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Dec 02 2019 (HC)

Rahul Dev Mandal @ Rahul vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... as contention of the learned counsel for the appellant regarding absence of corroboration in terms of mlc or fsl examination report is concerned, it is noted that the child victim while giving history of incident at the time of recording of her mlc, stated that she had changed her clothes, took a bath as well as passed stools since the last episode of sexual intercourse which had occurred two days prior. ..... all her statements made either during the time of investigation or before the court, the child victim had stated that the appellant had sexual relations with her during the time she remained with him. ..... well as while giving history of assault given at the time of recording of her mlc, the child victim had stated that sexual relations were established between her and the appellant albeit on the basis of her consent. ..... once we put the things in right perspective in the manner stated above, we have to treat it as a case where the appellant has committed rape of a minor girl which is regarded as a heinous ..... radhika kolluru, learned app for the state and i have also gone through the records of the ..... , where it has been stated that the sexual relations of the child victim with the appellant were made with her consent and it was stated by the child victim that she also married the ..... , the appellant could not be traced and later came to be arrested on 15.01.2014 from his native village. ..... in this regard is made to the decision of the supreme court rendered in the state of himachal pradesh vs. .....

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Feb 12 1987 (TRI)

Hindustan Platinum P. Ltd. Vs. Collector of Central Excise

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (1987)(12)ECC110

..... "silver" is defined as white metal element that is sonorous ductile very malleable capable of high degree of polish and chiefly univalent in compounds that has the highest thermal and electric conductivity of any substance that is found native and also compound as in stephanite, argentine, proustite, pyrargyrite, that is obtained as the main product arid as a by-product in copper and lead smelting that is one of the noble metal in view of its resistance to oxidation or corrosion except tarnishing ..... 1980 elt 249 where the bombay high court has stated that the substances or manufactured articles, are to be classified according to the general and commercial usage, and known denominations of such articles. ..... jain, sdr stated that the tariff item referred to "silver" and not to "articles of silver". ..... the appellants state that the tariff item "silver" will include silver in all forms including articles.5. .....

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Feb 07 2008 (HC)

Rudra Pratap Singh Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 148(2008)DLT757; 2008(101)DRJ568

..... laws that provide for preventive detention posit that an individual's conduct prejudicial to the maintenance of public order or to the security of state or corroding financial base provides grounds for satisfaction for a reasonable prognostication of possible future manifestations of similar propensities on the part of ..... in the present case, except stating that the documents were not supplied before the meeting of the advisory board, there is no pleading that it had resulted in the impairment of his right nor could counsel for the petitioners ..... the detention order was dated 21.8.1989, received by the superintendent of police on 1.9.1989 who further dispatched it to the circle inspector, thrissur, who thrice reported that the detenu was not available in his native place. ..... state of west bengal : 1975crilj12 it has been observed that the detaining authority is obliged 'to place all relevant facts before the court and if there is any delay in arresting the detenu pursuant to the order of detention which is prima facie unreasonable, the state must give reasons explaining ..... state of maharashtra : 1982crilj150 the apex court has clarified that the constitution of india does not empower the writ court or even the supreme court to function as an appellate forum on the merits of ..... state of kerala : 1990crilj578 the supreme court opined that 'when there is unsatisfactory and unexplained delay between the date of detention and the date of securing arrest of the detenu such a delay would throw .....

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Jul 03 2006 (HC)

i.T.C. Limited Vs. Pradeep Anand and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2006(3)ARBLR67(Delhi)

..... the face of the award means that you can find in the award or a document actually incorporated thereto, as, for instance, a note appended by the arbitrator stating the reasons for his judgment, some legal proposition which is the basis of the award and which you can then say is erroneous (see lord dunedin in champsey ..... it is undoubtedly true that in the letter dated march 29, 1976 by which the respondent agreed to refer the dispute to the arbitrator, it was in terms stated that the reference is being made without prejudice to the position of the respondent as adopted in the letter meaning thereby without prejudice to its rights to contend that the ..... (1) if the central government is of opinion that it is necessary to prevent undesirable speculation in specified securities in any state or area, it may, by notification in the official gazette, declare that no person in the state or area specified in the notification shall, save with the permission of the central government, enter into contract for the sale or purchase of any security specified in the notification ..... but when it came to a tribunal not endowed with the judicial power of the state but by conferment by the parties to the dispute or which acquires jurisdiction by a submission of the parties to the dispute to invite the decision by the forum of their choice and to be bound by it a question ..... as an alternative to court proceedings, arbitration native to court proceedings, arbitration as a method of resolving disputes by .....

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May 02 2016 (HC)

Phool Chand Vs. State

Court : Delhi

..... contention of learned counsel for the appellant that phool chand was not available at the time of recoveries made from the jhuggi of ram prasad for the reason ram prasad, pw-6 stated that the police visited his jhuggi two three days after september 10, 1996 whereas phool chand was arrested on september 18, 1996 deserves to be rejected. ..... nalini bajaj and pw-4 mr.rakesh bajaj also did not support the prosecution case of having identified prem as the domestic servant who had been employed by the deceased on the evening of september 10, 1996 though they stated that they knew prem as he had been working at the house of rakesh bajaj s father five-six years ago. 8. ..... as per the post-mortem report, the deceased died around 11.45 pm on september 10, 1996 however, the alleged stolen articles were stated to be deposited with ram prasad, pw-6 at 8.00 pm on september 10, 1996 which creates a serious dent in the theory propounded by ..... the fact that phool chand was also known as prem is deposed by rakesh bajaj, pw-4 who stated that he knew the appellant as prem and he had worked in the house of his father five-six years ago ..... though the investigating agency had attempted to explain the delay by stating that the inquest proceedings were pending, thus registration of fir was deferred however, the death report itself shows presence of scratch marks on the neck besides other injuries on the body of the ..... , pw-6 deposed that he knew appellant phool chand @ prem as he belongs to his wife s native place. .....

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Jan 07 2019 (HC)

Abdul Rehman @ Ghoshu vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... feeling aggrieved by the judgment returning the finding of guilty and convicting him and the order on sentence meting out the punishment as stated above, the present appeal has been filed, the prime submission of the appellant being that he has been falsely implicated, there being no role on his part in inflicting any injuries to ..... account of which savera had left the company of the appellant 10-15 days prior to the incident, she having gone to her native place in bindapura, west bengal where most of her parental family would live. ..... the learned counsel for the appellant and additional public prosecutor for the state have been heard at length and with their assistance the trial court ..... attribute it to be police proceedings drawn at the residence of pw-10 while pw-15 would state such proceedings took place at the scene inasmuch as both are located close-by.28. ..... during the interregnum, however, the trousers (ex.p1) of the victim which statedly had been removed from his person on account of it having been covered in bloodstains, were handed over to pw-15 by siraj (pw-10), the brother of the victim on 22.12.2014, the seizure memo (ex.pw-4/b) in this regard being ..... used the expression chaku lag gaya , while pw-9 would state that he had heard the words chaku maar diya . ..... pw-3 has deposed at the trial affirming the facts as stated in his original statement to the police, though recorded after he had been discharged from the hospital, it coinciding fully and substantially with the original .....

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Feb 05 2019 (HC)

M/S Popular Steel vs.raj Kumar

Court : Delhi

..... secondly, the learned labour court has without any basis, discarded the testimony of the handwriting expert, who had given a specific report clearly stating that raj kumar s disputed signatures as appearing on the letter of appointment, were matching with his admitted signatures on the affidavit filed by him ..... his tenure with the petitioner, he performed his duties with utmost diligence and honesty till 15.07.2007, when he was not allowed to re-join his duties upon returning from his native village after attending to his ailing father, and was instead illegally terminated by the petitioner without assigning any reasons. ..... even though raj kumar admittedly did not file any document other than an insured person card issued by the employees state insurance corporation (hereinafter referred to as esic ) to show the nature of his appointment, the petitioner had filed a copy of his appointment letter dated 01.01.2002 showing that he was only appointed as an ..... raj kumar s disputed signatures on his appointment letters dated 04.01.2001 and 01.01.2002 as also on the full and final receipt dated 08.04.2006 stated to have been executed by him, with his admitted signatures in the affidavit filed before the learned labour court. ..... by drawing my attention to paragraph 11 of the aforesaid decision, he submits that the supreme court has categorically stated that there is no rule of law stipulating that the opinion of a handwriting expert can never be relied upon, unless the same is substantially .....

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Feb 15 2011 (HC)

Hargovind Singh Vs. Central Industrial Security Force

Court : Delhi

..... as per the counter affidavit filed, 3rd financial upgradation benefit has been granted to petitioner with effect from 1.9.2008 and to this extent learned counsel for the petitioner states that a part from the cause pleaded in the writ petition has resolved itself in favour of the petitioner and thus this court need not bother about said facts pleaded in the writ petition.4. ..... as regards the technical default committed by the petitioner in not undertaking a promotion cadre course with effect from 15.1.2004, suffice would it be to state that he has a reason for so doing.17. ..... be detailed to undertake the promotion cadre course commencing with effect from 15.11.2004, on account of the extreme ill medical condition of the wife of the petitioner he had sought for and was granted leave to proceed to his native village.15. ..... suffice would it be to state that the position therefore would be that the respondent is in greater default by not detailing the petitioner to undertake the promotion cadre course till an offer to this effect was made somewhere a few days prior to 15.11.2004. .....

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Oct 18 2011 (HC)

Vijay Sakhija and anr Vs. State

Court : Delhi

..... as held above in the facts of the present case if it was mere abuse then it could not be stated that the petitioners had the requisite mens rea of causing the offence under section 306 ipc. ..... while sanjay srivastav was at his native place, a case was filed in the labour court wherein the name of sanjay srivastava figured as one of the workmen. ..... state, 2007 (3) jcc 2087 held that the facts sifting exercise required to be undertaken by the court at the stage of framing of charges has to be to see the broad contours of the material; it should not probe meticulously and make an in- ..... it is stated that the unbearable tension resulted in the deceased ultimately committing suicide. ..... state of madhya pradesh air 2002 sc 1998.2. ..... state of gujarat 2010 (4) rcr (crl. ..... state 2011 (3) scc 626, madan mohan singh vs. .....

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Aug 29 2013 (HC)

State Vs. Vikas @ Bhola and anr.

Court : Delhi

..... pw-30 deposed that the place of recovery of weapon was 3 to 4 kilometers towards sonepat from the place of recovery of polythene but pw-31 stated that after the recovery of the clothes, he along with his team and accused went in search of the weapon of offence and that the weapon of offence was traced out after ..... with regard to the allegation of previous attempt by respondent no.1 to kill the deceased, learned counsel for the state submits that on an earlier occasion also vikas had tried to commit mischief with the deceased by bringing poisonous chhach (lassi) which incidentally was not consumed by the deceased as he was already through with ..... similarly pw-9 laxman tyagi also stated in his cross examination that the deceased was not having any ancestoral or self acquired property at his native village at the time of ..... subsequently, his disclosure statement was recorded wherein he named respondent no.2 anil kumar and stated that they had thrown their clothes and gloves in a polythene bag near neha toka factory ..... to the depth of the nala from where the recovery was affected, pw-26 stated that the depth of the nala was 1.5 feet to 2 feet but pw-30 stated that the depth was 5 to 6 feet from the main road. ..... present petition for leave to appeal has been filed by the state under section 378 (1) of the code of criminal procedure, 1973 against the judgment passed by the learned additional sessions judge on 22.12.2011 in case fir no.458/04, under section 302/34 of the indian penal code ( .....

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