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Swaran Kanta and ors. Vs. Chairman, Delhi Transport Corporation and an ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2009ACJ2377

..... feel that the rate of interest awarded by the tribunal is just and fair and requires no interference. no rate of interest is fixed under section 171 of motor vehicles act, 1988. the interest is compensation for forbearance or detention of money and that interest is awarded to a party only for being kept out of the money, which ought to ..... or of the claimants, whichever is higher should be kept in mind. taking a balanced view of the said apex court judgment and the second schedule to the motor vehicles act, in the facts of the present case i am of the view that after looking at the age of the claimants and the deceased the appropriate multiplier would be 12 ..... applying the multiplier of 10 in the facts and circumstances of the case. this case pertains to the year 1984 and at that time second schedule to the motor vehicles act had not been brought on the statute book. the said schedule came on the statute book in the year 1994 and prior to 1994 the law of the land was .....

Vaishali International School Teachers Welfare Association Vs. All Ind ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 132(2006)DLT237

..... the inspection panel submitted a report on 22.1.1998. thereafter on 27.3.1998, directions under section 24(3) of the delhi school education act, 1973 ('the act') were issued by the directorate of education, government of nct of delhi citing the inspection report, a copy of which was been sent to the ..... considered by the director of education and is rejected. you are thereforee, directed to continue the school in accordance with the provisions of delhi school education act and rules 1973. you are also directed to explain justification of expenditure under following heads along with relevant documents.expenditure expenditure expnd. expnd. remarkshead during ..... the directorate of education wrote a letter dated 3.9.1998 to the society to the following effect:govt. of national capital territory of delhi directorate of education (act branch) no. 7055 dated 3.9.98tothe president,all india siddharth internationaleducational society, 472-a, bhola nath nagar, shahdara, delhi - 110 032. sub : closure .....

All India Hvoc Workmen Federat Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2006(92)DRJ48

..... v. union of india : air1989sc1215 to contend that an instrumentality of state or a public sector undertaking like respondent no. 2 herein could not be seen to act arbitrary or illegally in the matter of treatment of its employees. he submitted that merely because the members of the appellant had accepted the amounts under the vrs of ..... will be paid.terminal benefits:(i) cash equivalent to the accumulated earned leave as per hvoc rules shall be payable.(ii) gratuity as per the payment of gratuity act shall be payable.(iii) employee and his family shall also be entitled to travel by the entitled class to the place. where he/she intends to settle down.(iv ..... an unviable undertaking and its case was referred to the board for industrial and financial reconstruction (bifr), under section 15(1) of the sick industrial companies (special provisions) act, 1985 (sica) in december, 1999. the bifr declared hvoc as a sick industrial company in terms of section 3(1)(o) of sica. the employees of hvoc are .....

Intercontinental Hotels Group (India) Pvt. Ltd. (Through: Its Authoriz ...

Court : Delhi

..... for each. i authorise you to release this to duet".5. you must attach to that single email both of the following: (a) the final version of each hma (i.e. the word documents attached to this e-mail); and (b) a pdf copy of the signed signature pages. 11. the learned senior counsel for the ..... 2018 page 3 as defined under section 2(1)(c) of the commercial courts, commercial division and commercial appellate division of high courts act, 2015 ("commercial courts act"). section 10(1) of the commercial courts act provides that in cases of an international commercial arbitration, all applications shall be heard and disposed of by the commercial division of the ..... mr. justice navin chawla navin chawla, j.(oral) 1. these petitions have been filed by the petitioners under section 9 of the arbitration and conciliation act, 1996 (hereinafter referred to as the act ) due to termination of the hotel management agreement(s) by the respondent. as the facts are almost common in all aspects, the same are being .....

Airport Authority of India Vs. Commissioner of Income Tax

Court : Delhi

..... agencies who have never paid any amount..23. all these appeals are disposed of in the aforesaid terms..24. there shall be no order as to the costs. acting chief justice (rajiv shakdher) judge (r.v.easwar) judge december 16, 2011 skb ita nos.ita 432/2008,433/2008,ita 437/2008,ita 517/2008 page ..... the appellant airport authority of india is a statutory authority constituted first under the international airports authority of india, act, 1972 when it took over the central warehousing corporation. after repeal of the said act, the airport authorities act of 1994 was enacted and the appellant/assessee took over the functions of management of certain airports and other ..... ,ita 1250/2008,ita 1251/2008 through: mr. kamal sawhney, sr. standing counsel. coram :- hon'ble the acting chief justice hon'ble mr. justice rajiv shakdher hon'ble mr. justice r.v. easwar a.k. sikri, acting chief justice:.1. in all these appeals, preferred by the singular assessee namely airport authority of india, two additions .....

Arun Garg Vs. Delhi Paints and Oil Traders

Court : Delhi

..... a view to ensure that while issuing summons, the metropolitan magistrates dealing with the complaint cases filed u/s 138 read with section 151 of the n.i act have a clear and complete picture of the persons arrayed by the complainant so as to hold them vicariously liable for the commission of offence by the accused ..... where all the persons holding office in the company are sought to be prosecuted by the complainant, irrespective of whether they played any specific role in the incriminating act. issuing summons to all persons named in the complaint without ascertaining whether they played any actual role causes much harassment to the innocent directors/employees named in the ..... which is reproduced as under: that accused no.1 herein is the limited company named as m/s mega lube india ltd., a company incorporated under the companies act and having its office at a-46, hauz khas, new delhi-110016. the accused no.is managing director, accused no.is authorised signatory, accused no.is chairman .....

Chhaya Devi & Anr vs.rukmini Devi & Ors

Court : Delhi

..... plaintiffs, accordingly, it is directed that the ========================================================== page 17 of 18 i.a. 9618/2017 in cs(os) 285/2017 defendants are restrained from acting upon the notice dated 08.08.2017 and the resolutions passed in the consequential meeting dated 26.08.2017, which was permitted to be held by ..... mrs. chhaya devi, the director under proposed removal, with a request to make her representation, if she desires, in accordance with a provisions of the companies act. yours faithfully 1. rukmini devi 2. jyoti kumar arya 3. jyoti, kumar arya huf ========================================================== page 8 of 18 i.a. 9618/2017 in cs(os ..... factory (india) private limited registered office: new area sikahdarpur, pc muzaffarpur bihar-842001 india dear sir/madam, subject: special notice u/s 115 of the companies act, 2013 for removal of mrs. chhaya devi from the office of director. we, rukmini devi (6000 shares), jyoti kumar arya (5850 shares), jyoti kumar arya .....

Mahesh Rai vs.the State Govt. Of Nct of Delhi

Court : Delhi

..... & anr, (2001) 1 scc652has held as under:-" 19. in this context we may point out that there is no requirement either under section 27 of the evidence act or under section 161 of the code of criminal procedure, to obtain signature of independent witnesses on the record in which statement of an accused is written. the legal obligation ..... in skin and hair of deceased, preserved after 26 days of the incident, reflected his absolute intention to finish his target. he very well knew that his such act was sure and certain to cause slow painful death of shivani that he intended to achieve. prosecution having been able to squarely prove the charges, the accused is ..... did not approach the magistrate. reliance in this behalf has been placed by sh. pipaniya on kansraj v. state of punjab, air2000 sc2324, that section 32 of evidence act does not require that the statement sought to be admitted in evidence should have been made in imminent expectation of death. further he has cited ramwati devi v. state .....

Hori Lal vs.the State Govt. Of Nct of Delhi & Anr.

Court : Delhi

..... & anr, (2001) 1 scc652has held as under:-" 19. in this context we may point out that there is no requirement either under section 27 of the evidence act or under section 161 of the code of criminal procedure, to obtain signature of independent witnesses on the record in which statement of an accused is written. the legal obligation ..... in skin and hair of deceased, preserved after 26 days of the incident, reflected his absolute intention to finish his target. he very well knew that his such act was sure and certain to cause slow painful death of shivani that he intended to achieve. prosecution having been able to squarely prove the charges, the accused is ..... did not approach the magistrate. reliance in this behalf has been placed by sh. pipaniya on kansraj v. state of punjab, air2000 sc2324, that section 32 of evidence act does not require that the statement sought to be admitted in evidence should have been made in imminent expectation of death. further he has cited ramwati devi v. state .....

State (Nct of Delhi) vs.mahesh Rai

Court : Delhi

..... & anr, (2001) 1 scc652has held as under:-" 19. in this context we may point out that there is no requirement either under section 27 of the evidence act or under section 161 of the code of criminal procedure, to obtain signature of independent witnesses on the record in which statement of an accused is written. the legal obligation ..... in skin and hair of deceased, preserved after 26 days of the incident, reflected his absolute intention to finish his target. he very well knew that his such act was sure and certain to cause slow painful death of shivani that he intended to achieve. prosecution having been able to squarely prove the charges, the accused is ..... did not approach the magistrate. reliance in this behalf has been placed by sh. pipaniya on kansraj v. state of punjab, air2000 sc2324, that section 32 of evidence act does not require that the statement sought to be admitted in evidence should have been made in imminent expectation of death. further he has cited ramwati devi v. state .....