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Sushil Arora vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... 2016 (3) scale 522, it having been rendered in a public interest litigation initiated on a petition filed under article 32 of the constitution in public interest for the development of supportive legal framework to protect good samaritans, that is bystanders and passer-by, founded on the reasoning that such individuals can play a significant role in order to save lives of the victims by either immediately rushing them to the hospital ..... sarkar on law of evidence, 16th edition, 2007 at page 228, has explained the distinction between sections 8 and 27 of the evidence act by way of an illustration in the following manner; where an accused takes the investigating officer and the panchas to a dealer from where he had purchased the weapon, this evidence would be inadmissible under section 27, but this evidence when corroborated by the dealer, the conduct of the accused in taking the police ..... these orders resulted in the ministry of road transport & highways of the government of india issuing notification containing guidelines on 12th may, 2005 and a further notification on 21st january, 2016 which required standard operating procedures to be drawn up for examination of such persons ..... sought to be established was that the violence took place with the object of avoiding ..... for such an observation is based on the fact that the witnesses are women and that the fate of seven men hangs on their testimony, we know ..... it is quite natural that sumitra did not like the domestic servants to witness the same.6. .....

Nizam @ Titto ..A-4 Vs. State

Court : Delhi

..... was set at liberty after giving him benefit of section 1(a) of the juvenile justice (care and protection of children) act, 2000 on account of the fact that he had already been in custody for the maximum period prescribed under the said act..13. ..... of dacoity cum murder is often a heart rending spectacle in which even a witness wholly un-connected to the assailant or the victim may be traumatized by the violence, involving the killing of a human being in cold blood. ..... , the ratification of these conventions and covenants is done, in most of the countries by the executive acting alone and that the prerogative of making the law is that of the parliament alone, unless the parliament legislates, no law can come ..... constable balbir singh, of ps punjabi bagh recorded a dd /ex.pw-3/a on receipt of information on telephone from asi bhrahm parkash of crime branch while working as duty officer on 12.05.2000. ..... prepared site plans of the crl.a.nos.852/09, 852/09 and 813/09 page 3 of 30 place of crime; two bullets were seized from the first floor of jitender nijharas portion of premises and sealed. ..... cochin 1980 (2) scc 360 is that treaties entered into by the union of india do not become enforceable in the courts and neither do they become part of the domestic law of india. ..... of this witness was recorded on 21.09.2005 after about five years. ..... way to court, when he had to be produced, his face was shown to two persons and on the same day when he was in the lock-up, he was also shown to two women. .....

Santoshanand Avdoot @ Ghanshyam Prashad and anr. Vs. State

Court : Delhi

..... there is sufficient evidence on record to prove that there was culpable connection between the appellant and sant jarnail singh bhinderwala and that the evidence on record showing the conduct and acts of sant jamail singh bhinderwala as well as things said and done by him are admissible in evidence against the appellant for the purpose of supporting his conviction on the charge of ..... (supra), supreme court held : minor discrepancies on trivial matters not touching the core of the case, hyper-technical approach by taking sentences torn out of context here or there from the evidence, attaching importance to some technical error committed by the investigating officer not going to the : root of the matter would not ordinarily permit rejection of the evidence as ..... to lend a helping hand to afzal even to the extent of facilitating him to flee away from delhi to a safer place soon after the incident is evident from his various acts and conduct, they are not sufficient to establish his complicity in the conspiracy as such..... ..... despite claiming to be followers of the organisation which did not preach violence, the convicts indulged in the most foul and senseless murderous attack ..... pw-20 had given assurance of protection against any apprehension, inducement, ..... a false version that the remark soon after the incident was made in the context of a domestic quarrel. ..... @ afsan guru , 2005 (11) scc600 sri indra ..... navjot sandhu , 2005 (11) scc600 the supreme court ..... , 2005 (11) ..... state , 2005 (1) scc237 .....

Ct Mukesh Kumar Yadav vs.gnct of Delhi and Ors.

Court : Delhi

..... it would note reasonably practicable the government servant, particularly through or together with his associates, so terrorizes, threatens or intimidates witnesses who are going to give evidence against him with fear of reprisal as to prevent them from doing so or where the government servant by himself or together with or through others threatens, intimidates and terrorizes the officer who is the disciplinary authority or members of his family so that he is afraid to hold the inquiry or direct it ..... the constitutional protection granted by article 311 saves government servants from hire and fire and, as a matter of rule, a government servant cannot be dismissed, removed or reduced in rank except after an inquiry in which he has been informed of the charges against him and given reasonable opportunity of ..... (1991) 1 scc362was also referred to by the learned single judge, wherein it was held that a decision to dispense with domestic inquiry cannot be rested solely on the ipse dixit of the competent authority. ..... it would also not be reasonably practicable to hold the inquiry where an atmosphere of violence or of general indiscipline and insubordination prevails, and it is immaterial whether the concerned government servant is or is not a party to bringing about ..... the said judgment shows that the complainant tek bahadur who was the domestic servant of shri sushil bansal i.e. ..... page 10 of 44 on 11.03.2005 for having committed offences u/s 6 and 13 of the prevention of corruption act, 1988. .....

Rahul and Others Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Delhi

..... to the facts of the case before it, and we find the analysis of law to be correct and also the application of facts to the law and if it is believed that peer pressure works better, we quote from the decision of the tribunal itself for guidance of the successor benches of the tribunal as to what the law is and how the same needs to be applied to cases of acquittal ..... writ petition filed by deepak and bhagwan sahay meena are dismissed for the reason deepak was twice an accused and the acts attributable to him in both complaints are the same, of joining hands with others and causing grievous injuries to the ..... all petitioners successfully cleared the selection process to be appointed as constables in the railway protection force but found employment eluding them when the department found that all of them withheld relevant information concerning their character and antecedents, in that, all of them did not ..... dealt with so lightly so as not even to consider the attending circumstances leading to commission of crime, nature of offence that may appear from the contents of the first information report, statements of witnesses and the medical evidence ..... domestic inquiry which was ex-parte, captain m.paul anthony was held guilty of stealing gold nuggets and had been dismissed from ..... the juvenile court acquitted him on may 11, 2005 noting that the witnesses had turned hostile and claimed that the police had obtained ..... deepak kumar is that of a rowdy person who cannot control his emotions and resorts to violence .....

Vedanta Limited & Ors vs.directorate General of Foreign Trade & Ors.

Court : Delhi

..... union dispensed with the requirement of notifying self-sufficiency before permitting export, but permitted it (vedanta) to sell the excess rajasthan block crude oil only to domestic private refineries, conditional inter alia upon: (a) ascertaining from public sector refineries, the additional quantity of crude oil that can be allocated to them based on technological upgradation undertaken by them, and thereafter, to allow ..... dgft's cm no.01/91/110/95/am16/ec/1029 dated 26.1.2016 on the above captioned subject and to say that this ministry has decided that till the time india becomes self-sufficient, crude oil produced domestically cannot be allowed to be exported as it would be detrimental to the energy security of the country and would also be violative of the provisions contained in concerned psc and therefore, ..... contractor when due as provided in article 18.5, such party may at any time thereafter, notify the government of the default and unless such default is remedied within fifteen (15) days from the date of the said notice, the contractor shall have the right, upon giving written notice to the government: a) to suspend the government's right to lift crude oil and condensate; b) ..... imposed or the control which might be exercised on exports by orders made under section 3of the act, could not extend to restrictions on persons who might be permitted to engage in the export trade ..... 2005, mrpl, a subsidiary of ongc, was designated as the union's nominee to lift the entire crude oil from .....

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications India Pvt. Ltd Vs. Commissioner o ...

Court : Delhi

..... transaction shall be determined by any of the following methods, being the most appropriate method, in the following manner, namely : xxx (e) transactional net margin method, by which, (i) the net profit margin realised by the enterprise from an international transaction or a specified domestic transaction entered into with an associated enterprise is computed in relation to costs incurred or sales effected or assets employed or to be employed by the enterprise or having regard to any other relevant base; (ii) the net profit margin ..... . the argument of the assessee that sub-section (2b) to section 92ca was enacted to protect the additions made by treating the amp expenses as a separate international transaction, may or may ..... . though the amp expenses were shown as such but the overt act of showing such expenses as its own is different from what is incurred by independent enterprises behaving in a commercially rational manner, which unearths the covert act of treating the amp expenses incurred for the brand building for and on behalf of the foreign ae, as ..... . 2001-02 69.6 133.9 2.6 0.3 2002-03 89.4 172 4.2 0.3 2003-04 118 226.9 5.3 0.3 2004-05 169.4 325.8 8.3 0.3 2005-06 2006-07 252.5 366.2 485.6 704.3 19.3 27.2 3.1 5.1 2007-08 451.23 867.76 40.62 0.11 2.4 1.78% 3.9 2.29% 5.0 2.21% 8.0 2.44% 16.2 3.34% 22.1 3.14% 40.50 4.67% 3.73% 4.69% 4.49% 4.89% 7.64% 7.43% 9.00% 11.54% 7.14% 5.66% 3.6% 16.06% 18.75% 0.27% tpo observed that amp expenditure had increased significantly as .....

Union of India Vs. Videocon Industries Ltd.

Court : Delhi

..... sibal, the learned counsel for the defendant, contended that what the supreme court in fact observed was that while the english arbitration act, 1996 allowed parties to alter the seat of arbitration, the indian act did not, as was evident from the following observations in paragraph 13:- a reading of the above reproduced provision shows that under the english law the seat of arbitration means juridical seat of arbitration, which can be ..... with the principles of comity, it is preferable that the decision of the foreign court not be pre-empted until a proceeding has been launched in that court and the applicant for an injunction in the domestic court has sought from the foreign court a stay or other termination of the foreign proceedings and failed. 58. ..... matter of fact, the plaintiff has all along been forum shopping since the passing of the partial award on 31.03.2005 by challenging the partial award in different fora and has also been forum shopping on the seat of arbitration. ..... stands adequately distinguished by the case of munib masri (supra), wherein to protect the jurisdiction of english court, it was held that the english court may injunct a foreign defendant against whom there is an english judgment (in proceedings to which the foreign defendant has submitted) from seeking to re-litigate the same issues abroad. ..... the decree holder did not have the protection of reciprocal arrangements for enforcing the english judgment and thus the judgment debtor sought to take illegitimate .....

Nestle India Ltd. Vs. Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Delhi

Reported in : (2007)111TTJ(Delhi)498

..... the learned ao has made part disallowance of the assessee's claim of deduction on account of agreements with spn on the following grounds: (a) the assessee refrained from furnishing to the ao the full details as asked for and thus not allowing the ao to examine in depth the correctness or otherwise of the assessee's claim ..... connected to computer system and were not used for any other purpose and further fact that the computer could not have functioned properly without support from ups, lhey were considered as integral part of computer and capitalised so and accordingly depreciation at the rate applicable to computer was claimed. ..... had claimed to have paid the royalty @ 3.5 per cent on domestic sales and 5 per cent on export sales net of taxes and by including the tax of 20 per cent and cess of 5 per cent, the payment of technical fee/royalty on domestic sale becomes 4.41 per cent and on export sale becomes 6.3 per cent ..... material that the assessee might have taken the advantage of liberalization of industrial policy from the year 1991 in judicial proceedings, suspicion howsoever strong cannot take place of material ..... from the detailed submissions of the learned counsel for the assessee in this behalf during the course of a number of sittings on various dates which we have attempted to summarise from paras 41 to 64 of this order, we are satisfied that the assessee had successfully discharged the burden of proof which lay upon him under the provisions of section 37(1) of the act ..... 2005) .....

Cargill India Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Dy. Commissioner of Income-tax

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Delhi

Reported in : (2008)300ITR223(Delhi)

..... the penalty order and the show cause notice where it was time and again stated that documents filed by the taxpayer by 16.11.2005 were inadequate (para 14 of penalty order under section 27ig) whereas in para 29 of the same order, it is stated as under: as seen from the above paragraphs, the assessee company had not furnished proper documentation as required statutorily in section 92d read with rule 10d ..... not treated as insufficient and is requested that the same be furnished according to the rules.12.3 the taxpayer filed further information on december 20/23.12.2005 with a covering letter which had the following references: with reference to the personal hearing before your goodself today, we, under instructions from, and for and on behalf of the assessee, attach herewith the working of application of tnmm in respect of the following international transactions ..... the taxpayer had tried to give information prescribed under rule 10d(1) as under: information/documents as prescribed under section 92d of the act read with rule wd of the rules: (a) description of the ownership structure of the assesseeenterprise with details of shares or other ..... in the relevant period, was engaged in the business of import, export and domestic trading in edible oils, fertilizers, grains, oil seeds and other food products ..... while it is necessary to protect our tax base, there is a need to ensure that the tax-payers are not put to avoidable hardship in the implementation of these regulations.16.4 shri agarwal .....