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Ritu Minor Thr. Her Father and ors. Vs. Regional Manager Uttranchal St ...

Court : Delhi

..... the apex court further held that compensation has been computed keeping in mind that the brilliant career of the claimant has been cut short and there is, as of now, no possibility of improvement in the claimants condition, the compensation will ensure a steady and reasonable income to the claimant for a time when the claimant is unable to earn for himself. ..... shweta dilip mehta (supra), the division bench of the bombay high court dealt with the injury sustained by a minor child aged 11 years, who became paraplegic as a result of accidental ..... the provision of the motor vehicles act, 1988 ('act' for short) makes it clear that the award must be just, which means that compensation should, to the extent possible, fully and adequately restore the claimant to the position prior to the ..... his permanent disability was 100% and he was living his life, whatever its worth, in a wheelchair ..... the supreme court held that the injury will not only severely affect his future prospects of earning, but will also permanently disable him for life and suffer necessary discomforts which accompany living without a ..... the court further held that her condition would be an impediment to not only her success but also her everyday ordinary living ..... is a bright and promising student, yet her condition is now an impediment to not only her success, but also everyday ordinary living. ..... was a bright and promising student, yet her condition may now be an impediment to not only her success, but also everyday ordinary living. .....

Shanti Bhushan Vs. Commissioner of Income Tax

Court : Delhi

..... based on the findings returned by the tribunal, that the director was the driving force of the company and that he had gone to usa in connection with nomination of the film produced by the assessee company for an award the division bench of the bombay high court, concluded that there was no good reason to disallow the remaining expenses as the revenue had not challenged the findings on the ground ..... : [1971] 82 itr 44(sc), the respondent, which ran a hotel, installed sanitary and pipeline fittings in one of its branches in respect whereof it claimed development rebate and the question was whether the sanitary and pipe-line fittings installed fell within the definition of plant given in section 10(5) of the 1922 act which was similar to the definition given in section 43(3) of the 1961 act and this court after approving the definition of plant given by lindley ..... the improvement in the efficiency of the human being would be in every activity ..... the court made the following apposite observations: "in other words, plant would include any article or object fixed or movable, live or dead, used by businessman for carrying on his business and it is not necessarily confined to an apparatus which is used for mechanical operations or processes or is employed in ..... would according to the court not include stock-in-trade or even articles which are merely part of the premises in which business ..... nothing that is animate can be plant; that is, that living creatures can in no sense be considered plant. .....

Ajay Maken & Ors. Vs.union of India & Ors.

Court : Delhi

..... municipality was also statutorily obligated under the bombay municipal corporation act as: section 284 (1) of the act imposes a statutory duty on the corporation to make provision for accommodation enjoining upon the commissioner, if it is satisfied that within any area or any part of the city it is expedient to provide housing accommodation for the poor classes and that such accommodation can be conveniently provided without making an improvement scheme, it shall cause such areas to be defined on a plan under the urban ceiling act, the excess urban vacant land is earmarked ..... that it would not be just and equitable to order the eviction of the occupiers in view of the following factors: the lengthy period during which the occupiers have lived on the land in question, the fact that there is no evidence that either the municipality or the owners of the land need to evict the occupiers in order to put the land to some other productive use, the absence of any significant attempts by the municipality to listen to and consider the problems of this particular group of occupiers, and the fact that this is a relatively small group of people ..... a large population of construction labour helped to construct the stock of public housing, but the mpd did not earmark any space for their housing needs. .....

Mahatma Mahto, New Delhi Vs. New Delhi Municipal Council (Ndmc) Throug ...

Court : Central Administrative Tribunal Principal Bench New Delhi

..... the assumption of the division bench of the bombay high court in subhash ganpatrao kabade case', that mahadeo koli was recognised for the first time in 1976 under amendment act, 1976, as scheduled tribe is not relatable to reality and an erroneous assumption made without any attempt to investigate the truth in that behalf. ..... in our view since the petitioner had not referred for the verification of the caste certificate of the respondent before the verification committee required to be formed after the judgment of the hon'ble supreme court in madhuri patil's case(supra) the tribunal has rightly given an opportunity to the petitioner, union of india, to refer the caste certificate of the applicant to the verification committee and pass a further direction on the basis of the findings of the verification committee. 4. ..... therefore, the state is enjoined under our constitution to provide facilities and opportunities for development of their scientific temper, educational advancement and economic improvement so that they may achieve excellence, equality of status and live with dignity. ..... mahadeo koli was declared to be a scheduled tribe by bombay province as early as 1933 and the president of india declared in 1950 under article 342, in consultation with the government of bombay (maharashtra) and as amended from time to time. ..... even prior to independence, the maharashtra government declared mahadeo koli to be criminal tribe as early as 29-5-1933 in serial no. .....

Jayshree Ravi and anr. Vs. University of Delhi and anr.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1993IIIAD(Delhi)889; 53(1994)DLT801

..... with a view to secure particular objects a scheme may be selected by the legislature, wisdom whereof may be open to debate; it may even be demonstrated that the scheme is not the best in the circumstances and the choice of the legislature may be shown to be erroneous, but unless the enactment fails to satisfy the dual test of intelligible classification and rationality of the relation with the object of the law, it will not be subject to judicial interference under art. 14. ..... (20) later on the bar council of india, in 1988 decided that, it may be left to the universities to prescribe the minimum standards for entry to law courses having regard to the primary object of improving the standard of legal objections. ..... (19) the bombay high court in inamdar vahab v. ..... i must not forget that sec.49 of the advocates act provides that the bar council of india may make rules for discharging its functions under the act, and, in particular, rule (af) provides that the minimum qualifications required for admission to a course of degree in law in any recognised university. ..... the bombay high court was examining the prescribing of 45% marks as an eligibility condition for admission to law degree. ..... '(18) the rule was challenged before bombay high court on the ground that fixation of 45% as a minimum percentage was arbitrary. .....

Rita Nijhawan Vs. Balakishan Nijhawan

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1973Delhi200; 9(1973)DLT222

..... it is also relevant to note that even during the time when the appellant was at bombay she had gone and stayed in holidays with the respondent in 1963 as well as 1964 in the hope that the respondent might have improved but had unfortunately found the respondent sexually weak as before. ..... section 10(a)(b) of the act also provides that a decree of judicial separation may be given on the ground that the other party has treated the petitioner with such cruelty as to cause a reasonable apprehension in the mind of the petitioner that it will be harmful or injurious for the petitioner to live with the other party.18. ..... the respondent had some inferiority complex and could not perform the act thereafter the respondent was transferred to gwalior and the parties lived there but the respondent was not capable of doing the act of sexual intercourse there also. ..... even in 1964 the appellant went and to lived with the respondent but found that the position had not improved. ..... the cruelty that may be a matter of being condoned within section 23 may be the acts of the physical cruelty which after their occurrence may be condoned by the parties living together from which an inference may be drawn that that particular act of cruelty had been condoned and, thereforee. .....

Management of the Advance Insurance Co. Ltd. Vs. Gurudasmal, Supdt. of ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1969Delhi330; ILR1969Delhi426

..... (6) no legal consent to the investigation by the delhi special police establishment in the state of maharashtra could be given in view of the provisions of the bombay police act, 1951 or was given under section 6 of the act of 1946 and (7) sections 104 and 105 of the insurance act, 1938, punish offences similar to those as are punishable under sections 405, 409 and 477-a of the indian penal code. ..... vanchinath, income-tax officer, section x (central), bombay, against the petitioner company alleging commission of offences punishable under sections 120b read with 409 and 409 and 477a of the indian penal code, a case for investigation was registered by the first respondent and investigation thereon started by the second respondent acting under the provisions of the delhi special police establishment act, 1946 (hereinafter called the act).the petitioner has challenged the legality of this investigation on the following grounds, viz. ..... rathmines and rathgar improvement commissioners (1892) ac 498, which runs as follows:--'the subject-matter with which the legislature was dealing and the facts existing at the time with respect to which the legislature was legislating are legitimate topics to consider in ascertaining what was the object and purpose of the legislature in passing the act. .....

The Refugees Co-operative Housing Society Ltd. and ors. Vs. the Munici ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : ILR1972Delhi725

..... an obligation to provide civic amenities and conveniences by virtue of the provisions in the corporation act, particularly, section 42 of the act, that taxes which can be levied by the corporation under the act are the price which the rate-payers have to pay for the civic amenities, conveniences and other services which are to be provided by the corporation under the provisions in the corporation act, and that since the corporation has not been performing its obligatory functions enumerated under section 42 of the act and has not been providing civic amenities ..... which is a cooperative society registered under the bombay co-operative societies act, 1925, as extended to delhi. ..... , the contention of the petitioners is that they are covered by clauses (n) and (p) of section 42 which read as under :- '(n)the construction, maintenance, alteration and improvements of public streets, bridges, culverts, causeways and the like. ..... ', and the petitioners averred that the corporation has not been taking any interest regarding their improvement, repair and up-keep, and that the society has been maintaining them and attending to the repair of damage to culverts, roads and bridges. .....

Delhi State Government Employees Co-operative House Building Society L ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : ILR1971Delhi1B

..... that the development and improvement in the colony had been done to the satisfaction of the municipal corporation authorities, and it was reiterated that under the agreement with the development authority as well as under the regulations it was the society's obligation not only to complete the development fully as required but also to continue to maintain the services in the colony, that neither the development authority nor the corporation is bound to take over the services as a matter of statutory obligation and the corporation may choose to take over the said services if the society ..... the requirement in full of the residents of the colony, the commissioner of the corporation had directed a restricted supply of water with the approval of the corporation in january, 1967, and stated that the area of the colony will not be notified for water tax for the time being and the same will be done when the water supply is augmented and ample supply is made available, and that recovery of water charges for the water supplied will be effected on the basis of meter reading;that although the development and improvement in the ..... 1 is a society registered in 1955 under the bombay co-operative societies act, 1955, as extended to delhi, petitionerno. .....

Delhi State Industrial Development Corporation Ltd. Vs. K.C. Bothra an ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2004(72)DRJ244

..... the question whether the public premises act has an over-riding effect over the the delhi rent control act, various rent control legislations, the slum improvement act, has been considered by the supreme court in a series of decisions. ..... contentions did not find favor with the estate officer who held that the sheds being the property of the dsidc, a government corporation within the meaning of the indian companies act was public premises and after the expiry of the lease term the allottees had become unauthorised occupants of the public premises and rendered themselves liable to eviction and were also liable to pay the requisite damages as claimed by the dsidc for use and occupation of the sheds ever since they became unauthorised ..... va of the bombay municipal corporation act. ..... va of the bombay municipal corporation act nor the provisions of the bombay government premises (eviction) act, 1955, are hit by article 14 of the constitution. ..... the power to pass an order evicting an unauthorised occupant of a premises belonging to bombay municipal corporation was conferred on its chief executive officer, namely, the municipal commissioner under the act. .....