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State Vs. Bhupinder Singh Bisht and Ors.

Court : Delhi

..... of trial. (emphasis given) 11. facts emerging from the charge-sheet reveal that there was a long standing bitter property dispute between the two brothers ponty and hardeep . after amicable settlement to resolve the differences did not materialise, a conspiracy was hatched on 16.11.2012 in which many assailants including namdhari , narender, bhupender singh bisht, udai raj singh @ anna participated .....

Manju Saxena vs.union of India & Anr.

Court : Delhi

..... amount of rs.1,07,73,736/-, which was about 13 to 14 times of her legal entitlement. however, the appellant was not agreeable to the said settlement. consequently, the learned single judge disposed of the writ petition with the following direction: 16. in view of the aforesaid discussion, the impugned awards dated 1. ..... the yearly monetary package of the appellant w.e.f. 01.10.2004 was also taken into consideration by the learned single judge. after applying the formula for payment of compensation, as laid down in section 25f of the act, the learned single judge, inter alia, observed in paragraph 13 of the impugned judgment: lpa4672017 ..... respondent contended that, in any event, the appellant had been compensated in terms of section 25f of the act at the time of termination of her services by payment of adequate monetary compensation.11. the learned single judge accepted both these submissions of the respondent and, accordingly, quashed the impugned awards. the findings returned by the .....

Prannoy Roy and anr. Vs. Commissioner of Income Tax and anr.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2002IIIAD(Delhi)569; 96(2002)DLT269; [2002]254ITR755(Delhi)

..... (4) provides for automatic revision of the amount of interest where the amount of tax is varied as a result of an order of rectification, appeal, revision of settlement mentioned in the sub-section. (v) sub-section (5) provides that the provisions of this section shall apply to the assessment year 1989-90 and subsequent assessment years ..... be given a mandatory construction, if their purpose is to protect the taxpayer. on the other hand, if the statute is simply intended to establish a uniform system of procedure and to promote dispatch, and if non- compliance does not injure the taxpayer, the statute is to be construed as directory. yet again, the ..... , which had led to litigation and consequent delay in realization of dues, the amending act, 1987 has substituted the above provisions by a simple scheme of payment of mandatory interest for defaults mentioned therein. the provisions relating to charge of mandatory interest are contained in the new section 234a,234b and 234c inserted by .....

Kartongen Kemi Och Forvaltning Ab and ors. Vs. State Through Cbi

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2004(72)DRJ693

..... in the decision making process. in this case, however, there was no open proclamation of political understanding or equation to give contract of supply of guns and gun systems to bofors. the two prime ministers had twice met and discussed the contract. what were the exact deliberations between the two is not known.' (v) presumption as ..... recommending, inter alia, the introduction of 155 mm caliber medium guns both towed and self-propelled to meet its defense operational requirements. the choice for obtaining the said gun system/guns was shortlisted in december 1982 to (1) m/s sofma of france, (2) m/s. a.b. bofors of sweden (briefly called 'bofors'), (3) ..... signed on 24.3.986. this agreement also shows payment as commission as has been rightly observed by the learned special judge that the purpose for making both these false documents was to give impression that settlement with agents have been made and they have been paid settlement/winding up charges but these documents came to be made .....

Parshadi and Others Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 93(2001)DLT436

..... various sections by eliminating constraints, and by developing an efficient and equitable system for the delivery of housing inputs:-- to expand the provision of infrastructure facilities in rural and urban areas in order to improve the environment of human settlements, increase the access of poorer households to basic services and to increase ..... simplifying the existing legal provisions and procedures relating to the acquisition of land, to enable taking over possession of land speedily with due regard to the payment of adequate and timely compensation to land owners on negotiated basis, or by schemes of participative development of infrastructure under the town planning law or ..... permitting private developers to take up large scale constructions in the national capital territory, so that they fulfill their part of the society obligations like payment of a prescribed amount into a 'shelter fund' under the ulcar act and/or construction of a specified percentage of house/flats for ews and .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. Kelvinator of India Ltd.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : (1994)122CTR(Del)196; [1994]210ITR933(Delhi)

..... made and allowed under section 37 of the act. (2) provision made for payment of gratuity which would become due and payable in the previous year was allowed as an expenditure of the previous year on accrued basis when the mercantile system was followed by the assessed. (3) provision made by setting aside an advance ..... tax officer was the value of the liability towards gratuity relatable to the earlier years, though the gratuity scheme was formulated to comply with the terms of the settlement arrived at with the employees in august, 1970. only the balance sum of rs. 55,459 represented the gratuity liability attributable to the accounting year ending june ..... the assessed relief in respect of the entire amount : to appreciate the contention, the following facts are relevant : 1. the gratuity scheme was the result of a settlement between the assessed and its employees. 2. the scheme was implemented for the first time in the assessment year 1971-72. 3. the legal liability towards gratuity, .....

Partap Singh Bhatia Vs. Kartar Singh and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1976Delhi202

..... by fraud or false representation or concealment of any material fact. sub-section (2) deals with only three matters, namely, compensation, lease and allotment, and the chief settlement commissioner is authorised to order non-payment or reduction of compensation or recovery of the excess compensation and to cancel the lease or allotment. this does not appear to be a general power or ..... such order in relation thereto as he thinks fit. (2) without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing power under sub-section (1) if the chief settlement commissioner is satisfied that any order for payment of compensation to a displaced person or any lease or allotment granted to such a person has been obtained by him by means of fraud, false representation .....

Dr. Mrs. Geeta Gupta Vs. Inspecting Assistant Commissioner of Income-t ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : (1987)59CTR(Del)127; [1987]168ITR222(Delhi)

..... petitioner on the basis of the material collected by the settlement commission under sub-sections (3) and (4) of section 245d and the finding of concealment resting thereupon, but the prosecution already launched by the ..... against the petitioner or may grant immunity from prosecution under section 245h and if no such immunity from prosecution under section is granted by the settlement commission, the thread may again be picked up by the inspecting assistant commissioner of income tax (assessment) for launching a fresh complaint against the ..... launched against both the accused persons as aforesaid and on the basis of those objections, he objected to the petition for settlement being proceeded with by the settlement commission. the settlement commission, after hearing the commissioner, was not satisfied with the correctness of the aforesaid objections raised by the commissioner, and thus .....

Union of India Vs. NavIn Bharat

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 8(1972)DLT229

..... such order in relation thereto as he thinks fit. (b) without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing power, if the chief settlement commissioner is satisfied that any order for payment of compensation to a displaced person or any lease or allotment granted to him was obtained by fraud, false representation or concealment' of ..... expression 'application for review and revision' in section 40(2)(1) of the act includes applications made by interested persons to persuade an authority, the chief settlement commissioner and the central government to exercise their suo motu powers of review and revision. on this question. two views are possible. on one view, the ..... . navin bharat (respondents herein) under section 24(l) of the displaced persons (compensation and rehabilitation) act.. 1954 hereomafter called the act) to the chief settlement commissioner was dismissed by him by the impugned order elated 30th march, 1964 on the sole ground that it was presented after the expiry of 30 days which .....

JaIn Refractory Erectors Vs. Cement Corporation of India Ltd. and anr.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2003VAD(Delhi)417; 2003(3)ARBLR256(Delhi); 104(2003)DLT469; 2003(2)RAJ456

..... judgment by a two-judge bench, the apex court relying upon l.k. ahuja's case came to the conclusion that notwithstanding the receipt of payment in full and final settlement of the works the appellant was entitled to have the matter referred to arbitration. the issue was decided by the apex court as under:'(1) ..... it was held that the existence of a dispute being the condition precedent for appointment of an arbitrator, the matter being settled and the contractor receiving the payment pursuant to the settlement, there was no subsisting dispute, which could be made a subject matter of reference of an arbitrable dispute.22. in the 5th judgment jayesh engineering ..... by a three-judge bench. the facts were similar. contractor's claim under the final bill was disputed. parties sat across the table and negotiated. settlement was arrived at. payment was received and thereafter the contractor sought reference of the dispute to arbitration. it was held as under:it appears that the dispute which arose on .....