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..... a vehicle could be alerted that in a collision of this nature, the airbags would not deploy. purchase decision of the respondent complainant was largely made on the basis of representation of the safety features of the vehicle. the failure to provide an airbag system which would meet the safety standards as perceived by a car buyer of reasonable prudence, in .....
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..... period of three years from the date of the order. it is to be noted that section 16c of the 1964 act, corresponds to section 77(1) & 78 of the representation of peoples act, 1951, read with rule 86 of the conduct of election rules, 1961. (b) a few prefatory observations are necessary before considering the explanation offered by the petitioners for ..... aspirations of the citizens and has the potentiality to obstruct, if not derail, the rule of law. democracy, which has been best defined as the government of the people, by the people and for the people, expects prevalence of genuine orderliness, positive propriety, dedicated discipline and sanguine sanctity by constant affirmance of constitutional morality which is the pillar stone of good governance (e .....
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..... wards (2) the legislature of a state may, by law, provide (a) for the representation in a municipality of (i) persons having special knowledge or experience in municipal administration; (ii) the members of the house of the people and the members of the legislative assembly of the state representing constituencies which comprise wholly or ..... and experience in municipal administration or matters relating to health, town planning or education, or (ii) social workers. (c) the members of the house of the people and the members of the state legislative assembly, representing a part or whole of the municipal area whose constituencies lie within the municipal area ; (d) the members ..... members who play essentially an advisory role. the elected members of the council are chosen by popular vote and carry with them, the mandate of the people, whereas, nominated members of the council are appointed as councilors. the elected members and nominated members cannot be said to be belonging to the same class .....
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..... karnataka & ors5, while dealing with questions regarding a victim s right to file an appeal under section 372 of cr.p.c, observed that there was need to give adequate representation to victims in criminal proceedings. the court therein affirmed the victim s right to file an appeal against an order of acquittal. in mallikarjun kodagali, though the court was primarily ..... , suggested ways and means to develop a cohesive system in which all parts are to work in coordination to achieve the common goal of restoring the lost confidence of the people in the criminal justice system. the committee recommended the union, 2011. page | 10 rights of the victim or his/her legal representative to be impleaded as a party in every .....
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..... did point out that there is no exercise carried out to find out as to when the net worth has turned positive. the conduct of the appellant submitting a representation in terms of the judgment of the learned judge has been noticed by my learned brother.20. as noted in the judgment of my learned brother, appellant is a ..... and rejected by the learned single judge, and the judgment, dated 13.3.2012 in writ 17 petition no.5677 of 2007 has worked itself out with the representations submitted by the appellant pursuant to the writ court s judgment and the speaking order passed thereafter by the government on 5.10.2012 rejecting the appellant s ..... taking into account that the second respondent is a government company, and, it is established in a centrally notified backward area, and it provides employment opportunities to those people in that area and it is a new entrant in the filed, the concession shown to the second respondent is clearly sustainable as the second respondent unit constitutes a .....
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..... sawhney, it was held as under: - 807. we must, however, point out that clause (4) speaks of adequate representation and not proportionate representation. adequate representation cannot be read as proportionate representation. principle of proportionate representation is accepted only in articles 330 and 332 of the constitution and that too for a limited period. these articles speak of ..... economic survey of the entire populace of tamil nadu was undertaken by employing 2500 personnel and going door-to- door to collect particulars of around five crore people over a period of two years, with a view to find out and identify 56 | pa ge backward classes entitled to enjoy the reservation benefits for ..... . 29 (1966) 3 scr88530 (2011) 8 scc70848 | pa ge 48. mr. vaidyanathan relied upon a judgment of this court in state of kerala v. peoples union for civil liberties31 as well as judgments of the high court of bombay in dattatray yedu thombre v. state of maharashtra32 and citizens of deulgaon raja v. .....
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..... keshav lal thakur (supra) is clearly distinguishable, in that this court was dealing with investigation into an offence under section 31 of the representation of people act, 1950. the representation of people act, 1950 does not contain any provision regulating the manner or place of investigation, or inquiry into any crime, or otherwise dealing with ..... the judgment of this court in keshav lal thakur vs. state of bihar, (1996) 11 scc557 in the said case, offence under section 31 of representation of people s act, 1950, was alleged to have been committed. after investigation, a final report was submitted praying for discharge by police on which magistrate took ..... than not, treated as the abettor, if not perpetrator of the crime, even though the victim may be absolutely innocent. instead of empathizing with the victim people start finding fault with the victim. the victim is ridiculed, defamed, gossiped about, and even ostracized.41. section 228a of ipc makes disclosure of the identity .....
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..... has committed an error. under section 18 of the 2008 act, the arbitration tribunal has the power to condone the delay. the high court recorded a finding that as the representation made by the respondent against the order of termination of the contract was kept pending for an inordinately long time and was not at all decided, the delay was explained .....
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..... the decision of this court in jamal uddin ahmad v. abu saleh najmuddin & anr24 is of some relevance. there, the scope of section 81 of the representation of the people act, 1951 was examined in the light of powers of the high court to administer election petitions by invoking the rule of implied prohibition. the court observed ..... , which lies at the heart of the many issues concerning interpretation of statutes.34. interpretation of law has two essential purposes: one is to clarify to the people governed by it, the meaning of the letter of the law; the other is to shed light and give shape to the intent of the law maker. ..... follow and adhere to the stipulations given below: (a) gifts: a medical practitioner shall not receive any gift from any pharmaceutical or allied health care industry and their sales people or representatives. (b) travel facilities: a medical practitioner shall not accept any travel facility inside the country or outside, including rail, road, air, ship, cruise tickets, .....
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..... said agreement and that the registered owner refuses to deliver the certificate of registration or has absconded, such authority may, after giving the registered owner an opportunity to make such representation as he may wish to make (by sending to him a notice by registered post acknowledgement due at his address entered in the certificate of registration) and notwithstanding that the .....
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