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Hb Stockholdings Ltd. Vs. Dcm Shriram Industries Ltd. and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 163(2009)DLT443

..... state bank of india staff association : (2005) 7 scc 510, wasudhir foundation v. ..... ' it is claimed that these constituted 'unjust and unlawful acts of the defendants' which were likely to 'cause irreparable harm and injury not only to the plaintiff but also to over one lakh other shareholders of the defendant no. ..... moreover, the articles of association of dhl gave substantial control to dsil over the management and composition of its board of directors. ..... also, vtl was not authorized by its memorandum and articles of association to make such investments. .....

Paramjit Singh Sarna, Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Committee and anr. Vs. Avtar ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 128(2006)DLT575

..... when any citizen or person is wronged, the high court will step in to protect him, be that wrong be done by the state, an instrumentality of the state, a company or a cooperative society or association or body of individuals, whether incorporated or not, or even an individual. ..... members of the committee are not members of some association of persons or voluntary organisations where they can authorise a person to make nominations on their behalf. ..... under article 226, the high court is not so much concerned with the decision itself in the sense as to whether an action is 'right or wrong', but with the decision making process signifying as to whether the action is 'lawful or unlawful'. .....

Super Cassettes Industries Ltd. Vs. Hamar Television Network Pvt. Ltd. ...

Court : Delhi

..... a creative standard implies that something must be novel or non-obvious - concepts more properly associated with patent law than copyright law. ..... the defendant would be liable for infringement if he has made unlawful use of the form in which the thought or information is expressed, (see paragraph 67, where an extract from copinger on copyright has been cited with approval). ..... the only possible defence in respect of the copyright work, of which the driveway stills were part, was fair dealing.associated newspapers group plc v. ..... [see associated newspapers (supra) and fraser-woodward ltd v. ..... 5 and associated newspapers group pic v. .....

Union of India and anr. Vs Shanti Devi Sharma

Court : Delhi

..... a constitutional bench of the supreme court in confederation of ex-servicemen association and ors. v. ..... to us, this cannot be held illegal, unlawful, arbitrary or otherwise unreasonable. ..... the supreme court while rejecting the contentions of the petitioners held: -"in our opinion, such a contributory scheme cannot be held illegal, unlawful or unconstitutional. .....

S.K. Srivastava Vs. Uoi and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... no.876/2011 for directing cbi to register fir and investigate under prevention of corruption act, 1988 to determine illegal loss and likely loss in excess of `100 crores to the public exchequer; (x) that cat bar association has also found gross misconduct overreaching the process of administration of justice and obstruction of justice delivery system by sh. s.s. ..... rana but the petitioner was imputed with gross negligence and unlawful conduct, for not passing the assessment order in the case of sitani group by 31 st march, 1992; (v) that the petitioner was made the scapegoat to protect and cover up the corrupt practices of sh. s.s. ..... the representation of cat bar association to chairman cat, cannot also be the basis for this court to interfere when that bar association is not even before this court. 11. .....

Kehar Singh @ Kehri Vs. State

Court : Delhi

..... even in this case one independent witness was associated at the time of search of the appellant and one seal was also kept with him, however, when the summons were sent to him, it was found that he had left the address where he was living as a ..... however, we must also keep in view the ground realities in the sense that public witnesses, normally, do not want them to be associated in cases where they are asked to appear in courts.32. ..... and arrest of a person who is found to be in possession of any narcotic drug or psychotropic substance in a public place where such possession appears to him to be unlawful 25. .....

Rediff.Com India Ltd. Vs. E-eighteen.Com Ltd.

Court : Delhi

..... it is further claimed that the plaintiffs dial has come to be associated by the traders and members of the public exclusively with the plaintiff. ..... the defendant has also denied that the plaintiffs dial has come to be associated by traders and members of the public with the plaintiff. ..... the object of the act is to protect the author of the copyright work from an unlawful reproduction or exploitation of his work by others.27. ..... shishir bhate, associate editorial director, rediff.com india ltd. .....

Living Media India Ltd. and anr. Vs. M. HussaIn and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... intention been depicting the infringing mark speed aaj tak/ speed aajtak in a manner and style identical to that of the plaintiffs registered trade mark aaj tak, thereby creating an impression that the defendants product is associated with/affiliated to/or licensed by the plaintiff. ..... of the plaintiffs and also that their deliberate dishonest use of the logo and service mark/trade mark aaj tak is likely to lead potential customers into believing that the defendants have some connection, association or relation with the plaintiffs. ..... by issuing press membership cards with the trademark and logo aaj tak of the plaintiffs and thereby cheating the general public and authorities into thinking that the holder of such pass is in fact a journalist associated with the plaintiffs. ..... the documents exhibited by the plaintiffs further shows that the defendants have been issuing fake press membership cards to persons to make it appear that they are reporters of aaj tak and, therefore, associated with the plaintiffs. ..... the award of compensatory damages to a plaintiff is aimed at compensating him for the loss suffered by him whereas punitive damages are aimed at deterring a wrong doer and the like minded from indulging in such unlawful activities. .....

Sonjoy Chatterjee Vs. Solil Chatterjee

Court : Delhi

..... is concerned, admittedly the exclusive possession of the respondent/defendant of the property was protected by an interim order of this court; the question which arises is whether possession under protection of the order of the court can be said to be unlawful, for a liability for mesne profits to arise; (h) though an interim order is on a prima facie view of the matter and cannot influence the final adjudication but the peculiarity in the present case is that it is not as if the respondent ..... had obtained interim injunction in the suit for partition restraining the appellant/plaintiff from forcibly dispossessing the respondent/defendant from the suit property did not make the possession of the respondent/defendant unlawful, so as to give a right to the appellant/plaintiff to claim mesne profits from another joint owner; (x) that admittedly there was no separation of share of the parties, the respondent/defendant had a right to protect his possession and enjoyment ..... motion pictures association 122 (2005) dlt 62.has held that no judicial notice of the rate of mesne profits can be taken; the appellant/plaintiff is not entitled to any mesne profits for this reason also; (q) no case of the respondent/defendant, in .....

Jagbir Singh and ors. Vs. State

Court : Delhi

..... they all along with their associate girdhari (since po) pursuant to the common object of the unlawful assembly inflicted injuries to raghubir singh in an attempt to murder him. ..... (a-11), kartar singh (a-12), suraj mal (a-13) and jasvir (a-14) were arrested by the police of ps punjabi bagh in case fir no.717/85 and sent for trial on the allegations that on 29.10.1985 in the morning time at village pitampura, they formed an unlawful assembly, the object of which was to give beatings to raghubir singh, ram narain, ranbir singh, sukhbir singh and vijender singh. .....