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The State of Maharashtra Vs. Babu @ Babusya Vithal Rathod and Others

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1998(5)BomCR863

..... have anxiously reflected over and given our thought to this submission and we regret that we cannot accept the same as an inflexible requirement of law having universal application. ordinarily it is incumbent for the investigating agency to have identification of recovered property done but the failure to do so in a given case would ..... the features of the appellants. in this connection mr. borulkar invited our attention to the observations contained in paragraph 6 of the supreme court decision reported in 1993 cri. l.j. 1800 romesh kumar and another v. state of punjab, they read thus:'6. learned counsel for the appellants has vehemently argued that in ..... situated have received the benefitof life imprisonment or if the offence is only constructive, being under section 302 read with section 149, or again the accused has acted suddenly under another's instigation, without premedication, perhaps the court may humanly opt for life, even like where a just cause or real suspicion of wifely .....

The Administrator, City and Industrial Development Corporation Vs. Tuk ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1998(5)BomCR293

..... 13. regarding the increased prices, it is pointed out that the price consideration is not within the jurisdiction of the district forum. but all the same, it is a universal phenomenon that the prices of building material are rising with the passage of time every year. hence 15% rise had to be imposed on the applicants. however, the ..... cidco was sympathetic towards the applicants because of the delay caused due to external circumstances. cidco by communication dated 12-10-1993 gave concessions to the tenement-holders in the following manner :(i) the share money was waived and the society which should be formedmay consider that issue.(ii) the ..... of non-availability of steel and/ or cement or any other building material or by reason of war, riot, civil commotion, strike, go slow, lock out or an act of god or non-delivery of possession is a result of any notice, order, rule or notification of the government, a public authority or court of law'.6. it .....

Grasim Industries Itd Vs. Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : (1999)64TTJ(Mumbai)357

..... each of the decisions for the aforesaid reason and also because the said question is essentially a question of fact. no single test can be devised as universal and conclusive. the question has to be decided on a consideration of all the relevant facts and circumstances. some facts may tend one way and some ..... the ao also took into account distinction between primary and secondary evidence and applied test not known under the indian evidence act. from a conclusion that no production was made on 30th/31st march, 1993, he held that sale could not be made and accordingly excise register and other documents produced, labelled as secondary evidence, ..... , excise gate passes, delivery orders, transport receipts, etc., cannot alter the fact that sponge iron was not produced by the assessee's plant till 31st march, 1993. even in case of despatching unreduced raw material discharged from the assessee's plant, all above documentation will be the same except the nomenclature.7. senior general manager .....

Grasim Industries Ltd Vs. Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax

Court : Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ITAT Mumbai

..... the aforesaid reason and also because the said question is essentially a question of fact. no single test can be devised as universal and conclusive. the question has to be decided on a consideration of all the relevant facts and circumstances. some facts may ..... into account distinction between primary and secondary evidence and applied test not known under the indian evidence act. from a conclusion that no production was made on 30th/31st march, 1993, he held that sale could not be made and accordingly excise register and other documents produced, ..... chart of original temperature and tampered with temperature :----------------------------------------------------------------------"sr.log book date & time temperature figuresno. page original tampered----------------------------------------------------------------------5. 206 31-3-1993/6.00 587/388 deg. c 887/388 deg. c"---------------------------------------------------------------------- 29.2 ao's conclusion was that sponge iron could not be .....

Bharati Vidyapeeth Vs. State of Maharashtra and Others

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1998(4)ALLMR31; 1998(4)BomCR381

..... 1996-97, no decision was taken either by respondent no. 1 state or by respondent no. 2 university in accordance with the provisions of the maharashtra universities act, 1994. the relevant facts are as under :4. on 28th august 1993 the petitioner sent to the registrar of the university its proposal for opening a law college, at sangli, from june, 1994. the petitioner furnished the ..... requisite information as per the provisions of section 43 of the shivaji university act, 1974 (which act has since been repealed by section 115 of the maharashtra universities act, 1994, which came into force on .....

Central Bureau of Investigation Vs. Mulangi Krishnaswamy Ashok Kumar a ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1999(1)ALLMR126; 1999(2)BomCR771; (1998)3BOMLR228

..... nor it is necessary to prove the actual words of communication, the evidence as to transmission of thoughts sharing the unlawful design may be sufficient. gerald orchard of university of canterbury, new zealand explains the limited nature of this proposition:''although it is not in doubt that the offence requires some physical manifestation of agreement, it is ..... 120-a and 120-b i.p.c. would make these aspects clear beyond doubt. entering into an agreement by two or more persons to do anillegal act or legal act by illegal means is the very quintessence of the offence of conspiracy.275. generally, a conspiracy is hatched in secrecy and it may be difficult to ..... examined mr. s.r. ramaraj (p.w. 10). he is the asstt. general manager canbank investment management services limited. he deposed that from may, 1991 till september, 1993 he was working with canbank mutual fund. he deposed that prior to may, 1992 one mr. anil narichania was heading the money market operation of canbank mutual fund. he .....

M/S. Saudi Arabian Airlines Vs. Mrs. Shehnaz Mudbhatkal and Another

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1999(1)ALLMR405; 1999(1)BomCR643; (1999)1BOMLR687; [1999(81)FLR767]; (1999)IILLJ109Bom; 1999(1)MhLj489

..... authorises the investigation, legal proceeding and remedies in respect of rights, privileges, obligations, liabilities, penalties, forfeiture and punishment, as if the repealing act or regulation had not been passed. section 58(3) of 1950 directs that things done or actions taken in exercise of the power conferred by the repealed ..... only if a different intention does not appear, and by enacting section 58(3) the parliament has expressed a different intention, for whereas the general clauses act keeps alive the previous operation of the enactment repealed, and things done and duly suffered, the rights, privileges, obligations or liabilities acquired or incurred, and ..... of the division bench of this court in union of india & others v. super processors (1993) i c.l.r. 457. this was a case under section 14-b of the employees' provident funds & miscellaneous provisions act, 1952, which empowers the levy of damages for defaults in depositing the provident fund under the .....

People's Union for Civil Liberties and others Vs. the State of Maharas ...

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1999(4)BomCR608

..... and the fundamental rights guaranteed under the constitution of india; and that it was for those reasons the parliament has enacted the protection of human rights act, 1993, (act 1994), for better protection of human rights and the matters connected or instant death thereto. for the said reason that during the hearing of the above ..... the state ofmaharashtra to constitute the maharashtra state human rights commission as provided under section 21 and other provisions contained in the protection of human rights act, 1993 and (vi) directing the state of maharashtra to frame appropriate guidelines governing planning and carrying out encounters by the police and other authorities for the purpose ..... pretext or the other. in the view of the petitioners, section 21 of the protection of human rights act provides an imperative mandate and safeguard the human rights as per our constitution and the universal declaration by the u.n.o. 9. as there were no written guidelines provided by any special statutes .....

Vijay Krishna Kumbhar Vs. the State of Maharashtra and Others

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 2000(2)BomCR293

..... contended by the learned counsel that these two earlier judgments had already held a contrary view and, therefore, the judgment in writ petition no. 2087 of 1993 must be treated as per incuriam. the judgment of this court in yeshbhai v. ganpat, : air1975bom20 was cited in support, emphasising the observations in paragraphs ..... with the existing town planning scheme and subsequent restriction arises on account of provisions contained in the development plan which have become enforceable under the act. section 51 empowers the planning authority to modify the permission already granted or even go to the extent of revoking it. section 51 ..... a government in office misuses its powers figuratively, we refer to the individual minister/council of ministers who are constituents of the government. the government acts through its bureaucrats, who shape its social, economic and administrative policies to further the social stability and progress socially, economically and politically. actions of the .....

Dr. Gaurish V. Naik Gaunekar and Others Vs. State of Goa and Others

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : AIR2000Bom86; 2000(2)ALLMR181; 1999(3)BomCR644

..... assistance to the petitioner's as the same were in a context with the provisions contained in section 65 of the maharashtra universities act, 1994 which requires that the model rules for admission should be published in university gazette or official gazette six months in advance for the benefit of the students. irrespective of such decision on rules to that ..... adopt any one of the following procedure both for degree and diploma courses: i) on the basis of merit as determined by a competitive test conducted by the university/group of universities. ii) on the basis of merit as determined by a centralised competitive test held at the national level. iii) on the basis of their performance at ..... have been brought about in the year 1998 and are made applicable to the students who had joined the m.b.b.s. course even in the year 1993, there is a clear arbitrariness on the part of the respondents besides being a fact that the petitioners have not been given sufficient advance notice of the change .....