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K. Muniasamythevar Vs. Dy. Superintendent of Police and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR2006Mad255

..... protect animals and their habitat is not exercising his right, but acting in furtherance of his duties, though on occasions, when this duty is pursued ..... duties of the human species towards the other species. considering the scheme of the said act and the provisions contained in article 51a of the constitution of india, it is the duty of every citizen of india to protect and improve the natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers and wild life and to have compassion for living creatures. therefore, an individual who seeks to .....

T.K. Shanmugam Secretary C.P.I. (M) North Chennai District Committee V ...

Court : Chennai

..... wealth like wet lands, water bodies, lakes, etc. 2. article 51-a(g) of our constitution contains a constitutional mandate to protect and improve the natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers and wild life. the hon'ble supreme court by way of series of judgments, interpreting article 21 of the constitution evolved the concept of 'sustainable development ..... up suitable plans in consultation with mmda and metrowater to provide sufficient storage capacity in a portion of the kolathur tank to store adequate water which will act as an acquifier for recharging ground water in the area. besides, by the said g.o., the government directed the collector to evict the encroachments in ..... g.o. should not be read in isolation. they must be read along with the provisions of the tamil nadu land encroachment act, 1905, the tamil nadu protection of tanks and eviction of encroachment act, 2007 and more particularly along with the standing orders of the board of revenue as well as the impugned g.o. .....

Anandakumar, rep.by Next Friend and Guardian and Another Vs. M. Periya ...

Court : Chennai

..... wild guesses and arbitrariness, and non-arbitrariness. if it is not so, it cannot be just." (iii) in nizam institute of medical sciences v. prasanth s.dhananka reported in (2009) 6 scc 1 = 2010 acj 38 (sc), a hon'ble three-judge bench was dealing with a case arising out of the complaint filed under the consumer protection act ..... cannot be treated as just, because, as a result of the accident, the appellant/injured had suffered permanent disability and has virtually become vegetable, throghout her life. submission has been advanced that due to the accident, the appellant therein was not in a position to do any work and give up her partnership in ..... awarded should not be inadequate and should neither be unreasonable, excessive, nor deficient. there can be no exact uniform rule for measuring the value of human life and the measure of damage cannot be arrived at by precise mathematical calculation; but amount recoverable depends on broad facts and circumstances of each case. it should .....

ICICI Lombard General Insurance Co., Through its Divisional Manager, M ...

Court : Chennai Madurai

..... wild guesses and arbitrariness, and non-arbitrariness. if it is not so, it cannot be just." (iv) in nizam institute of medical sciences v. prasanth s.dhananka reported in (2009) 6 scc 1 = 2010 acj 38 (sc), the supreme court, comprising of three hon'ble judges bench was dealing with a case arising out of a complaint filed under the consumer protection act ..... not be inadequate and should neither be unreasonable, excessive, nor deficient. there can be no exact uniform rule for measuring the value of human life and the measure of damage cannot be arrived at by precise mathematical calculation; but amount recoverable depends on broad facts and circumstances of each case ..... lump sum amounts with reference to circumstances such as age, nature of injury/deprivation/disability suffered by the claimant and the effect thereof on the future life of the claimant. decision of this court and high courts contain necessary guidelines for award under these heads, if necessary. what usually poses some .....

M. Veerateswaran Vs. the Deputy Collector Cum Sub-divisional Executive ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 2003(2)CTC449; (2003)2MLJ578

..... derogatory to the dignity of women; (f) to value and preserve the rich heritage of our composite culture; (g) to protect and improve the natural environment including forests, lakes, rivers and wild life and to have compassion for living creatures; (h) to develop the scientific temper, humanism and the spirit of inquiry and reform ..... up to 6 years of age are considered to be very sensible to noise. their rights are also required to be honoured. under the environment (protection) act, 1986, rules for noise pollution level are framed which prescribe permissible limits of noise in residential, commercial, industrial areas or silence zone. the question ..... others including neighbours. the relevant rules under the noise pollution (regulation and control) rules, 2000 framed by the central government under provisions of the environment protection act, 1986. rule 3 of the noise pollution (regulation and control) rules, 2000 provides for ambient air quality standards in respect of noise for different .....

The Royal Sundaram Alliance Vs. D.Gunasekaran

Court : Chennai

..... wild guesses and arbitrariness, and non-arbitrariness. if it is not so, it cannot be just.". (iv) in nizam institute of medical sciences v. prasanth s.dhananka reported in (2009) 6 scc1= 2010 acj38(sc), the supreme court, comprising of three hon'ble judges bench was dealing with a case arising out of a complaint filed under the consumer protection act ..... should not be inadequate and should neither be unreasonable, excessive, nor deficient. there can be no exact uniform rule for measuring the value of human life and the measure of damage cannot be arrived at by precise mathematical calculation; but amount recoverable depends on broad facts and circumstances of each case. it ..... of husband and children including cooking of food, washing of clothes, etc. she teaches small children and provides invaluable guidance to them for their future life. a housekeeper or maidservant can do the household work, such as cooking food, washing clothes and utensils, keeping the house clean 2 etc., but .....

Royal Sundaram Allianz Genins Co.Ltd Vs. Ramasamy

Court : Chennai

..... wild guesses and arbitrariness, and non-arbitrariness. if it is not so, it cannot be just." (iv) in nizam institute of medical sciences v. prasanth s.dhananka reported in (2009) 6 scc 1 = 2010 acj 3.(sc), the supreme court, comprising of three hon'ble judges bench was dealing with a case arising out of a complaint filed under the consumer protection act ..... lump sum amounts with reference to circumstances such as age, nature of injury/deprivation/disability suffered by the claimant and the effect thereof on the future life of the claimant. decision of this court and high courts contain necessary guidelines for award under these heads, if necessary. what usually poses some difficulty ..... not be inadequate and should neither be unreasonable, excessive, nor deficient. there can be no exact uniform rule for measuring the value of human life and the measure of damage cannot be arrived at by precise mathematical calculation; but amount recoverable depends on broad facts and circumstances of each case .....

K.Subramani Vs. P.Venkatachalam

Court : Chennai

..... wild guesses and arbitrariness, and non-arbitrariness. if it is not so, it cannot be just." (iv) in nizam institute of medical sciences v. prasanth s.dhananka reported in (2009) 6 scc 1 = 2010 acj 3.(sc), the supreme court, comprising of three hon'ble judges bench was dealing with a case arising out of a complaint filed under the consumer protection act ..... awarded should not be inadequate and should neither be unreasonable, excessive, nor deficient. there can be no exact uniform rule for measuring the value of human life and the measure of damage cannot be arrived at by precise mathematical calculation; but amount recoverable depends on broad facts and circumstances of each case. it ..... the compensation amount awarded to the families of the deceased victim special schemes may be considered by the insurance companies in consultation with the life insurance corporation of india, state bank of india or any other nationalized banks. one proposal is for formulation of a scheme in consultation .....

The Bajaj Allianz General Insurance Co. Ltd., Bangalore Vs. Konappan a ...

Court : Chennai

..... wild guesses and arbitrariness, and non-arbitrariness. if it is not so, it cannot be just." (iv) in nizam institute of medical sciences v. prasanth s.dhananka reported in (2009) 6 scc 1 = 2010 acj 38 (sc), a hon'ble three-judge bench was dealing with a case arising out of the complaint filed under the consumer protection act, ..... . compensation awarded should not be inadequate and should neither be unreasonable, excessive, nor deficient. there can be no exact uniform rule for measuring the value of human life and the measure of damage cannot be arrived at by precise mathematical calculation; but amount recoverable depends on broad facts and circumstances of each case. it should neither ..... /income of a person who is self-employed or who is employed on a fixed salary without provision for annual increment, etc., would remain the same throughout his life. the rise in the cost of living affects everyone across the board. it does not make any distinction between rich and poor. as a matter of fact, .....

National Insurance Co. Ltd. Vs. Krishnan

Court : Chennai

..... wild guesses and arbitrariness, and non-arbitrariness. if it is not so, it cannot be just." (iv) in nizam institute of medical sciences v. prasanth s.dhananka reported in (2009) 6 scc 1 = 2010 acj 3.(sc), the supreme court, comprising of three hon'ble judges bench was dealing with a case arising out of a complaint filed under the consumer protection act ..... should not be inadequate and should neither be unreasonable, excessive, nor deficient. there can be no exact uniform rule for measuring the value of human life and the measure of damage cannot be arrived at by precise mathematical calculation; but amount recoverable depends on broad facts and circumstances of each case. it ..... affidavit. it was also contended by the legal representatives of the deceased that inasmuch as an additional premium has been paid, covering the risk of life of the owner, the company is liable to pay compensation to the legal representatives of the deceased. drawing the distinction between the statutory third party .....