Court : Supreme Court of India
..... expert teams are unanimous in their opinion of the safety and security of the kknpp both to life and property of the people and the environment which includes marine life. court has to respect national nuclear policy of the country reflected in the atomic energy act and the same has to be given effect to for the ..... 99. facts presented indicate that there is no population in the exclusion zone of kknpp. exclusion zone is under the exclusive control of the plant operator npcil, guarded by cisf, where no public habitation is permitted. the property wall at a distance of 2 km from the reactor buildings existing at kknpp, which encloses the ..... level officials who would manage a radiation emergency as well as the first responders, needs special emphasis. this would also include rsos, civil defence personnel and home guards, police and fire and emergency services personnel and medical professionals. the guidelines also highlight the necessity of a proper network of roads and transport system. an .....
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..... 6. contempt of court, 7. defamation, 8. incitement to an offense. uk article 10(1) of the article 10(2) of the 1. national security, human rights act, human rights act, 2. territorial integrity 1998 1998 or public safety, 3. for the prevention of disorder or crime, for the protection of health or morals, 4. for ..... : not expressly contains speak about mandatory 1. rights of freedom of limitations on reputation of expression. freedom of others, however, the high expression, and 2. national security, court has held requires countries, 3. public order, that an implied subject to 4. public health, or freedom of political reservation/declar 5. public morality ..... wherein it was observed as follows: 251. constitutions address the rise of the new political hegemon that they create by providing for a means by which to guard against its capacity for invading the liberties available and guaranteed to all civilized peoples. under our constitutional scheme, these means - declared to be fundamental rights .....
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..... publique et parapublique du qu be,78 relies on vaid (supra) and adopts the test of necessity in similar terms. in that case, security guards who were employed by the national assembly of qu bec were dismissed from service by the president of the assembly. the dismissal was assailed before the labour arbitrator. this was objected ..... law which makes the offence of corruption applicable to all. this led to a sequence of events which ultimately culminated in the enactment of the bribery act 2010. the act covers instances where members of parliament engage in corruption.138. while efforts were being made by lawmakers, the courts in uk continued answering questions on ..... was set up in 1924 within a few years of the introduction of the government of india act 1919. the committee was tasked with enquiring into the difficulties or defects in the 1919 act and exploring remedies for securing them. the reforms committee of 1924 made reference to the privileges of indian legislative bodies and opined .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : House of Lords
..... ac 153, 193, para 54: "if there is a danger of torture, the government must find some other way of dealing with a threat to national security". that is what part 4 of the 2001 act was intended to do. 206. in summary, the reach of the legislation, in relation to al qa'ida and its satellite organisations, was established and ..... a terrorist threat to this country and i do not doubt that great vigilance is necessary, not only on the part of the security forces but also on the part of individual members of the public, to guard against terrorist attacks. but i do have very great doubt whether the "public emergency" is one that justifies the description of " ..... aftermath of the attacks on targets in the united states of america on 11 september 2001 her majesty's government had to consider what steps they should take to guard against the risk of similar attacks in this country. in particular, they had to consider what should be done about suspected international terrorists living here who might be .....
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..... 6) impact likely to be caused at/after declaration of final order, 7) point of security and safety of concerns attending during course of proceeding within or even outside precincts of court and point of law and order within the city/state/nation, 8) large number of 123 accused about whom judgment was to be declared, 9) ..... , dubai and pakistan, during the period between december, 1992 and april, 1993, having conspired advocated, abetted, advised and knowingly facilitated the commission of terrorist acts and acts preparatory to terrorist acts i.e. serial bomb blast in bombay and its suburbs on 12.03.1993 by: (i) arranging finance and managing the disbursement by generating the same ..... and reasons of the said amendment to understand that the underlying purpose of introducing section 120-a was to make a mere agreement to do an illegal act or an act which is not illegal by illegal means, punishable. objects and reasons are as follows: the sections of the indian penal code which deal directly with .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
..... rape and murder was committed on a helpless and defenceless school-going girl of 18 years. if the security guards behave in this manner who will guard the guards?. the faith of the society by such a barbaric act of the guard, gets totally shaken and its cry for justice becomes loud and clear. the offence was not only ..... proved beyond reasonable doubt, seeks confirmation of death penalty as the unprecedented brutality with which the crime was committed by the convicts, has shocked not only the nation but even the international community. mr.a.p.singh, advocate representing convicts akshay & vinay sharma and mr.m.l.sharma, advocate representing convicts pawan kumar ..... section 228-a of the indian penal code, 1860 death sentence reference no.6/2013, makes disclosure of identity of the victim of certain offences punishable. national and international community are more familiar with the identity of the victim being described as nirbhaya . to respect the anonymity of the victim which is also the .....
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..... insc99217 2014 (11) scc224218 section 3(j), scheduled castes and scheduled tribes (prevention of atrocities) act 1989 78 part xii130the court showed a deep concern about non-implementation of the poa act in national campaign on dalit human rights v. union of india.219 it remarked that there has been a ..... a) civil prisoners; (b) under- trials; (c) female prisoners; (d) convicted prisoners; (e) young offenders; (f) first offenders; (g) habitual offenders; (h) high security prisoners; (i) detenue; (j) geriatric and infirmed prisoners;(k) transgender prisoners; (l) psychiatric prisoners;(m) higher division prisoners; and(n) political prisoners (4) there shall be a ..... is evident from the constituent assembly debates. however, the prison rules, by exploiting the labour of the oppressed castes, perpetuate the same injustice to guard against which article 23 was inserted into the constitution. assigning labour based on caste background strips individuals of their liberty to engage in meaningful work .....
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..... category of internal or external aggression or disturbance and thereby casting a duty on the centre as prescribed under article 355 of the constitution to act in the interest of the nation as a whole and also ensure that the government of every state is carried in accordance with the provisions of the constitution. such situation ..... a superior judge; and it was also necessary to eliminate political influence even at the stage of the initial appointment of a judge, since the provisions for securing his independence after appointment were alone not sufficient for an independent judiciary. at the same time, the phraseology used indicated that giving absolute discretion or the ..... is confirmed by the high court. under chapter xxviii of the code, even while exercising the process of confirmation by the high court, very many other safe guards such as, further enquiries, letting in additional evidence, ordering a new trial on the same or amended charge or amend the conviction or convict the accused .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
..... . we feel that this submission cannot be accepted for more than one reason. section 11-a, confers a jurisdiction on the labour court, tribunal or national tribunal to act in a particular manner which jurisdiction it did not have prior to the coming into force of section 11-a. this is the reason why this court ..... requesting party may from time to time reasonably require (before or after completion) in order to give full effect to this agreement and the transaction documents and to secure to the requesting party the full benefit of the rights, powers and remedies conferred upon the requesting party in this agreement and the transaction documents. ....... 27. ..... to posit a transaction / agreement. 162. clause 13 provided for what was to be done qua the gspl transfer agreement following completion. it provided for various safe-guards to be procured by the purchaser until such time as the call centre disposal and all matters contemplated by gspl transfer agreement shall have been completed. it is, .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : European Court of Human Rights
..... the building with a considerable number of demonstrators involved in the action of the national bolsheviks party, and that the group bypassed identity and security checks, pushed aside the guard who had attempted to stop them, did not comply with the guards lawful demands to leave the premises, took over office no. 14 on the ..... conduct could be covered by the guarantees set out in articles 10 and 11, it found that by imposing a criminal fine on the participants the national authorities had acted within their margin of appreciation (see drieman and others, cited above). 84. further, in the case of lucas v. the united kingdom the ..... performing their service duties, namely ... reception of members of the public and examination of applications from citizens of the russian federation... while performing the above disorderly acts [the defendants] ... destroyed and damaged property in the offices of the reception area of the presidents administration building...? 29. in respect of the applicant, the .....
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