Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1997)1GLR711
..... investigate the case.(j) direct that if for the possession of the weapon, cartridges and other articles taken over by the petitioner from the respondent no. 1 and for the acts against the human body of the respondent no. 1 concerning the incident in question on 22-12-1996, the petitioner, her sister shobhna, and her (the petitioner's) husband jatin ..... make her a widow and then compel her to co-habit with him!! it is further alleged by the petitioner that the respondent no. 1 gave threat that the intentional act of killing by an accident of a person as it would, would result in her husband's death. thus, apprehending danger even to her body at the hands and or .....
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Reported in : (2008)3GLR2116
..... of the tentative eligibility as detailed verification of assets was to be carried out. on 30.11.2005 exemption certificate under section 49(2) of the gst act was issued by the sales tax commissioner in favour of the petitioners. thereafter, a team comprising of additional industries commissioner, joint industries commissioner, etc., visited ..... sector as a whole has been deleted out from the purview of the scheme. therefore, this amendment, which is subsequently carried out in the scheme, acts counter to the arguments advanced by the respondents that the object of the scheme was to promote cooperative sector having farmer members and certain agrarian reforms.10. ..... of karnataka v. balaji computers reported in : (2007)2scc743 . in the said case, the state of karnataka issued certain notification under the karnataka sales tax act, 1957 regarding certain tax exemption wherein 'computer and parts of computer peripherals' was the subject matter of controversy. hon'ble the apex court held that the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (2001)4GLR3492
..... , submitted that though gujarat dairy development corporation is a corporation of the government but ultimately it is a company incorporated under the provisions of the companies act and it has a different and distinct identity and the corporation can frame its own rules and regulations. the policy of the government does not bind ..... 7.99 the said option is taken away.4.2 the learned counsels for the petitioner further submitted that the government and the government corporation has acted differently with the different corporations. the learned counsels have submitted that about 106 employees of gcel were absorbed who were declared surplus somewhere on 29.12 ..... the said section, the municipal commissioner should consider the question arising before him in a judicial spirit. in exercising the power, the municipal commissioner must act justly and fairly and not arbitrarily or capriciously; he must exercise the power in consonance with principles of natural justice. we are also of the opinion .....
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Reported in : (2006)3GLR1873
..... in the memo of petition and in the booklet jagrut parivar but now the petitioners have realised that they have to face prosecution because of their illegal act of preparing, publishing, editing, circulating and dispatching defamatory material by publishing the booklet jagrut parivar and therefore they are saying that they have not published the ..... -down their heads before respondent no.2 and to unconditionally surrender themselves. as per petitioners, the main purpose of launching this prosecution is nothing but an act of monstrosity by creating an atmosphere of fear and terror against them whereas the other oblique purpose is to see that the petitioners are forced to come ..... opinion was prejudicial to the furtherance of the cause itself should be discouraged and therefore the petitioners did not submit to her dictates and they preferred to act as per the dictates of their consciences.13. it is also emphasised in the petition that resultant situation was invisible hand of respondent no.2 in .....
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Reported in : (2009)1GLR734
..... , rajasthan, member of special investigating party formed at udaipur, rajasthan to investigate against various offences registered against sohrabuddin alleging inter alia that said sohrabuddin was acting at the behest of i.s.i. to spread terror and disturb the unity and integrity of the country and also entered into conspiracy by possessing arms ..... can be considered at this stage while considering bail application and also can be considered to certain extent in light of section 10 of the evidence act and other provisions. it is submitted that submission on behalf of the applicant with respect to different versions in different statements; credibility of the witnesses ..... conspiracy.thus, the accused have, with an intent to kill sohrabuddin, abducted as detailed above and hid at a solitary place, and thereby, committed an act of sohrabuddin's murder with common intention in conspiracy.thereafter, the abducted kausarbi, resident of zarnia was confined in disha farm house and the court commission .....
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Reported in : AIR2000Guj241
..... under article 215 of the constitution of india, as superior courts of record having inherent and plenary jurisdiction including admiralty jurisdiction and not under the colonial court of admiralty act, 1890.5.15. it was further submitted that the bombay high court (original side) rules, 1957 are repealed by 1993 rules. even otherwise, the bombay high ..... court (original side) rules, 1957 and the admiralty jurisdiction rules for regulating the procedure and practice in cases brought before the high court under the colonial courts of admiralty act, 1890 (53-54 victoria chapter 27). rule 52 reads as follows :'52. where not provided for, rules and practice of o.o.c. j. to apply ..... the letters patent, these rules include rules regulating the procedure and practices of cases brought before the high court of bombay under the colonial courts of admiralty act, 1890. this is the law in force immediately before the appointed day with respect to the practice and procedure in the high court of bombay and .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (2009)3GLR1877
..... under the nomenclature of 'the gujarat infrastructure development ordinance, 1999'. the said ordinance was later on, given the shape of the gujarat infrastructure development act, 1999. upon promulgation of the said ordinance, the state of gujarat for the purpose of ensuring its participation in respect of infrastructural project in the ..... owned by it as its instrumentality and as a result thereof, respondent herein was incorporated as a company under the provisions of the companies act, 1956. subsequently, the respondent floated global tender inviting offers from the concerned companies for undertaking a project of infocity near gandhinagar (gujarat) in ..... an ordinance under the nomenclature of 'gujarat infrastructure development ordinance 1999'. the said ordinance was later on given the shape of 'gujarat infrastructure development act, 1999'. by the promulgations of the said ordinance, state of gujarat for the purpose of ensuring its participation in respect of the infrastructural project .....
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Reported in : (2006)3GLR2037
..... reliefs.3. shri sn shelat, learned senior advocate, appearing for the petitioner has vehemently submitted that considering the provisions of national council of teachers education act, 1993 (act no. 73 of 1993) as well as national council for teacher education (recognition, norms and procedure, 2005), once recognition/approval granted by the ..... and standards for recognition of teacher education, programmes and permission to start new course or training) regulations, 1995, and the relevant provisions under the university act with regard to grant of affiliation, the hon'ble supreme court in the aforesaid decision of state of maharashtra v. sant dnyaneshwar shikshan shastra mahavidyalaya and ..... and has fulfilled all other requirements. it is required to be noted that ncte is a statutory expert body. considering the scheme of the ncte act and the relevant regulations, i.e., 'national council for teacher education (form of application for recognition, the time limit for submission of application, .....
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Reported in : (2009)2GLR997
..... examined witness hasmukhbhai patel at exh. 48. as revealed from the evidence of first informant chandrikaben, hasmukhbhai was requested to go to matrimonial home of hina and to act as a mediator because he happened to be common relative of both the sides. according to hasmukhbhai, he went to vidhyanagar and at that time, only accused no ..... that in the absence of necessary ingredients under section 304-b of the ipc, the presumption of dowry death as envisaged in section 113-b of the evidence act cannot be attracted. considering the overall evidence in the instant case, as discussed at length above, the prosecution evidence reveals that hina was subjected to ill-treatment ..... soon before her death. it was, therefore, held that the prosecution failed to establish such important aspect of the matter and therefore, presumption envisaged under the evidence act cannot be drawn. we need not repeat here the entire above discussions, but suffice it to say that in the case on hand, there is clear, cogent .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1998)3GLR2061
..... which reliance was placed by the petitioner did not deal with a post in the nature of 'gold collar', but they were cases of 'workmen' under the industrial disputes act, 1947. the case of the petitioner cannot, therefore, be compared with a 'workman' and the principles apply and considerations which are relevant in such cases do not ..... of quashing of the regulation calls for some reflection. in the private sector, the managerial cadre of employees is altogether excluded from the purview of the industrial disputes act and similar labour legislations. the private sector can cut the dead-wood and can get rid of a managerial cadre employee in case he is considered to be wanting ..... by the petitioner.(iv) since the amount is being paid in one lumpsum, it is likely that the employer may take recourse of section 192 of the income-tax act, 1961, which provides that any person, responsible for paying any income chargeable under the head 'salaries', shall at the time of payment, deduct income-tax on the .....
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