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Krishna S/O Panchamrao Khopade Vs. Satish S/O Jhaulal Chaturvedi and o ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2007(6)ALLMR96

..... order to fill up the vacuum left due to non-legislation by parliament. it is high time that the parliament should consider amending the representation of the people act, 1951 by incorporating disqualification of the candidate for furnishing wrong or incomplete information and suppressing material information about the assets and liabilities of ..... of india had undertaken comprehensive study of the measures required to expedite hearing of election petitions and to have a thorough review of the representation of the people act, 1951 so as to make the electoral process more fair, transparent and equitable. the law commission made recommendation for debarring a ..... been materially affected. he submitted that the nomination paper filed by r-1 was rightly accepted by r-10. he submitted that neither the representation of people act, 1951 nor the rules, orders, instructions issued thereunder contained any provision regarding disqualification of a candidate due to filing of defective affidavit or .....

Brajesh Singh Vs. Sunil Arora

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... the commission of the political activities, programmes and ideologies of political parties. this position gets strengthened by the fact that on 30-6-1994 the representation of the people (second amendment) bill, 1994 was introduced in the lok sabha proposing to introduce section 29-b whereunder a complaint could be made to the ..... 32 of the constitution of india only operates in areas left unoccupied by legislation and in the case at hand, the constitution of india and the representation of the people act, 1951 already contain provisions for disqualification of members of parliament. therefore, directing the election commission to (a) deregister a political party, (b) ..... murder, crime against women including rape, etc. it is in this backdrop that the present contempt petition has to be decided.12. section 8 of the representation of people act, 1951 [hereinafter referred to as the act of 1951 ]., states as follows: 8. disqualification on conviction for certain offences.- (1) a person convicted .....

M/S. Jacsons thevara Vs. Collector of Customs and Central Excise

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1991SC647; 1991(32)ECC89; 1991LC225(SC); 1992(61)ELT343(SC); JT1991(1)SC309; 1991(1)SCALE137; (1991)2SCC62; 1991(1)LC544(SC)

..... (m) & (o) of section 111 of the act and the appellant was liable to penalty under section 112 of the act. the appellant was called upon to submit its written representation in the matter to show cause as to why the assessment made earlier should not be revised and why the goods in question should not be treated as liable to .....

Bhupinder Singh Vs. Union of India (Uoi)

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (1995)111PLR353

..... parliament that these institutions had not been able to acquire the status and dignity of viable and responsible people's bodies due to a number of reasons including absence of regular elections, prolonged supersessions, insufficient representation of weaker sections like scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and women, inadequate devolution of powers and lack of ..... , then, the court could say no more. in the present case the government did publish the proposal by a draft notification and also considered the representation received. it was only thereafter, a decision was taken to exclude ulhansnagar for the time being. that decision became final when it was notified under ..... was brought within the extended limits. this notification was sought to be challenged on the ground that the appellant therein had no opportunity to make representation before the limits of the town area committee were extended. this contention did not find favour with their lordship of the supreme court and venkataramiah, .....

M/S.Muthuraman Exports. Vs. the Customs and Central Excise Settlement ...

Court : Chennai

..... ,363/-. petitioner had accepted the additional duty liability during the hearing on 10.5.2005 as rs.21,54,465/-. however, subsequently he refused the said amount by submitting a representation dated 1.12.2005. the judgment of the tribunal cited by the representative of the petitioner was considered and a finding was given that there was no full and true ..... where there was no deliberate or intended desire on the part of importer to evade or avoid payment of customs duty, to provide immunity and protection of such class of people, legislature has incorporated chapter xiv a. as a matter of fact, chapter xiv a was introduced by parliament by relying on similar provisions under the income tax act with a .....

Kuldeep Pednekar Vs. Ajit Pandurang Gogate and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2006(3)ALLMR606; 2006(4)BomCR392

..... could and must lead to rejection of nomination paper. filing of a false affidavit accompanying the nomination paper amounts to a criminal offence and is punishable under representation of people act, 1951. at the relevant time, the petitioner did not know the fact that the respondent no. 1 was infact indebted to government and there ..... could and must lead to rejection of nomination paper. filing of a false affidavit accompanying the nomination paper amounts to a criminal offence and is punishable under representation of people act, 1951. at the relevant time, the petitioner did not know the fact that the respondent no. 1 was infact indebted to government and there ..... and must lead to rejection of nomination paper. filing of a false affidavit accompanying the nomination paper amounts to a criminal offence and is punishable under representation of people act, 1951. at the relevant time, the petitioner did not know the fact that the respondent no. 1 was infact indebted to government and there .....

Stan Commodities Pvt. Ltd. Through Its Managing Director, Pawan Kumar ...

Court : Jharkhand

Reported in : AIR2009Jhar14; 2008(56)BLJR2914; [2008(4)JCR162(Jhr)]

..... committed by the petitioner.24. it is clear from the contentions of the bank that before classifying the petitioner's account as npa, no information or opportunity of representation was given to the petitioner.25. it has been contended on behalf of the respondents that the classification of the assets as npa is done in accordance with ..... borrower. if the secured creditor comes to the conclusion that the objection is not acceptable or tenable, he shall communicate the reason for non-acceptance of the objection/representation within one week of receipt thereof. the consideration on such objection by the secured creditor must be just and fair. a borrower, against whom the steps under ..... 13(3-a) have not been complied with. against the notice issued under section 13(2) dated 29.11.04 (annexure-8), the petitioner had filed his representation/objection dated 4.12.04 (annexure-9). in the said objection the petitioner has categorically stated that his account cannot be declared as npa as he had been .....

Sivakumar Textiles Vs. Debt Recovery Appellate Tribunal and ors.

Court : Chennai

..... time the possession notice is issued, the borrower has no right to challenge the notice under section 13(2) or the refusal of the secured creditor to accept the representation/objection of the borrower made under section 13(3-a), as the challenge to the measures taken under the recovery proceedings, by invoking section 17 would be available ..... of the act and so on. in the event of non-compliance of the notice under section 13(2) and also in the event of rejection of the representation/objection made under section 13 (3-a), the secured creditor may recourse to further proceed by taking measures to secure the debt and issue possession notice under section ..... borrower and the secured assets intended to be enforced in the event of non-payment of secured debts. a provision of making representation/ objection is also made for the borrower under section 13 (3-a). the representation/objection may be on many grounds, viz., in regard to the quantum of debt, seeking time for payment or alleging that .....

Shrikant Vs. Vasantrao and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2006SC918; 2006(2)ALT44(SC); (2006)108BOMLR320; JT2006(1)SC394; 2006(2)MhLj1; 2006(I)OLR(SC)393; 2006(1)SCALE344; (2006)2SCC682; 2006(1)LC357(SC)

..... on the grounds of equity or logic or perceived legislative intention. a combined reading of article 191 of the constitution of india and chapter iii of the representation of the people act, 1951 makes it clear that a person can be held to be disqualified for being chosen as, and for being, a member of the legislative ..... is not generally permissible.we think that the language as well as the legislative history of articles 171 and 173 of the constitution and section 6 of the representation of people act, 1951, enable us to presume a deliberate omission of the qualification that the representative of the graduates should also be a graduate. in our opinion, ..... state. apart from specifying four grounds of disqualifications, it provides that a person can be disqualified by or under any law made by the parliament. the representation of the people act, 1951, a law made by the parliament, has introduced six disqualifications for a person being chosen as and for being member of legislative assembly of .....

Mohinder Singh Gill and anr. Vs. the Chief Election Commissioner, New ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1978SC851; (1978)1SCC405; [1978]2SCR272

..... found elsewhere, reference may be made to section 19a of the act which,, in terms, refers to functions not only under the representation of the people act, 1950 and the representation of the people act, 1951, or under the rules made thereunder, but also under the constitution. the commission is, therefore, entitled to exercise ..... argument as without merit, despite the great dialectical ingenuity in the submission. in this connection the learned judge observed :under section 36 of the representation of the people act, 1951, it is the duty of the retaining officer to scrutinize the nomination papers to ensure that they comply with the requirements of ..... adopted by fazal ali, j. in ponnuswami. : [1952]1scr218 . he explained :the concept of democracy as visualised by the constitution presupposes the representation of the people in parliament and state legislatures by the method of election. and, before an election machinery can be brought into operation, there are three requisites which require .....