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Daulat Ram Gupta vs.usha Gupta

Court : Delhi

..... the aforesaid state of affairs, the appeal is allowed.19. a decree is passed, of dissolution of marriage of the parties under section 13(1)(ia) of the hindu marriage act.20. the counsel for the appellant / husband assures that the appellant / husband will not prefer any appeal with respect to the acquittal of the mat.app. 15/2011 page ..... after trial the accused is acquitted, may not be a ground to treat such accusations of the wife as cruelty within the meaning of section 13(1)(ia) of the act; however, if it is found that the allegations are patently false, then there can be no manner of doubt that the said conduct of the spouse levelling false accusations ..... of additional district judge-01 (west), delhi]. of dismissal of a petition for dissolution of marriage by a decree of divorce under section 13(1)(ia) and (ib) of the act filed by the appellant / husband.2. the appeal came up first before this court on 4th march, 2011 when notice thereof was ordered to be issued. the counsel for the .....

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 .....

Shri Harish P. Pherwani, Shri Vs. Commissioner of Customs (P)

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Mumbai

..... the view that the adjudicating commissioner has passed a detailed speaking order and he is correct in placing reliance on the statements recorded under section 108 of the customs act, 1962 in view of the case laws cited by him. accordingly, we are of the view that confiscation of the foreign currency and indian currency is in order ..... recorded in para 15, 16 and 17 as follows: on perusal of the statements it is seen that the statements were recorded under section 108 of the customs act 1962 and the same were written by the noticees in their own handwriting and as per their voluntarily say. the hon'ble supreme court in the case of ..... p.c. 1963. therefore, it is material piece of evidence collected by customs official under section 108 of the customs act 1962. that material incriminates the petitioner inculpating him in the contravention of the provisions of the customs act 1962. the material can certainly be used to connect the petitioner in the contra vention. similar view has also been .....

Tata Power Company Ltd. Vs. Reliance Energy Ltd. and ors.

Court : Appellate Tribunal for Electricity APTEL

Reported in : (2006)LCAPTEL405

..... govt. of maharashtra in due course." merc constituted and therefore tariff had to be determined by merc under section 22(1) of the electricity regulatory commissions act, 1998 ("erc act, 1998").the committee made its report. [note: bses' representative did not sign the report] the gom passed the following order:" 1. the assumptions that ..... four weeks from today. the bank guarantees will be kept in force till passing of appropriate order by the appellate tribunal, and thereafter the parties shall act in accordance with the order that the appellate tribunal may pass. accordingly, these appeals are disposed of.53. as directed, this appeal has been preferred bytpc ..... that notwithstanding anything contained in any other law the tariff for supply of electricity, wholesale, bulk or retail shall be subject to the provisions of the act and shall be determined by the state commission. this clearly ousts the jurisdiction of any other authority to determine the tariff.74. the learned senior counsel .....

Kinetic Honda Motor Ltd. Vs. Joint Commissioner of Income-tax

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Pune

Reported in : (2001)77ITD393(Pune.)

..... them from a broad angle taking into consideration the various policies of the government. allowability of the expenditure under the income-tax act is not a criterion for grant of such approval". the cit(a) further remarks that, "the appellant's agreement was approved by the department of industries ..... to be remitted outside india by the government of india for various other considerations, but it cannot be allowed as an expenditure under the income-tax act, unless it is proved that the expenditure was wholly and exclusively for the purpose of business. the government of india, while approving such agreements, examines ..... government of india approves thousands of such applications and the approval of the government of india cannot be a criterion for allowing deduction under the income-tax act. the assessee had raised following other contentions before the assessing officer in support of its claim of allowance of royalty: (i) the assessee could not .....

Indian Petrochemicals Vs. Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Ahmedabad

Reported in : (2002)81ITD263(Ahd.)

..... of technical know-how. the ito treated that amount as a capital expenditure and allowed l/14th of the said amount as allowable expenditure under section 35a of the act. the appellant challenged that order before the aac on the ground that the whole expenditure ought to have been allowed as revenue expenditure. while so, the cit ..... in the case of eimco k.c.p. ltd. v.cit (supra). the relevant headnote is reproduced hereunder : "the appellant-assessee was a company registered under the indian companies act. it was incorporated in the year 1965. two companies, eimco, an american company, and k.p.c. ltd., an indian company, promoted the appellant-company. the authorised ..... income has been done by the company due to the crystalization of legal position on admissibility of know-how and engineering fees on insertion of section 35ab of the act. the assessee made written submissions in relation to the aforesaid matter which is reproduced on p 9 of the assessment order which reads as under : "ipcl has .....

Rubab M. Kazerani Vs. Joint Commissioner of Income Tax

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Mumbai

Reported in : (2005)97TTJ(Mum.)698

..... mou. the second party agreed to identify buyers for the property and to obtain, if necessary, clearance certificate under the provisions of the urban land ceiling act, 1976.the assessee conferred upon the second party irrevocable right to identify buyers to purchase the property and it was agreed that the second party shall not ..... and prejudicial to the interests of the revenue. he, therefore, passed the following order: "hence, the assessment order under section 143(3) of the act is hereby cancelled and the ao is being directed to examine the correct taxability of the capital gain after making necessary enquiry regarding the fair market value of ..... submitted that the ao has not conducted detailed inquiry nor passed a detailed order. therefore, the cit was right in assuming jurisdiction under section 263 of the act. on the other hand, learned counsel distinguished the facts of the case in the decisions referred to by the learned departmental representative in the case of amalgamations .....

Shri Gaurav Uday Nagarsekar Vs. State of Goa Through Its Chief Secreta ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2009(4)BomCR117; 2009(111)BomLR2323

..... quashed raise a sensitive human issue. it is unquestionably true that the authorities who are charged with the duty of admitting students to educational institutions must act fairly and objectively. if admissions to these institutions are made on extraneous considerations and the authorities violate the norms set down by the rules and regulations, ..... graduate courses, had effect of furthering the standard of institution and as no such minimum marks or requirement existed in regulations under the indian medical council act, it could not be said that the state government has encroached upon the standard prescribed by the said regulations.29. this brings us to the ..... authority to victimize any particular candidate. he contends that those norms prescribed by dci are more transparent and fair and the state government ought to have acted in terms of those norms only. lastly, it is contended that the medical council of india has also issued similar norms while selecting students for post .....