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State Vs. Sunil Batra Alias Bobby

Court : Delhi

Reported in : ILR1978Delhi536

..... 344 was approved.in the madras case the court had admitted a confession on accountof the offer in the last sentence, as recorded (readily separable from the best) to produce two bottles, a rope and the cloth ga!g which,according to the confession, had been used in, or be connected with,the commission of murder; the objects were in ..... least one of the cash boxes for disposing of it.the seme assurances that we are able to get in respect of blood andvegetable debris being found in the ambassador car are absent in thecase of the fiat, though it seems possible that blood stuck to the frontdoor of the fiat car due to the 'blood stained portion of the box cominginto contact with the rear door in the act of placing it on the rearseat ; blood was detected on the mat (as suspected) or the other boxplaced in the dickey ..... ) convictions all the appellants were properly found guilty on the various countsas found by the learned trial judge except that the conviction and sentence of shahwar under the arms act has to be and is hereby set aside.the criminal conspiracy, as explained at lenght by us, 'germinated',as the learned trial judge describes it, in august 1973; it came to be'hatched' by all the appellants and ..... to be made beforethe court by a witness, and is thereforee evidence withinthe definition of section 3 of the indian evidence act the person making it was witness within the meaningof section 5 of the oaths act, and thereforee one toiwhom an oath or affirmation might be administered. .....

Tyre Corporation of India Limited Vs. Collector of Central Excise

Court : Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Delhi

Reported in : (1986)(9)ECC5

..... with regard to any of the matters specified in the second schedule to the act, has to prefer such claim before the commissioner of payments appointed under the provisions of the act within a specified time; (c) revenue, taxes, etc. ..... the facts, in a brief compass, leading to the instant appeal are: (a) a notice dated 6.5.1985 was issued to the appellant - (i) alleging inter alia contravention of rules 173c, 173f, 9(1) and section 11a of the central excises and salt act, 1944 and rules; (ii) the contravention alleged was in respect of 1,885 pieces of tyres which were despatched by goods train under m.c. ..... due to the central government is enlisted in category 7 of the aforesaid second schedule to the act; (d) accordingly, no recovery can be effected from the appellant of any amount claimed towards revenue actually due to be paid by m/s. ..... on hearing the parties and after perusal of the papers it would appear to us that - (a) in terms of the provisions of the aforesaid act and more specifically sections 3 and 5 thereof and notification no. ..... in items of the provisions of the said ordinance and the act all assets, rights and interests of m/s. ..... 14.2.1984; (b) in terms of section 18 of the said act, every person having a claim against m/s. ..... 4 of 1984 dated 14.2.1984, which ordinance was later enacted as the aforesaid act no.17 of 1984. .....

Yogendra Kumar Jalan Vs. Union of India and anr.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1972Delhi234

..... the petitioner, however, with drew the application made under section 20 of the indian arbitration act and has filed the present writ petition contending, among other things, as follows:(1) that there was no concluded contract between the petitioner and the director of supplies & disposals; (2) that the agreement to supply the stores in inch sizes was against the express provisions of law, namely, section 13 of the standards of weights and measures act 1956 read with section 7 of the u.p. ..... special duty collector for land acquisition, madras) may be usefully referred to. ..... claim for payment of a sum of money arises out of or under the contract against the contractor to recover such sum by appropriating in whole or in part, the security deposited by the contractor and in the event of the security being insufficient out of any sum that may thereafter become due to the contractor under the said contract or any other contract, the petitioner cannot agitate any grievance against the government seeking to appropriate the above-said loss incurred on account of the risk repurchase from out of other bills. .....

A.N. Shervani and anr. Vs. Lt. Governor and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 38(1989)DLT357; 1989RLR296

..... the provisions of sarais act are mainly concerned with the internal administration such as hygiene and safety of the travellers, while delhi police act and the regulation look to the external aspects of the matter arising out of the social and public impact in the form of obstruction, annoyance or inconvenience caused by the place and the activities in or around such ..... the argument, that there is repugnancy between the provisions of the sarais act and the delhi police act and the predominance of sarais act over the delhi police act ..... different form the argument is that since sarais act and the delhi police act and the regulations operate in the same field, on the principle of implied repugnancy, the sarais act should prevail. ..... (10) apart from this section 134 of the delhi police act provides that the rules, regulations or orders issued under the provisions of the act or in substantial conformity with the same shall not be deemed to be illegal, void or invalid by reasons of any defect of form or any irregularity ..... appearing for some petitioners, has submitted that the sarais act being a special enactment governing the running of sarais and the delhi police act and regulations are in the nature of general act, sarais act should prevail. ..... specific and detailed guidelines in the principal act itself and, thereforee, it cannot be said that the regulations are ultra virus the provisions of the delhi police act or that they confer unfettered and unchannelised powers on the police officials. .....

JaIn Exports (P) Ltd. Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1987(29)ELT753(Del); ILR1985Delhi164

..... in revision under section 131(3) of the customs act dated 31-3-1981holding that the entry coconut oil, did not include industrial coconut oil, was also brought to the notice of the special bench of the board.directions from the office of chief controller, exports andimports:(80) inspire of the decision of the central government andthe special bench of the board, the joint chief controller of imports and exports (shri takhat ram, on whose letter thecentral government had exercised the suo moto power in revision) wrote ..... in similar circumstances, where there was a conflict of decisions ofthe collector of madras, cochin and bombay the conflict was resolved by the special bench of the board and industrial oil was cleared as a raw material falling under appendix ..... of income tax (2nd 53madras 420(44), the full bench of the madras high courtobserved :'if fresh facts come to light which on an investigation would entitle the income-tax officer to come to adifferent conclusion from that of his predecessor, we think he is entitled to reopen the question. ..... had addressed a letter dated 4/09/1982 to collectorates of bombay, calcutta, madras and cochin wherein it was pointed out that it has been reported to the commerce secretary that huge quantities of coconut oil are on their way and pointing out that coconut oil both edible, and non-edible is canalised through stc and asking that before any consignment is cleared,the matter should be brought to the notice of the government.on 11/10/1982 mr. l. .....

Bharti Telemedia Ltd and ors. Vs. Government of Nct of Delhi and anr

Court : Delhi

..... in relation to entertainment through a dth system, section 2(o)(iv) of the said act defines the word "proprietor" to include any person having licence to provide direct-to- home (dth) service, by the central government under section 4 of the indian telegraph act, 1885 and the indian wireless telegraphy act, 1933 and also includes the service provider of cable television signals and value added services, registered or licensed under the cable television network (regulation) act, 1995. ..... , by providing signals directly to subscriber's premises without passing through an intermediary or otherwise; (i) "entertainment" means any exhibition, performance, amusement, game, sport or race (including horse race) or in the case of cinematograph exhibitions, cover exhibition of news-reels, documentaries, cartoons, advertisement shorts or slides, whether before or during the exhibition of a feature film or separately, and also includes entertainment through cable service and direct-to-home (dth) service; xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx (m) "payment for admission ..... province of madras [air 1945 pc 98] in the context of concepts of duties of excise and tax on sale of goods said: "... ..... province of madras [1945 fcr 179 = air 1945 pc 98], fcr at pp. .....

independent News Service Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Mr. Anuraag Muskaan

Court : Delhi

..... accordingly, this application under section 9 of the arbitration and conciliation act, 1996 is disposed of with the following directions:1) the respondent is restrained during the pendency of the arbitration proceedings from taking out any other or further advertisements or to do anything to solicit, induce or encourage the employees of the petitioner to leave the petitioner's employment and take up employment of the respondent and/or its agents and/or representatives and/or competitors;2) the employees of the petitioner would, however, be free to take up employment with the respondent even in response to the said advertisement which has ..... prima facie been held to be solicitation, but, the .....

Sony India Pvt. Ltd. Vs. The Commissioner of Trade and Taxes

Court : Delhi

..... a careful perusal of section 84(6) of the act reveals that there are three conditions to be satisfied cumulatively; (a) the commissioner must fail to decide the application for determination within a period of six months after it has been submitted; (b) after the said failure, the assessee should implement the transaction which is the subject of the application, and in the manner described in the application and (c) the person has in the determination application indicated the answer to the determinable question which the assessee believes to be correct, (which in section 84 is called proposed determination'). ..... advantage of section 86 of the dvat act as there is no deemed determination by the commissioner accepting the proposed determination of the appellant in terms of section 84 (5) read with section 84(6) of the dvat act;(ii) for the period between 1st april 2005 to 7th august 2005, dscs cannot be said to fall within the ambit of it products under entry 41 to schedule iii to the dvat act;(iii) while the appellant would be required to pay interest on the differential amount of tax, it is not liable to pay any penalty in terms of section 86 (12) of the dvat act for the period 1st april .....

Katyan Shikshan Samiti vs.union of India & Ors.

Court : Delhi

..... scc online sc818wherein the provisions of the homoeopathy centre council act, 1973 which were under consideration which the petitioner submits are in pari materia with the imcc act, 1970, it was held by the hon ble supreme court that the role of the central government is a supervisory one and not investigatory and reliance has been placed on behalf of the petitioner on the observations in paragraph 20 of the said verdict which reads to the effect: 20 a bare reading of the provisions contained under section 17 makes it clear that as per statutory ..... (c) 8094/2019 page 2 of 28 25.6.2019, the respondent no.1, the union of india, issued a show cause notice to the petitioner as to why the letter of permission to establish a new ayurvedic college under section 13a of the imcc act, 1970, from the academic year 2019-20 be not denied to the petitioner and the petitioner was informed of an opportunity of hearing in terms of the first proviso to sub-section (5) of section 13a of the imcc act, 1970, on 1.7.2019 before the designated hearing committee in the ministry of aayush.4. .....

Runeet Gulathi vs.state

Court : Delhi

..... in this case, the existence of conspiracy is sought to be drawn by an inference from the circumstances: (i) the accused did not allow any other passenger to board the bus after pw1and the prosecutrix boarded the bus; (ii) switching off the lights; pinning pw1down by some while commit rape/unnatural sex with the prosecutrix at the rear side of the bus; others (iii) exhortation by some of the accused that the victim be not left alive; and (iv) their act of throwing the victim and pw1out of the running bus without clothes in the wintery night ..... learned counsel for the appellant relied on the impugned judgment passed by the trial court to the extent that the trial court has acquitted the appellant for the offence punishable under section 27 of the arms act on the ground that the prosecution failed to establish that the second bullet was fired by the appellant and contended that since no charge is made under section 27 of the arms act, crl.a. ..... further, during the course of argument, an apprehension was expressed by the learned counsel for the appellants, that the electronic evidence on record (compact disc) is not admissible in the eyes of law because the certificate under section 65b of the indian evidence act was not handed over by pw-39 kk jha (manager information technology, apollo pharmacy) at the time of handing over the cd to the investigating officer pw-49 insp. .....