Judgment Search Results Home > Cases Phrase: sashastra seema bal act 2007 section 2 definitions Court: chennai Page 100 of about 9,208 results (0.111 seconds)

Ramasamy, and anr. Vs. State Rep. by the Inspector of Police Guruparap ...

Court : Chennai

..... he found them, he attacked them, which in the opinion of this court, would be pointing to the fact that it was an act intentionally done. under the circumstances, the trial judge was perfectly correct in finding a-1 guilty as per the charge of murder and awarding ..... by a-1 and a-2, but they did not pay heed to their words; that under the circumstances, being provoked, he has acted so which is neither intentional nor premeditated, and this has got to be considered by the court. 8.the court heard the learned ..... be believed, and hence the prosecution had no case as far as a-2 is concerned; that insofar as a-1, the act of a-1 would not attract the penal provision of murder since both the deceased developed illicit intimacy; that they were actually related as ..... also joined a-1 in cutting d2 also; but, there is no whisper in the fir that a-2 had got any overt act; that under the circumstances, the evidence was only a development; that it would be quite indicative of the fact that they have come .....

Madras Techno Marine Enterprises Ltd. and anr. Vs. Regional Director, ...

Court : Chennai

..... petitioner has filed this writ petition to strike of the first petitioner company from the register of the second respondent in terms of section 3(5) of the act.4. the learned senior counsel appearing for the petitioner would contend that the petitioner has been unnecessarily harassed and the provisions of section 3(5) are very ..... petitioner herein has no contact with any of the erstwhile directors and therefore requested to treat the company as the defunct company under section 560 of the companies act. the petitioner did not receive any further communication thereafter. at that stage of the matter, the circular dated 25.03.2003 came to be issued introducing a ..... its operation in 1979 and despite their being no activity, the company filed all the returns and statutory records as on 31.12.1999. during 2000, the companies act, 1956, was amended and minimum capital was stipulated for private limited companies and public limited companies. in terms of section 3(3) a private limited company must .....

V.Thirunavukkarasu Vs. Mrs.Shobana

Court : Chennai

..... submit that the competent authorities do not in general approach the special judge with any request seeking permission for compounding the offence as required under section 5a of the act. in our considered opinion, whenever any petition is filed by the defaulter / accused or the depositor (s) for compounding the offence, it is for the ..... the payment of interest and to allow compounding of offence. here, the competent authority is not a party against the defaulter / accused. the competent authority acts as an independent statutory authority to adjudicate upon the issue as to whether the entire amount has been paid with or without interest and then to record compounding ..... rate of interest and court expenses along with principal amount also, the offence could not be compounded. hence, the respondent requested the special judge under the act to pass a specific order.5. according to the petitioner, the above order of the respondent declining to compound the offence in respect of 22 depositors .....

Mohammed Zubair Fauzal Awam Vs. State Rep by the Inspector and anr.

Court : Chennai

..... prescribed for a magistrate for issuance of warrant in holding the enquiry into the matter on receipt of requisition of the central government. under sec.9 of the act, the magistrate may issue a warrant of arrest. therefore, a formal request is yet to be made by the srilankan government for the extradition of the petitioner ..... together with such report any written statement which the fugitive criminal may desire to submit for the consideration of the central government.12. section 8 of the extradition act provides that if the central government forms an opinion that a fugitive criminal ought to be surrendered to the foreign state, it may issue a warrant for ..... return of a fugitive criminal to foreign states and chapter iii deals with case where there are extradition arrangements have been made. under sectiion 4 of the extradition act, a requisition for the surrender of a fugitive criminal of a foreign state may be made to the central government by a diplomatic representative of the foreign .....

M.VeluduraIn Vs. the State

Court : Chennai

..... section 21 alone, which reads as follows:- 21. punishment for contravention in relation to manufactured drugs and preparations.- whoever, in contravention of any provision of this act or any rule or order made or condition of licence granted thereunder, manufactures, possesses, sells, purchase, transports, imports inter-state, exports inter-state or ..... , in cases where there were no purity tests conducted, the learned judges confirmed the conviction of the respective accused under section 21(b) of the act, treating the quantity of narcotic drug found in the total quantity of contraband as intermediate quantity. the first judgment relied on was in rekhaparameswari v. ..... quantity nor a commercial quantity and it was an intermediate quantity. accordingly, the hon'ble supreme court convicted the accused under section 21(b) of the ndps act. for the purpose of easy understanding, in this order, the quantity of narcotic drug or psychotropic substance, which is neither a commercial quantity nor a .....

Y.Koteeswariah and anr. Vs. Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewe ...

Court : Chennai

..... assistant executive engineer, from the electrical cadre, prior to the petitioner, has been placed above the petitioner. the said seniority list had also been confirmed and acted upon. based on the confirmed seniority list, dated 12.9.2007, subsequent panels and promotions had also been effected. the present panel for promotion to the ..... point of time, the petitioner had ever raised any objections, as to the seniority compared with that of the third respondent. therefore, the seniority list had been acted upon and the necessary promotions had been made, periodically. in such circumstances, it is not open to the petitioner to challenge the said seniority list, which had ..... of the service regulations, 1978.the 1st respondent has passed the resolution in exercise of the powers conferred under section 81(2)(c) of the act fixing the date of entry into service as assistant executive engineers as criterion for the purpose of giving promotional opportunity to the engineering personnel of the board .....

Ms.Colorplus Fashions Ltd. Vs. the Controller of Legal Metrology

Court : Chennai

..... year in which the commodity is manufactured or pre-packed [or imported]:provided that for packages containing food articles, the provisions of the prevention of food adulteration act, 1954 (37 of 1954) and the rules made thereunder shall apply:provided further that nothing in this clause shall apply in case of packages containing seeds ..... violation, but informing that the breach committed by the petitioner was one under section 33 compoundable under section 51 of the standards of weights and measures (enforcement) act. again, it was informed that the offence was compoundable and hence, the petitioner may call on the respondent at the place, date and time mentioned therein ..... by displaying the cost of materials in the label permanently affixed to the packing as permitted under section 39(3) of the standards of weight and measures act, 1976.2. the petitioner informs of being a manufacturer of premium quality readymade garments and accessories like wallets, belts, etc. under the trade name/mark .....

E.M. Forster and anr. Vs. A.N. Parasuram

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1964Mad331

..... the publication of verbatim transcripts of the speeches of another; it was held that such a person was an 'author' of the report within the meaning of the copyright act, and entitled to protection., it has been clearly laid down that there is no copyright in a 'title' as such, since this is not substantially enough to ..... taking the b. a. degree in the madras university.5. copyright is thus a statutory claim, and the complaint must be established within the strict provisions of the act. questions have come up before courts whether .an abridgment of am original work would constitute an infringement of copyright; equally, whether such abridged work could upon its own ..... tests might also be applicable. if the infringement is prima facie established, the party sued can rely upon any of the exceptions enacted in section 2(1) of the act, which will include 'fair dealing' as specified' in section 2(l)(i).in this context, it may also be of some significance to note the interpretative definitions in .....

Pioneer Motors Ltd., Tirunelveli and ors. Vs. O.M.A. Majeed, Mirania M ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1957Mad48

..... the allocation among ministers of the said business in so far as it is not business with respect to which the governor is by or under this act required to act in his discretion."22. the other sub-clauses which were relevant to the governor's discretion or special responsibilities are not now material.23. the ..... enactment was made, to administer executive government in any part of british india, shall where a corresponding new authority has been constituted by the government of india act, 1919, be construed for all purposes after the above-mentioned date, as a reference to such new authority."14. we are mentioning these provisions to emphasise ..... has been impleaded in the several writ petitions, the additional secretary to the government (home department), being the department dealing with questions arising under the motor vehicles act, stated:"i have perused the affidavit of the petitioner in each of the writ petitions and in regard to the contention raised that the orders in question were .....

Ammu Balachandran Vs. Mrs. O.T. Joseph (Died) and Others

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1996Mad442

..... shrounds the disposition with suspicion as it does not give any inkling to the mind of the testator, to enable the court to judge if the disposition was voluntary act. from this, it is clear that if reason is provided in the will itself for disinheriting a heir or for giving only a lesser share, that removes ..... but it shrouds the disposition with suspi-cion_as it does not give any inclining to the mind of the testator to_enable the court to judge if the disposition was voluntary act. taking active interest by propounder in execution of will raises another strong suspicion. in : air1959sc443 h. venkata-challiah v. n. thermajamma it was held to render the ..... ordinarily differ from that of proving any other document except to the special requirement of attestation prescribed in the case of a will by section 63 of the succession act. the onus of proving the will on the pro-pounder and in the absence of suspicious circumstances surrounding the execution of the will, proof of testamentary capacity .....