Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1990SC594; I(1990)DMC377SC; JT1990(1)SC90; 1990(1)SCALE76; (1990)1SCC475; 1990(2)LC358(SC)
..... the appellant is taken to be correct as mentioned by the additional district judge then it clearly revealed that the respondent was adamant not to live with the appellant at bal chand nagar and she was not even willing to listen to the advice of the parents and other family members of the appellant. another important circumstance to be noted ..... as sanat kumar filed petitions of divorce against their wives on the ground of cruelty and desertion as contemplated under section 13(1)(ia) & (ib) of the hindu marriage act, 1955, the petition for divorce filed by shivnarain was dismissed by the trial court but was allowed in appeal by the high court and an appeal filed against the judgment ..... facts have to be viewed as to the purpose which is revealed by those facts or by conduct and expression of intention, both interior and subsequent to the actual act of separation. the case of the petitioner sanat kumar with regard to desertion was that he was married to nandini on 11.6-1978 and on the same day .....
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Reported in : AIR1991SC101; (1991)1CompLJ1(SC); JT1990(3)SC725; 1991LabIC91; (1991)ILLJ395SC; 1991Supp(1)SCC600; [1990]Supp1SCR142; 1991(1)SLJ56(SC)
..... and ors. : [1964]6scr784 challenge was thrown to the constitutionality of the amendments made to sections 40, 41 and section 7 by the land acquisition amendment act (act 31 of 1962) on the ground that it contravened article 31(2) inasmuch as it makes acquisition for a company before july 20, 1962 as being for ..... a private individual, is limited in its ability to contract by the constitution. the federal contracting power is based upon the constitution's authorisation of these acts 'necessary and proper' to the carrying out of the functions which it allocates to the national government,-unless the objectives sought by terms and conditions in ..... to be harmoniously blended so as to serve the societal need consistent with the constitutional scheme.statutory construction:314. statutory construction raises a presumption that an act or a provision therein a constitutionally valid unless it appears to be ultra vires or invalid. the legislature, subject to the provisions of the constitution, has .....
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Reported in : AIR1992SC1033; [1992]75CompCas12(SC); 1991CriLJ1391; JT1992(1)SC405; 1992(1)SCALE216; (1992)2SCC343; [1992]1SCR406
..... monetary regulations. the banks or non-banking institutions shall have to regulate their operations in accordance with, not only as per the provisions of the act but also the rules and directions or instructions issued by the rbi in exercise of the power thereunder. chapter 3b expressly deals with regulations of deposit ..... finance and investment co. ltd. and ors. etc., : [1987]2scr1 for short 'first peerless case' while holding that prize chits arid money circulation schemes (banning) act, 1978 does hot attract 'recurring deposits schemes', pointed out that the schemes harshly operate against the poor sections of the society who require security and protection; urgent action ..... premium, bonus or other advantages by whatever name called, accrued on the amount according to the terms of contract. section 45j and 45k of the act do not authorise the reserve bank of india to introduce a concept of liability which is contrary to the accepted commercial practice and trading principles. the impugned .....
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Reported in : AIR1993SC1348; 1993CriLJ1042; 1992SCC(Cri)426,
..... slp (c) no. 14014/88 before the supreme court against ch. bhajan lal and it is a gross interference with the administration of justice and that this arrogance act of intimidation and terrorization merits severest punishment. it is further stated that the serious investigation conducted has been reduced to a farce by 'purchasing the complainant dharam pal, ..... truth exposing his abuse of power to amass wealth in the background of his admittedly humble beginning in life.(vide para 9 of the contempt petition)that the act of intimidation and blackmail unbecoming of member of the central government ch. bhajan lal has committed the gross criminal contempt of this hon'ble court with an ..... to direct an investigation afresh, if it so desires, through a competent police officer empowered with valid legal authority in strict compliance with section 5a(1) of the act as indicated supra. no order as to costs.7. while this civil appeal was pending before this court, ch. bhajan lal is stated to have made a .....
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Reported in : (1993)3SCC151
..... c) no. 14014 of 1988 before the supreme court against ch. bhajan lal and it is a gross interference with the administration of justice and that this arrogant act of intimidation and terrorisation merits severest punishment. it is further stated that the serious investigation conducted has been reduced to a farce by purchasing the complainant dharam pal, ..... his abuse of power to amass wealth in the background of his admittedly humble beginning in life. (vide para 9 of the contempt petition)that by the act of intimidation and blackmail unbecoming of member of the central government ch. bhajan lal has committed the gross criminal contempt of this hon'ble court with an intention ..... direct an investigation afresh, if it so desires, through a competent police officer empowered with valid legal authority in strict compliance with section 5-a(1) of the act as indicated supra. no order as to costs.7. while this civil appeal was pending before this court, ch. bhajan lal is stated to have made a .....
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Reported in : AIR1994SC1271; 1993CriLJ1109
..... with six others was tried for offences punishable under sections 148, 302, 307 read with section 149, i.p.c. and section 27 of the arms act. the trial court acquitted gurdial singh (a-2), bal-winder singh son of deva singh (a-3), balwinder singh son of hans singh (a-7) and convicted the remaining four. all the convicted four persons .....
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Reported in : AIR1994SC1023; 1994CriLJ1368; JT1993(6)SC650; 1993(4)SCALE636; (1994)1SCC616; [1993]Supp3SCR915; 1994(1)LC199(SC)
..... investigation of the case f.i.r. no. 10 dated 8.10.1993 under sections 364/302/201, i.p.c. and 3/4//5 t.a.d.a. (p) act, police station rupnagar, district ropar with immediate effect. we further direct the senior superintended of police, ropar and the station house officer, police station rupnagar to assist the cbi in ..... years in connection with regard to case fir no. 10 dated 8.2.93 under sections 364/302/201 ipc and 3/4/5/ of t.a.d.a.(p) act police station rup nagar district ropar.i reside in village bahadurpur. we two brothers and one sister and my parents are alive. i studied upto primary at my village bahadurpur .....
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Reported in : AIR1994SC2117; [1995]82CompCas810(SC); (1994)2CompLJ31(SC); JT1994(1)SC430; 1994(1)SCALE472; (1994)2SCC583; [1994]1SCR798
..... ors. : [1980]3scr331 , had an occasion to deal with a similar situation relating to sugar industry. sugar was a scheduled industry under section 2 of the act. an ordinance called the uttar pradesh sugar undertaking (acquisition) ordinance 1971 was promulgated by which the sugar undertakings were transferred to and vested in the uttar pradesh ..... . sri sudhir chandra further submitted that directions no. (3) (clarification no. (3) as it is called) in the order dated 24.5.1991 is acting as a severe handicap in the proper management of the corporation. because of the said restriction the management is not in a position to transfer recalcitrant officials where ..... in these matter.(3) that the employee and officers of the corporation shall cooperate with the present management for a better running of the corporation. they shall act subject to the control and directions of the present board of directors. however, the officers and employees shall not be disturbed or shifted from their respective .....
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Reported in : AIR1994SC2211; [1994]2CompCas385(SC); (1995)IILLJ98SC; 1994(2)SCALE762; 1994Supp(2)SCC359; 1994(1)LC730(SC)
..... , and if the board comes to the conclusion that the units are viable and can be revived it can frame a scheme in accordance with the provisions of the act. it is, therefore, directed that the reference that has already been made by the central government to the board in pursuance to the directions given by this court ..... same on the moratorium basis for three years only through the workers cooperative society which postulates grant of certain exemptions, reliefs and concessions as provided under section 18 of the act.3. on april 25, 1994, shri b.b. singh, learned counsel appearing for the state of bihar, placed before us a statement indicating the line of action ..... , the court passed an order whereby the central government was directed to make a reference to the board for framing a scheme as contemplated under section 18 of the act for revival of the company. the board submitted a report wherein it was indicated that three of the units of the company, viz, cement asbestos and vanaspati could .....
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Reported in : 1995CriLJ2910; JT1995(3)SC538; 1995(2)SCALE704; (1995)3SCC619; [1995]3SCR450; 1995(2)LC786(SC)
..... possess - and acceptance of money by vsnl which as has been pointed out earlier is only a service agency and not a licensing authority under the indian telegraph act, 1885. xx xx xx xxthe odds cannot, it is submitted, be totally loaded against doordarshan. either, it is allowed to decide such matter on purely commercial ..... because, although the high court on 12th november, 1993 had directed that the ministry of telecommunications should consider the question of issuing licence to twi under the telegraph act and decide the same within three days from that date (which time limit was expiring in any case by 15th november, 1993), the secretary of the mib ..... separate account.(b) that dd would be the host broadcaster.(c) that ministry of telecommunication would consider the question of issuing a license to twi under the telegraphs act and decide the same within three days.on 12th november, 1993, the film facilities officer of the mib informed the customs department at new delhi, bombay and .....
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