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Sanjay Suganchand Kasliwal Vs. Jugalkishor Chhaganlal Tapadia

Court : Mumbai Aurangabad

..... foul that it did not get an opportunity to lead evidence. (ab) no evidence in this matter is required since the property sought to be protected / preserved under section 9 of the act of 1996 is admittedly situated at hingoli and is admittedly owned by m/s tapadia constructions limited. (ac) when the company m/s tapadia constructions limited ..... who is not party to the arbitration agreement or arbitration proceedings does not affect the jurisdiction of the court under section 9 of the act which is intended to pass interim measures of protection or preservation of the subject matter of the arbitration agreement.? 23. however, it is to be noted that in the facts of the said case ..... civil court of a grave inferior to such principal civil court, or any court of small causes.? (z) section 9 of the act of 1996 provides for interim measures by the court for preservation of any property or thing which is subject matter of the dispute in arbitration or as to which any question may arise therein and .....

Sunil Gayaprasad Mishra Vs. Rashtra Sant Tukdoji Maharaj University an ...

Court : Mumbai Nagpur

..... endeavor by developing higher educational network with use of modern communication media and technologies appropriate for a learning society; (10) to promote national integration and preserve cultural heritage; (11) to develop work culture and promote dignity of labour through applied components in the syllabi; (12) to build up financial self ..... and influence of its corporate life on society in general, and in particular the objects shall be (1) to carry out its responsibility of creation, preservation, and dissemination of knowledge; (2) to promote discipline and the spirit of intellectual inquiry and to dedicate itself as a fearless academic community to the ..... also without any basis or substance. section 4 of the maharashtra universities act, 1994 sets out the objects of the university and reads as under: 4. objects of university. the objects of the university shall be to disseminate, create and preserve knowledge and understanding by teaching, research, extension and service and by .....

Dr. Madhavrao S/O Bhujangrao Kinhalkar Vs. Ashok S/O Shankarrao Chavan ...

Court : Mumbai Aurangabad

..... . t.m.chandrashekar this court again considered the importance of pleadings in an election petition alleging corrupt practice falling within the scope of section 123 of the act and observed as under; (scc p. 677, para 11) 11 this court has repeatedly stressed the importance of pleadings in an election petition and pointed ..... does not contain the material facts on which petitioner relies, including no full particulars of any corrupt practice, are stated in the petition. 15 section 123 of the act defines corrupt practice. in the instant matter, considering the allegations levelled in the petition, section 123 (6) and (8) can be stated to be attracted. ..... raised by petitioner to the election of respondent no.1 is mainly based on corrupt practice within the meaning of section 123 of the representation of people act, 1951. 3 respondent no.1 has presented written statement and has controverted the contentions raised by petitioner in the election petition. in the written statement presented .....

Sunil Gayaprasad Mishra Vs. Rashtra Sant Tukdoji Maharaj University an ...

Court : Mumbai Nagpur

..... human endeavor by developing higher educational network with use of modern communication media and technologies appropriate for a learning society; (10) to promote national integration and preserve cultural heritage; (11) to develop work culture and promote dignity of labour through applied components in the syllabi; (12) to build up financial self ..... and influence of its corporate life on society in general, and in particular the objects shall be (1) to carry out its responsibility of creation, preservation, and dissemination of knowledge; (2) to promote discipline and the spirit of intellectual inquiry and to dedicate itself as a fearless academic community to the ..... also without any basis or substance. section 4 of the maharashtra universities act, 1994 sets out the objects of the university and reads as under: 4. objects of university. the objects of the university shall be to disseminate, create and preserve knowledge and understanding by teaching, research, extension and service and by .....

Gunvantlal Kantilal Khamar Vs. State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1988)90BOMLR9; 1988MhLJ194

..... foregoing discussion, is, that section 3(2) conferred upon respondent 4 the power to select an ahm without regard to the rules framed under the act, had the act applied, the management could not have disregarded the claims of the petitioner. they could not have taken recourse to the alleged reprimand administered to the petitioner ..... therefore, dr. ambedkar college are not minority institutions within the meaning of article 30 of the constitution of india and proviso to section 42(1) of the act of 1974. the institution, therefore, cannot contend that the statutes framed by the university of bombay governing the service conditions of the members of the staff in ..... 7.5. an educational inspector pleading on behalf of the respondents 1 to 3, avers that respondent 5 applied for exemption under section 3(2) of the act and after the requisite enquiry, was accorded that privilege. respondent 5 being a minority institution had notified the names of petitioner and respondent 7 under the aforementioned .....

Jitendra singh rajendra Singh kushwaha and Others Vs. Suresh Rajendra ...

Court : Mumbai

..... contested or uncontested, the execution of the will must be proved. if there is an attesting witness available, his evidence is required; if not, both the evidence act and our rules make provision for other evidence. this is the only reason for insisting that the affidavit of at least one attesting witness be filed along with ..... in evidence, but this is hardly remarkable, and certainly not suspicious. mr. behramkamdin submits that the making of corrections from a chit shows that the testator was acting on somebody else s instructions, but the changes are so innocuous that this does not seem tenable. the bringing of the chit and the making of such corrections ..... evidence; in fact, he was present in person at most of the hearings before the court commissioner. there is no explanation whatsoever. section 114 of the indian evidence act, 1872 says: section 114: court may presume existence of certain facts the court may presume the existence of any fact which it thinks likely to have happened, .....

Ganesh Shrawan Chaudhari Vs. State

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1969)71BOMLR643; 1970MhLJ75

..... door of the entire house. we however do not think that this omission leads to the inference suggested by mr. bhasme. the act was deliberate and calculated at least at the moment at which it was committed. the accused chose a day on which the ..... 84, indian penal code, and the accused is unable to discharge the burden cast upon him by section 105 of the evidence act, it may cast a doubt in the mind of the judge about the requisite intention. mr. bhasme invited our attention to two ..... gujarat. the observations are as follows:.the evidence so placed may not be sufficient to discharge the burden under 105 of the evidence act, but it may raise a reasonable doubt in the mind of a judge as regards one or other of the necessary ingredients of ..... offence is upon him and the court shall presume the absence of such circumstances. the burden of proving that the offence was an act of an unsound mind would, therefore, be upon the accused. mr. bhasme drew our attention to the judgment of the supreme court .....

Lydia Agnes Rodriques Nee D'Cunha and Others Vs. Joseph Anthony D'Cunh ...

Court : Mumbai

..... yearswhen the right to apply accrues 31. learned single judge of this court in case of rameshnivrutti bhagwat (supra) has held that article 137 of the limitation act would be attracted to the petition for revocation of letters of administration. paragraph 9 of the said judgment reads thus : 9. the letters of administration were ..... of probate. reference to article 137 and some of the judgments relied upon by mr menezes would be relevant. article 137 of schedule-i of limitation act reads thus :description of applicationperiod of limitationtime from which period begins to runart.137 any other application for which no period of limitation is provided elsewhere in ..... the rejoinder with the alleged signature on consent affidavit. learned counsel submits that though notice to next-of-kin is mandatory under the provisions of indian succession act and high court rules, no such notice came to be issued to the petitioners. no citation has been served upon the petitioners. petitioners did not sign .....

M/S. Haldyn Glass Limited and Another Vs. Maharashtra General Kamgar U ...

Court : Mumbai

..... conciliation. conciliation proceedings ended in failure and finally the appropriate government, in exercise of powers conferred by section 10(1)(c) of the industrial disputes act, 1947 (said act) made references to the 1st and 10th labour courts, as indicated in the chart above. the terms of reference, read as follows : that ..... of evidence given or that the penalty is shockingly disproportionate, then the tribunal would be well within its jurisdiction under section 11-a of the said act to interfere in the matter. the relevant observations are contained in paragraph 23 which reads thus: 23. ...................................................the learned judge seems to be of ..... to the existence or the apprehension of an industrial dispute, reference is certainly competent. the legislative intent behind introduction of section 2a of the said act, certainly was not to restrict the powers of the appropriate government in the matter of making reference. rather, the intent was to relieve the .....

Raj Rani Vs. Prem Adib

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1949Bom215; (1949)51BOMLR256

..... of the insolvent. though the father does suffer in his reputation by reason of the breach of contract of marriage, what he contracts for is not for the preservation of his reputation or happiness but for that of the infant. the other party contracts a direct obligation to the minor and undertakes to pay such damages as ..... policy of the legislature under which all contracts of minors were made void and therefore unenforceable by or against the minor.30. section 68 of the indian contract act, which falls under the chapter dealing with certain relations resembling those created by a contract, says that if a person incapable of entering into a contract is ..... food, clothes, lodging, washing, and all other things necessary, fit and reasonable for an apprentice : and further, (here insert any special covenants).section 10 of the act provides that no such contract shall be valid unless it be executed in the manner aforesaid.19. the form of the agreement clearly shows that though the agreement may be .....