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Mamta Bhardwaj Vs. Madhusudan Bhardwaj

Court : Madhya Pradesh

..... act of mental cruelty making false allegations against the sister of the respondent, it is also matter on record that the appellant filed various such complaint under section 498-a of ipc under domestic violence act ..... their social status, and should consider the impact of the personality and conduct of one spouse on the mind of the other, weighing all incidents and quarrels between the spouses from that point of view; further, the conduct alleged must be examined in the light of the complainant's capacity for endurance and the extent to which that capacity is known to the other spouse. ..... of the respondent was that the appellant and her family members had been pressurizing the respondent to send the mother and sister-menakshi from the matrimonial house to some other property by taking it on rent and transfer the property in which the parties had been residing ..... mental cruelty is seen in the scurrilous, vulgar and defamatory statement made by the respondent-wife in her complaint dated 4/10/1999 addressed to the superintendent of police, women protection cell. ..... the approach should be to take the cumulative effect of the facts and circumstances emerging from the evidence on record and then draw a fair inference whether the petitioner in the divorce petition has been subjected to mental cruelty ..... * * (vii) sustained reprehensible conduct, studied neglect, indifference or total departure from the normal standard of conjugal kindness causing injury to mental health or deriving sadistic .....

Sumanlata Vs. Omprakash Saini and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : I(1990)DMC87; 1989MPLJ492

..... the petitioner's allegations are that the behaviour of the respondents towards her was cruel and she was subjected to physical violence by them which forced her to leave the house of her husband and come down to live under the roof of her parents ..... the petitioner would be free to move an application before the appropriate civil court under the guardians and wards act or under the hindu minority and guardianship act for custody of child and nothing stated herein shall, in any manner, affect the said decision between the ..... of article 226 of the constitution may be resorted to and invoked in securing the custody of a minor child or wife also by one who stands in loco parentis for the reason that the unlawful detention of the minor from the person who is legally entitled to the custody, is for the purpose of the issue of a writ, regarded as equivalent to unlawful imprisonment of the minor. ..... receiving encouragement from her parents the petitioner herself left the roof of her husband and inspite of the registence by the respondents she went away to reside with her parents at jabalpur, little realising that her own daughter, the child in question, was one year old needed the breast feeding, care and protection of her natural mother, however, the ..... the case to decide this petition, it may be pointed out that none of the parties have made any attack on the moral character of each other and their differences seem to be confined only to petty domestic squabbles and lack of mutual adjustment. .....

State of M.P. Vs. Molai S/O Ramgareeb Kol

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : 1999(2)MPLJ558

..... (iii) the probability that the accused would not commit criminal acts of violence as would constitute a continuing threat to the society,(iv) the probability that the accused can be reformed ..... state of gujarat, cited at (1994) 4 scc 353' where it was observed that the protection of society and deterring the criminals is avowed object of law and that is required to be achieved by imposing ..... that the conditions of the accused show that he was mentally defective and the said defect impaired his capacity to appreciate the criminal act or his conduct.all these instances of aggravating and mitigating factors were stated to be only broad indicators or guide to the judicial ..... counsel for the accused suggested to ruchi that she had not mentioned about hearing the shriek from the house of somvanshi in her police statement under section 161, criminal procedure code where it ..... came to the house as usual for domestic work after pratibha had gone to school. ..... also denied his presence as domestic help at the house of ..... in this case clearly show that:-(i) these accused were present in the house as domestic help,(ii) ku. ..... the evidence of pw 6 somvanshi, pw 3 pratibha, pw 1 ruchi, pw 2 shobhna, pw 4 shailendra and even dw 1 sondhiya, chief guard of central jail, rewa, the trial court found it established that these 2 accused had been working in the house of somvanshi as domestic help. ..... both the accused had come back for domestic work. ..... used to come to the house of shri somvanshi for doing domestic work. .....

Commissioner of Income-tax Vs. V.N. Dube, Proprietor, Phoenix Poultry,

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : [2008]296ITR704(MP)

..... to balance the cost of those goods entered on the other side of the account at the time of their purchase, so that the cancelling out of the entries relating to the same stock from both sides of the account would leave only the transactions on which there have been actual sales in the course of the year showing the profit or loss actually realised on the year's trading. ..... in the assessment of the firm for the year 1942-43, it was alleged that the said silver bars had been sold to the partners for their domestic use but the income-tax officer held that the alleged sale was not a genuine one and that such silver bars still formed part of the stock-in- ..... and the taxes of a particular year being payable with reference to the income of that year, as computed in terms of the act, the method adopted by the assessee has been found to be such that income cannot properly be deduced therefrom. ..... the questions in these references under section 256(2) of the income-tax act, 1961 (for brevity 'the act') and the appeals under section 260a of the act are taken up and heard analogously and are disposed of by this common order since learned counsel for the revenue and learned counsel for the assessee fairly conceded ..... all the reference cases the question posed is answered in the negative in favour of the revenue and against the assessee;(b) the appeals preferred under section 260a of the income-tax act by the revenue are allowed to the extent that the parental flock is to be treated as stock-in-trade. .....