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Outdoors Communication Vs. Pwd and Municipal Corporation of Delhi

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2007(2)CTLJ179(Del)

..... or on the land belonging to any other agency/department/institution are hazardous and adversely affect the safe and free flow of traffic and are to be removed.all the members of the public are hereby given a notice of 48 hours (in the case of hoardings) and 07 days 9 in the case of hoarding structured) of the publication of this notice, to remove the hoarding(s)/structure(s) fixed on/in the properties owned by them, failing which the same shall be removed by the municipal authorities at the risk and cost of the concerned owner(s). ..... the plaintiff's principal ground of challenge to the action of the defendant no.1 is that the unpeels have been installed pursuant to a legal, valid and binding contract with the mcd which alone has jurisdiction over hoardings by virtue of sections 142, 143 and section 298 of the delhi municipal corporation act, 1957(hereafter referred to as the 'dmc act' for short). ..... out of the various causes which have been noticed in this report as responsible for the occurrence of road accidents is the drivers negligence which constitutes a share ranging between 24.6% to 68.4% of the various causes for the road accidents which have been observed over a period of 1985 to 1987. ..... state of tamilnadu and ors. .....

Bommegowda Vs. State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1992KAR3148

..... , act 1 of 1992 be struck down on the ground that it is opposed to the basic structure of the constitution or on the ground that it contravenes the directive principles contained in part iv of the constitution?2) have the petitioners the right to challenge the impugned orders appointing administrators and also to test the constitutional validity of the change made to the format of the act?3) is act 1 of 1992 beyond the competence of the state legislature?4) is the amended act with particular reference to section 8(1)(c) thereof so arbitrary and capricious needing to be struck down as violative of article 14 of the constitution.5) are the impugned orders relating to appointments of administrators not sustainable ..... the state of karnataka brought forth act 20 of 1985 an enactment under the nomenclature the karnataka zilla parishads, taluk panchayat samithis, mandal panchayats and nyaya panchayats act, 1983. ..... in state of tamilnadu v. ..... ' in state of tamilnadu v. .....

Associated Managements of Primary and Secondary Schools in Karnataka V ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR2008NOC2790(FB); ILR2008(3)KAR2895; 2008(4)KarLJ593; 2008(4)KLJ593; 2008(5)AIRKarR261; AIR2008NOC2790(FB)

..... the said law provides the custody of the child below the age of 5 years should be with the mother and thereafter the father has a right to the custody of the child but still when the husband and wife are not together a dispute arises between them and in particular regarding the custody of the child, notwithstanding the aforesaid rights conferred under the act on both father and mother, it is the welfare of the child which should be the paramount consideration which should weigh with the ..... made obligatory to all the children as part of the general pattern of primary education and(ii) for making the study of kannada compulsory as one of the three languages to be studied by the students at the secondary school level, that is, either as the first language or as one of the two other languages according to the choice of the students.to (1) all children/ ..... the legislature after all has the affirmative responsibility, the courts have only the power to destroy, nor to reconstruct, when these are added to the complexity of economic regulation, the uncertainty, the liability to error, the bewildering conflict of the experts, and the number of times the judges have been overruled by events-self-limitation can be seen, to be the path to judicial wisdom and institutional prestige and stability..the ..... easily, facilitating the acquisition of the language that will become the medium of instruction for the rest of the school years.papua ..... the full bench of the madras high court in the case of tamilnadu .....

Vinod Kumar Bhutani Vs. State Thr. Cbi

Court : Delhi

..... apply to determination of the question whether change of venue of polling station has materially affected the result of the election of the returned candidate, cannot be accepted for the simple reason that, this question has to be determined in a properly constituted election petition to be tried by a high court in view of the provisions contained in part vi of the representation of the people act, 1951 and section 87(2) of the 1951 act, which specifically provides that the provisions of the evidence act, 1872, shall subject to the provisions of the act, be deemed to apply in all respects to the trial of an ..... it is thus evident that from the evidence of the witnesses all necessary formalities were complied with at the time when the claim was passed and for the relevant documents being subsequently not there on record, the liability cannot be fastened on the appellants because the prosecution has failed to prove that after the appellant vinod kumar bhutani and rajesh kohli dealt with the file, the same was kept in sealed condition and not tampered with ..... that 3499 is the municipal number of the building and there are several other shops, however there was no such hoarding in the said premises. ..... the sale has been held pursuant to various resolutions of the government since 1985 and that the putting up of the properties in question for sale itself was not against ..... 1890.further criminal conspiracy cannot be assumed and is required to be proved as held in state of tamilnadu vs. .....

Kunwar Vijay Juneja Vs. Cbi

Court : Delhi

..... apply to determination of the question whether change of venue of polling station has materially affected the result of the election of the returned candidate, cannot be accepted for the simple reason that, this question has to be determined in a properly constituted election petition to be tried by a high court in view of the provisions contained in part vi of the representation of the people act, 1951 and section 87(2) of the 1951 act, which specifically provides that the provisions of the evidence act, 1872, shall subject to the provisions of the act, be deemed to apply in all respects to the trial of an ..... it is thus evident that from the evidence of the witnesses all necessary formalities were complied with at the time when the claim was passed and for the relevant documents being subsequently not there on record, the liability cannot be fastened on the appellants because the prosecution has failed to prove that after the appellant vinod kumar bhutani and rajesh kohli dealt with the file, the same was kept in sealed condition and not tampered with ..... that 3499 is the municipal number of the building and there are several other shops, however there was no such hoarding in the said premises. ..... the sale has been held pursuant to various resolutions of the government since 1985 and that the putting up of the properties in question for sale itself was not against ..... 1890.further criminal conspiracy cannot be assumed and is required to be proved as held in state of tamilnadu vs. .....

Rajesh Kumar Kohli Vs. Central Bureau of Investigation

Court : Delhi

..... apply to determination of the question whether change of venue of polling station has materially affected the result of the election of the returned candidate, cannot be accepted for the simple reason that, this question has to be determined in a properly constituted election petition to be tried by a high court in view of the provisions contained in part vi of the representation of the people act, 1951 and section 87(2) of the 1951 act, which specifically provides that the provisions of the evidence act, 1872, shall subject to the provisions of the act, be deemed to apply in all respects to the trial of an ..... it is thus evident that from the evidence of the witnesses all necessary formalities were complied with at the time when the claim was passed and for the relevant documents being subsequently not there on record, the liability cannot be fastened on the appellants because the prosecution has failed to prove that after the appellant vinod kumar bhutani and rajesh kohli dealt with the file, the same was kept in sealed condition and not tampered with ..... that 3499 is the municipal number of the building and there are several other shops, however there was no such hoarding in the said premises. ..... the sale has been held pursuant to various resolutions of the government since 1985 and that the putting up of the properties in question for sale itself was not against ..... 1890.further criminal conspiracy cannot be assumed and is required to be proved as held in state of tamilnadu vs. .....

Arvind Kumar Sharma Vs. Cbi

Court : Delhi

..... apply to determination of the question whether change of venue of polling station has materially affected the result of the election of the returned candidate, cannot be accepted for the simple reason that, this question has to be determined in a properly constituted election petition to be tried by a high court in view of the provisions contained in part vi of the representation of the people act, 1951 and section 87(2) of the 1951 act, which specifically provides that the provisions of the evidence act, 1872, shall subject to the provisions of the act, be deemed to apply in all respects to the trial of an ..... it is thus evident that from the evidence of the witnesses all necessary formalities were complied with at the time when the claim was passed and for the relevant documents being subsequently not there on record, the liability cannot be fastened on the appellants because the prosecution has failed to prove that after the appellant vinod kumar bhutani and rajesh kohli dealt with the file, the same was kept in sealed condition and not tampered with ..... that 3499 is the municipal number of the building and there are several other shops, however there was no such hoarding in the said premises. ..... the sale has been held pursuant to various resolutions of the government since 1985 and that the putting up of the properties in question for sale itself was not against ..... 1890.further criminal conspiracy cannot be assumed and is required to be proved as held in state of tamilnadu vs. .....

Anil Maheshwari Vs. Cbi

Court : Delhi

..... apply to determination of the question whether change of venue of polling station has materially affected the result of the election of the returned candidate, cannot be accepted for the simple reason that, this question has to be determined in a properly constituted election petition to be tried by a high court in view of the provisions contained in part vi of the representation of the people act, 1951 and section 87(2) of the 1951 act, which specifically provides that the provisions of the evidence act, 1872, shall subject to the provisions of the act, be deemed to apply in all respects to the trial of an ..... it is thus evident that from the evidence of the witnesses all necessary formalities were complied with at the time when the claim was passed and for the relevant documents being subsequently not there on record, the liability cannot be fastened on the appellants because the prosecution has failed to prove that after the appellant vinod kumar bhutani and rajesh kohli dealt with the file, the same was kept in sealed condition and not tampered with ..... that 3499 is the municipal number of the building and there are several other shops, however there was no such hoarding in the said premises. ..... the sale has been held pursuant to various resolutions of the government since 1985 and that the putting up of the properties in question for sale itself was not against ..... 1890.further criminal conspiracy cannot be assumed and is required to be proved as held in state of tamilnadu vs. .....

Election Commission of India Vs. Bajrang Bahadur Singh and Ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... "8(2) a person convicted for the contravention of - any law providing for the prevention of hoarding or profiteering; or any law relating to the adulteration of food or drugs; or any provisions of the dowry prohibition act, [1961 (28 of 1961) and sentenced to imprisonment for not less than six months, shall be disqualified from the date of such conviction and shall continue to be disqualified for a further period of six years since his release."18. ..... the consequence is that the legislator who acquires the disqualification ceases to be a member of the legislature with effect from the date of the acquisition of the disqualification.38. ..... ajoy biswas (1985)1 scc151that the approach which appeals to us to interpret the expression 'office of profit' is that "it should be interpreted with the flavour of reality bearing in mind the object for enactment of article 102(1)(a), namely, to eliminate or in any event to reduce the risk of conflict between the duty and interest amongst members of the legislature by ensuring that the legislature does not have persons who receive benefits from the executive and may thus be amenable to its influence.57. ..... article 168- constitution of legislatures in states- (1) for every state there shall be a legislature which shall consist of the governor, and (a) in the states of andhra pradesh, bihar,maharashtra, karnataka, tamilnadu and uttar pradesh, two houses: (b) in other states, one house. .....

Firm Khetsi Dass Sheoji Ram, Sardarshahar and ors. Vs. Mohani Devi and ...

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 1994(2)WLC551; 1994(2)WLN126

..... this revision petition has been filed by the tenant against the order of the civil judge, churu dated february 19, 1994 by which he has allowed the appeal and set aside the order of the munsiff, sardar shahar dated october 07, 1985 fixing provisional rent @ rs.400/- p.m. ..... in the year 1983, the plaintiff- non-petitioners m/s khetsidas sheoji ram and its two partners (tenants) filed a suit for fixation of standard rent under section 6 of the act against the defendant-non-petitioners (landlords) with the averments, in short, that on may 05,1979, the suit shop was taken on monthly rent of rs.700/-, it is exorbitant and excessive and the prevailing rent of the neighbouring shops ranges in between rs.100-150/- p.m. ..... state of tamilnadu : [1986]2scr596 para 4, as follows:we are entitled to take judicial notice of the enormous multifold increase of rents throughout the country, particularly in urban areas. ..... law, article 14 came to be identified with the doctrine of classification because the view taken was that that article forbids discrimination and there would be no discrimination where the classification making the differentia fulfills two conditions, namely, (1) that the classification is founded on an intelligible differentia which distinguishes persons or things that are grouped together from others left out of the group; and(ii) that that differential has a rational relation to the object sought to be achieved y the impugned legislative or executive action. .....