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Apr 29 2019 (HC)

Fiberfill Engineers vs.indian Oil Corporation Limited

Court : Delhi

..... a bid for designing, supplying, installation, testing and commissioning of high mast signage systems of various heights and types at retail outlets in the state of tamil nadu and pondicherry. 7.1 the tenure of the contract was one year, that is, till 10.1.2008. 7.2 the engagement of ffe was on the rate contract basis ..... . the tenure of the contract was extendable, albeit, with mutual consent by a further period of one year. the provision for extension is made in clause 8 of the special instructions to tenderers/contractor ( sit ). 7.3 the petitioner was required to install 105 signages pursuant to call-up orders ..... arbitration is situated in india (a) in an arbitration other international commercial arbitration, the arbitral tribunal shall decide the dispute submitted to arbitration in accordance with the substantive law for the time being in force in india; than an (emphasis is mine) 20. before i conclude, i must briefly touch upon the judgments cited by ms. .....

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Nov 16 2018 (HC)

Philips Electronics India Ltd vs.uoi Thr Director General of Health S ...

Court : Delhi

..... case (viii). respondent s firms i.e. m/s philips electronics limited miserably failed to deliver the stores i.e., cardiac catherisation equipment to be installed at zipmer at pondicherry within original d.p. i.e. up to 31st march 1994. however, it was supplied and installed during extended period of d.p. and this fact was even ..... . it is significant to mention that earlier stipulation regarding reserving the right to levy the ld was kept intact while granting even the second extension of dp up to 28th february 1995 vide department s/claimant s letter dated 2nd february 1995 (annexure h ). it is also pertinent to mention here that the ..... and this fact was even admitted by the... respondents themselves. not only this as per claimant s letter dated 3rd may 1994 (annexure d ) whereby the first extension of three months was granted and dp was extended from 31st march 1994 to 16th august 1994 by reserving their right to levy ld for delayed supplied of the stores .....

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Apr 05 2018 (HC)

Mohd. Sohaib vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... court is satisfied that the evidence of interested witnesses has a ring of truth such evidence could be relied upon even without corroboration. 32. in jayabalan v. ut of pondicherry (2010) 1 scc199 the supreme court held as under: 23. we are of the considered view that in cases where the court is called upon to deal with ..... circumstance of last seen . as regards the robbery itself, he is an injured eye witness whose testimony is natural and believable.36. although pw-15 was subjected to extensive cross-examination on behalf of the accused, he stood firm in his narration of the essential facts and sequence of events. it is very significant that there was ..... such evidence. the primary endeavour of the court must be to look for consistency. (emphasis supplied) 33. in waman v. state of maharashtra (2011) 7 scc295 the law was summarized thus: it is clear that merely because the witnesses are related to the complainant or the deceased, their evidence cannot be thrown out. if their evidence is .....

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Apr 05 2018 (HC)

Annas vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... court is satisfied that the evidence of interested witnesses has a ring of truth such evidence could be relied upon even without corroboration. 32. in jayabalan v. ut of pondicherry (2010) 1 scc199 the supreme court held as under: 23. we are of the considered view that in cases where the court is called upon to deal with ..... circumstance of last seen . as regards the robbery itself, he is an injured eye witness whose testimony is natural and believable.36. although pw-15 was subjected to extensive cross-examination on behalf of the accused, he stood firm in his narration of the essential facts and sequence of events. it is very significant that there was ..... such evidence. the primary endeavour of the court must be to look for consistency. (emphasis supplied) 33. in waman v. state of maharashtra (2011) 7 scc295 the law was summarized thus: it is clear that merely because the witnesses are related to the complainant or the deceased, their evidence cannot be thrown out. if their evidence is .....

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Mar 15 2018 (HC)

Rakesh Kumar Verma vs.jawaharlal Nehru University and Anr.

Court : Delhi

..... quashed. attention of this w.p.(c) 10626/2017 page 5 of 12 court was drawn to supreme court s decision in union of india through govt. of pondicherry and another v. v. ramakrishnan and others (2005) 8 scc394wherein it has been clarified that when the tenure of deputation is specified, despite a deputationist not having ..... whichever is earlier. it is true that petitioner s tenure of deputation was extended upto the age of 62 years i.e. upto 19th december, 2019, and the said extension was granted on 16th december, 2015. however, prior thereto, respondent-university vide communication of 4th december, 2015 (annexure-m to short affidavit of petitioner) had written to ..... work, but also on the ground that the tenure of deputation must end on the date of his retirement in his parent department. respondent-university has reconsidered extension of petitioner s deputation tenure on the ground that petitioner s deputation has to be co-terminus on the date of his retirement. there is sound basis to .....

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Feb 06 2018 (HC)

Anil Thakur vs.state Nct of Delhi

Court : Delhi

..... like to begin with analysing the evidence of mahesh chand (pw-1), who is the father of the deceased and, therefore, an interested witness. in jayabalan v. ut of pondicherry (2010) 1 scc199 the supreme court explained that "in cases where the court is called upon to deal with the evidence of the interested witnesses, the approach of the court ..... that the deceased had consensual sex with a-1. this was completely overlooked by the trial court. while the post-mortem report of the deceased shows that she suffered extensive injuries on her private parts, it was never a case of the prosecution that this was as a result of a-1 committing rape on her. given the nature ..... 376 (2) (g) ipc. the trial court, by a separate order on sentence dated 26th november 2015 proceeded to sentence a-1 in the manner already discussed hereinabove. law relating to framing of charges 32. one of the issues arising for consideration is whether the trial court could have proceeded to convict a-1 in terms of charges that .....

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Dec 14 2017 (HC)

Kuldeep Singh vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment' through legislation. it devoted an entire chapter to 'compensation for custodial torture/death' and after extensively reviewing the case law, concluded that the defence of sovereign immunity is not available to the officials of the enforcement machinery of the state to avoid liability for ..... night.40. the legal position as regards interested witnesses is that their evidence must be scrutinised carefully for possible inconsistencies. in jayabalan v. ut of pondicherry (2010) 1 scc199 it was explained by the supreme court that a pedantic approach cannot be applied while dealing with the evidence of an crl. ..... posterior fossa, fourth ventricles appear normal. crl. appeal no.74/2001 & connected matters page 19 of 50 there is evidence of a thin but extensive subdural haematoma seen over right cerebral hemisphere, and appears more or less unchanged (15-12). epsilateral ventricle is markedly compressed third ventricle is near completely .....

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Dec 14 2017 (HC)

Sahensher Pal vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment' through legislation. it devoted an entire chapter to 'compensation for custodial torture/death' and after extensively reviewing the case law, concluded that the defence of sovereign immunity is not available to the officials of the enforcement machinery of the state to avoid liability for ..... night.40. the legal position as regards interested witnesses is that their evidence must be scrutinised carefully for possible inconsistencies. in jayabalan v. ut of pondicherry (2010) 1 scc199 it was explained by the supreme court that a pedantic approach cannot be applied while dealing with the evidence of an crl. ..... posterior fossa, fourth ventricles appear normal. crl. appeal no.74/2001 & connected matters page 19 of 50 there is evidence of a thin but extensive subdural haematoma seen over right cerebral hemisphere, and appears more or less unchanged (15-12). epsilateral ventricle is markedly compressed third ventricle is near completely .....

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Dec 14 2017 (HC)

Sushil Kumar vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment' through legislation. it devoted an entire chapter to 'compensation for custodial torture/death' and after extensively reviewing the case law, concluded that the defence of sovereign immunity is not available to the officials of the enforcement machinery of the state to avoid liability for ..... night.40. the legal position as regards interested witnesses is that their evidence must be scrutinised carefully for possible inconsistencies. in jayabalan v. ut of pondicherry (2010) 1 scc199 it was explained by the supreme court that a pedantic approach cannot be applied while dealing with the evidence of an crl. ..... posterior fossa, fourth ventricles appear normal. crl. appeal no.74/2001 & connected matters page 19 of 50 there is evidence of a thin but extensive subdural haematoma seen over right cerebral hemisphere, and appears more or less unchanged (15-12). epsilateral ventricle is markedly compressed third ventricle is near completely .....

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Dec 14 2017 (HC)

Ramesh Chand vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment or punishment' through legislation. it devoted an entire chapter to 'compensation for custodial torture/death' and after extensively reviewing the case law, concluded that the defence of sovereign immunity is not available to the officials of the enforcement machinery of the state to avoid liability for ..... night.40. the legal position as regards interested witnesses is that their evidence must be scrutinised carefully for possible inconsistencies. in jayabalan v. ut of pondicherry (2010) 1 scc199 it was explained by the supreme court that a pedantic approach cannot be applied while dealing with the evidence of an crl. ..... posterior fossa, fourth ventricles appear normal. crl. appeal no.74/2001 & connected matters page 19 of 50 there is evidence of a thin but extensive subdural haematoma seen over right cerebral hemisphere, and appears more or less unchanged (15-12). epsilateral ventricle is markedly compressed third ventricle is near completely .....

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