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Smt.Sabana @ Chand Bai and anr Vs. Mohd.Talib Ali and anr

Court : Rajasthan Jodhpur

..... chand bai & anr. vs. mohd. talib ali & anr. (s.b.criminal revision petition no.362/2011) 18 recommendations has recommended that state parties should act to protect women against violence of any kind, especially that occurring within the family. taking into consideration the fact that the domestic violence in india is widely prevalent and the ..... ) 30 beneficially quoted: 3. definition of domestic violence.-for the purposes of this act, any act, omission or commission or conduct of the respondent shall constitute domestic violence in case it- (a) harms or injures or endangers the health, safety, life, limb or well-being, whether mental or physical, of the aggrieved person or ..... to the aggrieved person. explanation i.- for the purposes of this section,- (i) physical abuse . means any act or conduct which is of such a nature as to cause bodily pain, harm, or danger to life, limb, or health or impair the health or development of the aggrieved person and includes assault, criminal intimidation and .....

L.R. of Mishrimal Vs. L.Rs. of Sukh Lal and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : RLW2006(4)Raj2890

..... appeal survive, or in other words the grand son nihal chand falls within the definition of 'tenant', so as to entitled to continue the appeal, enjoying the protection of the act.35. to decide this controversy, since factual aspect is not in dispute, i think it appropriate to first consider the various judgments cited by the learned counsel ..... contending that according to section 3(vii)(b), three is three fold requirement, in order to entitle nihal chand to continue the appeal, say for availability of protection of the act, in the event of death of the statutory tenant, being; one, that he should be heir in accordance with personal law, secondly he/she should be ..... words were found to indicate, that in the event of nataraja's death, without any male issue, further devolution of the estate that had been given to him for life, would be regulated in favour of the testator's heirs, ascertained in accordance with the hindu law of intestate succession. in my view, this judgment rather supports the .....

Jodhpur Development Autho., Jodhpur Vs. State Consumer Disp. Red. Foru ...

Court : Rajasthan Jodhpur

..... learned counselappearing for the respondent-complainant vehemently submitted as under: (i) that the issue regarding coverage of complainant andpetitioner jda by the provisions of consumer protection act, 1986 stands concluded by the apex court of the country with the dismissal of slp against the order of national commission in the case of jodhpur ..... that neither the complainant was a `consumer' nor the petitioner uit/jda, jodhpur was a `trader' or `service' provider as defined in the consumer protection act and, therefore, the complaint deserves to be rejected as not maintainable.10.by the judgment and order dated 6/1/2010 dismissing theappeal of jodhpur development ..... judgment and order dated 26/10/2009 passed by the district consumer dispute redressal forum, jodhpur on a complaint filed under section 12 of the consumer protection act, 1986 and further appellate order dated s.b.civil writ petition no. 11316/2010 & 11 other connected writ petitions ( see schedule) jodhpur development .....

Union of India and anr Vs. Narhari Thakar and anr

Court : Rajasthan Jodhpur

..... no.1, a person with 100% visual impairment, stating violation of section 47 of the persons with disabilities (equal opportunities, protection of rights and full participation) act, 1995 [ the act / the act of 1995 ].when the appellants dispensed with his services on an application seeking voluntary retirement. in brief, the relevant facts and ..... complainant- respondent no.1 applied for voluntary retirement under the mental pressure fearing loss of job, as he remained ignorant about the protection under section 47 of the act. the learned commissioner also observed that there was no evidence that any officer of the department advised him against applying for voluntary ..... it appears that the complainant applied for voluntary retirement under mental pressure fearing loss of job, ignorant as he was, about the protection under section 47 of the act. there is no evidence that any officer of the respondent advised him against applying for voluntary retirement and its consequences which virtually .....

Kalyanmal Bhandari Vs. State of Rajasthan and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : (1976)ILLJ54Raj; 1975()WLN316

..... cases mean cases in which there is no element of public employment or service, no support by statute; nothing in the nature of status which is capable of protection. if any of these elements exists, then irrespective of the terminology used, and even though in same inter parties aspects the relationship may be called that of ..... j. 3271, calcutta dock labour board v. jaffar imam 1965-ii l.l.j. 112, mafatlal narandas barot v. j.d. rathod and ors. : (1966)illj437sc , life insurance corporation of india v. sunil kumar mukherjee 1984-i l.l.j. 442, and a few other cases. these cases were precisely those which had been reviewed by shinghal ..... normally have statutory force. likewise, in the case of an autonomous body like a university, there may be no difficulty as the university is created by the act itself and is conferred certain powers. municipalities or panchayats are undoubtedly exercising governmental functions in the allotted sphere. difficulty is experienced only in the case of the statutory .....

Santveer Singh Vs. Addl. Civil Judge and anr.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR2004Raj214; 2004(3)WLC397

..... filing of the written statement and framing of the issues, the amending provisions were not in force, but when this application was moved on 8-9-2003, the amending act has come into force. thus, the defendant has rightly moved the application under order 8, rule 1-a(3). the consideration on which the application was rejected by the ..... before a document which is not filed with the written statement, is required to be filed in the court.'(abstract from mulla's commentary on code of civil procedure amendment act 16th edition)18. some amendments have also been done in chapter xiii of the code of civil procedure. order 13 rule 1 as amended now reads as follows : ..... have been taken on record by the trial court. the suit was filed before the amending acts came into force and the written statement was also filed before the amending act came into force, therefore the effect of amendment cannot be given to the act already done by the parties. moreso, it would also be relevant to mention here that the .....

Jai Singh and anr. Vs. State of Rajasthan

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : RLW2004(1)Raj174; 2003(4)WLC159

..... exercised, therefore, brahmanand picked up spade (an agricultural implement) and inflicted blows on the person of net ram, out of which one laid on the head proved fatal. the act of appellant brahmanand is thus protected under clause fourthly of section 103 and clause secondly of section 100 ipc. the appellants had no time to have recourse to the ..... up by him by at least preponderance of probabilities available in the case of the prosecution. it is further well established that a person faced with the imminent peril of life and limb of himself or another, is not expected to weigh 'in golden scales' the precise force needed to repel the danger. even if he at the heat of ..... chet ram and acquitted them. however appellants jai singh and brahmanand were found guilty, convicted and sentenced as under:1. brahmanand :under section 302 ipc to suffer imprisonment for life and fine of rs. 1000a in default further suffer six months s.i. 2. jai singh : under section 302/34 ipc to suffer imprisonment for .....

Suzuki Processors Vs. the Commissioner and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 2000(2)WLN526

..... as that is the subject matter of enquiry under the show cause notice. undoubtedly, under section 11-a when any competent authority under the central excise act believes on the basis of any relevant material that burden of excise duty has been reduced by misrepresenting facts or by devising a colourable transaction to conceal ..... suzuki processors, bhilwara and m/s. pgo processors (pvt.) ltd., bhilwara have suppressed material facts, made wilful mis-declaration and contravened various provision of central excise act and rules with intent to evade payment of duty of excise in the manner discussed in foregoing paras as:(i) they have suppressed material facts relating to the ..... processor at this stage and cannot stop the petitioner company from exercising its right to clear goods on payment of excise duty under section 3a of the act and notifications issued thereunder.these observations at best can be that so long as the registration certificate under the central excise is continuing in favour of .....

Hazari and anr. Vs. State of Rajasthan

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 2001CriLJ1298; 2000(4)WLC432; 2001(1)WLN536

..... particularly the safeguards provided therein were duly complied with it would not be permissible to cut short a criminal trial.(5) that in the context in which the protection has been incorporated in section 50 for the benefit of the person intended to be searched, we do not express any opinion whether the provisions of section 50 ..... & order dated 18-1-1999 passed by the learned special judge, one accused bhanwarlal was acquitted of the charge framed against him under section 8/29 of the ndps act. aggrieved from the said judgment and order dated 18-3 -1999 passed by the learned special judge, ndps cases, chittorgarh, the present appeal has been filed by ..... the same were sent to fsl for chemical analysis. thereafter, accused appellant hazari was also given notice ex. p/8 under the provisions of section 50 of the ndps act informing whether he wants to be searched before a gazetted officer or a magistrate. after receiving the notice, accused appellant hazari gave his consent and, thereafter, pw. .....

Smt. Leela Devi Vs. Suresh Kumar

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1994Raj128

..... visited women of easy virtues. her brother govind prakash naw 2 and her father ram chandra naw 3 have also said so. it is thus clear that these false and wild allegations were made by her against her husband without any basis or foundation. name of any woman of easy virtues with whom suresh kumar had contact has not been disclosed ..... the petition, ground of cruelty, has also been taken. it has been averred in it that in her previous reply dated february 14, 1981 (ex. 12) she made the following wild and false allegations against him:--^blds vykok izkfkhz lo;a pfj=hkz'v thoufcrk jgk gs vksj og vdlj jkr dks nq'pfj= vksjrksa ds ikl tkrk fkk vksj dkqhjkr ..... both the said petitions but she never came and lived with him. in her reply to his previous petition moved under section 13 of the act, she stated that he (suresh kumar) is himself leading an immoral life, he used to visit women of easy virtues and return late in night in drunken state and used to beat her. these allegations were .....