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Nov 27 2008 (HC)

C.L. Devgun Vs. New Delhi Municipal Council and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 155(2008)DLT180

..... as requested by the ndmc.17. countering these submissions, it was argued by mr. vikas singh, learned asg on behalf of the union of india that section 16(2) of the ndmc act is couched in a positive language and is therefore an enabling provision. it does not place any limitation on the powers of the ndmc ..... preliminary objection2. a preliminary objection to the maintainability of the pil has been raised by mr. vikas singh, learned additional solicitor general (asg) on behalf of the union of india. according to him, the petition is by a former employee of the ndmc who may be disgruntled and therefore this raises doubts about his bonafides. he ..... the scope of judicial review of public expenditure. a consortium based in the united kingdom (u.k.) sought 'aid and trade provision' (atp) from the u.k. government under the overseas development and cooperation act, 1980 which provided for aid to foreign development projects. the consortium submitted a formal proposal for setting up a hydro-electric .....

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Feb 23 1978 (HC)

State Vs. Sunil Batra Alias Bobby

Court : Delhi

Reported in : ILR1978Delhi536

..... to the ambassador car. the opportunity that public witness 2 thushad to identify both sunil and shahwar was thus sufficient; he was aresponsible officer of the union bank of india; the quality of hisidentification of both of them. was indeed very high. it seems to usthat regarding both shahwar and sunil (despite the ..... earlier australian cases (noticed below) were alsostudied by us along with mr. garg, who argued this legal questionat great length.(11) in rex v. bagley 1926 (3) dlr 717 anumber of english decisions have been discussed and it was pointedout that the witness should not be shown a single photograph of theculprit in ..... completelydissociating themselves from the same is hit by s. 162 criminal procedure code. (as acommunication or a statement made to the police despite the saididentification being a mental act by reason, of mere pointing out) wasanswered in the affirmative by the supreme court in ramkishanmithanlal sharma v. state of bombay : 1955crilj196 already noticed, while .....

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May 08 2008 (HC)

Maqbool Fida HusaIn Vs. Raj Kumar Pandey

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2008CriLJ4107

..... a.d. even the very concept of 'lingam' of the god shiva resting in the centre of the yoni, is in a way representation of the act of creation, the union of prakriti and purusua.2 the ultimate essence of a work of ancient indian erotic art has been religious in character and can be enunciated as a ..... and the ahmedabad municipal corporation for closure of the municipal slaughter houses during the period of paryushan festival of the jains that allegedly violated the fundamental right to trade of the respondents.:these days unfortunately some people seem to be perpetually on a short fuse, and are willing to protest often violently, about anything under the ..... killed. suppression can never be a successful permanent policy. any surface serenity it creates is a false one. it will erupt one day. our constitution permits a free trade, if we can use the expression, in ideas and ideologies. it guarantees freedom of thought and expression - the only limitation being a law in terms of clause (2 .....

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May 07 2002 (HC)

Delhi Transport Corporation Vs. Daya Nand and ors.,

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 99(2002)DLT188; 2002(64)DRJ202; (2002)IIILLJ728Del; 2003(2)SLJ78(Delhi)

..... that it would be against the interest of security of the corporation to continue in employment the offender-workmen when serious acts are likely to affect the foundation of the institution. in union of india v. tulsiram patel, : (1985)iillj206sc a constitution bench of this court upheld the validity of the similar ..... natural justice as well as article 14 of the constitution. it has also been held consistently by this court that the government carries on various trades and business activity through the instrumentality of the state such as government company or public corporations. such government company or public corporations being state instrumentalities ..... ; punjab & sind bank and others v. sakattar singh, (2001) 1 scc 214; hindustan paper corporation v. purnendu chakrobarty and others, : (1997)iillj704sc ; hari pada kahn v. union of india and others, : (1996)illj1044sc ; j.k. cotton spinning and weaving mills company ltd. v. state of u.p. and others, : (1991)illj39sc ; and gujarat steel .....

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May 30 1975 (HC)

Rattan Lal Vs. Vardesh Chander and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : ILR1975Delhi628

..... because there was an express term for re-entry. he further contended that even in respect of tenancies created prior to the extension of the transfer of property act to the union territory of delhi, the further condition laid down by clause (g) of section 111 that the lesser must give notice in writing to the lessee of his ..... to the lessee of the landlord's intention to determine the lease as required by the said clause, was not necessary as the transfer of property act did not then apply to the union territory of delhi and the said requirement not being based on any principle of equity, justice and good conscience, need not be complied with to ..... of this court, raises certain questions with regard to the extent to which the provisions of the transfer of property act would govern the relationship of landlord and tenant in the union territory of delhi before the latter act was extended to the said territory and the further question whether even after its extension, its operation is excluded by .....

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Jan 02 2000 (HC)

R.K. Bali (Dr.) Vs. Union of India

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 2000IIAD(Delhi)673

..... the judgment of the high court in the case of dr. prem sachdeva v. uoi was not relevant in the case of the persons elected under section 3(a) of the dentist act and the judgment is entirely related to the members elected under section 3(b), (c ..... . 4055 of 1975 in the case of dr. k.p. kamat v. union of india & others. in that case dr. kamat was declared elected under section 3(a) of the act from the state of goa but the results of election were not notified by the ..... either in a medical register or a dental register of the state.(explanation in this clause, 'state' does not include a union territory;)(f) six members nominated by the central government of whom at least one shall be a registered dentist possessing a recognised ..... dental qualification and practicing or holding an appointment in an institution for the training of dentists in a (union territory) and at least two shall be dentists registered in part b of a (state) register;(g) the director general of .....

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Dec 13 1984 (HC)

Sushila Devi and ors. Vs. Municipal Corporation of Delhi

Court : Delhi

Reported in : I(1985)ACC121; ILR1985Delhi746

..... besides his mother. all six of them brought a suit for damages claiming rs. 3,00,000 from the defendants,namely, (1) municipal .corporation of delhi, (2) union ofindia, and (3) delhi administration. the suit was partially decreed by a learned judge of this court on the original side. a decree of rs. 90,000 was passed ..... number of issues were raised. but three main questions arise inthe suit. first whether the suit is barred by reasons of section 478 of the delhi municipal corporation act, 1957 (the act). second the question of fault andliability. whether the defendant corporation is liable in negligence. third the amount of damages io oe awarded to the plaintiffs. we ..... a highway but not alipur road. this is a distinction without a difference. both are public thoroughfares and public roads.(44) the leading case is noble v. harrison (1926) 2 k.b.332(18). the damage there was caused by the overhanging tree with a latent defect and the decision was against liability.the judgment of rowlatt j .....

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Feb 12 1991 (HC)

The National thermal Power Corporation Ltd. Vs. the Singer Co. and ors ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1991(1)ARBLR313(Delhi); 44(1991)DLT122; ILR1991Delhi452

..... follow that as this courthad no jurisdiction to entertain the application which had beenfiled by the appellant under section 14, 30 and 33 of the indian arbitration act, 1940. the same was rightly dismissedand in fact the present appeal itself cannot be regarded asbeing maintainable.for the aforesaid reasons this appeal is dismissed. therewill, ..... . by excluding the applicability of 27.6.2the intention of the parties clearly was that there was no provision in the contract making the indian arbitration act, 1940specifically applicable. what will be the effect of this will be considered presently.(15) the matter may be looked at from another angle. clause27 of ..... the general conditions of contract, we are unable to agree with the submission of the learned counsel for the appellant that the provisions of the arbitration act have been made specifically applicable to the arbitration between the panes.(12) the aforesaid documents dated 14-2-81 are letters whereby the respondent was informed .....

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Dec 23 1966 (HC)

Rabinder Nath Malik Vs. Regional Passport Officer, New Delhi and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1967Delhi1

..... in (1958) 2 law ed (2d) 1204, the u.s. supreme court was directly concerned with the question whether the immigration and nationality act, 1952 and the act of congress of july, 3, 1926, authorised the secretary of state to withhold a passport because of the refusal of the applicants to file an affidavit concerning their membership of the communist ..... claim. a.g. kazi v. c.v. jethwani 1966 bom. lr 529; francis manjeeran v. govt. of india : air1966ker20 and dr. s.s. sadhasiva rao v. union of india 1965 (2) mys. lj 605. it is also added in the writ petition that the refusal to pass an order on the petitioner's application is mala fide ..... manner also suggested that if prohibition to enter the country necessarily means prohibition to go out, then such a prohibition has been lawfully provided by the indian passport act and thereforee, the petitioner has been deprived of this element of personal liberty, according to the procedure established by law. the challenge on the ground of violation of .....

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Oct 14 2004 (HC)

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. Vs. Sanchar Nigam Executives' Association (I ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 115(2004)DLT87; 2005(79)DRJ17; [2006(106)FLR163]; (2005)IILLJ509Del

..... or not applicable if decision related to the previous master plan.28. provision of the mpd-2001 referred to reads as under:zonal (divisional) plan''the union territory of delhi is divided into 15 zones (divisions). the approximate area in each zone (division) is given as under:___________________________________________________________name of the zone approximate area ..... a zone could be divided into sub zones by the authority.the zonal (divisional) plans shall detail out the policies of the master plan, and act as link between the layout plan and the master plan. the development schemes, layout plans indicating use premises shall conform to the master plan/zonal ( ..... change with time and thereforee, planning authorities were given liberty to not only depart but even to finalise plans at the micro level. delhi development act, 1957 is clearly modelled on this pattern.45. legitimate expectation means that a representation is made that benefit of substantive nature will be granted and .....

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