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illinois Central R. Co. Vs. Williams

Court : US Supreme Court

..... extension of five years from july 1st, 1911, in which to bring such safety appliances into compliance with the standards by it prescribed. the claim of the defendant railway companies with respect to these two sections is built up wholly upon the assertion, it cannot properly be called argument, that, because, in the part of 3 just ..... location, dimensions, and manner of application, as designated by said commission, shall remain as the standards of equipment to be used on all cars subject to the provisions of this act," and failure to conform its equipment to such standards shall subject the neglecting carrier to like penalty as failure to comply with any requirements of ..... they instinctively reach for the only protection which can avail them when confronted by such a crisis as often arises in their dangerous service. it is for such emergencies that these safety appliances are provided -- for service in those instant decisions upon which the safety of life of limb of a man so often depends in .....

Vhcpl-adcc Pingalai Infrastrcutres Pvt Ltd and anr. Vs Union of India ...

Court : Delhi

..... and the words of each clause should be interpreted so as to bring them into harmony with the other provisions if that interpretation does no violence to the meaning of which they are naturally susceptible. [(the north eastern railway company v. l. hastings) 1900 ac 260].32. the fundamental position is that it is the banks ..... practices by the authorities concerned. this is required by article 14 of the constitution. however, in rare and exceptional cases, for instance during natural calamities and emergencies declared by the government; where the procurement is possible from a single source only; where the supplier or contractor has exclusive rights in respect of the goods ..... therefore, consider it more safe and satisfactory to discover the true meaning of clause (c) by having regard to the substance of the matter as it emerges from the object and purpose of the act, the context in which the expression is used and the consequences necessarily following upon the acceptance of any particular .....

New Delhi Municipal Committee Vs. State of Punjab, Etc. Etc.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1997SC2847; JT1997(1)SC40; 1996(9)SCALE613; (1997)7SCC339; [1996]Supp10SCR472

..... restrictively interpreted so as to be within the confines of article 246(1). the specific-situations envisaged in articles 249, 250, 252, 253 and the emergency provisions in part xviii of the constitution do not make for the creation of any anomalous situations. these articles, which provide for unusual exercises of parliamentary power ..... for implementing any treaty, agreement or convention with any other country or any decision made at any international conference, association or any other body. the emergency provisions outlined in part xviii of the constitution and comprising articles 352 to 360 conceive of special situations in which parliament is empowered to enact laws on ..... its meaning varies with the context and several other factors. see board of revenue v. a.m. ansari : [1976]3scr661 and state of gujarat v. raipur manufacturing company : [1967]1scr618 . as observed by lord diplock in town investments limited v. department of environment (1977) 1 all. e.r. 813, 'the word 'business' .....

Abdul Rehman Vs. State of Kerala and anr.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : 2000(1)ALT(Cri)188; 1999CriLJ4801

..... very object of the prevention of corruption act is to eradicate corruption at various levels either in the government service or in the service of corporation or government companies, over and above the provisions of sections 161 and 165 of the ipc. lt is also pertinent to note that the definition of 'public servant' given in section 21 of the ipc cannot ..... of the ipc. in that decision the supreme court has observed as followed (at pp. 730-731 of cri lj):thus, the position that emerges is, that although bajrang lal and ram kishan were not formally appointed to work in the pass section, the posts held by them being of khalasis drawing pay from the ..... act. in the decision reported in bajrang lal v. state of rajasthan (1976) 2 scc 217: (1976 cri lj 727) the supreme court has held that a person in the railway service is a public servant to be found guilty under section 5(1)(d) read with section 5(2) of the prevention of corruption act and sections 120b and 465 .....

New India Assurance Co. Ltd. Vs. K. Pathumma and ors.

Court : Kerala

Reported in : I(1987)ACC461; AIR1987Ker47; [1990]68CompCas192(Ker)

..... code, as provided in section 117 of the code. if that be so, the provisions in order xli of the code would govern appeals under section 110-d of the act.7. what we have indicated above clearly emerges from a long line of decisions. in national telephone company, limited (in liquidation) v. his majesty's postmaster-general, 1913 ac 546, the house ..... of lords dealt with a question whether an appeal lay to the house from a decision of the railway and canal commission under section 17 of the .....

The State Vs. Judhabir Chetri

Court : Guwahati

..... people's publishing house ltd. in september 1949 a pamphlet entitled 'railway mazdooron ke khilaf nai zazish' was alleged to have been published in bombay by the petitioner as the secretary of the company. the bombay government prosecuted him under the indian press (emergency powers) act, 1931. during the pendency of the proceeding against him ..... india. before the constitution came into force, the appellatte order passed under section 17 (3), assam opium prohibition act, under section 16 was final. this provision removed the proceeding from the scope of the revisional jurisdiction that this court may have had under the code of criminal procedure otherwise. this was what was ..... if the order was otherwise not subject to appeal or revision. the revisional jurisdiction of the court under the code of criminal procedure was excluded by the provisions contained in section 17 (3). the constitution came into force when the proceeding was at its appellate stage. the appeal was pending. article 227 of .....

icici Bank Ltd. and anr. Vs. Municipal Corporation of Greater Bombay a ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2005SC3315; 2006(1)BomCR319; [2006(2)JCR165(SC)]; JT2005(6)SC570; (2005)6SCC404; 2005(2)LC1141(SC)

..... when it relates to sale or letting of that property or in reference to any sale, entertainment or meeting organized therein, or it relates to business of railway company. exceptions referred in the provision clearly has nexus and relevance to the business or trade or commercial activities.17. the context in which the word advertisement has been used in section 328a ..... away with the need to keep large sum of cash in their house ; they are able to have access to the money in their account even on holidays and emergency. the atm centers have a sign board over them that are illuminated and tell about the fact that there lies the atm center of the bank in that premises ..... situation, the doctrine of precedent requires us to apply the statute in the same way in any similar situation; but not in a different situation. whenever a new situation emerges, not covered by previous decisions, the courts must be governed by the statute and not by the words of the judges....'10. in madhav rao scindia v. union .....

Miss Richa JaIn Vs. Registrar of Companies and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : [1990]69CompCas248(Raj)

..... (nationalisation) act, 1972, as well as the coal mines (nationalisation) act, 1973. it was also contended that the company had three mining leas'es at village bar, district pali, narvar, district ajmer ..... , debenture holders, shareholders and members of the company. in the petition, it was contended that sahu minerals and properties ltd., in liquidation, were working on coal mines and marble mines. however, the coal mines were nationalised by the government of india under the coking coal mines (emergency provisions) ordinance, 1971, replaced by the coking coal mines. (emergency provisions) act, 1971, and the coking coal mines .....

Shree Choudhary Cold Storage (1972) Vs. Ruby General Insurance Co. Ltd ...

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : AIR1982Cal124,[1983]54CompCas639(Cal),86CWN59

..... be appropriate to set out the description of the defendant in the cause-title which reads as follows:--'ruby general insurance company limited of which the management is vested in the government of india by the provisions of the general insurance (emergency provisions) act 17 of 1971 having its registered office at ruby house at 6, india exchange place, calcutta-1 within the aforesaid ..... management was vested in the government of india by virtue of the provisions of the general insurance (emergency provisions) act 17 of 1971 as amended by the general insurance (emergency provisions) amendment act 27 of 1972. since then for the purpose of convenience the aforesaid ruby general insurance company ltd., thereafter referred to as the 'insurance company,' was functioning and was being managed by messrs. national insurance .....

Kirloskar Brothers Limited Vs. Ramcharan

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... is included therein eo nomine, or (ii) any industry is carried on (a) by or under the authority of the central government, or (b) by a railway company; or (c) by a specified controlled industry, then the central government will be the appropriate government; otherwise in relation to any other establishment, the government of the ..... to academic qualifications other than technical qualifications.4.5 thus, as observed and held by this court, neither section 10 of the clra act nor any other provision in the act, expressly or by necessary implication, provides for automatic absorption of contract labour on issuing a notification by the appropriate government under sub-section ( ..... in connection with the work entrusted to him by a principal employer, the relationship of master and servant between him (the principal employer) and the contract labour, emerges. 4.4 after considering various decisions of this court on the point, in paragraph 125, it was concluded as under:- 125. the upshot of the above .....