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Tabassum Shaikh Vs. Shaikh S.J. Shaikh

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR2000Bom1; 1999(4)ALLMR395; I(2000)DMC95

..... thus the only question for consideration before the high court was whether the plaintiff is entitled to a divorce by reason of section 2 of the dissolution of muslim marriages act, 1939. the material portion of the section was reproduced which is as under :'a woman married under muslim law shall be entitled to obtain a decree for the ..... it is stated that the plaintiff used to stand in the balcony of the house which is opposite the railway station and keep looking at the people outside which act on the part of the plaintiff is not conducive to a healthy atmosphere and does not speak well of the plaintiff. the written statement further states that the ..... mistreated because she did not bring sufficient dowry. thus the plaintiff has prayed for dissolution of the marriage under section 2(vili)(a)(d)(f) of the muslim marriage act, 1939. the plaintiff has also narrated in the petition itself that after compelling her to leave the matrimonial home, defendant as well as his parents have not stopped .....

M.N. Kaka (Deceased) and ors. Vs. State of Maharashtra and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1992(1)BomCR35; (1990)92BOMLR533

..... and that its laws are directed to problems made manifest by experience and its discretions are based on adequate ground. see state of bombay v. balsara, : [1951]2scr682 . ram krishna dalmia v. justice tendolkar and ors., : [1959]1scr279 . this presumption is not weakened but is strengthened in case of a welfare legislation ..... maharashtra legislature shortly a comprehensive rent control legislation.18. the petitioners challenged section 5(10)(b), section 11 and section 12(3) of the rent act as unreasonable restrictions upon rights guaranteed by article 19(1)(g) of the constitution on the ground that the restrictions imposed were excessive and arbitrary and ..... of india.2. mr. atul setalvad, the learned counsel for the petitioners, has submitted that the bombay rents, hotel and lodging houses rates control act, 1947, was enacted with the threefold object of protection of tenants against their unreasonable eviction and demands for extortionate rent and to safeguard the legitimate interests .....

Gitesh Pipes Private Limited, a Company Incorporated Under the Indian ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (2007)109BOMLR1921

..... from the maharashtra pollution control board. respondent no. 3 is admittedly agency of respondent nos. 1 and 2 and respondent nos. 1 and 2 cannot deny the representation/act made/committed by their representative/agent i.e. respondent no. 3. in the circumstances, therefore, in our considered opinion, the petitioners are entitled to the benefit of ..... is also stated that the district information officer, jalgaon was informed by letter dated 22.3.2000 regarding giving publicity. there is nothing to show whether he acted on the letter and how he had given publicity. so the respondents have not brought on record evidence to show that the petitioners knew or there is ..... the scheme. admittedly excepting the exemption claimable in respect of sales tax, which could be referable to the provisions of section 41 of the bombay salex tax act, the state government was not exercising any powers regarding the other exemptions under any statutory law but the absence of a statute did not prevent the state .....

Vikramsing S/O Jalamsing Walvi and Uttam S/O Nimbha Deshmukh Vs. the S ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2008(6)ALLMR497; 2009(2)BomCR330

..... the powers conferred by the article 243m(4)(b) of the constitution, parliament has passed, the provisions of the panchayats (extension to the scheduled areas) act 1996 (act no. 40 of 1996), providing for extension of the provisions of the said part ix to the scheduled areas, subject to the exceptions and modifications as ..... behalf of the state. it is contended that considering the essence of article 243d and the provisions of pesa, necessary amendments are made in zpps act, by maharashtra acts 20 and 40 of 1997. by these amendments, principle of proportionate representation to the scheduled tribe and reservation of one-half of total number of ..... of the petitioners for meetings, the issue was discussed and it was decided that the department should scrutinise the proposal as per the provisions of zpps act, constitutional provisions and pesa and submit a proposal to the cabinet for necessary decision. representatives from dhule district have submitted a counter representation on 24.6 .....

Pharma Base India Pvt. Ltd. Vs. State of Maharashtra and anr.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2008(1)BomCR374; [2008(116)FLR815]; (2008)IILLJ401Bom; 2008(2)MhLj462

..... or acceptance of the appeal unless the appellant produces a certificate of the controlling authority showing requisite deposit under sub-section (4) of section 7 of the act or deposit of such amount with the appellate authority. in the present case the petitioner did not comply with either of the requirements contemplated by the second ..... , therefore, must deposit the said amount while preferring an appeal and in any case before expiry of the limitation prescribed under section 7(7) of the act outer limit for such deposit would be the extended period of 60 days, if the appellant satisfies that he was prevented by sufficient cause from preferring the appeal ..... 2007 the petitioners received a letter dated 22.1.2007 from the appellate authority returning their appeal for want of compliance of section 7(7) of the act. the petitioners once again made representation to the appellate authority seeking hearing on merits and since there was no response to the request, the petitioners deposited the .....

GSL (India) Ltd. Vs. Asset Reconstruction Co. (India) Ltd. and Others

Court : Mumbai

..... section 16 of the cpc. 41. another reason for coming to the conclusion that we have is that prior to the enactments of the rddb act and sarfaesi act, banks and financial institutions had to approach the regular civil court for recovery of their dues. the government found that the then existing legal ..... of tribunals for expeditious adjudication and recovery of debts due to banks and financial institutions and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. section 2 of the rddb act is the definitions clause and defines the words banks ?, banking company ?, corresponding new bank ?, financial institutions ? etc. the definition of the word tribunal ? ..... have jurisdiction to entertain the securitisation application. in other words, it was his submission that the principles enshrined in section 19(1) of the rddb act would determine which drt would have jurisdiction to entertain and decide a securitisation application filed by an aggrieved person (including a borrower). it was therefore his .....

JM Financial Asset Reconstruction Company Pvt. Ltd. Vs. The Board of T ...

Court : Mumbai

..... of mr bharucha, that the 1st respondent's right to terminate the lease and evict the lessee remained intact despite the provisions of the sarfaesi act. the sarfaesi act cannot be construed in a manner that would destroy these statutory or contractual rights vested with the 1st respondent. this being the case, and considering ..... recovery of rent or damages in respect of public premises from persons who were in unauthorized occupation thereof. the vires of certain provisions of the 1958 act were challenged in different courts all over country as being unconstitutional, and which challenges were upheld. since, these court decisions had created serious difficulties for ..... in the said letter the petitioner informed the 1st respondent that the leasehold rights in the said property would be sold by the petitioner under the sarfaesi act. thereafter, the 1st respondent, by its letter dated 18 january, 2013, informed the petitioner that the entire exercise of mortgage and the consequent action of .....

D.P. Kelkar Vs. Ambadas Keshav Bajaj and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1971Bom124; (1971)73BOMLR260; [1971(22)FLR268]; ILR1971Bom910; 1971LabIC429; 1971MhLJ69

..... the two notifications and to the provisions of the law contained in sections 18-a, 18-b and 18-e of the industries (development and regulation) act, 1951 and the authorised controller is in no sense appointed as an agent or representative of the government. he is a controller authorised by the central government and ..... known. on 29th november 1965 the indu mills was taken under the management of an authorised controller under section 18-a of the industries (development and regulation) act, 1951 by a notification of the government of india. one m.d. bhat was appointed as the authorised controller. we shall refer to the detailed provisions of this ..... deal with the several points raised before us, it is necessary to say a word regarding the provisions both of the bonus act and the industries (development and regulation) act, 1951. the payment of bonus act as its preamble states purports to provide for payment of bonus to the persons employed in certain establishments and for matters connected .....

Sakharam Narayan Kherdekar Vs. City of Nagpur Corporation and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR1964Bom200; (1963)65BOMLR627; ILR1963Bom478

..... . it is not possible for us to accept this interpretation. in our opinion, after defining what an 'establishment' is under section 2(8) of the act as meaning a shop, a commercial establishment, a residential hotel, restaurant, eating house, theatre, other place of public amusement or entertainment, the legislature has taken ..... must bear a different meaning. the activity may be regarding business, trade or profession. here again these words are not severally defined in the act and must therefore bear their ordinary normal meaning; the word 'commercial' must bear its ordinary meaning in determining what activity is intended of what ..... eating houses, theatres and other places of public amusement and entertainment and also other esta-'blishments. section 2 gives statutory definitions of several expressions used in the act. in particular the definitions of 'commercial establishment', 'employer', 'shop', will need a careful examination. as already stated, section 7 requires the employer of every .....

Peter Philip Saldanha Vs. Anne Grace Saldanha

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1930)32BOMLR17

..... the personal law of the parties forbidding them to marry each other, no assistance can, in my judgment, be derived by the appellants from section 88 of the act. the act itself was not concerned with any thing but the form of solemnisation. this is clear from the preamble : '' whereas it is expedient to consolidate and amend ..... any particular rule as to prohibited degrees applied to any particular marriage.14. i think it is plain that the full bench in that case regarded this act as an act dealing with the forms of marriage. i do not myself think that the words used in section 88 justify the limitation suggested in the marginal note, that ..... even be solemnised by a roman catholic priest: see sections 51 and 54 (2nd paragraph). indeed father fortuny himself in his evidence stated :-the indian ohristiuu marriage act 38712 does not interfere with practice of roman catholics. in conscience catholics cannot go to registrar, if they marry before registrar, they can be married afterwards before the .....