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Mehsana District Central Co-operative Bank Limited and anr. Vs. Electi ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (2002)1GLR774

..... or equally efficacious remedy available, particularly in relation to election disputes. in the present case, under section 70(2)(c) of the karnataka co-operative societies act, 1959, any dispute arising in connection with the election of a president, vice-president, chairman, vice-chairman, secretary, treasurer or member of committee of the ..... learned counsel for the petitioners :3.7 learned counsel for the petitioner submitted that on the conjoint reading of the provisions of the co-operative societies act, rules and bye-laws which i have referred, shows that the list will be divisionwise wherein the multi-purpose and service co-operative societies of the ..... raichanddas against the provisional voters' list. the said order has been challenged on various grounds including the same is contrary to provisions of co-operative societies act and rules and violative of articles 14 and 19 of the constitution of india. the petitioners have by amendment also challenged notification dated 7-7-2001 .....

Arunaben Pranshankar Dave Vs. Narendra Shankarbhai Dave and Another

Court : Gujarat

..... trivedi for the petitioner submitted that it is the cardinal principle of law that tenancy rights are heritable and therefore, section 5(11)(c)(i) of the bombay rents act is a salutary and wholesome provision to take care thereof and because of the said provision, the heir of tenant would feel safe otherwise they may be thrown out ..... and not of the suit premises, which is situated in bhavnagar. he further submitted that as per the provisions of section 5(11)(c)(i) of the bombay rents act, person residing with the deceased tenant before three months prior to his death can claim tenancy right, however, in the case on hand, the petitioner had raised her claim ..... have carefully perused order xxi rule 97 of code and it appears that the object for extensive amendments which have been made in order xxi of code by the amendment act, 1976 is to shorten the litigation and to expedite process of execution. sub-rule (1) of rule 97 allows a decree-holder or auction-purchaser of immovable property, .....

Vithalbhai Biharilal Patel Since Deced. Thro. His Heirs Vs. Heirs of D ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (2003)4GLR635

..... paragraph no. 24 held that, 'we are of the opinion that the expression 'for his own use' as occurring in section 13(3)(a)(iii) of the act cannot be narrowly construed. the expression must be assigned a wider, liberal and practical meaning. the requirement is not the requirement of the landlord alone in the sense that ..... the deceased tenant, this court observed that, '..therefore, in substance the petitioners claimed a statutory right conferred upon the persons falling within section 5(11)(c) of the act. the plaintiff was denying this right from the beginning. but apart from this right, even if it was vested in the present petitioners, plaintiff wanted possession on the ..... and assignment, the hon'ble supreme court rejected the contention that, 'the suit in regard to the sub-tenent was one against a trespasser, and therefore, the rent-act court had no jurisdiction to entertain it.' the hon'ble court held that, 'the joinder of a sub-tenant whose sub-tenancy was invalid cannot alter the nature .....

Rahematibanu Nazirmohammad Qureshi Vs. State of Gujarat

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : 2009CriLJ2018

..... as under as indicated in smt. paniben v. state of gujarat : 1992crilj2919 . there is neither rule of law nor of prudence that dying declaration cannot be acted upon without corroboration. : 1976crilj1718 .23. the hon'ble apex court has also observed and discussed possible caution which are required to be observed, and has further ..... hon'ble apex court reported in : (2003)12scc490 . he pointedly referred to the observations made in paragraph 7 and submitted that section 32 of the evidence act deals with dying declaration and, as observed in this judgment, the general principles are discussed as regards the admissibility. he submitted that, as observed in this judgment ..... the complaint of deceased sahnazbanu. however, referring to the said testimony and the fir at exh. 28 learned senior counsel mr. shethna submitted that no overt act is attributed to al, and therefore also, the case of the prosecution cannot be believed.7. learned senior counsel mr. shethna also referred to the evidence .....

Prakash Sholaram Vs. State of Gujarat

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : 2000CriLJ2559; (2000)1GLR302

..... p., air 1998 sc 2680 has, succinctly, expounded the proposition relating to dying declaration and the applicability of the provisions of section 32 of the evidence act, and the value of the dying declaration. it was held that the recording of dying declaration by the judicial magistrate and the evidence of the judicial magistrate ..... of the deceased being a dying declaration in view of the provisions of section 32(1) read with section 158 of the indian evidence act. the court can act upon and place reliance on sole dying declaration for holding the accused guilty if the statement made by the deceased which is attracting the provisions ..... forcefully, submitted that the prosecution has, successfully, established the complicity of the accused beyond reasonable doubt by providing nexus between the death of the deceased and the act of the accused husband, prakash. it was, therefore, submitted that the conviction recorded by the trial court in holding the appellant guilty for having committed murder .....

Bharat Co-operative Bank Ltd. and anr. Vs. K.L. Baria, Judge, Labour C ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1998)1GLR850

..... reads as follows : 'item 11. punishment including warning, censure, fine, suspension or dismissal for misconduct, suspension pending inquiry into alleged misconduct and the acts or omissions which constitute misconduct.' in the present matter, to put the entire issue beyond controversy, the employees concerned in special civil application no. 6026 had ..... so. principle no. 6 reads as follows : '(6) the certified standing orders framed under and in accordance with the industrial employment (standing orders) act, 1946 are statutorily imposed conditions of service and are binding both upon the employers and employees, though they do not amount to 'statutory provisions'. any ..... necessary implication the authority to use all reasonable means to make grant effective. thus, the power also includes the power of doing all such acts, or of employing such means as are essentially necessary for execution. therefore, the tribunal should ordinarily exercise its power of imposing effective and meaningful .....

State of Gujarat and anr. Vs. Bhupendra Kumar HargovIn Das Shah

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1976)17GLR1002

..... needless to emphasise that by such lighter punishment, even the purpose of the penal provision contained in section 304-a of the indian penal code and the motor vehicles act would be, completely frustrated.18. what had happened in the court of the learned magistrate is certainly deplorable but surely, as observed about without entering much into the ..... filed by the learned advocate and the report submitted by the learned magistrate in this court. normally, it is the settled practice that higher court is expected to act and accept the reports made by the judicial officers in such matters, but in the instant case, the affidavit of the learned advocate clearly states that he did ..... months for commission of offences punishable under section 304-a of the indian penal code and sections 78 read with section 112 and 116 of the bombay motor vehicles act, 1939.2. a few relevant facts giving rise to these two proceedings may be stated in brief:3. in substance, the prosecution alleged that on august 1, .....

Rafik Yakubbhai Shaikh Vs. State of Gujarat

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : 2008CriLJ1851; (2008)2GLR1118

..... to have that result, must be such as temporarily deprives the person provoked of the power of self control, as the result of which he commits the unlawful act which causes death.... the test to be applied is that of the effect of the provocation on a reasonable man, so that an unusually excitable or pugnacious individual ..... malice, which is the formation of an intention to kill or to inflict grievous bodily harm, is negatived. provocation in law consists mainly of three elements: (i) the act of provocation; (ii) the loss of self-control (iii) the retaliation proportionate to the provocation.'20. it has been observed in mancini v. director of public prosectuions ( ..... subject to such a provocation as to cause a reasonable man to do what he did and secondly, whether the provocation was such that it influenced him so to act.19. the word 'provocation' according to oxford dictionary means an action, insult, etc. held to be likely to provoke physical retaliation lord viscount simon has observed .....

Rameshchandra Bansal Through Constituted Attorney Virendra Bansal Vs. ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (2006)2CompLJ93(Guj); (2005)3GLR2734; [2006]67SCL404(Guj)

..... 1996(83)elt241(sc) reads as under : -10. we are of the opinion that while examining the challenge to an exemption notification under the central excise act, the observations in the decision aforesaid should be kept in mind. it should also be remembered that generally speaking the exemption notification and the terms and conditions ..... government issuing a notification which has the effect of amending an earlier notification and thereby restricting the operation of the exemption notification. under the general clauses act when power is given to the government to issue notification there is inherent in the same power to amend the same. this is precisely what ..... wherein the validity of the actions initiated by sebi were upheld. regulation 10 read with schedule iii of the regulations, 1992 has been held as intra virus the act, 1992. (ii) because of agitation by share-brokers and mainly for exclusion of certain transaction from 'turnover' and to resolve other dispute as to registration fees .....

Vinodbhai @ Mafatbhai Rabari Vs. State of Gujarat

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (2004)2GLR1049

..... the case before the hon'ble court, learned counsel appearing for the state of gujarat had straightaway conceded before the hon'ble supreme court that there was no such overt act as ascribed to the accused. considering this and the fact that the accused was in jail for a considerable long time and that there was hardly any chance of his .....