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..... 2) the principal secretary to government (political) general administration dep. telangana, hyderabad and3) the advisory board or if you choose to make any representation, you may submit your representation with sufficient number of copies to the jail superintendent for onward transmission. you also have a right to appear before the advisory board and also ..... disclose facts which it considers to be against the public interest. in the case on hand, there is nothing to indicate that any such statements of people, more particularly the women of the concerned locality, were recorded so as to arrive at the subjective satisfaction that the nefarious activities of the detenu ..... panic in the minds of general public living in madgul village and thereby your criminal activities are adversely affecting the public order and leaving large section of people under the grip of fear and shock. therefore, your activities are required to be prevented by an appropriate detention order. whereas, i am aware that .....
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..... pointed out by respondent no.2 - prasanta kumar mohapatra, the same shall also be taken into consideration.18. respondent no.1 sukanti mohapatra had sent a representation dated 3.05.2007 to the appellant corporation, challenging the sale. the same was rejected by the appellant corporation by way of a letter dated 21.06.2007 ..... /2017 3 rs.4,27,000/- (rupees four lakhs twenty seven thousand only). it is the case of the appellant corporation that they had rejected the said representation vide letter dated 02.09.2006.12. the impugned judgment, in our opinion, erroneously records that the appellant corporation had wrongly rejected the relaxation, as sought by ..... only). however, this ots proposal was rejected on the grounds of willful default, and as the vehicle had been clandestinely sold and transferred.10. however, on the representation of respondent no.2 - prasanta kumar mohapatra, the appellant corporation made an ots proposal under the ots scheme-2004 for settlement of dues on payment of rs. .....
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..... , including children. further, the court felt that the episode could not be heard in the courtroom without shocking or alarming the people and to maintain the decorum of language.5. second, a representation that the language used in the episode is the one used in the country and by its youth in educational institutions is not ..... .8140. the high court has made several remarks on the need to maintain linguistic purity, civility, and morality by retaining the purity of language and deprecating the representation of expletives-filled language as the new normal . the real test is to examine if the language is in anyway obscene under section 67 of 80 chandrakant kalyandas ..... whether some material is obscene in the context of section 292 of the ipc.12. section 292 defines obscene as a book, pamphlet, paper, writing, drawing, painting, representation, figure or any other object that is lascivious, appeals to the prurient interest, or has such effect, if taken as a whole, that tends to deprave and .....
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..... , or intentional inducement to deliver a property. it is not the case of respondent 2 complainant that jipl had tried to deceive them, either by making a false or misleading representation, or by any other action or omission; nor is it their case that jipl had offered any fraudulent or dishonest inducement to deliver a property. as such, given that the .....
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..... 1 ma4862024 order1by a judgment dated 15 february 20241, this court declared the electoral bond scheme and the provisions of the finance act 2017 which amended the provisions of the representation of people act 1951 and the income tax act 1961, unconstitutional on the ground that the non-disclosure of information regarding the funding of political parties is violative of the right .....
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..... 1 ma4862024 order1by a judgment dated 15 february 20241, this court declared the electoral bond scheme and the provisions of the finance act 2017 which amended the provisions of the representation of people act 1951 and the income tax act 1961, unconstitutional on the ground that the non-disclosure of information regarding the funding of political parties is violative of the right .....
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..... 1 ma4862024 order1by a judgment dated 15 february 20241, this court declared the electoral bond scheme and the provisions of the finance act 2017 which amended the provisions of the representation of people act 1951 and the income tax act 1961, unconstitutional on the ground that the non-disclosure of information regarding the funding of political parties is violative of the right .....
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..... birth, residence, language, etc., and doing acts prejudicial to maintenance of harmony. (1) whoever (a) by words, either spoken or written, or by signs or by visible representations or otherwise, promotes or attempts to promote, on grounds of religion, race, place of birth, residence, language, caste or community or any other ground whatsoever, disharmony or feelings ..... (cri) 432].10. the gist of the offence under section 153-a ipc is the intention to promote feelings of enmity or hatred between different classes of people. the intention has to be judged primarily by the language of the piece of writing and the circumstances in which it was written and published. the matter complained ..... of evidence. he submitted that it is only after examining the witnesses that the prosecution can establish the effect of these writings or signs on the minds of people. he submitted that at this stage, no conclusion regarding the impact of what is written by the appellant on the minds of the members of the 1 .....
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..... was urged that the absolute freedom to vote under article 194(2) of the constitution was being diluted through a statutory amendment to the representation of the people act, 1951 permitting open ballots. while addressing this argument, the court held that elections to fill seats in the rajya sabha are not proceedings ..... general placed reliance on kuldip nayar (supra). in this case, a constitution bench of this court was adjudicating the validity of an amendment to the representation of the people act, 1951 by which (a) the requirement that a candidate for elections to the rajya sabha be an elector from a constituency in the state ..... subjects were restricted from being discussed in the legislatures.81. in that sense, the foundations of a deliberative democracy premised on responsibility, responsiveness, and representation sought to ensure that the executive government of the day is elected by and responsible to the parliament or legislative assemblies which comprise of elected representatives. .....
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..... between the parties cannot override the policy decisions of the respondent no.1 institution. in order to contend that the appellant has been misled or that the earlier representation will constitute unfair trade practice, c.a. no.1495 of 2023 page 13 the appellant ought to have raised such contention when the agreement was to be signed ..... .2, on behalf of respondent no.1 had assured that the rate of interest would be charged based on the prime lending rate of rbi. based on such representations the appellant is stated to have applied for home loan of rs.3,50,00,000/= (rupees three crores and fifty lakhs) from respondent no.1, which ..... the aspect of pre- contractual correspondence losing its significance once the contract comes into existence, a straightjacket formula cannot be applied in india as there may be people from different states and different languages as their mother tongue whose wishes culminate into a contract which is drafted and concluded in a foreign language.10. having perused .....
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