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Budhia Murmu Vs. State

Court : Orissa

Reported in : 1997(1)ALT(Cri)8; 83(1997)CLT110; 1997(I)OLR47

..... . a woman cannot be treated as an object of pleasure. no man should entertain the idea that a woman has to depend on man at every stage of life for protection of her dignity and self-respect every man conceiving the notion of sexual assault must remember that in the bodily frame of a woman remains the soul of a ..... the appellant was 25 years at the time of occurrence. it is not that he was that young to be unable to know the effect or the consequence of his act. while dealing with a case of rape and after being convinced about commission of the crime, the court has to be stern in imposing the sentence. recently, this court ..... succumbing to the most inferior bestial propensities of lowly human nature and exposing his perverse impulse shattered the serene innocence of a eight year girl depriving her of the life-time privilege of cherishment of the childhood memory in posied tranquillity and compelling her to remain in constant despair bearing the burnt of an incurable stigma.2. the appellant .....

Om Pal Singh Hoon Vs. Union of India

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1996IIAD(Delhi)265; 63(1996)DLT564; 1996(36)DRJ721

..... of the gang sri ram, who was released from jail, felt insulted by her as she spurned his advances. he treacherously killed vikram mallah. having lost the protection of vikram mallah, she was gang raped by sri ram and lalaram, another member of the gang, and they associates. she was also stripped naked and was ..... to be obsessed, overwhelmed or carried away by the scenes of violence or fanaticism shown in the film. we see no reason to differ from this conclusion.'(32) in life insurance corporation of india v. prof. manubhai d. shah : [1992]3scr595 , the supreme court while reviewing several decisions rendered on the subject of the freedom of ..... 1. whether the film certification appellate tribunal's decision is in accordance with the aforesaid guidelines issued by the central government under section 5b(2) of the act? 2.whether the film certification appellate tribunal has applied correct and proper standards in determining the question of obscenity in the film? 3.whether the cuts/deletion .....

Oswald S. Joseph Vs. Rajasthan State Road Transport Corporation and or ...

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : [1997(75)FLR250]; (1997)ILLJ241Raj

..... was further submitted by the writ petitioner appellant that it was for the appropriate government either to make the reference or not under section 10 of the act of 1947 and there are no mandatory obligations enacted by the legislature casting an obligation on the appropriate government to make a reference of the dispute. reference ..... . his contention in-teralia is that his rights conferred and provided under the standing orders which came to be framed under the industrial employment stand-ing orders act, have been infringed. he has already exhausted his remedy provided under the standing orders by filing an appeal before the general manager (production) as per clause ..... , in his opinion, the nature of the controversy involved could only be properly decided by directing the writ petitioner to resort to his remedy provided under the act of 1947 and that it would not be proper and fair to entertain the writ application. accordingly, the learned single judge dismissed the writ application. 10. .....

N. Susheela Naidu Vs. Income-tax Officer

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1997(2)ALT92; (1997)142CTR(AP)563; [1997]225ITR506(AP); [1997]93TAXMAN570(AP)

..... is averred, inter alia, that the statement filed by smt. susheela naidu under section 115k of the income-tax act was in her individual capacity and it had nothing to do with the activities of the school, i.e., vidyodaya high school of which she is the correspondent, and that ..... that there was wilful evasion of tax in the earlier years. in paragraph 4 of the order, it is mentioned : 'failure to comply with the provisions of the income-tax act will lead to penalty under section 272a(1)(c) and also prosecution under section 276c and section 276cc'. 2. in the counter-affidavit filed by the income-tax officer, it ..... , requiring her to show cause as to why penalty should not be imposed against her for the default committed by her under section 272a(1)(c) of the income-tax act, 1961, and that as her case was posted for march 19, 1996, for hearing, any failure on her part to appear on that day would result in imposition of penalty .....

State of Tamil Nadu Vs. M/S. Arooran Sugars Ltd.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 1996VIIIAD(SC)473; AIR1997SC1815; JT1996(10)SC116; (1997)2MLJ111(SC); 1996(8)SCALE71; (1997)1SCC326; [1996]Supp8SCR193

..... and because of the said notification the lands declared as surplus vested in the state under section 18(3) of the principal act, there is no necessity of decide as to whether act 25 of 1978 has the protection of articles 31-a, 31-b and 31-c of the constitution.38. once it is held that vesting of the surplus ..... came up for hearing, the impugned act had already come into force and the life insurance corporation could, therefore, have successfully contended in the letters patent appeal that, since the settlement, in so far as it provided for payment of ..... to class iii and class iv employees for the year april 1, 1975 to march 31, 1976 in obedience to the writ of mandamus. the error committed by the life insurance corporation was that it withdrew the letters patent appeal and allowed the judgment of the learned single judge to become final. by the time the letters patent appeal .....

Kirloskar Brothers Ltd. Vs. Employees' State Insurance Corpn.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1996SC3261; JT1996(2)SC159; 1996LabIC1718; (1996)ILLJ1156SC; 1996(2)SCALE1; (1996)2SCC682; [1996]1SCR884; (1996)4UPLBEC2796

..... of sickness, disability etc. article 6 of international covenant on civil and political rights, 1966 assures that every human being has inherent right to life. this right shall be protected by law. article 7(b) recognises the right of everyone for the enjoyment of just and healthy conditions of work which ensures in particular ..... its predominant products sold or purchased in the establishment or regional offices are irrelevant and always leads to denial of welfare benefits to the employees under the act. when there is connection between the factory and the finished products which are sold or distributed in the regional offices or establishment and principal employer has ..... of orissa between the same parties become final, it operates as res judicata, therefore, the appellant is entitled to be excluded from the purview of the act.4. shri v.c. mahajan, the learned senior counsel appearing for the state, contended that regional offices having been established by the appellant at different places .....

Lal Krishna Advani (L.K. Advani) and ors. Vs. State of Bihar and ors.

Court : Patna

..... of ancient origin, and is necessary to human society. a good reputation is an element of personal security and is protected by the constitution equally with the right to the enjoyment of life, liberty and property,' 12. in these backgrounds, it can be safely gathered that reputation is a part of fundamental ..... the position thus : 'where ever any body of persons having legal authority to determine questions affecting the rights of subjects, and having the duty to act judicially, act in excess of their legal authority they are subject to the controlling jurisdiction of the king's bench division exercised in these writs.' the learned judge ..... criminal injuries compassionate board (1967) 2 qb 864, criminal injuries compassionate board was constituted under non-statutory scheme of government for compassionation to victims of criminal acts/ violence. the board followed judicial type procedure but the claimants had no legal enforceable right. it was held that certiorari will be maintainable if the .....

Haroon Rashid and anr. Vs. Raqueeba Khatoon and ors.

Court : Patna

..... woman who have been divorced by, or have obtained divorced from, their husbands and to provide for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto.it was argued that the act is for protect the rights of muslim women and as such it is clear that it cannot be for taking away some rights which a muslim woman was having either under ..... be maintained by her former husband till the period' of iddat only.16. in granting the maintenance to shah begum, (in : 1985crilj875 ) till her re-marriage or her life-time under the provisions of section 125 of the code of criminal procedure, 1973, the supreme court relied and quoted the following two years (aiyat no. 241 and 242) of ..... to pay such reasonable and fair maintenance to her as he may determine fit and proper, having regard to the needs of the divorced woman, the standard of life enjoyed by her during her marriage and the means of such relatives and such maintenance shall be payable by such relatives in the proportions in which they would inherit .....

Sasa Musa Sugar Works Etc. Etc. Vs. State of Bihar and Others Etc.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1997SC188; JT1997(6)SC329; 1997(5)SCALE155; (1996)9SCC681; [1996]Supp3SCR149

..... re-introducing new goods into the schedule arises in this case because sugar had always been in the schedule.15. mr. sen has further submitted that the amending/validation act gives protection (a) to levies and collections of fee made already and (b) to keep the items existing in the schedule prior to may 2, 1977 in the schedule ..... are not within its legislative competence; but this question cannot arise here as the legislature was fully competent to legislate on the subject. the act is for the public benefit and for the protection of agricultural producers from middlemen and brokers, so also for the regulation of quality and weight and for providing facilities in the markets and the ..... or alteration of the schedule. mr. sen has also submitted that sections 4(1) and (2) of the markets act are to be read together and they are not severable. section 4b of the amending act protects the levy and collection of fee in the past by enacting that such levy and collection are to be deemed valid and .....

Secretary, Tamil Nadu Wakf Board and Another Vs. Syed Fatima Nachi

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1996SC2423; 1997(1)ALD(Cri)50; 1996(2)ALT(Cri)388; 1996CriLJ3488; 1996(3)Crimes4(SC); II(1997)DMC1SC; JT1996(6)SC258; 1996(2)KLT410(SC); 1996(5)SCALE121; (1996)4SCC616;

..... applicant.3. the respondent is a muslim divorced wife. she filed a petition against the appellants under section 4(2) of the muslim women (protection of rights on divorce) act, 1986 (for short 'the act') seeking maintenance at the rate of rs. 750 per mensem. the petition was founded on the facts that she was married to one syed ahmed ..... thus, unable to maintain herself and required intervention of the court in providing her a suitable sum for maintenance. she claimed that she had earlier been leading a good life as a married woman but after divorce, was in dire straits and in suffering. she claimed that under the mohammedan law, a muslim woman, in such circumstances, can ..... to pay such reasonable and fair maintenance to her as he may determine fit and proper, having regard to the needs of the divorced woman, the standard of life enjoyed by her during her marriage and the means of such relatives and such maintenance shall be payable by such relatives in the proportions in which they would .....