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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 .....

Madan Malji Kambli and Others Vs. State of Goa, Through Its Chief Secr ...

Court : Mumbai Goa

..... the state government deems fit. 101} both, the learned advocate general and the assistant solicitor general, place reliance on the air craft act, 1934. the said act is an act to make better provision for the control of the manufacture, possession, use, operation, sale, import and export of aircraft. in section 2 ..... claiming compensation for the acquisition of their lands and even objecting to the compensation offered by taking recourse to section 18 of the land acquisition act. equally, on instructions the learned advocate general makes a statement that the state government will provide employment opportunities to the petitioners and the affected ..... impact assessment study and necessary approval before the project of such magnitude is undertaken. according to mr.sonak this pre-condition under the environment protection act, 1986 and under the environmental impact assessment notification issued in september 2006, is mandatory. this pre-condition has to be satisfied before acquisition proposal .....

irne Wanjiru Vs. the State of Maharashtra and anr.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2001ALLMR(Cri)1480; 2001BomCR(Cri)665; (2001)3BOMLR421; 2001(2)MhLj635

..... in which gunny bags containing contraband were recovered. hon'ble the supreme court held that question of non-compliance with the conditions stipulated in section 50 of the act, did not arise because place where the gunny bags were found stacked in vehicle, was not inextricably connected with the person of the accused.in sarju das v ..... appellant is entitled for acquittal in view of the search having been conducted and seizure effected in violation of provisions of section 50(1) & (4) of the act.in view of above rival contentions, it is not required to be determined if the safeguards provided under section 50 have been observed. the point of conflict is limited ..... were also seized. thereafter, raiding party returned to the office with the accused and seized material. accused was served summons under section 67 of the n.d.p.s. act (exh, 9) and her statement was recorded (exh. 10).mr. menon carried out further investigation, who submitted the report regarding the seizure and arrest on the morning .....

Vinod Son of Subhashrao Shinde, Vs. the State of Maharashtra, Through ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2007(5)ALLMR540; 2008(1)BomCR485

..... be wholly improper to proceed to make recruitment in the absence of such certification. section 10(6)(a) of the maharashtra project affected persons rehabilitation act, 1999 (maharashtra act no. xi of 2001) reads as under section 10(6)(a) in all class iii and class iv category of services under the establishment of ..... breach. no reservation has been provided for blind and disabled persons, project affected persons as required by section 10 of the maharashtra project affected persons rehabilitation act, 1999 (mah. act no. xi/2001). no list of part time employees from the collector was called as per condition no. 4. respondent no. 4. bank has ..... state government departments, public sector undertakings, local self government, government-aided institutions and co-operative societies specified under section 73a of the maharashtra co-operative societies act, 1960 there shall be not less than five per cent priority quota for the employment of nominees of the affected persons. it is clear from the .....

Sameer Ahmed Khan Vs. The State of Maharashtra and Others

Court : Mumbai Aurangabad

..... by this court in the past. it needs to be presumed that these interim orders and directions were subject to result of the proceeding and the provisions of the act. the petitioner did not come to this court for getting permission for making application to appear for the common entrance test which is held for admission to post ..... ). the facts were different. 15. the procedure prescribed by the apex court in the case of madhuri patil (cited supra) and the procedure laid down in the act and the rules show that strict verification of the caste before giving benefit to a person is necessary so that the benefit is given to the real backward class person ..... to scheduled tribe, raj. in view of this circumstance, the other record which is mentioned above cannot be given much importance. 14. provision of section 6 of the act shows that each and every claim is expected to be verified by the committee independently. this becomes more necessary when there is no validity certificate in favour of the .....

Sanjay S/O Kewalchand Bhondekar Vs. Chairman, Maharashtra Small Scale ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2004(4)BomCR717; 2005(1)MhLj171

..... represent before it record its finding. on this exercise being undertaken by the disciplinary authority, the consequence will abide by the ultimate result. the disciplinary authority will act on our direction and pass appropriate orders within three months of the communication of our order.21. rule is made absolute in the aforesaid terms with no ..... disciplinary authority was justified in coming to the conclusion that the services of the petitioner deserves to be dismissed for this serious misconduct, as it was an act of dishonesty in connivance with the two units in the matter of transaction of purchase of hand sealing machines, at the cost of causing huge financial loss ..... the amount from the defaulting party i.e. m/s space pac machines limited, thane and also taken necessary action under section 138 of the negotiable instruments act for dishonour of cheques issued by the said firm, and for that the petitioner cannot be blamed.12. mr. darda, submitted that the respondent corporation has .....

Sharifabi W/O. Sabirshah Vs. State of Maharashtra

Court : Mumbai Nagpur

..... in the nature of dying declaration is a piece of evidence which is untested by the cross-examination. it must be proved as true and absolutely safe to act upon it after careful scrutiny thereof. it is surprising to note that the husband of the deceased ramjansha has mentioned in his evidence that his wife was totally ..... the appellant pouring kerosene on the person of the deceased and setting her on fire, nor there was any motive for the appellant to do such an heinous act without caring for the consequences to follow and even when we do not have any witness has having knowledge of the quarrel taken place between the appellant and the ..... that the dying declaration cannot be accepted as reliable, truthful and voluntary evidence. it is further submitted that there was no corroborative evidence for the trial court to act upon. learned advocate for the appellant contended that there was scope for tutoring, prompting or imagination since there was a huge time gap between the occurrence time at .....

Champalal S/O Chunnilal Paliwal, (Dead Through Lrs.) and Others Vs. th ...

Court : Mumbai Nagpur

..... (conduct) rules, 1967! we only observe that these conduct rules do not define what is conduct or misconduct. what type of behaviour or nature of acts/omissions are accepted and prohibited is envisaged in it. rule 9 of the discipline and appeal rules,1967 lays down special procedure in certain cases. it begins with ..... and in private capacity, though it may not constitute a misconduct as understood in labour jurisprudence, here that concept of misconduct under industrial employment standing orders act. 1946 or rules and model standing orders framed thereunder will not be relevant and need not be gone into. only question will be whether such an accident ..... noted that the delinquent employee may have been guilty of some technical offence, for instance, violation of the transport rules or the rules under the motor vehicles act, 1988, where no major penalty may be attracted. little later it has also observed that conviction of delinquent employee would be taken as sufficient proof of .....

Laxman and Others Vs. Jafar S/O. Supadu Pathan. Deceased Through L.Rs. ...

Court : Mumbai Aurangabad

..... scheduled tribes, de-notified tribes (vimukta jatis), nomadic tribes, other backward classes and special backward category (regulation of issuance and verification of) caste certificates act (act no. 23 of 2001). the maharashtra scheduled tribe (regulation of issuance and verification of) caste certificate rules, 2003, have been framed by the state ..... a validity certificate by the scrutiny committee. section 6 prescribes the procedure for verification of caste certificate by the scrutiny committee. these provisions and consequently act 23 of 2001, therefore do not tolerate validity given by any other authority as legal and binding for any purpose. 6. these provisions, therefore ..... machinery to consider claims pertaining to castes and tribes including the validities of such casts and tribes. caste certificates issued prior to introduction of act no. xxiii of 2001 have been considered and it is concluded that such certificates already issued by the competent authority are accepted as valid .....

Champalal S/O Chunnilal Paliwal, (Dead Through Lrs.) and Others Vs. th ...

Court : Mumbai Nagpur

..... services (conduct) rules, 1967! we only observe that these conduct rules do not define what is conduct or misconduct . what type of behaviour or nature of acts/omissions are accepted and prohibited is envisaged in it. rule 9 of the discipline and appeal rules,1967 lays down special procedure in certain cases. it begins ..... hours and in private capacity, though it may not constitute a misconduct as understood in labour jurisprudence, here that concept of misconduct under industrial employment standing orders act. 1946 or rules and model standing orders framed thereunder will not be relevant and need not be gone into. only question will be whether such an accident ..... noted that the delinquent employee may have been guilty of some technical offence, for instance, violation of the transport rules or the rules under the motor vehicles act, 1988, where no major penalty may be attracted. little later it has also observed that conviction of delinquent employee would be taken as sufficient proof of .....