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Nidhi Kaim and Anr. Vs. State of M P and Ors Etc

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... punishment prescribed under the criminal law even if they are not only the beneficiaries of the tampered examination process but also the perpetrators of the various acts which constitute offences contaminating the examination process. taking note of the observations extracted above, according to learned counsel, it would not be incorrect to ..... , should not be allowed to trounce, the cause of public good. further, if the undertaking as given was considered, and accepted, that itself would act as a deterrent, for other students in future. the undertakings given by these appellants is extracted below: the appellants would serve in government hospitals/government health ..... that there should be no judicial sympathy, to the advantage of persons, who secured admission by stratagem and trickery. it was accordingly submitted, that any act of bestowing legality on admissions acquired through such a selection process, would constitute a misuse of power vested in this court under article 142 of the .....

Mahendra Pratap (Col.) S/O Bhawani Shankar Choudhary Vs. Sanjay S/O Go ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2006(4)MhLj429

..... against respondent advocate by chief judicial magistrate, aurangabad. summary criminal case was filed against said advocate by one person under section 138 of negotiable instruments act and said magistrate convicted him. criminal appeal filed by said advocate was pending. he filed criminal complaint against said chief judicial magistrate and it was ..... respondents/original defendants in application for review filed before lower court scandalizes that court and constitutes criminal contempt of defined in section 2(c) of 1971 act.2. present petitioner col. mahendra pratap choudhary has filed special civil suit no. 400/2002 in the court of civil judge senior division, nagpur ..... scc 194 lays down that prior written consent of advocate general of the state under section 15 of act is necessary for private party before invoking the contempt jurisdiction of the high court. earlier judgments of hon apex court in bal thackrey v. harish pimpalkhute : 2005crilj659 and state of kerala v. m. s. mani : .....

Madhya Pradesh Iron and Steel Company Vs. G.B. Springs (P) Ltd. and Mo ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : [2003]117CompCas327(Delhi)

..... and fatal winding-up orders can be considered. the admission of the petition at its first hearing is possible because, by virtue of section 434 of the companies act, a presumption of the indebtedness can be legitimately drawn by the court where no reply to the statutory notice is forthcoming. the risk of the admission of the ..... the companies act and is conferred on the court.' even if an arbitration clause submits between the parties, this court has unfet(sic)er powers to entertain these winding-up petitions. ..... ltd. v. sterlite industries (india) ltd. : [1999]3scr861 , 'the claim in a petition for winding up is not for money. the petition filed under the companies act would be to the effect that the company has become commercially insolvent and, thereforee, should be wound-up. the power to order winding-up of a company is contained under .....

The Divisional Manager and the New India Assurance Co. Ltd. Vs. Mr. T. ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2010ACJ382

..... , in the opinion of this court is very, low the amount awarded by the tribunal is confirmed by considering ''just compensation'' under section 168 of the motor vehicles act 1988.tax deduction:36. though the tribunal did not deduct any amount towards deduction while arriving at the compensation, the same is required to be considered by this court. ..... the schedule and the same cannot be found fault with.32. the hon'ble supreme court in a number of judgement held, the second schedule appended to the motor vehicles act should not ordinarily be deviated from. in abati bezbaruah v. dy. director general, geological survey of india and anr. reported in : (2003) 3 scc 148, the hon ..... 3rd amount from monthly income towards personal expenses. this case is not exceptional case where 50% has to be deducted. there is no statutory mandate in the motor vehicles act that 50% should be deducted for the death of the bachelor. on the other hand, in some of the cases, it is noticed that no amount was deducted .....

Zeron Electronics (P) Ltd., Vs. State Bank of India Guindy Branch and ...

Court : Chennai

..... in exercise of the supervisory jurisdiction which is different from the appellate jurisdiction and the court while exercising special jurisdiction under article 226 is not entitled to act as an appellate court. 13. it is true that this court exercising its jurisdiction under article 226 of the constitution of india cannot be converted into ..... the supreme court was considering the validity of orders passed by the original authority and the appellate authority under the provisions of the punjab security of land tenancy act , 1953. initially, these orders were impugned before the high court in a writ petition and the division bench of the high court having dismissed the appeal, ..... were directed to pay the amount, failing which they were informed that recovery shall be effected in accordance with the provisions of section 25 of 1993 act.(d) it is further submitted that the order of attachment dated 23.2.2001, was personally delivered through the debts recovery tribunal and this fact cannot .....

Jayavel Vs. State

Court : Chennai

..... it will come under rule 12(3). in such circumstances, consideration of medical evidence will not arise.65. however, as against the provisions of j.j.act and the rules , the learned iv additional sessions judge besides conducting enquiry as to the genuineness of the birth certificate issued by the corporation of chennai also ..... section 19). details of juvenile shall not be published in any media (see section 21). injuring a juvenile is punishable (see section 23).17. j.j.act is a child oriented, child-friendly and a piece of welfare legislation containing various beneficial measures for the rehabilitation of young persons having deviant behaviour and it ..... to commission of offences had been under the consideration of the central government ever since india achieved independence. with such object in mind, parliament enacted the juvenile justice act, 1986, in order to achieve the constitutional goals contemplated in articles 15(3), 39(e) and (f), 45 and 47 of the constitution imposing on .....

Present: Mr. Hemender Goswami Advocate Vs. State of Punjab and Another

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... magistrate cannot appreciate the evidence only on the basis of evidence recorded by his predecessor. section 326(3) of the code does not permit the magistrate to act upon the substance of the evidence recorded by his predecessor, the obvious reason being that if the succeeding judge is permitted to rely upon the substance of the ..... trial court and was cross-examined. notice dated 31.08.2010 was issued by the trial court to the petitioner to appear for facing trial under section 138 of ni act. learned judicial magistrate ist class, ludhiana sh. yukti goyal, recorded the evidence and thereafter, he was transferred from ludhiana. the case was transferred to the court ..... petition is for quashing of order dated 03.12.2011 passed by judicial magistrate ist class, ludhiana in a complaint under section 138 of negotiable instruments act, 1881 (for short 'the act').with a direction to learned magistrate to hold de- novo trial by recording fresh evidence as per provisions of section 326(3) of the code .....

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 .....

Present: Mr. G.S. Bhatia Advocate Vs. Jagmal Singh @ Jai Pal Singh and ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... . hon'ble supreme court in madamanchi ramappa and another versus muthaluru bojjappa, air1963supreme court 1633, has held that in terms of section 77 of the evidence act, 1872 the certified copy of a public document is admissible in evidence without further being proved by calling the witness. such finding has been recorded on the ..... by the registering officer, and shall then be admissible for the purpose of proving that the document has been duly registered in manner provided by the registration act and the facts mentioned in endorsement are admissible. thus, once the issuance of certified copy of such document stood proved besides the existence of the original and ..... witness or executant of any document provided the certified copy of the said public document is obtained from the competent authority. section 57(5) of the registration act, 1908 provides that all copies given under the said section shall be signed and sealed by the registering officer, and shall be admissible for the purpose .....

Dharam Pal Vs. State of Haryana

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... of money without there being any evidence for demand and acceptance is not sufficient for convicting the accused for offence under section 13 (i)(d)(i) of the corruption act. the hon'ble apex court in recent authority reported as b. jayaraj versus state of a.p.2014(2) rcr (criminal) 410, held that in a corruption ..... the state (delhi administration) air1979supreme court 1408 has held that mere recovery of money from the accused is not sufficient to prove the ingredients of offence under the corruption act. the accused were acquitted in that case. again the apex court in authority reported as subhash parbat sonvane versus state of gujarat 2003(2) rcr (criminal) 541, ..... not to lead any defence evidence. learned trial court after appraisal of the evidence convicted the accused under section 7 and 13 (i) (d) of the corruption act and sentenced him to undergo imprisonment and fine as narrated above. feeling dissatisfied with the abovesaid judgment and order dated 19/22.9.2013 passed by sh. sh. .....