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Gulam Sarbar Vs. State of Bihar (Now Jharkhand)

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... by illegal means. what is, therefore, necessary is to show meeting of minds of two or more persons for doing or causing to be done an illegal act or an act by illegal means. mere knowledge or discussion or generation of a crime in the mind of the accused, is not sufficient to constitute an offence. the offence ..... though examined three witnesses but none of them was relevant for their purpose. the trial court acquitted dhiren mahto of the charges under section 27 of the arms act giving cogent reasons.18. the high court reappreciated the evidence and upheld the findings of facts recorded by the trial court observing that the ocular evidence was in ..... sections 302 and 120-b ipc alongwith other accused and sentenced as referred to hereinabove but acquitted dhirendra chandra mahto of the charge under section 27 of the arms act. i. aggrieved, they preferred appeals alongwith others before the high court which stood dismissed by the impugned judgment and order dated 22.3.2012. hence, these appeals .....

Soma Suresh Kumar Vs. Government of Andhra Pradesh and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... of the state list.50. in addition to the above, it has also to be noticed that the objects for which the tamil nadu act, the maharashtra act and the pondicherry act were enacted, are identical, namely, to protect the interests of small depositors from fraud perpetrated on unsuspecting investors, who entrusted their life savings ..... appropriate source of legislative authority of the state assembly for enacting laws in furtherance of such entry. the power to enact the pondicherry act, the tamil nadu act and the maharashtra act is relatable to entries 1, 30 and 32 of the state list, which involves the business of unincorporated trading and money lending ..... and finally one day the fraudulent financers closed their financial establishments leaving the innocent depositors in the lurch. 11. later, the constitutional validity of the pondicherry act came for consideration before this court in new horizon sugar mills ltd. vs. government of pondicherry (2012) 10 scc 575.wherein this court has exhaustively .....

Geetaben Ratilal Patel Vs. District Primary Education Officer

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... of the integration of persons with disabilities into the social mainstream.14. to decide the present issue, it is also relevant to notice section 47 of the act which deals with non-discrimination in government employment and reads as follows: 4. - non-discrimination in government employments - (1) no establishment shall dispense with ..... physical disability, including that of mental disability while in service, it would be required for the authority to extend benefit of section 47 of the act. keeping in view the peculiar facts and circumstances that when the departmental actions were initiated, she had already sustained mental disability, a pragmatic approach is ..... having received no reply again, vide order dated 15th april, 2004 she was dismissed from service by the respondent under section 24 of the primary education act read with gujarat panchayat services (discipline and appeal) rules, 1997 on the ground of carelessness towards duty, absence from duty, irregularity, breach of orders of .....

Voluntary Health Ass. of Punjab Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... required to equip themselves with constitutional concepts, culture, philosophy, religion, scriptural commands and injunctions, the mandate of the law as engrafted under the act and above all the development of modern science. it needs no special emphasis to state that in awareness camps while the deterrent facets of law ..... data made available by various states, which depicts a sorry and an alarming state of affairs. lack of proper supervision and effective implementation of the act by various states, are clearly demonstrated by the details made available to this court. however, state of maharashtra has comparatively a better track record. ..... constituted the central supervisory board and most of the states and union territories have constituted state supervisory boards, appropriate authorities, advisory committees etc. under the act, but their functioning are far from satisfactory. 2011 census of india, published by the office of the registrar general and census commissioner of india, would .....

Voluntary Health Association of Punjab. Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... required to equip themselves with constitutional concepts, culture, philosophy, religion, scriptural commands and injunctions, the mandate of the law as engrafted under the act and above all the development of modern science. it needs no special emphasis to state that in awareness camps while the deterrent facets of law ..... data made available by various states, which depicts a sorry and an alarming state of affairs. lack of proper supervision and effective implementation of the act by various states, are clearly demonstrated by the details made available to this court. however, state of maharashtra has comparatively a better track record. ..... constituted the central supervisory board and most of the states and union territories have constituted state supervisory boards, appropriate authorities, advisory committees etc. under the act, but their functioning are far from satisfactory.2011 census of india, published by the office of the registrar general and census commissioner of india, would .....

Ayaaubkhan Noorkhan Pathan. Vs. the State of Maharashtra and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... filed by one who is a complete stranger to the person who is in alleged illegal custody. (vide: charanjit lal chowdhury v. the union of india & ors., air 1951 sc 41; sunil batra (ii) v. delhi administration, air 1980 sc 1579; mrs. neelima priyadarshini v. state of bihar, air 1987 sc 2021; simranjit singh mann v ..... and considering all the documentary evidence on record and after being satisfied, granted the caste verification certificate in 2000. section 114 ill.(e) of the evidence act provided for the court to pronounce that the decision taken by the scrutiny committee has been done in regular course and the caste certificate has been issued after ..... in standard chartered bank v. andhra bank financial services ltd. & ors., (2006) 6 scc 94, this court while dealing with a case under the provisions of companies act, 1956, while considering complex issues regarding the markets, exchanges and securities, and the procedure to be followed by special tribunals, held as under :"while it may be true .....

Alamelu and anr. Vs. State Represented by Inspector of Police.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... certificate has been issued by a government school and has been duly signed by the headmaster. therefore, it would be admissible in evidence under section 35 of the indian evidence act. however, the admissibility of such a document would be of not much evidentiary value to prove the age of the girl in the absence of the material on the basis ..... has failed to prove that the girl was a minor, at the relevant date.43. we may further notice that even with reference to section 35 of the indian evidence act, a public document has to be tested by applying the same standard in civil as well as criminal proceedings. in this context, it would be appropriate to notice the observations ..... a minor. a court of law for the purpose of determining the age of a party to the lis, having regard to the provisions of section 35 of the evidence act will have to apply the same standard. no different standard can be applied in case of an accused as in a case of abduction or rape, or similar offence where .....

Bharat Amratlal Kothari Vs. Dosukhan Samadkhan Sindhi and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2010SC475; 2010CriLJ379; JT2009(14)SC102; 2009(13)SCALE563; (2010)1SCC237

..... agency, the high court arrived at a pre-mature conclusion that no offences under section 279 ipc and under sections 5, 6 and 8 of the bombay animal preservation act, 1954 were made out against the accused and quashed the criminal proceedings. such a relief to the accused, who had not approached the high court for quashing the fir ..... their transportation within the area of his jurisdiction. the respondent nos. 1 to 6 are further directed not to commit any offence under the prevention of cruelty to animals act, 1960 in respect of the surviving animals and submit an undertaking to that effect to the police officer in-charge of the police station at patan.3. the facts ..... in question to the respondent no. 8 herein, i.e., panjarapole patan in accordance with the provisions of sub-section (4) of section 35 of prevention of cruelty to animals act, 1960, within a period of one month, i.e., latest by january 30, 2009;iv) directed respondent no. 8, which is entrusted care and custody of the animals .....

A. Abdul Farook Vs. Municipal Council, Perambalur and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : JT2009(10)SC331; (2009)8MLJ1659(SC); 2009(10)SCALE325

..... v. the appellants being belonging to the rival political parties, the writ petitions have been filed mala fide.10. the preamble of the said act reads as under:an act to provide for the declaration of certain highways to be state highways, restriction of ribbon development along such highways, prevention and removal of encroachment ..... also considered necessary that the state highways authorities are vested with statutory powers to undertake such measures in the public interest.section 2(8) of the said act defines `encroachment' to mean:(8) 'encroachment' means any unauthorised occupation of any highway or land where the construction of a highway is undertaken or proposed ..... interest or interest of a political party. the doctrine of good governance, in our opinion, requires the government to rise above their political interest and act only in public interest and for welfare of its people.19. for the reasons aforementioned, the impugned judgment cannot be sustained. it is set aside accordingly .....

Payappar Sree Dharmasastha Temple A. Com. Vs. A.K. Josseph and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : JT2009(9)SC367; 2009(9)SCALE408

..... that the lands belonging to temples and religious worships are not tampered with and also to give effective implementation to the provisions of the travancore cochin hindu religious institution act, 1950, interest and purpose of which is to protect devaswom properties. the contention of respondent no. 1 that the appellant has no locus standi to file ..... mentioned in schedule 1 after the 30th meenam 1097 corresponding to the 12th april, 1922 shall be dealt with as devaswom properties. the provisions of the land conservancy act of 1091 (iv of 1091) shall be applicable to devaswom lands as in the case of government lands 14. it is clearly mentioned in the aforesaid provision ..... preferred by the secretary of the renovation committee of the appellant temple alleging trespass by respondent no. 1, invoking the supervisory powers of the high court under the 1950 act. the same was numbered as tdb no. 38 of 1996. since there were two proceedings pending, namely, tdb no. 38 of 1996 before the high court .....