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State of Gujarat Vs. Shantilal Mangaldas and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1969SC634; (1970)72BOMLR1; (1969)GLR879(SC); (1969)1SCC509; [1969]3SCR341

..... spaces, gardens, recreation grounds, schools, markets, green belts, dairies, transport facilities, and public purposes of all kinds; drainage, lighting; water-supply; preservation of objects of historical or national interest or beauty and of buildings used for religious purposes; imposition of conditions relating to constructions and other matters not ..... are employed for determination of compensation payable for acquisition of lands, houses, incorporeal rights, etc. in determining compensation payable under the land acquisition act, special adaptability to schemes of development and potentialties, but not the urgent need of the acquirer and the disinclination of the vendor, have to ..... provide for determining and giving compensation for the property acquired. the expression 'compensation' is not defined in the constitution. under the land acquisition act compensation is always paid in terms of money. but that is no reason for holding that compensation which is guaranteed by article 31(2 .....

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 .....

Radheshaym Mohanlal Kaitan Vs. the Maharashtra Revenue Tribunal Nagpur ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1970Bom138; (1970)72BOMLR326; ILR1970Bom867; 1969MhLJ689

..... for the same relief and were prosecuted with the due diligence, the most important conditions necessary for the applicability of section 14 (2) of the limitation act, 1908 are not satisfied in the instant case. the pendency of these proceedings cannot, therefore, be taken into account for computation of the period of ..... criminal procedure code by its very nature is a quasi-criminal proceeding and cannot be classified as civil proceeding as contemplated by section 14 (2) of the limitation act. the proceedings under section 145, criminal procedure code, were pursued to their conclusion and there was no question of any want of jurisdiction in the magistrate who passed ..... special law prescribes a period of limitation different from the period prescribed therefor by the first schedule and that since the first schedule to the limitation act does not prescribe any period of limitation for an application for leave to appeal against an order of acquittal, the period prescribed under section 417(3 .....

Jai Singh Rathi and ors. Vs. State of Haryana Through the Chief Secy. ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1970P& H379

..... the rules of procedure and conduct of business in the haryana legislative assembly, hereinafter referred to as 'the business rules', rule 104 reads--'104. (1) the speaker shall preserve order and have all powers necessary for the purpose of enforcing his decisions on all points of order.(2) he may direct any member whose conduct is, in his opinion ..... a house of the legislature of a state shall be determined by majority of votes of the members present and voting other than the speaker or chairman, or person acting as such' and urged that forcibly excluding the petitioners from the house, they were prevented from taking part in the debate of the house and voting therein contrary ..... member shall be deemed to be absent from the meetings of the assembly for purposes of section 3(2) (a) of the punjab legislative assembly (allowances of members) act, 1942, but shall not be deemed to be absent for the purposes of article 190(4) of the constitution.'and rule 121 says--'121. any member may, with the .....

State Vs. Prakash Chandra Agarwalla

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1970Ori171; 1970CriLJ1254

..... is the final decision of the court intimated to the parties and to the world at large by formal 'pronouncement' or 'delivery' in open court. it is a judicial act which must be performed in a judicial way.'in order to constitute a judgment, therefore, the decision of the criminal court must be final. , the order of discharge ..... that order.these contentions require careful consideration.3. to appreciate the contentions of the parties, it is necessary to quote the relevant provisions of sections 3 and 7 of the act,'section 3-- power to control production, supply, distribution, etc., of essential commodities: (1) if the central government is of opinion that it is necessary or expedient so ..... 1) that the prosecution of the opposite party is for contravention of the order made with reference to clause (i) of subsection (2) of section 3 of the act, thepenalty for which is imprisonment for a term which extends to one year and as such it is a summons case, and an order of discharge passed against an .....

1. Mrs. Kailash Suneja (C.W. No. 5220 of 1993 and C.M. No. 1988 of 199 ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : [1998]231ITR318(Delhi); [1998]97TAXMAN144(Delhi)

..... governed by business prudence and are not influenced by any extraneous considerations. exception, however, is made only under section 269ud of the income-tax act where such transactions are made between the relatives on account of natural love and affection.'the appropriate authority had completely ignored the realities of situation.regarding ..... the appropriate authorities desire to pass an order of compulsory purchase. the appropriate authorities should not be like charlatans with a tunnel vision but shall act with a statesmanship to achieve the goal set by parliament and at once make the citizens discharge their obligations without hardship. the citizens should be ..... income-tax department it could achieve the purpose of getting more revenue for the government and preventing concentration of wealth.the authorities commenced proceedings purporting to act under chapter xx-c and those actions were challenged in various courts and, ultimately, the supreme court had to consider the attack on the .....

Cds Financial Services (Mauritius) Limited, a Body Corporate Incorpora ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : [2004]121CompCas374(Bom); [2004]56SCL665(Bom)

..... qb 606 where the courtheld that the directors have to discharge duties ofa fiduciary nature and no stipulation is valid bywhich he agrees to act in accordance with thedirection of his patrons. mr.chidambaram submittedthat although the nominee directors of the foreignshareholders agreed that blue tooth transaction isbeneficial to ..... 408 of the companies actexclude jurisdiction of the ordinary courts.17. section 10 of the companies actprescribes that the 'court' having jurisdictionunder the act shall be the high court havingjurisdiction with respect to a company, exceptwhere it is specifically conferred on the districtcourt by the central government. ..... based on malafidesare really in substance allegation of oppressionand mismanagement by majority shareholders comingunder the purview of sections 397 and 398 of thecompanies act and the plaintiff should haveapproached the company law board for appropriatereliefs. mr. chidambaram contended that the companylaw board has adequate jurisdiction and .....

Gangadhar N. Agrawal Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : ILR1970Delhi452

..... of dimensions fixed by law, and included in a manifested area which is thereforee preserved for prospective works, and which can be conceded for actual mining works.(5) clause (i) defines 'prospecting notice' as- 'anotice placed on a tree, post, or any other support which makes it plainly visible, and which displays ..... mining concessions prior to the appointed day i.e. 20th december, 1961, have been preserved, and they continued to subsist even after the appointed day, and even after 1st october, 1963, when the mines & minerals (regulation & development, act, 1957, and the mineral concession rules, 1960, were made applicable to goa, daman and ..... that he might submit, if he so desired, fresh applications for the grant of mineral concessions in accordance with the provisions of the mines & minerals (regulation & development act, 1957, and the mineral concession rules, 1960. on 5th october, 1964, the goa mineral ore exporters' association made a representation (annexure 'b') to the secretary, .....

A. Yousuf Rawther Vs. Sowramma

Court : Kerala

Reported in : AIR1971Ker261

..... khatoon v. mohd. mukhtar ahmad, (air 1966 all 548) goes against her stand.5. now, to the other grounds. section 2(ix) of the act is of wide import and preserves the woman's right to dissolution of her marriage on any ground recognised as good under muslim law. thus, it is perfectly open to a female spouse to ..... imbalance between the sexes will thus be removed and the inarticulate major premise of equal justice realised,19. act 8 of 1939 does not abrogate the grounds already available to a woman and section 2(ii) is clearly a statutory preservation of prior islamic rights. i have dilated on the incidents of khulaa the last gateway for a muslim ..... woman out of an irreparably embittered co-existence. having affirmed the decree under section 2(ii) of the act, the applicability of section 2(ii) is, perhaps, supererogatory. .....

New Haven Inclusion Cases

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the trustees were engaging in a holding operation to afford the public bodies, as the real guardians of the public interest, the opportunity to act -- to take over or adopt measures to preserve the new haven transportation system. response to this was partial tax assistance and, in the latter half of the period, grants which covered ..... for immediate liquidation of the debtor, the bondholders somehow waived their right to object to the imposition of the deduction for delay. the record that shows the preservation of new haven in the public interest long after it had ceased to be viable as an independent enterprise demonstrates, at the most, that the bondholders ..... . on october 24, 1966, the reorganization page 399 u. s. 412 court authorized the trustees to present the agreement to the commission, noting that the goal of preserving the new haven operations "has been the policy from the beginning of these proceedings. . . ." three days later, the trustees and the pennsylvania and new york central .....