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Kaushal Kishor Vs. The State Of Uttar Pradesh Govt. Of U.p. Home Secre ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... carrying of any programme on the cable service which: (a) contains an attack on religion or communities or contains visuals or words contemptuous of religious groups or which promotes communal attitudes; 49 (b) is likely to encourage or incite violence or contains anything against maintenance of law and order or which promotes anti-national attitudes; (c) criticises, maligns or slanders any individual in person or certain groups, segments of social, public and moral life of the country; ..... , for the offences under sections 395, 397 and 376 d read with the relevant provisions of the protection of children from sexual offences act, 2012 (for short, pocso act ) and for the trial of the case outside the state and also for registering a complaint against the then ..... court ordered payment of a monthly interim compensation after holding that what was violated was the fundamental right of the women under article 21 and that therefore a remedy can be provided by this court under article 32 even against the ..... that it took an average of five years to get an action in the european court of human rights after all domestic remedies are exhausted and also finding that on an average, the same costed 30,000, a white paper was submitted in ..... , in directing the respondents therein to provide ex gratia 104 monetary compensation to the families of the deceased who have succumbed to the pandemic of covid-19, in view of section 12 of the disaster management act, 2005, relied on article 21 of the constitution. .....

The Designated Authority Vs. M/S the Andhra Petrochemicals Limited

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... finding that the effect of dumped imports in the absence of provisional duty would have led to injury, the anti- dumping duty may be levied from the date of imposition of provisional duty; (b) in the circumstances referred to in sub-section (3) of section 9a of the act, the antidumping duty may be levied retrospectively from the date commencing ninety days prior to the imposition of such provisional duty: provided that no duty shall be levied retrospectively on imports entered for ..... 2018, directing the designated authority to consider the applications dated 5 18.10.2016 and 02.12.2016 afresh, after evaluation of the entire information placed before him in accordance with the provisions of the customs tariff act, 1975 and the rules of 1995, more particularly rules 2(b) and 2(d) of the rules of 1995 and pass appropriate orders within a time frame. ..... (2005) 3 scc33715 the right of exporters from other countries to sell their products within the country with the interest of the domestic ..... it was argued lastly that the choice of an officer acting as da is left to the discretion of the central government and the circumstance that the incumbent to that office sought to "enlarge the period of investigation was not a justifiable reason for directing his ..... telangana high court, complaining that its two applications, dated 18.10.2016 and 02.12.2016 had not been duly considered in accordance with provisions of the customs tariff act, 1975, especially rules 2(b) and 2(d) of the rules of 1995. .....

Devidas Ramachandra Tuljapurkar Vs. State of Maharashtra and Ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... like life with sandwiches that is consumed everyday or life is like peeling of an onion , or society is like a stew ; define ideas that can balloon into the sky never to come down; cause violence to logic at his own fancy; escape to the sphere of figurative truism; get engrossed in universal eye for resemblance , and one can do nothing except writing a critical appreciation in his own manner and ..... not trump nor outweigh observance of laws for the prevention of crime or laws for the protection of health or morals; that the limits of artistic freedom are exceeded when the image of a person (renowned or otherwise) is substantially deformed by wholly imaginary elements without it being evident from the work (in the present case from the poem) that it was aimed at satire or some other form of exaggeration; that ..... referred to earlier authorities pronounced by this court, referred to section 13 (2) of the press council act 1978, section 292 of the ipc and section 4 and 6 of the indecent representation of women (prohibition) act, 1986 (for short the 1986 act ) and thereafter proceeded to deal with test of obscenity and in that context observed as ..... it was common ground in the understanding of the domestic courts at all levels that the painting obviously did not aim to reflect or even to suggest reality; ..... . barendt, freedom of speech , (2nd edn, oxford, oxford university press, 2005), p.229, citing the order of the german constitutional court of july 17, 1984 in the street-theatre .....

M/S. Siv Industries Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of Central Excise and Custom ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2000SC1153; 2000(68)ECC531; 2000(117)ELT281(SC); JT2000(3)SC133; 2000(2)SCALE304; (2000)3SCC367; [2000]2SCR231

..... may 29, 1984 central government issued a circular explaining further amendment to proviso to section 3(1) of the act,, it said that the central government had decided to allow 100% eou which had been approved by the board of approvals (boa) to sell their goods not exceeding 25% of their exportable production in the domestic tariff area (dta) on payment of appropriate duty of excise. ..... of the notification is to be availed of by the importer, if he exports out of india 100% or such other percentage, as may be fixed by the said board, of articles manufactured wholly or partly from the goods for the period stipulated by the board or such extended period as may be specified by the said board. ..... it also becomes apparent that in view of the eou scheme as modified from time to time and corresponding amendments to section 3 of the act the expression 'allowed to be sold in india' in proviso to section 3(1) of the act is applicable only to sales made up to 25% of production by 100% eou in dta and with permission of the development ..... (baldev raj)under secretary to thegovernment of india.annexurestandard conditions governing withdrawal from 100% eou scheme1) the undertaking shall pay all customs and excise duties on the imported and indigenous capital goods, raw materials, components consumables and spares in stock as well as on the finished goods in stock, together with all penalties and other charges as per customs act and rules, before the issue of final debonding letter,2) the undertaking .....

Power Control Appliances and ors. Vs. Sumeet Machines Pvt. Ltd.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : JT1994(2)SC70; 1994(1)SCALE446; (1994)2SCC448; [1994]1SCR708

..... business concerns as specifically pleaded in the affidavit and reply affidavit and by entering into various agreement its among themselves and by remaining as share-holders and directors in the companies engaged in manufacturing the various domestic power operated machines like mixies, washing machines and so on by using the trade name and marketed sumeet mixies in various categories and numbers. ..... the need for such protection must be weighed against the corresponding need of the defendant to be protected against injury resulting form his having been prevented from exercising his own legal rights for which he could not be adequately compensated ..... bannis (1887) 36 ch d 740 as under:it is necessary that the person who alleges this lying by should have been acting in ignorance of the title of the other man, and that the other man should have known that ignorance and not mentioned his own title.in the same case bowen, ..... madhuri mathur as well as his father gave written consent to the authority constituted under the companies act and that the several number of documents produced on behalf of the applicant as well as the respondents, clearly demonstrate the fact that ..... course it is involved in the consideration of that that the plaintiff has a right against the defendant and that the defendant has done him a wrong and the question is whether the plaintiff has so acted as to disentitled him from asserting his right and fron, seeking redress from the wrong which has been done to him. .....

Jitendra Singh @ Babboo Singh and anr. Vs. State of U.P.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... . keeping in mind our domestic law and our international obligations, it is directed that the provisions of the criminal procedure code relating to arrest and the provisions of the juvenile justice (care and protection of children) act, 2000 being the law of the land, should be scrupulously followed by the concerned authorities in respect of juveniles in conflict ..... the medical officer or a registered medical practitioner so examining the arrested person shall prepare the record of such examination, mentioning therein any injuries or marks of violence upon the person arrested, and the approximate time when such injuries or marks may have been inflicted ..... the evidence on record, it is necessary to mention that both the trial court as well as the high court have concurrently found that the appellants had demanded dowry from asha devi and that she had been set on fire for not having complied with the demands for dowry.23. ..... anr. (2005) 3 scc 551.this court while interpreting the provisions of section 20 (supra) held that the same is attracted to cases where the person, if male, has ceased to be a juvenile under the 1986 act being more than 16 years of age but had not yet crossed the age ..... punjab, (2005) 12 scc 61.one of the appellants was a juvenile within the meaning of that expression occurring in section 2(h) of the juvenile justice act, 1986. ..... state of bihar, (2005) 3 scc 59.this court followed bhola bhagat and upheld the conviction of the appellant but quashed the sentence awarded to .....

Common Cause (A Regd. Society) Vs. Union of India

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... of protection to make a declaration as to whether an advance decision (a) exists; (b) is valid; (c) is applicable to a treatment.170 moreover, a person will not incur any liability for the consequences of withholding or withdrawing a treatment from an individual, if she at the material time, reasonably believes that a valid advance decision applicable to the treatment, made by that individual, exists.171 170 section 26(4), mental capacity act 2005 171 section 26(3), mental capacity act 2005 115 part j until the implementation of the mental capacity act 2005 in ..... this in william shakespeare s (1564-1616) famous verse all the writ petition (civil) no.215 of 2005 page 50 of 112 world s a stage : all the word s stage, and all the men and women merely players; they have their exits and their entrances, and one man in his time plays many parts, his acts being seven ages....last scene of all, that ends this strange eventful history, is second childishness and ..... the court found the legislative framework laid down by domestic law, as interpreted by the conseil d tat, and the decision- making process which had been conducted in meticulous fashion, to be compatible with the requirements of the state s positive obligation under ..... lord keith further stated that it does no violence to the principle of sanctity of life to hold that it is lawful to cease to give medical treatment and care to a pvs patient who has been in that state for over three years considering that to do so involves invasive .....

M/s. Vellanki Frame Works Vs. Commercial Tax Officer

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... ..... act ..... ..... the cst act, sale ..... act, the cto examined the documentary evidence placed on record and found the facts that: (i) indus had imported 324 pcs of myanmar hardwood gurjan round logs from yangon (myanmar) to vizag (india) and the bill of lading no.01/ygn-vzg dated 09.12.2005 ..... act ..... act ..... act ..... from ..... from payment of tax was claimed ..... act, for being not covered under section 5(2) of the cst act but, for a transaction to be covered under section 3(a) of the cst act ..... from foreign exporters; and the second being ..... act ..... 2005 ..... from the port of shipment, would sell them to the appellant; that the appellant would purchase the said goods from ..... acted ..... ..... act on ..... act read with the indian contract act; that the customs duty is collected from the person having possession of goods at the time of importation, who need not be the owner of good, as appearing from the definition of importer under the customs act ..... act and rather, this sale has occasioned movement of goods from ..... act ..... act ..... act, as applicable and effective at the relevant point of time, as follows: - (23) import , with its grammatical variations and cognate expressions, means bringing into india ..... act; and that the place where the documents were ..... from one state to another by transfer of documents of title thereto: clause (a) of section 3 covers sales, other than those included in clause (b), in which the movement of goods ..... act ..... act; permissibility of its amendment or supplementation under the levy of fee ( ..... 2005 ..... act ..... act, is designed to protect .....

Justice k.s.puttaswamy(retd) Vs. Union of India

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... for being arbitrary and discriminatory against persons otherwise entitled to such benefits; v collection and storage of data with the government under the aadhaar act is violative of the right to protection from self-incrimination, and the right to 36 part c privacy and personal dignity and bodily integrity envisaged under article 20(3) and article 21 of the ..... laundering, adopted at the present session; countering money laundering 295 the general assembly, emphasizing the enormous efforts of a number of states to draw up and apply domestic legislation that identifies the activity of money laundering as a criminal offence, realizing the importance of progress being made by all states in conforming to the relevant ..... and employment, skill development, personnel and training, agriculture and farmers welfare, primary and higher education, social justice, benefits for persons with disabilities, women and child development, rural development, food distribution, healthcare, panchayati raj, chemicals & fertilizers, water resources, petroleum and natural gas, science and ..... right to information and the right to privacy is drawn under the right to information act 2005: if the information which is sought is personal and has no relationship with a ..... h services authority v union of india461, the tribal worker in madhu kishwar v state of bihar462 and the oppressed victim of state violence in nandini sundar v state of chattisgarh463 are all engaged in the assertion of identity .....

National Legal Ser.Auth. Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... (application no.28957/95 - judgment dated 11th july, 2002), the european court of human rights examined an application alleging violation of articles 8, 12, 13 and 14 of the convention for protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms, 1997 in respect of the legal status of transsexuals in uk and particularly their treatment in the sphere of employment, social security, pensions and marriage. ..... the petitioner in writ petition no.604 of 2013, highlighted the cause of the kinnar community and submitted that they are the most deprived group of transgenders and calls for constitutional as well as legal protection for their identity and for other socio-economic benefits, which are otherwise extended to the members of the male and female genders in the community.9. ..... . non-recognition of the identity of hijras/transgender persons denies them equal protection of law, thereby leaving them extremely vulnerable to harassment, violence and sexual assault in public spaces, at home and in jail, also by ..... way they behave and acts differs from the normative gender role of a men and women ..... certainly, if the indian law is not in conflict with the international covenants, particularly pertaining to human rights, to which india is a party, the domestic court can apply those principles in the indian conditions ..... . union of india and another (2005) 2 scc436 in vishaka and ..... also in the laws related to marriage, adoption, divorce, inheritance, succession and other welfare legislations like narega, 2005, etc .....