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Nazir Ahmad Khan Vs. State of Jammu and Kashmir

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

..... illustration a is charged with a theft. it appear that he committed the offence of criminal breach of trust, or that of receiving stolen goods. he may be convicted of criminal breach of trust or of receiving stolen goods (as the case may be), though he was not charged with such offence.'7. however on the basis of evidence the appellants should ..... the night intervening 30/31 august 1974. there is also evidence that all these stolen goods were put in a box kept in the house which was found abandoned on the road ..... have been convicted u/s 457/380 rpc because there is evidence that these goods were stolen from the house of pw mohd ashraf ahangar on .....

Goga and anr. Vs. State

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 1959CriLJ1168

..... coming to the conclusion whether in a given case the accused have been found in possession of the stolen goods soon after the theft or not. the case of a stolen article found in the possession of the suspected person after a period 'of about eight months from ..... reads as follows:the court may presume--that a man who is in possession of stolen goods soon after the theft is either the thief or has received the goods knowing them to be stolen, unless he can account for his possession.this presumption will apply only when a ..... per-son is in possession of stolen goods soon after the theft. in the present case, the articles have been recovered nearly eight months ..... complainant in certain circumstances to get at valuable article seized by the police from certain persons. the importance of a list of stolen articles cannot therefore be minimized. it is very unfortunate that the prosecution has not made proper use of the list in the .....

Dharmoo and anr. Vs. State of J and K

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2004CriLJ1019,2004(1)JKJ337

..... more, to warrant a conviction and cannot for instance, be made to depend for its acceptance on the truthfulness on other items of evidence, such as recovery of stolen goods etc., at the instance of the petitioners by the police. the eye-witnesses examined by the prosecution are the complainant, his minor daughter and sister, who happened ..... were subsequently recovered on their disclosure statement. it is settled proposition of law that while awarding the sentence, the nature of offence and not the value of the goods stolen weighs for consideration with the court. the trial, in this case, is continuing since 1998. it is further stated that the accused-petitioners are the only earning ..... mr. babu ram sharma is that one of the accused is 65 years old and that looking to the nature of the offence and the merchandise goods of a petty amount stolen by the accused and, subsequently, recovered by the police at the instance of the accused, besides tape-recorder, does not commensurate with the sentence .....

Peerzada Ghulam Ahmed Shah Vs. Shri D.K. Kapoor, Dy Registrar (Rules) ...

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2003(3)JKJ329

..... . it is admitted that the houses are furnished by the estate department. in case any item belonging to the high court was stolen from then the house, the best course was to put the department on notice for returning the goods. respondents nos. 2 to 5 have simply acted in discharge of their official duty, as there is no allegation that any .....

Gh. Mohi-ud-dIn Rather Vs. Shameem Ahmad Wani

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2006CriLJ4158,2007(1)JKJ127

..... after receiving money with the transfer of possession of the vehicle but only transfer of registration under the motor vehicle act was not effected and subsequently the vehicle was stolen by its original owner, the court should normally deliver the custody of the vehicle to the purchaser and not to the dishonest seller. the transfer of the ..... said provisions that the transfer is complete till the registration is effected in favour of the purchaser. the transfer of vehicle is governed by the provisions of sale of goods act. in the absence of any agreement to the contrary payment of price, and delivery of vehicle make the sale complete, and a little passes to the purchaser ..... vehicle does not require the execution of any formal sale deed as the same is covered under the provisions of sales of goods act. as and when the possession is delivered to the prospective purchaser for consideration paid in whole or in part, the transaction of sale is complete and it .....

Mukhtar Ahmed and anr. Vs. Mehraj-ud-dIn and anr.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR2003J& K69,2003(2)JKJ68

..... error of jurisdiction by not properly understanding and appreciating the scheme of order 37 cpc, which clearly lays that in case the defendant satisfies the court, that he has a good defence to resist the claim of the plaintiff, and the plaintiff would not succeed in the suit, in that eventuality the defendant is entitled to un-conditional leave to ..... the defendants took disadvantage of that access and filled in the signed blank cheques. in other words, it is the case of defendants that the cheques have been infact stolen from the office of the defendants. in view of this triable issue as to whether the cheques had been previously signed by the defendants and whether the same were ..... stolen and filled in by the plaintiffs is a matter of fact which needs to be proved or disproved by way of evidence.'5. the trial court seems to have .....

National Insurance Co. Ltd. Vs. Ashok Kumar Bararoo

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : AIR2003J& K9

..... which is now found in standard policies, relieves the company from the liability which would otherwise rest on it, as discussed supra $ 814, to pay for property stolen during the progress of a fire, or during the process of the removal of the property necessitated by the fire, although it has been held that where the ..... removal of the property. such a restriction, however, has been held to be incompatible with the requisite that insured shall use all reasonable means to save his goods from impending destruction or damage by fire.' 8. thus, as indicated above, the above statement of law makes it apparent that unless and until fire is the ..... strike and malicious damage clause printed hereof. according to the respondent complainant, when a fire policy is obtained containing the aforementioned clause and when loss of house-hold goods takes place on account of militant related violence, then not withstanding the fact that loss is not caused on account of fire, even then, the insurance company .....

Zahid Ali Vs. State

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 1988CriLJ1395

..... powers (a) under section 51 by search of an arrested person; or (b) under suspicion of being stolen (sections 54, 550); or(c) under suspicion of being connected with an offence (sections 165, 166, 550).,4. reading sections 517 and 523 together, it seems that once property is ..... 517 deal with cases which have actually come up before the court in an inquiry or a trial. section 516-a enables the court to provide for interim custody of goods. section 517 provides for the disposal after the inquiry or trial is over. section 523 provides for the disposal of property seized by the police by virtue of their own .....

The State Vs. Ismail and anr.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

Reported in : 2003CriLJ936

..... threatened the deceased to liquidate them whenever found opportunity. the witness further stated that the accused also committed theft in their house in which cash and ghee were stolen by them, but later on returned back in a panchayat. p.w. abdul gani lone also stated that accused had a dispute with the deceased regarding the 'dhok' on account ..... admitted the accusation and agreed to compensate the loss suffered by the deceased. since the compensation was not paid to the deceased by the accused, their relations no longer remained good. he further stated that many times, the deceased requested the father of the accused to control his son and not to create trouble for the deceased, but the accused always .....

Sajda Begum. Vs. State of Jandk, and ors.

Court : Jammu and Kashmir

1. Having competed in a selection process for the posts of Auxiliary Nursing Midwives (In short ANMs), in pursuance to a notification No. DIP/J- 6896 dt. 6th of Feb 09, issued under National Rural Health Mission 2005-2012, (here-in-after called the Scheme), the appellant came to be selected against the said post. Later on, vide order No. 173-DDCJ of 2009 dt. 17th of Nov 09, the select list issued in this regard by the District Health Society, Jammu, dt. 20th of Oct 09, came to be withdrawn and a fresh advertisement dt. 22nd of March 10, was issued, which action of the respondents was the subject matter of challenge in writ petition SWP No. 1089/2010. A learned Single Judge of this court did not find favour with the pleas taken by the appellant-writ petitioner in the writ petition and vide order impugned dt. 14th of July 10, has dismissed the same. It is against the above order, the present appeal has been preferred.2. Mr. Kotwal, learned counsel for the appellant submitted that the app...