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..... by a competent person. hence, :21. : without complaint from a competent person, the court cannot take cognizance of the offences alleged under the wild life protection act and taking cognizance, without there being any complaint, has vitiated the entire proceedings. though the trial court has rightly held that the prosecution has failed ..... reversed the acquittal judgment rendered by the trial court. the trial court had rightly come to the conclusion in respect of section 55 of the wild life protection act, 1972 relating to cognizance of the offences taken place. the trial court has appreciated the entire evidence on record relating to the ingredients of ..... in :6. : coming to the conclusion that without complaint from a competent person, the court cannot take cognizance of the offences alleged under the wild life protection act and taking cognizance, without there being any complaint, vitiates the entire proceedings. further, it is contended that except the evidence of official witnesses, the .....
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..... namely: (a) the existing level of usage of jute material; (b) the quantity of raw jute available; (c) the quantity of jute material available; (d) the protection of interests of persons engaged in the jute industry and in the production of raw jute; (e) the need for continued maintenance of jute industry; (f) the quantity of ..... 6 of the order, 6. sugar is highly sensitive to moisture, which can cause it to clump, harden, or dissolve, thereby affecting its quality and shelf life and potentially leading to contamination. since jute is a porous material and can absorb moisture from the environment, and the batching oil which is used for manufacture of ..... distribution of certain commodities. the law was enacted, it was submitted, in order to protect the interest of persons engaged in the raw jute production and the jute industry, which industry occupies significant position in national economy. the validity of the jpm act, 1987 has been upheld by the apex court in dalmia cement (bharat) ltd. v .....
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..... with impunity forever and the employee who has been found guilty of misconduct would go scathe free. that would not auger well to the rule of law, which requires protection of the innocent and punishing of the guilty. otherwise, the interest of administration would be badly affected. added, the lokayukta is not a busy body; it is ..... needs to be mentioned in so many words: we have come across several cases wherein the action of lokayukta made under the provisions of section 12 of the 1984 act or that of its delegates viz., the registrars of enquiries having been faltered, relief has been granted to the delinquent employees. there are other cases wherein the ..... contra. in a case involving quashment of government order made under rule 14a, the matter almost invariably goes back to the stage of section 12(3) of the 1984 act, unless the tribunal/court expressly says otherwise, and therefore, such cases need to be treated as of remand. it is highly desirable that the quashment orders, whatever .....
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..... finished product analysis report were compliant with the standards prescribed. it was further remarked that petitioner no.1 had stated that the product complied with their shelf-life specification, which was effective from 22.01.2015, but the product found to be not of standard quality with respect to the test for drug release had ..... upon the esi hospital to furnish the name and address of the manufacturer under section 18a of the act only after she received the report. by the time this information was received on 08.06.2015, the shelf-life of the drug had expired and, therefore, the right that the manufacturer possessed to challenge the veracity ..... manufacture of the subject drug. (ii) the entire proceedings were vitiated since the procedure prescribed under the act and the drugs and cosmetics rules, 1945 ( the rules ) had been flouted and the tests were conducted after the shelf- life of the sample drugs had expired and, hence, their results would not indicate that the subject drugs were .....
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..... and reasonable suspicion of the accused prima facie culpability.27. the courts have placed the liberty of an individual at a high pedestal and extended the protection to such rights whenever and wherever required. in the same breadth, it requires to be noticed that emphasis has also been laid on furnishing reasons for ..... complainant's grievance, through-out has been that deepak had been threatening the prosecutrix and other witnesses and that there is every possibility of threat to their life in the event they depose to the truth, and such apprehension is justifiable, especially because accused is in a domineering position. the complainant underlines the influence ..... or any foreign state or international inter- governmental organisation or any other person to do or abstain from doing any act or to pay a ransom, shall be punishable with death, or imprisonment for life, and shall also be liable to fine.365. kidnapping or abducting with intent secretly and wrongfully to confine person. .....
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..... similarly i am also important. i have left everything and come with you to stay together with you and lead our married life happily but you didn t understand me. if you would have tried to rectify everything this divorce would not have happened and today ..... provoked her and have abetted her to commit suicide. there constant harassment led her to take the ultimate step of giving away her life due to everyday harassment she was going through. my daughter had a very bad relationship in the marriage due to extra marital ..... their son to stop his extra marital affair. being elders of the family they did not advise mayukh to live a happy married life for which the whole marriage had taken place. from reading through the death note, it is clear that these 3 people have ..... law and mother-in-law but both of them did not say a word of their son to make any changes and live life of a dutiful husband. all these things have put my daughter piyali into immense mental harassment. in the death note, my daughter .....
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..... sai u v a z ai c p v ez , z j p u z j u commercial viability ca u ju t high impedence fault protection systems c rp u p z vg v z . the recommendation of the electrical inspectorate is that old wires which are in dilapidated condition should ..... a s c w q u v q u l cx u q (earth guarding) c r z .4) high impedence fault gam z u i v protection j u n du z eg z jaz , z j 10 u ai i ai j g c vz , sg v z ai i z discoms ..... the learned additional state public prosecutor would refute the submissions to contend that the matter is still at the stage of investigation. the role, responsibility or act allowing the live wire on the street, upon which the wife and the child of the complainant trampled upon, is attributable to some officers, five of ..... the electricity department, be it any of the escoms of kptcl, or kptcl, innocent lives of citizens, are so casually lost. the life of a citizen which is casually lost cannot be buried, holding no role on the part of the officers of the electricity department. they .....
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..... 4 punishable under sections 376 and 506 of the ipc, sections 6 and 15 of the protection of children from sexual offences act, 2012 and section 66 of the information technology act, 2008. the issue in the lis does not concern merit of the matter before the concerned court.3. the police conduct ..... to anyone. long after the incident was over, accused no.2 shares the video with the cousin brother of the victim, after which, the offence comes into life by which time six years have passed by. a crime then comes to be registered against the petitioner and several others in crime no.102 of 2020 for offences ..... made therefrom which were produced in court, without due certification. those cds cannot be admitted in evidence since the mandatory requirements of section 65-b of the evidence act are not satisfied. it is clarified that notwithstanding what we have stated herein in the preceding paragraphs on the secondary evidence of electronic record with reference to sections 59 .....
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..... exemption and therefore does not merit acceptance. his submission that clause (d) of section 96d of the finance act, 1994 itself is deleted w.e.f. 14.05.2016 and therefore, whatever protection the educational services enjoyed under the exemption notifications would come within the taxability after the said date, is only a ..... such an activity may lead to accrual of gains to the person carrying out the activity. thus, an award received in consideration for contribution over a life time like nobel prize, jnana peeta, etc., will not be a consideration. there can be many activities without consideration. an artist performing on a ..... become knowledgeable and thereby, to acquire capacity to make the life meaningful/beautiful. education gives nobility to the mind and refines sensibilities of human beings. it enables individuals to make appropriate choices, in the given circumstances. ignorance is bliss said by oscar wilde (1854-1900) emphasizes its negative rhetoric. a constitutionally ordained .....
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..... the petitioner being the woman employee is entitled for the benefit under the act, 1961. (d) he also referred to the provisions of the contract labour (regulation and abolition) act, 1970 (for short the act, 1970 ) and submitted that the respondent state cannot deny the protection envisaged under the said act from the petitioner being exploited.-. 13 - nc:2024. khc-d:10643 wp ..... as a mere concept or an ideal, but the same ought to be practised in every sphere of life and be treated by the law courts as a constitutional mandate since the law courts exists for the society and required to act as a guardian- angel of the society. as a matter of fact the socialistic concept of society is ..... of opportunity. the primary impact of socialism as a matter of fact is to offer and provide security of life so that the citizens of the country may have two square meals a day, and maintenance of a minimum standard of life, it is expected, would lead to the abridgment of the gap between the have-s and have not .....
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