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..... any information or material that is subsequently discovered with the help of voluntary administered test results can be admitted, in accordance with section 27 of the evidence act, 1872. the national human rights commission had published `guidelines for the administration of polygraph test (lie detector test) on an accused' in 2000. these ..... an especially worrisome practice since the public distribution of these recordings can expose the subject to undue social stigma and specific risks. it may even encourage acts of vigilantism in addition to a `trial by media'. we must remember that the law does provide for some restrictions on `personal liberty' in the ..... v. kathikalu oghad [1] is clear that once accused is arrested in connection with investigation or other proceeding under section 5 of the identification of prisoners act, 1920, a magistrate of the first class, where satisfied that, for purpose of said investigation or proceeding under the criminal procedure code, it is expedient to .....
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..... to the gram panchayat by a market committee in pursuance of sub section (3) of section 11 of the andhra pradesh (andhra area) commercial crops markets act, 1933 (act xx of 1933), or any other law similar thereto for the time being in force; (v) the taxes and tolls levied in the village under sections 117 ..... income from endowments and trusts under the management of the gram panchayat; (xi) the net assessment on service inams which are resumed by government after the commencement of this act; (xii) income derived from village fisheries, vested in the gram panchayat including the woods and reeds; (xiii) income derived from ferries under the management of the gram ..... (xxi) income from investments of amounts taken from the gram panchayat fund; (xxii) all other receipts accruing from the sources of gram panchayat revenue specified in this act; and (xxiii) all sums other than those enumerated above which arise out of, or are received in aid of, or for expenditure on any institutions or services .....
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..... bodily injury to persons arising out of the use of motor vehicles, include claims for compensation under section 140 and section 163a. section 166 of the act provides for making an application for award of compensation arising out of an accident of the nature specified under section 165(1). the provision under section 166 ..... may, keeping in view the cost of living by notification in the official gaette, from time to time amend the second schedule. ? chapter xii of the act deals with claims tribunals and section 165 obligates the state government to establish motor accidents claims tribunals for adjudicating upon claims for compensation in respect of accidents involving ..... whether non-dependant heir of the deceased who died in a motor accident is entitled to lay claim for compensation under section 166 of the motor vehicles act, 1988 where there is no other dependant legal heir claiming compensation ? in view of the general importance of the question referred, this court has requested learned .....
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..... was getting the same or substantially similar emoluments. iv) the cases in which the labour court/industrial tribunal exercises power under section 11-a of the industrial disputes act, 1947 and finds that even though the enquiry held against the employee/workman is consistent with the rules of natural justice and / or certified standing orders, if ..... a dispute on merits by re-appreciating the evidence placed on record and also to examine the aspect of proportionality of punishment imposed upon a workman if the acts of misconduct alleged against the workman are proved. hence, the argument of the learned standing counsel for the corporation that the labour court has erred in ..... found that there was no irregularity committed by the petitioner. he further submits that in view of amendment to section 11-a of the industrial disputes act, 1947 (for short the act ?), the tribunal has jurisdiction to go into the merits of the case. lastly, he submits that there is no substantial delay in filing the .....
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..... to quash the cases against the respective petitioners therein for similar offences alleged. 14. no doubt, from the decisions supra, sections 3 and 4 of the itp act no way applicable so far as the customers concerned. if any of them indulge in sexual enjoyment with the sex worker respectively and for any of them keeping ..... b.rangaiah inspector of police, obtained permission from his superiors, secured mediators for conducting raid and proceeded with his staff santhosh kumar pc 9726(l.w.6 to act as decoy), wpc 7086 smt. shahanaz begum(l.w.1) and the panchas to the above said place to verify the veracity of information, deputed one santhosh ..... hyderabad outcome of cr.no.1032 of 2013 of panjagutta, hyderabad, for the offences punishable under sections 3, 4 and 5 of the immoral trafficking (prevention) act, 1956 (for short itp act') registered on the complaint of y.prakash reddy, inspector of police, commissioner's task force, west zone team, hyderabad-complainant herein; filed this petition under .....
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..... to prevent challenge on the ground that the decision is ultra vires and being a complete nullity, it is not a decision within the meaning of the act. the concept of jurisdiction has acquired "new dimensions". the original or pure theory of jurisdiction means, "the authority to decide", and it is determinable ..... the decision rendered ultra-vires or a nullity or one without jurisdiction? if the decision is without jurisdiction, notwithstanding the provisions for obtaining reliefs contained in the act and the "ouster clauses", the jurisdiction of the ordinary court is not excluded. so, the matter assumes significance. since the landmark decision in anisminic ltd. ..... divisional officer, secunderabad, filed l.g.c. no.10 of 1990 against the present writ petitioner under the andhra pradesh land grabbing (prohibition) act, 1982 (for short, the act') alleging that the writ petitioner unauthorisedly occupied an extent of 1692 square yards in sy.no.43 of bholakpur village, secunderabad and constructed a .....
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..... company limited) is holding 1 share (0.004% shareholding). that upon this scheme being effective, the transferee company shall without any further application, act, instrument or deed, issue and allot to the shareholders of the transferor company (except to the transferee company and its nominee shareholder) a total of 4 ..... , non-commercial crops etc. 4. in company petition no.193 of 2015, the petitioner transferee company averred that it was originally incorporated under the act on 20.05.2005 as maytas rajeshwari development private limited; that its name was further changed as maytas hill country private limited on 28.12.2005, as ..... other lands, properties and to plant grow, cultivate, produce, raise, process, store, grind, clean, mix, grade, polish, can, import, export, buy, sell warehouse, and to act as an agent, broker, stockiest, indenter, consignor, merchant, farmer, or otherwise to deal in all types of seeds, grains, vegetables, foods, cereals, herbals, flowers, fruits, edibles .....
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..... release of goods provisionally pending retroactive check subject to any administrative measures which is deems fit and necessary. the word administrative measures is not defined under the act. however, there is a guidance provided under the customs provisional duty assessment regulations 1963, the only regulations which are available with respect to import of ..... solicitor general appearing on behalf of the respondents asserts that the writ petition is premature, the communication is not an order passed under section 18 of the act and that the communication is only a kind of offer given to the petitioners to get the goods released, if they so desire subject to the ..... providing of financial guarantee to the extent of differential duty is totally unauthorized and beyond the scope of making a provisional assessment under section 18 of the act. 6. the matters came up for admission and underwent several adjournments. 7. as the matters involve the issue of import of products under the bilateral .....
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..... then seek to enforce it. (aravali golf club v. chander hass ; deoki nandan agarwal43; vemareddy kumaraswamy reddy v. state of a.p ; suresh seth32; and bal ram bali v. union of india ). no mandamus can, therefore, be issued to respondents 1 and 2 to modify the egom decisions. the court can however modify ..... is nagarjuna fertilisers and chemicals limited, a public limited company manufacturing fertilisers. the 11th respondent, a non-profit and non-trading company registered under the companies act, is an association of fertiliser manufacturing units. the government of india framed a policy, by its resolution dated 22.10.1991, to encourage participation of privately ..... of natural resources, if it falls foul of article14 as they constitute public property/national assets, the state, while distributing natural resources, is bound to act in consonance with the principles of equality and public trust and ensure that no action is taken which may be detrimental to public interest. (centre for .....
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..... basis of the letter addressed by the secretary of the public enterprise department. when the service conditions of the respondent are governed by the regulations framed under the act, a general letter addressed by the public enterprises department cannot govern the situation. therefore, the writ petition is allowed and the order under appeal is set aside ..... -07-2001 addressed by the public enterprises department to the managing directors of all state level public enterprises. it is to the effect that payment of gratuity act, 1972 was amended raising the ceiling and it shall be open to the managements of all the public sector undertakings to pay the gratuity on the enhanced ..... rs.1,00,000/-, the amount of gratuity was much more. the appellant framed regulations in exercise of power under section 48 of the state financial corporation act, 1951. the said provision is to the effect that the appellant is conferred with the power to frame regulations on various aspects, subject to approval by the .....
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