Court : Delhi
..... that both the provisos to sub-section (1) were inserted in the code of criminal procedure by the death sentence reference no.6/2013, criminal law (amendment) act, 2013 (act no.13 of 2013) with effect from 03.02.2013 and the charge sheet in the instant case was filed on 03.01.2013. therefore, the provisos to ..... cannot be interpreted to mean that the said statement was not an authentic one. in any event, the provision for videography was inserted by the criminal law (amendment) act, 2013 (act no.13 of 2013) with effect from 03.02.2013 in the proviso to the newly added sub-section 5(a) of section 164 and hithertobefore, i.e ..... and contrary to the rules. it was further observed that : xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx we are also satisfied that rule 12 of the rules which was brought in pursuance of the act describes four categories of evidence which have been provided in which preference has been given to school certificate over the medical report. 152. the learned sessions court was .....
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..... -witness of the occurrence. the testimony of the prosecutrix is relevant. she has categorically stated that besides licking her vagina and putting finger by the appellant he has done bad act. no cross-examination to the prosecutrix by the accused has been conducted. the sister of criminal appeal no.s. 564 sb of 2009 5 prosecutrix was a witness to the ..... prove the guilt of the accused under section 376 of the ipc.15. the fact that prosecutrix has not been cross-examined on the point that accused has done bad act and has also not challenged the statement of the sister of the prosecutrix to the effect that accused was lying upon the prosecutrix, goes a along way to prove that .....
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..... . united india insurance company ltd.1998(2) rcr533 the supreme court observed as follows. 14. the crux of the ground envisaged in clause (e) of section 14(1) of the act is that the requirement of the landlord for occupation of the tenanted premises must be bona fide. when a landlord asserts that he requires his building for his own occupation .....
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..... for the benefits under this office memorandum, an employee must have rendered service in a state autonomous/statutory body. (i) that has been created under a statute/act of a state/central government; and (ii) is financed wholly or substantially from the cess or central/state government grants. substantially' means that more than 50% ..... civil writ petition no.20559 of 2011 -3- gramin bank is a public sector undertaking established by the central government statute i.e the regional rural bank act, 1976, with a share of central government in the bank's capital to the extent of 50% and that of the state government only 15% with ..... explanation: a state autonomous bodies includes a state university but does not include a public sector undertaking/public enterprise/company registered under the companies act/society registered under the societies registration act/and private bodies and managements. a perusal of the above would show that for a body to be a statutory body, two conditions are .....
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..... give appropriate directions for remedying and rectifying the things done in violation of its order. 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 learned ..... to mean the publication, whether by words, spoken or written or by single or by visible representations, or otherwise of any matter or the doing of any other act whatsoever which scandalizes or tends to scandalize or lowers or tends to lower the authority of any court or prejudice or interferes or tends to interfere with the due ..... when respondent jai pal singh sibia filed a suit for injunction and recovery against ajay kumar jain while ajay kumar jain filed a separate suit. this singular act of subversion by respondent no.1 and transgression by respondent no.2 is sufficient to reduce a law abiding citizen to a cynic leaving him with doubting questions .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
..... the supreme court. those were the cases, in which, it was established that apart from filing of a complaint, under section 498-a of ipc, the concerned spouse acted with a mala fide intention, only with a view to cause harassment to her husband. in the instant case, the cruelty, if at all, was meted out by ..... various methods. a detailed account of the nature of relations between them was furnished. he ultimately pleaded that the respondent has deserted him from 1988 onwards, and that various acts and omissions on her part constitute cruelty. the respondent opposed the o.p., by filing counter. she stated that from the inception of the marriage, the appellant was ..... period. the appellant filed o.p.no.224 of 1997 in the family court, secunderabad, under section 13(1)(ia) & (ib) of the hindu marriage act, 1955 (for short 'the act').against the respondent, for divorce. he pleaded that hardly within 10 days from the date of marriage, the respondent deserted him, and inspite of his repeated efforts, .....
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..... on record that they have made efforts to serve the petitioner through registered post, there is a presumption of deemed service in terms of section 27 of the general clauses act, 1897, unless the same is rebutted. on that count, the ratio laid down in the above case may not have relevance to the case on hand. summing up the discussion .....
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..... point, namely, whether this court committed an error in not considering the judgments cited by the review petitioner in support of the contention that section 108 of the companies act, 1956 is mandatory in nature, as rightly pointed out on behalf of the respondent, the judgment of this court is premised on the validity of a family arrangement ..... and thus there was no mistake committed by this court if the authorities cited by the review petitioner in support of the proposition that section 108 of the companies act is mandatory in nature was not decided; as that point is subsumed by the proposition upon which the judgment of this court is premised.6. the first point ..... of the review petitioner which have been referred to at the end of paragraph 12 of the judgment, in support of the proposition that section 108 of the companies act is mandatory in nature, but no finding has been recorded by this court as to the applicability of the judgments.5. counsel for the respondent raised a preliminary .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Punjab and Haryana
..... bail. on the last date of hearing, learned state counsel had informed the court that the petitioner was involved in three more criminal cases, all under the provisions of the ndps act. at this, learned state counsel had sought an adjournment for obtaining instructions. learned counsel for the petitioner submits that as per the instructions, the petitioner stands acquitted in all the ..... .s.mann j.(oral) prayer made in the petition is for the grant of anticipatory bail to the petitioner in a case registered against him under section 15 of the ndps act. according to the prosecution there was secret information with the police that the petitioner was transporting poppy husk. a naka was thereafter set up to apprehend the petitioner. however, on .....
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..... , tehsil and district panchkula, was acquired by the state of haryana vide notifications dated 26.06.1989 and 25.06.1990 issued under sections 4 & 6 of the land acquisition act, 1894, respectively, for the development of sector-28, panchkula. the petitioner submits that in terms of the government policies issued from time to time, he falls in the category of .....
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