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..... corporation (hfc) are also government companies registered under the companies act, 1956. at this stage, i may also refer to the latest decision of the hon'ble apex court in officers & supervisors of i.d.p.l. v. ..... have disastrous consequences for the employees them selves........'13. the parties are agreed upon the point that the t.j.m.l. is a government company registered under companies act, 1956. it may also be noticed that the two corporations in a.k. bindal's case (supra), namely, fertilizer corporation of india (fci.) and hindustan fertilizer ..... has been placed under a special system of control and conferred certain privileges by virtue of the provisions contained in sections 619 and 620 of the companies act. merely because the entire shareholding is owned by the central government will not make the incorporated company part of the central government. it is also equally .....
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..... of the victim in such cases is vital and unless there are compelling reasons, which necessitate looking for corroboration of her statement, the courts should find no difficulty to act on the testimony of a victim of sexual assault alone to convict an accused where her testimony inspires confidence and is found to be reliable. seeking corroboration of her ..... supreme court and the high court laid down that in case under section 376, the court should not ask for corroboration from the evidence of other witnesses since such act is always committed in secret. further, it is held that on the basis of the single testimony of the victim, conviction can be warranted under section 376 ipc ..... first time.9. rw. 3 is the victim herself. she has stated in her evidence that on the relevant day she had accompanied the appellant to their village to act in a drama from sorbhog. both the appellant and herself came to bhavanipur by bus at 3 p.m. and then from bhavanipur they boarded a truck proceeding towards .....
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..... specially indicating the place where the dead body was buried in presence of mohibur can be treated as post-crime conduct relevant under section 8 of the indian evidence act. we have considered the evidence of the five prosecution witnesses on this point and, under no circumstances, we find any reason to disbelieve their version rendered with ..... dead body of urshia but instead of the dead body the articles by which her body was wrapped were found. the provisions of section 27 of the evidence act are based on the view that if a fact is actually discovered in consequence of information given' some guarantee is afforded thereby that the information was true and ..... mohibur rahman. this piece of evidence relating to leading to the discovery of the dead body as observed above is not admissible under section 27 of the indian evidence act, 1872. a statement made by an accused person while in police custody for the purpose of section 27 should be clearly and carefully recorded by the concerned police .....
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..... ble supreme court was dealing with the case of assassination of rajiv gandhi, the former prime minister of india. the case was under terrorist and disruptive activities act. the special judge after convicting several accused and after giving death sentence submitted the records to the apex court for confirmation of the death sentence. the ..... tried, convicted and sentenced to death or imprisonment for life for murder, nor dealt with according to the same criminal procedure as an adult. the special acts provide for a reformatory procedure for such juvenile offenders or children.206. according to some indian decisions, the post-murder remorse penitence or repentance by the ..... person who patently amenable to reform? well may one exclaim with prof. vrij : "what audacity is involved in these three tasks : too interpret life explain an act, predict the latest inclination of a human mind".28. 'special reasons' we may therefore, say are reasons which are special with reference to the offender, with .....
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..... ble supreme court was dealing with the case of assassination of rajiv gandhi, the former prime minister of india. the case was under terrorist and disruptive activities act. the special judge after convicting several accused and after giving death sentence submitted the records to the apex court for confirmation of the death sentence. the ..... tried, convicted and sentenced to death or imprisonment for life for murder, nor dealt with according to the same criminal procedure as an adult. the special acts provide for a reformatory procedure for such juvenile offenders or children. 206. according to some indian decisions, the post-murder remorse penitence or repentance by the ..... person who patently amenable to reform? well may one exclaim with prof. vrij : 'what audacity is involved in these three tasks : too interpret life explain an act, predict the latest inclination of a human mind'. 28. 'special reasons' we may therefore, say are reasons which are special with reference to the offender, with .....
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..... 11. it may be said that the dispute with regard to eligibility of the claimants within the meaning of the provisions of section 2(1)(d) of the act of 1923 is undoubtedly a substantial question of law, particularly when the commissioner has not addressed the issue despite being specifically pleaded in the written statement by the ..... law:whether the respondents-claimants who are the brother and widowed sister of the deceased workman could be treated as dependents under the provisions of the workmen's compensation act, 1923?7. there is no dispute that the father and mother of late dara singh sutradhar predeceased him. they left the deceased, his brother rana and their ..... with the appellant company. the death of the driver was in course of his employment and, as such, an application for compensation was filed under the workmen's compensation act. it may be mentioned here that the claim petition has been filed by the brother of the deceased, sister (widowed) and her son.4. the appellant company .....
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..... tension cable into the premises of the respondent was held to be not a justifiable defence. in the opinion of the hon'ble supreme court, merely because the illegal act could be attributed to a stranger is not enough to absolved the liability of the board regarding the live wire lying on the road. though the above said case before ..... applied the said rule of strict liability and dismissed the appeal. the board made an attempt to rely on the exception to the said rule of strict liability being 'an act of stranger', the hon'ble supreme court held that the said exception was not available to the board. the hon'ble supreme court referred to the decision of privy council ..... the liability on the ground that the death had not occurred as a result of their negligence but because of negligence of the writ petitioner or an act of god or because of an act of some other persons relying to its earlier decision made in chairman, grid corporation of orissa ltd. (supra), the hon'ble supreme court held to the .....
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..... the accused has no intention to marry the victim girl. 19. so in the given background of the case, it can he held that the accused never acted with malafide intention while making such promise to marry the victim and not keeping his promise and mere breach of promise without malafide intention cannot amount to deception ..... even than we can assume that she was at the verge of majority and has adequate intelligence and maturity to understand the significance and morality associated with the act she was consenting to. the physical relationship had clearly developed out of love and affection between both the parties. she was also conscious about the complications and ..... and possessed, but cannot be transferred, alienated. 8. attention of the court has been invited to the matters on record which can only reveals that the accused acted bonafide since inception of relation between the parties. reliance has also been placed upon the case laws reported in (1997) 6 scc 499 (jibriwal diwan vs.- state .....
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..... following question to elucidate the two of the above cases. the question referred was 'whether the army authorities under the provisions of the armed forces special powers act, 1958 (act no. 28 of 1958) can arrest a citizen or an individual, male or female, without any invitation on the part of the police authority or without ..... of assam and army command-in-charge of operation, bajrang.9. in civil rule no. 2415 of 1990 the imposition of central rule, the notifications under 1955 act and 1958 act are assailed. a local journalist is the petitioner. the union of india, the state of assam, the joint secretary to the government of india, ministry of ..... students and for all these murders they claimed responsibility.part -- iii40. in this part we consider the validity of the impugned notifications under the 1955 and 1958 acts. in this regard rights which indian citizens have under the constitution relating to life, personal liberty and hearth of a person are briefly recounted. these rights are .....
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..... to society in general. the concept of fair trial entails familiar triangulation of interests of the accused, the victim and the society and it is the community that acts through the state and prosecuting agencies. interest of society is not to be treated completely with disdain and as persona non grata. the courts have always been considered ..... first appellate courts cannot get swayed by abstract technicalities and close their eyes to factors which need to be positively probed and noticed. the court is not merely to act as a tape recorder recording evidence, overlooking the object of trial i.e. to get at the truth, and oblivious to the active role to be played ..... father would not have dared to establish physical relation within few days of her returning home. the victims testimony is totally silent to disclose that before committing the act of sex, the accused had made certain overtures or had given certain indications of his bad intention and the victim had objected to that. 10. pw-2 is .....
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