessions court. his evidence recorded before the metropolitan magistrate was accepted as a substantive evidence under section 33 of the evidence act. 28. in order to appreciate the broad submissions on behalf of the defence, the effect of the prosecution evidence is required to be summarized. broadly, the following .....

Gyanchand Verma Vs. Sudhakar B. Pujari and ors.

Court : Mumbai

..... these shall only be such as are provided by law and are necessary;(a) for respect of the rights or reputations of others;(b) for the protection of national security or of public order (ordre public), or of public health or morals."it is thus amply clear that one is entitled to have and preserve, one's reputation ..... manner to connect every link in the chain of prosecution case while collecting the complete evidence except to the extent expressly prohibited by the code or the evidence act or the constitution of india. in view of the arduous task involved in the investigation, the investigating officer has been given full liberty to collect the necessary ..... under section 164 of the code or to conduct identification parade of the accused or the articles of crime or recording dying declaration under section 32 of evidence act.15. the focal point of discussion from the above backdrop is as to whether the charge sheets including supplementary police reports are vitiated by the alleged mala fides .....

Vile Parle Kelvani Mandal and Others Vs. Municipal Corporation of Grea ...

Court : Mumbai

..... the hawkers are contending that they have obtained permissions from the municipal corporation to carry out their business on the footpath. on 13th december, 2010 the security guard agency employed by the first petitioner informed that on the very day, a stall was constructed on the footpath and about 5 shops have come up on ..... (protection of livelihood and regulation of street vending) bill, 2012 and observed that until the said bill becomes law, it will be appropriate to direct that the national policy on urban street vendors, 2009 (for short the policy of 2009 ?) shall be implemented throughout the country. in paragraph 16 of the said judgment and ..... judgment and order shall remain operative only till the appropriate legislation is enacted by the competent legislature and is brought into force. accordingly, the street vendors act has been brought into force with effect from 1st may, 2014. therefore, the directions issued under the order dated 9th september, 2013 including the directions .....

Ashok Gangadhar Shedge and Others Vs. Ramesh Gangadhar Shedge, Since D ...

Court : Mumbai

..... 2008 and which had progressed far into the rights created in favour of respondent no.2-bank under securitization and reconstruction of financial assets and enforcement of security interest act,2002. the division bench held that the appellants were not entitled to any ad-interim relief and accordingly refused the same. mr anturkar submitted that the ..... which he was a director. since the loan was not repaid, notice under section 13(2) of secularization and reconstruction of financial assets and enforcement of security interest act, 2002 was issued. this was followed by a fresh notice issued by respondent 2 bank. respondent no.1 challenged the same by approaching the drt and the ..... vs. radhakishan and others (air 1979 sc 289) (iii) dilawarbalu khurana vs. state of maharashtra (2002) 2 scc 135), and (iv) union of india vs. national federation of the blind (2013) 10 scc 772) has laid down that the marginal note cannot be taken into consideration for the purpose of interpretation. in any case, even .....

Tan Bug Taim Vs. Collector of Bombay

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1946Bom216; (1945)47BOMLR1010

..... in fee simple. the commonwealth can, at will, give up possession at any time. the rights of the commonwealth, by reason of the terms of the national security act, section 19, cannot last for longer than the war and six months afterwards. in my opinion the commonwealth is unable to alienate these rights so as ..... the taking possession of land under the regulations does not amount to the acquisition of land. the national security act is based upon the same assumption. section 5 of that act provides that 'the governor general may make regulations for securing the public safety arid the defence of the commonwealth and the territories of the commonwealth, and in ..... the exclusive possession of property constituted an acquisition of property within the meaning of section 51 (xxxi) of the constitution, and whether reg. 60h of the national security (general) regulations did not provide just terms within the meaning of section 51(xxxi) of the constitution in respect of such a taking of possession by .....

Shah Faruq Shabir and Others Vs. Govindrao Ramu Vasave and Others

Court : Mumbai Aurangabad

..... parties and not merely merger at municipal level. it is contended that merger of municipal parties, without there being any merger at national level or original political parties, is unknown to the disqualification act. reliance is placed on the judgment in the matter of kedar shashikant deshpande and others vs. bhor municipal council and others, ..... nutshell, thus: 40. elections were held to the uttar pradesh vidhan sabha (legislative assembly) in the year 1996 resulting in hung assembly, as no political party secured absolute majority. the appellant, with the support of mlas belonging to bhartiya janata party, became the chief minister of the state. however, she demitted the office ..... the committees. these words in the second proviso leave no room for doubt that it is only for the limited purpose of enabling such aghadi to secure proper representation on various categories of committees specified in section 63. the formation of aghadi or group in terms of section 63(2b) is totally irrelevant .....

Mina Srinivasan Krishnan and Another Vs. Arun Bhaskar Adarkar

Court : Mumbai

..... to the existing rent control laws for creating and enabling involvement in housing activity and for guaranteeing access to shelter for the poor. the national housing policy further recognised the important role of rent housing in urban areas in different income groups and low-in-come households in particular ..... both houses of parliament. 4. the model rent control legislation formulated by the central government envisages primarily,- (a) limiting the jurisdiction of the rent control act to large cities; (b) exemption for 15 years to new constructions and substantially renovated houses; (c) exemption of residential and nonresidential premises carrying more ..... legislation in tune with the changed circumstances now, had been engaging the attention of the government. government had, therefore, initially appointed the rent act enquiry committee generally to study and examine and to make recommendations to government with respect to unified legislation if considered desirable and feasible or .....

State Bank of India and Others Vs. State of Maharashtra, through the S ...

Court : Mumbai

..... promotion of welfare of the people. (1) the state shall strive to promote the welfare of the people by securing and protecting as effectively as it may a social, economic and political, shall inform all the institutions of the national life. (2) the state shall, in particular strive to minimise the inequalities in income, and endeavour to eliminate ..... enacted to arm a litigant with a weapon of technicality to meet the case of his opponent. the stringent provisions of the act are conceived in the interest of the revenue. once that object is secured according to law, the party staking his claim on the instrument will not be defeated on the ground of the initial defect ..... to impound on or before 30th september, 2013 such instrument which are executed prior to the commencement of the date of maharashtra tax law (levy and amendment) act 2013 (maharashtra act viii of 2013) in which proper stamp duty is not paid and to forward it to the collector for recovery and on failure to do so, the .....

State of Maharashtra Vs. Kusum Charudutt Bharma Upadhye

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1981)83BOMLR75; 1981MhLJ93

..... divine lord, jesus christ, who sustained our fathers through centuries of trial,gratefully remembering their heroic and unremitting struggle to regain the rightful independence of our nation,and seeking to promote the common good, with due observance of prudence, justice and charity, so that the dignity and freedom of the individual may be ..... our constitution, as originally enacted, provided as follows:we, the people of india, having solemnly resolved to constitute india into a sovereign democratic republic and to secure to all its citizens;justice, social, economic and political;liberty of thought, expression, belief, faith and worship;equality of status and of opportunity; and to ..... became vested in the british crown, and india was thenceforth to be governed by and in the name of the queen of england. by this act all existing acts and provisions concerning india and all existing orders, regulations and directions by the court of directors or the commissioners for the affairs of india were .....

The State of Maharashtra Vs. Jagan Gagansingh Nepali.

Court : Mumbai

..... such a danger is not hypothetical but real in view of serious allegations supported by statistics of the misuse of provisions of the tada act and the concern to this effect voiced even by the national human rights commission. 16. it is the duty of courts to accept a construction which promotes the object of the legislation and also ..... any property of the company during the course of his employment, to which he is not entitled. normally, it is only the present officers and employees who can secure possession of any property of a company. it is also possible for such an officer or employee after termination of his employment to wrongfully take away possession of any ..... available, it will not be permissible to invoke the provisions of mcoca. 39. apart from that it can be seen that there is inbuilt safe-guard in section 23 of the said act, in as much as no information of the commission of the offence of the organised crime shall be recorded by the police officer without prior permission .....