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Saroj Sharma Vs. Central Bureau of Investigation

Court : Delhi

..... of the victim and the accused etc. however, there is no such express provision in the cr.p.c. or other statute to enable the police to undertake such acts for collection of evidence during investigation.447. in this context i am reminded of the observations of lord halsbury in quinn v. leathem, (1901) a.c. ..... for the emergence of a new egalitarian and eclectic social and economic order-a national commitment which a sensitive, devoted and professionally competent administrative set-up alone can undertake. a cadre comprised of men inducted through patronage, nepotism and corruption cannot, morally, be higher than the methods that produced it and be free from the ..... signature is not obtainable at all during investigation. the investigating officer in a criminal case is empowered under section 2(h) cr.p.c to collect evidence and undertake various steps in that endeavor. the supreme court in selvi v. state of karnataka, (2010) 7 scc263has endorsed this view and held that the term investigation .....

Yogesh Kumar Sharma Vs. Central Bureau of Investigation

Court : Delhi

..... of the victim and the accused etc. however, there is no such express provision in the cr.p.c. or other statute to enable the police to undertake such acts for collection of evidence during investigation.447. in this context i am reminded of the observations of lord halsbury in quinn v. leathem, (1901) a.c. ..... for the emergence of a new egalitarian and eclectic social and economic order-a national commitment which a sensitive, devoted and professionally competent administrative set-up alone can undertake. a cadre comprised of men inducted through patronage, nepotism and corruption cannot, morally, be higher than the methods that produced it and be free from the ..... signature is not obtainable at all during investigation. the investigating officer in a criminal case is empowered under section 2(h) cr.p.c to collect evidence and undertake various steps in that endeavor. the supreme court in selvi v. state of karnataka, (2010) 7 scc263has endorsed this view and held that the term investigation .....

Sashi Malhotra Vs. Central Bureau of Investigation

Court : Delhi

..... of the victim and the accused etc. however, there is no such express provision in the cr.p.c. or other statute to enable the police to undertake such acts for collection of evidence during investigation.447. in this context i am reminded of the observations of lord halsbury in quinn v. leathem, (1901) a.c. ..... for the emergence of a new egalitarian and eclectic social and economic order-a national commitment which a sensitive, devoted and professionally competent administrative set-up alone can undertake. a cadre comprised of men inducted through patronage, nepotism and corruption cannot, morally, be higher than the methods that produced it and be free from the ..... signature is not obtainable at all during investigation. the investigating officer in a criminal case is empowered under section 2(h) cr.p.c to collect evidence and undertake various steps in that endeavor. the supreme court in selvi v. state of karnataka, (2010) 7 scc263has endorsed this view and held that the term investigation .....

Darshan Dayal Verma Vs. Central Bureau of Investigation

Court : Delhi

..... of the victim and the accused etc. however, there is no such express provision in the cr.p.c. or other statute to enable the police to undertake such acts for collection of evidence during investigation.447. in this context i am reminded of the observations of lord halsbury in quinn v. leathem, (1901) a.c. ..... for the emergence of a new egalitarian and eclectic social and economic order-a national commitment which a sensitive, devoted and professionally competent administrative set-up alone can undertake. a cadre comprised of men inducted through patronage, nepotism and corruption cannot, morally, be higher than the methods that produced it and be free from the ..... signature is not obtainable at all during investigation. the investigating officer in a criminal case is empowered under section 2(h) cr.p.c to collect evidence and undertake various steps in that endeavor. the supreme court in selvi v. state of karnataka, (2010) 7 scc263has endorsed this view and held that the term investigation .....

G.L. Sultania Vs. Securities and Exchange Board of India

Court : SEBI Securities and Exchange Board of India or Securities Appellate Tribunal SAT

Reported in : (2006)67SCL71SAT

..... opposition has been filed, the allegations made in the petition are not deemed to have been admitted. all parties concerned are to act on a signed xerox copy of this dictated order on the usual undertaking." 18. c.k. somany, the contestant respondent thought that since it was an order of the court, he was not ..... group. as there was some disagreement between the brothers, the four groups entered into a settlement with regard to the business assets. somany pilkingtons limited, soma textiles and industries limited and krishna glass limited were jointly allotted to h l somany group and s k somany group in equal shares, hindustan sanitaryware and industries limited ..... company of c k somany group.way back in the year 1994 somany family was in management and control of four listed manufacturing companies viz., 4. soma textiles and industries limited (stil) and an unlisted manufacturing company viz., krishna glass limited.14. at that relevant time the somany family consisted of four groups namely .....

Arvindbhai H. Shah Vs. Asstt. Cit

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Ahmedabad

Reported in : (2004)84TTJ(Ahd.)725

..... c).state of mp & anr. v. g.s. dall & flour mills (supra), the supreme court dealt with a situation where the exemption granted to a new industrial undertaking pursuant to the notification was under consideration. there were two successive notifications for granting the exemption. under the first notification, "traditional industries" were excluded for the benefit whereas ..... but has not been provided cannot be supplied by the court. this view has been also taken by the honble supreme court in the case of asstt.cit v. velliappa textile ltd. & ors. (2003) 263 itr 550 (sc). in smt.tarulata shyam v. cit (1977) 108 itr 345 (sc), it has also been held that it ..... view can lead to chaos. this could never be the intention of the legislature.reference is invited to the wordings of section 35(1) of indian income tax act, 1922, dealing with rectification of mistake by commissioner, appellate assistant commissioner and assessing officer, wherein a different phraseology is used on the basis of which it is .....

Shri Arvindbhai H. Shah Vs. the Assistant Commissioner of

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Ahmedabad

Reported in : (2004)91ITD101(Ahd.)

..... the case of state of mp and anr. g s dall and flour mills (supra) the supreme court dealt with a situation where the exemption granted to a new industrial undertaking pursuant to the notification was under consideration. there were two successive notifications for granting the exemption. under the first notification, "traditional industries" were excluded for the benefit whereas the second ..... been provided but has not been provided cannot be supplied by the court. this view has been also taken by the hon'ble supreme court in the case of valliappan textile 263 itr 550. in tarulata sham v. cit (108 itr 345 it has also been held that it is not the job of the court to make good the ..... . "of its own" which is not there in the statute and therefore not warranted. we do not find any merit in this contention of the revenue. in the case of act v. vellappa textiles ltd. (supra), the assessee company and its managing directors were sought to be prosecuted under section 276-c, 277 and 278 of the .....

Farrukhabad GramIn Bank Vs. Assistant Commissioner of Income

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Agra

Reported in : (2006)103ITD207Agra

..... may engage in one or more forms of business specified in sub-section (1) of section 6 of that act. (2) without prejudice to the generality of the provisions of sub-section (1), every rrb may, in particular, undertake the following types of business, namely: (a) the granting of loans and advances, particularly to small and marginal ..... businesses which a banking company may carry on. when i turn to section 18(2) of the rrb act, it says that without prejudice to the generality of the provisions of sub-section (1), every rrb may in particular, undertake the following types of business, namely: (a) the granting of loans and advances, particularly to small ..... fdrs of other banks, securities and debentures of public sector undertakings. in view of this the advances were made outside the notified limit and mostly in the metropolitan cities. accordingly, the income arising out of these investments was not in accordance with the spirit of the rrb act, 1976 and as such, the deduction under section 80p .....

Hamdan Vs. Rumsfeld

Court : US Supreme Court

..... military commissions at issue are unauthorized congress may choose to provide further guidance in this area. congress, not the court, is the branch in the better position to undertake the sensitive task of establishing a principle not inconsistent with the national interest or international justice. banco nacional de cuba v. sabbatino, 376 u. s. 398 , ..... the term party here has the broadest possible meaning; a party need neither be a signatory of the convention nor even represent a legal entity capable of undertaking international obligations. gciii commentary 37. footnote 63 see also gciii commentary 35 (common article 3 has the merit of being simple and clear . its observance ..... innocent civilians, and who would act upon those beliefs if given the opportunity. it bears emphasizing that hamdan does not challenge, and we do not today address, the government s power to detain him for the duration of active hostilities in order to prevent such harm. but in undertaking to try hamdan and subject .....

R (on the Application of Countryside Alliance and Others (Appellants) ...

Court : House of Lords

..... paragraph 30). 38 that is particularly so where, as in the case before the referring court, the legislation of a member state restricts the right of press undertakings established in the territory of that member state to offer advertising space in their publications to potential advertisers established in other member states. 39 a measure such as ..... i-1795, 1828, paras 37-39: 37 in that regard, as the court has frequently held, the right to provide services may be relied on by an undertaking as against the member state in which it is established if the services are provided to persons established in another member state (see, in particular, case c-18/93 ..... the regulation of any form of commercial activity and wholly non-discriminatory, since bearing more hardly on people and undertakings in this country than on people and undertakings elsewhere. but i do not regard the matter as acte clair and would think it necessary to refer if resolution of this question were necessary to the decision of .....