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A.C. Barot Vs. District Superintendent of Police and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1990)2GLR888

..... be such as to be inconsistent with the faithful discharge of the obligations undertaken either expressly or impliedly by the public servant in accepting the service. chapter xi of the gujarat police manual provides for the conduct of the government servants, including the police officers. so far as the behavious of police ..... in the complaint and the papers were sent to the district superintendent of police, district panchmahals, respondent no. 1 herein on or about february 23, 1989 and on perusal of the papers the district superintendent of police, district panchmahals, was satisfied that the petitioner was required to be placed under suspension and ..... dismissal, removal or discharge from service, but even at that stage also subjective satisfaction should be based on objective considerations like gravity and nature of proved act of misconduct and relevant circumstances. the allegations in the instant case are not such for which, it can be said that ultimately the penalty of dismissal .....

Station Road CabIn Holders Association Vs. Mehsana Nagar Palika and an ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1989)2GLR891

..... counsel appearing for the municipality, pointing out the averments in the affidavit-in-reply, stated that the cabins are on the road which connect the railway station and the s.t. bus stand. it has been specifically averred that the cabins of the members of the petitioners-association create traffic hazards ..... the said obstruction or encroachment, and shall be recoverable in the same manner as an amount claimed on account of any tax recoverable under chapter ix.2. it is clear from set. 185(2) that the chief officer shall have power to remove any such obstruction or encroachment ..... for over a number of years. according to the petitioners, the nagar palika, without following the procedure under section 185 of the gujarat municipalities act and against the principles of natural justice, have come forward with the present notice which is being impugned in this special civil application. it ..... of years, there will be stay of eviction of the members of the petitioner-association, upto 5th may, 1989. .....

ishwarsinh M. Rajput Vs. State of Gujarat

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1990)2GLR1365

..... is violative of article 14 of the constitution. it would be worthwhile to quote the relevant discussion, which is as under:xxx 9. sections 392 to 402 occur in chapter xvii of the indian penal code and relate to offences of robbery and dacoity. the question is: is there any rational basis for selecting this class of offences for ..... kind earned by him under these rules upto the date of said conviction may be cancelled with the sanction of the inspector general. review or suspension of sentence is chapter 42 part-ii, and it begins from rule 1487. for our purpose, important rule is rule 1500, which would provide the system how and to whom and to ..... the time being in force but subject to the provisions of section 33, no sentence awarded under this act (other than section 27) shall be suspended or remitted or commuted.this section came into force with effect from 29th may, 1989. it is mandate of the aforesaid section that notwithstanding anything contained in the code of criminal procedure, 1973 .....

Hasambhai Motibhai Vs. State of Gujarat and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1983)2GLR1408

..... which that person might have been sentenced, or for fine;(d) a sentence of simple imprisonment, for fine.section 433-a which was inserted by the amendment act, 1978 provides that notwithstanding anything contained in section 432, where a sentence of imprisonment for life is imposed on conviction of a person for an offence for ..... remissions should be granted to prisoners. chapter xli of the said manual deals with 'review of sentences'. rule 1446 provides that the cases of all prisoners ..... empowers the state government to make rules consistent with the act inter alia for the award of marks and shortening of sentences and release of prisoners. in exercise of power conferred by the said provision, the bombay jail manual, 1955, came to be framed. chapter xl entitled 'the remission system' lays down the manner in which .....

Mehta Prafulchandra Kalidas Vs. Patel Cheljibhai Kalidas and anr.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : III(2007)BC61; 2006CriLJ1660; (2005)3GLR2474

..... allowed and thereby the proceedings of complaint filed by the petitioner against respondent no. 1 for commission of the alleged offence under section 138 of the negotiable instruments act ('the act' for short) has been ordered to be stopped under section 258 of the code and respondent no. 1 has been acquitted of the offence under section 138 of ..... idar, by which the proceedings of complaint filed by the petitioner against respondent no. 1 for commission of the alleged offence under section 138 of the negotiable instruments act ('the act' for short) has been ordered to be stopped under section 258 of the code and respondent no. 1 has been acquitted of the offence under section 138 of ..... summons trial as offence under section 138 of the act is punishable with imprisonment for a term which may be extended to two years or with fine or with both. the trial of summons case by the magistrate is prescribed in chapter xx of the code and as per the said chapter, there is no stage for passing order of .....

Amarsinh @ Dipsinh Sursinh Patel Vs. State of Gujarat

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (2007)3GLR2336

..... treatment, development and rehabilitation of neglected or delinquent juveniles and for the adjudication of certain matters relating to, and disposition of delinquent juveniles, the juvenile justice act, 1986 was enacted by parliament. thereafter, parliament has thought it expedient to re-enact the existing law relating to juveniles bearing in mind the standards ..... default of payment of fine or in default of furnishing security. section-17 of the act clearly stipulates that a proceeding under chapter-viii of the code of criminal procedure is not competent against juvenile. section-18 of the act forbids any joint proceeding of juvenile and person not a juvenile. 30. the above ..... provisions of the act have come up for consideration before this court as well as before the .....

Pramodkumar Anand Mishra Vs. State of Gujarat and Another

Court : Gujarat

..... burden of proof is on the prosecution. 11. the offence under section 212 comes under chapter xi of ipc, which refers to offences against public justice. the said chapter is titled as, "of false evidence and offences against public justice." thus, an act of harbouring or concealing has been made an offence in the interest of public justice. ..... ambiguity would clearly not be found or made in the same language in any other enactment." it was followed by the house of lords in london and north eastern railway co. v. berriman ((1946) 1 all er 255) and also by the supreme court of india in m. narayan nambiar v. state of kerala (air 1963 ..... . in suman sethi v. ajay k. churiwal (air 2000 sc 828) : (2000 cri lj 1391, subbarao, j. observed as follows while considering prevention of corruption act : "the act was brought in to purify public administration. when the legislature used comprehensive terminology to achieve the said purpose, it would be appropriate not to limit the content by construction when .....

N.H. Dave, Inspector of Customs Vs. Mohmed Akhtar HussaIn Ibrahim Iqba ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : 1984(15)ELT353(Guj); (1982)2GLR792

..... when a person accused or suspected of the commission of an offence punishable with imprisonment which may extend to seven years under any act, (even an act other than the indian penal code) or of an offence under certain chapters of the indian penal code, the court may impose the conditions envisioned by clauses (a), (b) or (c) of sub-section ..... offence under section 135 is a non-cognizable offence as clearly provided by sub-section (3) of section 104 of the customs act. since it is non-cognizable, a police officer cannot be investigate it. chapter xii of which section 167 forms a part pertains to the powers of the police to investigate. since an offence under section 135 ..... the arrested persons is unable to dispute that with regard to the subject of bails and bonds the provisions contained in chapter xxxiii of the code would be attracted even in regard to an offence under the customs act. thus there is no doubt or dispute in regard to the proposition that sections 436 and 437 of the code .....

Gujarat Beedi Karkhana Owners' Association and Ors. Vs. Union of India ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1971)GLR690; (1972)ILLJ253Guj

..... over workers, healthy and safe premises, proper system of working and it further extended to giving reasonable instructions. detailed provisions were, therefore, made in diverse chapters of the act imposing obligations upon the owners of the factories to maintain inspecting staff and for maintenance of health, and provisions for amenities such as lighting, drinking water etc ..... 28(1). security of service under s. 31. applicability of the industrial employment standing order act given under s. 37(1) and (2); maternity benefit act under s. 37(3) and extension of chapter iv and s. 85 of the factories act under s. 38(8) along with the provisions in s. 38(2) that nothing in ..... 2) apply to industrial premises, while extension of the maternity benefit act under s. 37(3) is to all establishments. (v) under s. 38(1) safety provisions of chapter iv of the factories act are made applicable to industrial premises, and s. 85 of the factories act being also made applicable, it is left to the state govt. .....

Chhaganji Khengarji and anr. Vs. State of Gujarat

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : AIR1970Guj131; 1970CriLJ956; (1970)0GLR573

..... 10. the further problem, namely, whether the offender consumed liquor within the prohibited area, remained to be solved. section 11 of the act reads:-'notwithstanding anything contained in the following provisions of this chapter, it shall be lawful to import, transport, manufacture, bottle, sell, buy, possess, use or consume any intoxicant or hemp .......... ..... in the manner and to the extent provided by the provisions of this act or any rules, regulations or orders made or in ..... petitioner of those revision applications is set aside. each of them is acquitted of the offence punishable under section 66(1)(b) of the bombay prohibition act, 1949. their bail bonds are ordered to be cancelled. rule is made absolute.21. revision application no. 466 of 1966 partly succeeds. the order .....