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Smt. Mukulika S. Jawalkar and ors. Vs. the State of Maharashtra Throug ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2008(1)BomCR853; 2007(6)MhLj368

..... income tax returns being altered to income tax payee has caused a serious prejudice inasmuch as they might have asked for exemptions under the provisions of the income tax act and, therefore, not paid the tax. it was also contended that the female applicants are entitled to higher rate of exemptions in comparison to the male counterparts ..... for interview only those who have completed seven and half years of practice, it is neither violative nor in conflict with the requirement of section 8(3)(c) of the act.15. the supreme court in yet another case titled union of india and anr. v. t. sundararaman and ors. : (1997)iillj368sc held that where the number ..... for the purpose of selection, because that was the view of the high court also previously intimated to the punjab government on which the haryana government thought fit to act. that the punjab government later on fixed a lower score is no reason for the haryana government to change their mind. this is essentially a matter of administrative .....

Best Food International Pvt. Ltd. a Company Incorporated Under the Com ...

Court : Mumbai

..... or jurisdiction prior to it did not exist but no one ventured to exercise it. no such restriction was placed on exercise of power under 1890 act. rather the act permitted exercise of it and that too to its fullest extent. this deliberate expansion of power and jurisdiction after existence of two statutes for nearly ..... in commercial expediency, equity and justice and ending with statutory enactments covering entire field from collision on ships to cargo even. all this was existing when 1890 act was enacted. but the statutes of 1840 and 1861 were not exhaustive and english courts could take cognizance for various wrongs either in tort or contract. ..... 167 english reports 347). further the section was interpreted as providing additional remedy for breach of contract (the 'ironsides', 167 english reports 205). by the jurisdiction act of 1873 the court of admiralty was merged in high court of justice. result was that it obtained jurisdiction over all maritime cases. therefore what was covered by .....

Sandeep Rammilan Shukla Vs. the State of Maharashtra Through the Secre ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2009(1)MhLj97

..... proceeded to the spot of the offence, ascertained the relevant facts by going through the railway records and submitted a report of the said acts. the said acts constituted an investigation within the meaning of the definition of investigation under section 4(1) of the code of criminal procedure as explained by this ..... in relation to search, seizure, arrest, detention and various other matters relating to collection of evidence and even exclusion of unfair evidence. the former act mainly deals with the investigation and powers of the investigating officer while the latter deals with the procedure adopted in court, imputations on character and course ..... if certain rights of the complainant are violated, it results in constituting a cognizable offence and thus makes it obligatory for the investigating agency to act in accordance with the law. every cognizable offence essentially has certain ingredients. an information must disclose such ingredients.discussion on precedents relied upon by the .....

Sau Malti W/O Rajesh Yawalkar and Sau. Durgabai W/O Wamanrao Ganorkar ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2010(1)BomCR117; 2009(4)MhLj984

..... february, 2009, disqualifying the petitioners as councillors of the municipal council, mohpa, under the provisions of section 3(1)(b) of the maharashtra local authority members disqualification act, 1986.3. few facts giving rise to the petition are stated thus- the petitioners were elected as councillors of municipal council, mohpa, as candidates from the rashtrawadi ..... convened a special meeting for the election of the president of the municipal council, mohpa. the respondent no. 1 filed a petition under section 3 of the act of 1986, read with rule 6 of the maharashtra local authority members disqualification rules 1987, before the district collector, nagpur. it was the case of the respondent ..... such a case, it was all the more necessary for the respondent no. 2 to strictly adhere to and comply with the procedure prescribed under the act and the rules and afford a reasonable opportunity to the petitioners to raise their defence. since this is not done in this case, according to the learned .....

Renusagar Power Company Vs. General Electric Company

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1990(1)BomCR561; (1990)92BOMLR70

..... the russian firm from proceeding with arbitration at moscow. it said (para 27) :'although it is a moot point whether section 35 of the arbitration act, 1940, will be applicable to the present case..... the principle embodied in that section cannot be completely ignored while considering the question of injunction.......... ordinarily, ..... law is absent where parties under different systems of law and different sovereigns are concerned and in the case of arbitration governed by the protocol act which involves the questions of both public and private international law in regulating commercial disputes of parties who are subjects of different states and carry ..... the time for commencing such proceedings has expired, that the court can pronounce a judgment according to the award. the foreign awards (recognition and enforcement) act, 1961 does not contain any such provisions. section 6 contemplates a single proceeding in which the court should be satisfied that the foreign award is enforceable .....

M. Sreenivasulu Reddy and ors. Vs. Kishore R. Chhabria and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : [2002]109CompCas18(Bom)

..... with the exercise of discretion by the sebi under regulation 39. (6) an application for permanent injunction, under section 38 of the specific relief act can be granted to protect or preserve the rights of the plaintiffs. assuming without conceding that the plaintiffs have a right to competitive bid, the exercise of voting rights does not in ..... on section 111a(2) proviso. mr. nariman submitted that this ground will also be available to a litigant whose right under a common law as a member is preserved as declared by the supreme court as recently as in ammonia supplies corporation p. ltd. 's case : air1998sc3153 . mr. nariman in this context referred to me ..... someone else whom the plaintiffs are trying to support. mr. salve submitted that under section 38 of the specific relief act read with order 39 of the civil procedure code, injunction can be granted to protect or preserve the rights of the plaintiffs and to maintain the status quo. what the plaintiffs were seeking was a right to make .....

Shirish Finance and Investment (P.) Ltd. Vs. M. Sreenivasulu Reddy

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2002(1)BomCR419

..... khan air 1916 pc 59, wherein it was observed: 'it appears to their lordships that it cannot be doubted that the policy of act no. ii of 1901 is to secure and preserve to a proprietor whose proprietary rights in a mahal or in any portion of it are transferred otherwise than by gift or by exchange between ..... employees of contract carriage operators in the service of the corporation. the ordinance was repealed by the act which re-enacted the provisions of the repealed ordinance with the saving clause for preservation of anything done or action taken. the act was substantially in similar terms except for some minor differences. the contention of the appellants in that ..... twelve years at the date of the transfer, and that such right of occupancy is by the act secured and preserved to the proprietor, who becomes by a transfer the ex-proprietor, whether he wishes it to be secured and preserved to him or not and notwithstanding any agreement to the contrary between him and the transferee. the .....

Shri M.B. Motwani Vs. Uco Bank, Formerly Known as United Commercial Ba ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2009(111)BomLR3003; 2009(6)MhLj660

..... verifying the credentials or their financial statements or obtaining confidential reports about the directors of the companies who were granted advances clearly proves that shri motwani acted with malafide intentions, and without proper processing of proposals and in violation of rules.relating to charge no. 2, it is established from documentary ..... materials facts about a party while recommending certain credit facilities in its favour. he committed breach of faith in the performance of his duties. he thus acted in a manner unbecoming of a bank officer which is violative of regulation 3 of uco bank officer employees' (conduct) regulations, 1976, as amended. ..... articles of charges levelled against the petitioner stating that the same has been proved and an order of dismissal for each of the charges would ordinarily act as a disqualification for future employment. the order of dismissal of the petitioner reads as under:exhibit z4uco bankpersonnel department head office12, old courthouse street, .....

Reliance Industries Limited (a Company Incorporated Under the Provisio ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2009(111)BomLR2507

..... for andobtain all such governmental and regulatory approvals as are necessary on itsbehalf.(b)thedefinitive agreements will reflect that the mukesh ambani group will act inutmost gooddeliberatelymisquoted in the pleadings.deliberatelyomitted in pleadings.faithand will make best endeavors to work for and obtain such approvals. if thereis any ..... submitted that agreements for reorganizing corporate affairs may be entered into between promoters (like shareholders agreements). however, the present regime of the companies act as applicable to listed companies has checks and safeguards to ensure that any arrangements proposed by a promoter or promoters is duly scrutinized and implemented ..... is to the effect that the defendant can plead the contributory negligence of the plaintiff or of an employee of the plaintiff where the employee is acting in the course of employment. : 2004crilj1221 (assistant commissioner, assessmentii, bangalore and ors. v. velliappa textiles ltd. and ors.):16. the question .....

N.P. Karandikar (Since Deceased Through Legal Representatives Mandakin ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2006(4)BomCR520

..... preliminary issue as regards his own jurisdiction is clearly unfounded. firstly, the submission proceeds on the basis that it is the presidency small causes courts act, 1882 which would be the governing provision. in the facts of the present case, this assumption is clearly erroneous since the property is situated at ..... this court allowed the revision and accepted the grievance of the revision petitioner that the competent authority had in declining to grant permission for cross examination acted with material irregularity. the proceedings were therefore remanded to the competent authority. issues have been framed before the competent authority on 7th august, 2004 ..... the original opponent filed a written statement controverting the contents of the application made before the competent authority under section 13a(2) of the rent act. the defence of the opponent was that there was no licence agreement between the parties. the maintainability of the proceedings was questioned. the competent .....