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Shiv Kumar and Another Vs. Rajesh and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... motor car. separate definition has been provided for tractor in section 2(44) of the act. while light motor vehicle though includes the motor car as well as the tractor yet it is not a case where shiv kumar is authorized to drive a light motor ..... -5- decision here is as to whether the tractor is included in car or jeep. while defining motor car, it is laid down in section 2(26) of the act that it means any motor vehicle other than a transport vehicle, omnibus, road-roller, tractor, motorcycle or invalid carriage. the tractor is,therefore, specifically excluded from the definition of ..... who died in a road accident that occurred on 08.12.2008 and sachin, an injured had filed claim petitions under section 166 of the motor vehicles act, 1988 (for short 'the act') for compensation. vide award dated 11.06.2010, learned tribunal has awarded a sum of kumar dinesh 2013.08.06 10:47 i attest to the .....

...Respondent Vs. Devinder Kumar Singla

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... directions for remedying and rectifying the things done in violation of its orders. the petitioners therein had given an undertaking to the bombay high court. they acted in breach of it. a learned single judge held them guilty of contempt and imposed a sentence of one month s imprisonment. in addition thereto, ..... the possession to the rightful claimants whose rights have been determined in the court proceedings. it would also inflict punishment in terms of the contempt of courts act besides imposing deterrent costs. the hon'ble supreme court in delhi development authority vs. skipper construction company (p) ltd. and another, air1996sc2005has observed as follows ..... of his legitimate possession by inducting his brother-in-law in the premises. when confronted with the prospect of adverse order under the contempt of courts act, possession was immediately restored to the landlord within hours and the civil suit withdrawn. there is a common thread running through all these cases including the .....

R.Manickam Vs. the Presiding Officer

Court : Chennai

..... advers.remarks on previous occasion for similar minor misconduct. if that is so, unauthorised absence during 1987, 1988 and 1989 will not amount to ".habitual doing of act". and equivalent to gross misconduct, warranting major punishment of discharge from service. on this score alone, the impugned order of discharge in respect of the firs. ..... and 1989 and failure to respond to the memos issued by the bank, calling for explanation about the unauthorised absence. it is not in dispute that the act of unauthorised absence from duty in 1987 is already the subject matter of earlier departmental proceedings, resulting in punishment of stoppage of increment for one year. if ..... 420 r/w 34 ipc, which are classified as major misconduct. out of three charges, misconduct alleged in firs.charge is treated as habitual doing of acts of minor misconduct and wilful insubordination or disobedience of lawful and reasonable order of the superiors and hence amounts to an offence and gross misconduct under para 521 .....

Sachin Vs. The State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka Dharwad

..... offences punishable under sections 498a, 306, 304-b read with section 34 indian penal code ('ipc' for short) and under sections 3, 4 and 6 of dowry prohibition act ('d.p. act for short). 2. the sentence imposed for the offence under the different provisions is as follows: (i) section 304-b of i.p.c. - life imprisonment (ii ..... in secrecy, independent and direct evidence is not easy to get. that is why the legislature has by introducing sections 113-a and 113-b in the evidence act tried to strengthen the prosecution hands by permitting a presumption to be raised if certain foundational facts are established and the unfortunate event has taken place within seven years ..... by the trial court convicting the appellant and the sentence imposed for the offences punishable under sections 498a, 306 of ipc and sections 3, 4 and 6 of dp act is confirmed. ii) the conviction recorded by the trial court insofar as the offence punishable under section 304-b of ipc is confirmed, however, the sentence stands .....

Harish Kumar and Others Vs. State

Court : Delhi

..... the accused persons at different stages of the proceedings, they failed to rebut the presumption which arose against them under section 113b of the indian evidence act. the entire evidence was meticulously examined by the learned additional sessions judge while convicting the appellants under section 498a/304b/34 ipc. the same does ..... suicide a brutal self-humiliation of "life". 34. having established the essential ingredients of section 304b ipc, a presumption under section 113b of the evidence act arose against the accused persons that it was not a dowry death. although this presumption is rebuttable but the onus shifted upon the accused persons to ..... dowry death on proof of certain essentials. the 91st law commission, recommended for the insertion of new sections in indian penal code, 1860, indian evidence act, 1872 and criminal procedure code, 1973 for tackling the problem of alarming increase in number of cases in which married women die in highly suspicious circumstances. crimes that .....

Irfan Hussain Alias Md Irfan Hussain Vs. The State of Jharkhand

Court : Jharkhand

..... 2013) registered under sections 419, 420, 467, 468, 471, 120b of the indian penal code (in short i.p.c) and sections 25(1)-(b) and 26 of the arms act.2. mr. nilesh kumar, learned counsel for the petitioner has submitted that the aforesaid case has been instituted in course of investigation of the sikidiri p.s. case no.35 ..... of 2012 dated 09.10.2012, registered for the offence under sections 364 i.p.c and 27 of the arms act. it is submitted by the learned counsel that in the aforesaid case a pistol used by the petitioner was seized and the petitioner had produced the licence of the pistol ..... p.s. case no.328 of 2013 was registered under sections 419, 420, 467, 468, 471, 120b i.p.c and sections 25(1)-(b) and 26 of the arms act. it is evident that the second f.i.r was lodged during investigation of sikidiri p.s. case no.35 of 2012 when the fact that the pistol licence was .....

Mitsui and Company Ltd. Vs. Deputy Commissioner of

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Delhi

..... payment as per details given below : -------------------------------------------------------------------- financialyear amount of short interest under s. deduction of tax deposited 201(1a) of the later act -------------------------------------------------------------------- rs. rs. -------------------------------------------------------------------- 1989-90 7,33,636 6,64,099 1990-91 47,17,597 37,11,590 1991-92 1,46 ..... infrastructural facilities incidental to trading activities. the company was granted permission by the reserve bank of india under the foreign exchange regulation act to set up a liaison office allowing to undertake only liaison work and not any activity of trading, commercial or industrial nature ..... separate books of account and also maintained separate bank accounts. each office was headed by a general manger. the general managers acting as disbursing officers paid salaries to its employees as per the terms of their appointment in india. both obtained tax deduction account .....

Sharda Educational Trust Vs. Assistant Commissioner of Income

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Agra

Reported in : (2006)99TTJAgra212

..... first submission, advanced by the counsel for the assessee was that as per provisions of section 275, there is limitation for imposition of penalty under the it act and this section prescribes different limitations under different circumstances. referring to provisions of section 275, the counsel submitted that limitation prescribed under clauses (a) and ..... .e., board circular no. 387, dt. 6th july, 1984, (supra). we are convinced with the learned assessee's counsel's arguments that the finance act, 1984, states the legislative intent and describes a situation where explanation of taxpayer of loans obtained from "various persons". it also speaks of confirmatory letters from ..... the transaction can be attributable to various exigencies and vicissitudes of business and thus constitutes a "reasonable cause" as contemplated by section 273b of the act, as the company had issued certain cheques and as they were coming up for encashment. the active director of the company considered it expedient to .....

The Dy. Commissioner of Vs. Bijal Investment Co. Pvt. Ltd.

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Ahmedabad

Reported in : (2007)108ITD432(Ahd.)

..... shares in respect of which it is a member, would not, thereby obviate, or cause to nullify or render nugatory, the effect of section 536(2) of the companies act, which shall have effect, as also confirmed by the ol, with all its incidental effects and consequences. the assessee has pressed an argument that it has, instead of ..... the surplus arising out of liquidation proceedings, as also contended by the assessee, so that the same having been declared as void under section 536(2) of the companies act, 1956, there was no question of any capital gain or loss arising out of the transaction(s) of said transfer.aggrieved, the assessee preferred an appeal before the ..... to secure the financial assistance by idbi to rmil, and to which transaction the asses see-company was/is a guarantor/surety; (d) section 536(2) of the companies act, 1956 proclaims any transfer of shares in a company, or alteration in the status of its members, after the commencement of its winding-up, as void, unless ordered .....

Housing and Urban Development Vs. Joint Commissioner of Income Tax

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Delhi

Reported in : (2006)102TTJ(Delhi)936

..... state financial institutions besides banks and public financial institutions. the definition of the word 'interest' was also modified.10. in the scheme of the act, section 5 of the act defines the scope of chargeable interest to mean the total amount of interest of a credit institution other than interest on loans and advances to other ..... as well. the learned departmental representative further seeks to draw attention of the bench to the expression used in sub-section (7) of section 2 of the act is 'loans and advances'. the assessee's counsel however, has sought to rely upon the judgments of various courts which have considered the definitions of 'loan' and ..... , contended that in that view of the matter interest earned on deposits and securities bonds would fall outside the scope and ambit of chargeable interest under this act.7. shri dwivedi also states that if the tribunal is of the view that two interpretations are possible, then also the possible interpretation which reads favourable to .....