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Petitioner Vs. Respondent

Court : Chennai

..... of question being asked without reasonable grounds), 151 (indecent and scandalous questions) and section 152 (questions intended to insult or annoy) of the indian evidence act, 1872. disposition: 44. on a careful consideration of respective contentions, this court, bearing in mind the entire conspectus of the attendant facts and circumstances of ..... the applicant/1st respondent submits that the 1st respondent/election petitioner has taken a new stand with reference to 10a of the representation of the people act, 1951 11. the learned senior counsel for the applicant/1st respondent refers to the handbook for candidates of election commission of india, 2009 (reprint ..... register before the district electoral officer, chennai district viz., the commissioner of corporation of chennai, under rule 88 of the rules under representation of people act. 7. the learned senior counsel for the applicant/1st respondent projects an argument that as far as the election expenditure of the election petitioner is .....

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 .....

State Rep.by Vs. Guna @ Gunasekaran

Court : Chennai

..... cri) 655 (kundula bala subramanyam and another vs. state of andhra pradesh), wherein the hon'ble apex court has observed as follows: section 32(1) of the evidence act is an exception to the general rule that hearsay evidence is not admissible evidence and unless evidence is tested by cross-examination, it is not creditworthy. under section 32, when ..... clear that death has occurred only due to burn injuries and since ex.p16 is a statement given by the deceased, as per section 32(1) of the indian evidence act, 1872, ex.p16 can very well be treated as a dying declaration and the same is admissible in evidence. apart from ex.p16, pw2, the judicial magistrate, ..... before the police, the victim succumbs to his injuries the statement can be treated as a dying declaration and is admissible under section 32(1) of the indian evidence act, 1872.20. in ex.p16, motive for occurrence, details of occurrence and also overtacts alleged to have been committed by the accused are clearly mentioned. further it is .....

M/s. Sri Kumaran Trading Company, Chennai Vs. The Deputy Commercial Ta ...

Court : Chennai

..... in kalra glue factory was considering the case of the assessee, which was a manufacturer of glue and which was assessed under the provisions of the central sales tax act, 1956. the assistant commissioner set aside the assessment. but on appeal, the sales tax tribunal upheld the assessment. while doing so, the tribunal relied upon the ..... give copies of statements as required by the dealer, which contain other secret facts of the department and perhaps to that of the other dealers and that the act does not compel the assessing officers to provide for the documents for cross examination and they are required only to give a reasonable opportunity. 28. the extract ..... the petitioner is a registered dealer in iron and steel products on the file of the respondent under the provisions of the tamil nadu general sales tax act, 1959 (hereinafter called the act). for the assessment year 2003-04, the petitioner reported a total and taxable turnover of rs.78.76 crores and rs.54.43 lakhs respectively. the .....

Masum Vali Saheb and ors. Vs. Illuri ModIn Sahib

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1952Mad671; (1952)1MLJ611

..... consideration e.g., a transfer made in pursuance of a compromise of a family dispute would not be a sale and might be altogether outside the provisions of the act.'far from supporting the contention of the learned counsel, it lays down that price can be the discharge of a pre-existing debt. the observations of the learned chief ..... the dower debt, when ascertained, was a debt the discharge of which will amount to payment of 'price' within tha meaning of section 54 of the transfer of property act, and therefore, the transfer for consideration of such a debt is a sale, which requires a written instrument duly registered.20. we shall now turn to the decisions of ..... reciprocal gifts but is only one contract.17. it is not necessary to refer to the various decisions, which have dealt with this question and laid down that both the acts form only one transaction and that they do not involve two reciprocal gifts.18. the ruling of the allahabad high court in 'mt. kulsum bibi v. shiamsunder lal'. : .....

E.Pushparani Vs. A.R.iyyappan

Court : Chennai

..... in state of andhra pradesh and anr. v. t. suryachandrarao reported in air2005sc3110 the apex court observed thus: 'fraud' as is well known vitiates every solemn act. fraud and justice never dwell together. fraud is a conduct either by letters or words, which includes the other person or authority to take a definite determinative stand ..... a4 in receiving wrongful insurance amount, a5-krishnan, inspector of police, abetted a1 and a2 in producing the wrong autorickshaw in this case and thus a5 has acted with an intention to defraud the insurance company. further, a5-thiru krishnan, inspector of police, abetted a3-pushparani and a4-chitra in their attempt to claim ..... the help of a5 thiru krishnan, inspector of police, handed over the autorickshaw and he also surrendered. since all the four accused have committed a fraudulent act, resulting the wrongful monetary gain to them and wrongful monetary loss to united india insurance company, all the 4 accused have thus committed an offence punishable u .....

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 .....

M. Saibudeen Vs. State represented by Inspector of Police, Central Bur ...

Court : Chennai

..... the respondents categorically made a statement that he is not able to place any such prohibition in law except section 7 of the foreign trade (development and regulation) act, 1992, which reads as follows_ "7. importer-exporter code number- no person shall make any import or export except under an importer exporter code number granted by ..... in favour of the 2nd accused appointing him as his agent for doing lawful business and besides that there is no agreement for doing any criminal act. hence, for the criminal act committed by the a2 and a4, this petitioner can not be held responsible. in other words, the prosecution is only attempting to create a ..... final report was filed by including the customs authorities also and they had been arrayed as a1 and a2, by invoking the provisions of the prevention of corruption act; but on further investigation, their names were dropped as no prosecutable evidence to substantiate the allegation against them(public servants) could be obtained. so far as the .....

Kamala Vs. Sarojini

Court : Chennai

..... death of the sole defendant, namely, kamala, the applicant namely, the sister of the late kamala cannot be a legal representative as per section 15 of the hindu succession act and therefore, she is not entitled to file these applications and further contended that no sufficient reason was given for the delay in filing these applications. 7.the learned ..... to be implead as the legal heir of late kamala in the said suit since if the alleged will held as invalid, as per section 15 of the hindu succession act, applicant is legal heir to the estate of late kamala. the applicant was bonafide belief that the respondent/ plaintiff would take steps to implead the applicant as legal ..... absence of the said kamala, and parents of kamala had predeceased her, only the legal heirs are husband's children as per section 15(2)(b) of the hindu succession act, 1956. hence, filed this application. 2.during pendency of the above said application, the applications (i.e.) (i)a.no.3733 of 2012 is filed to condone the .....