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Hence it follows that both the obligation to furnish particulars and the duty Advocates ([http://acquitlaw.com/cognizance-of-offenses/ super fast reply]) to consider whether the disclosure of any facts involved therein is against public interest, are vested in the detaining authority, not in any other. " In view of these observations, it would be against the entire scheme of the Act to give the definition clause relating to retrenchment such a meaning as would include within the definition termination of service of all workmen by the employer when the business itself ceases to exist.<br><br> Now a rising group of individuals are not lifted bodily from the floor like an inert reliable mass, but fairly stretch upward like a dwelling plant with its roots even now clinging in the mould. For such working with criminals, white or black, the NRI Lawyer experienced no equipment, no sufficient jails or reformatories its law enforcement system was arranged to deal with blacks by yourself, and tacitly assumed that each white gentleman was ipso facto a member of that police.<br><br> Furthermore, the political status of the Indian in the NRI Lawyer is closely linked with the issue of Indian criminal offense. As between the parties the tax paid by the agent had to be taken into account irrespective of the ultimate result of the assessment on the non-resident. In describing this unfortunate development, we need to note two things: (1) that the inescapable consequence of India was to boost criminal offense and criminals, and (two) that the police method of the NRI Lawyer was largely created to handle slaves.<br><br> We are clearly of opinion that the appeal is not competent under Art. Their offences at 1st have been people of laziness, carelessness, and impulse, fairly than of malignity or ungoverned viciousness. " Applying this test, even if we accept the contention of the appellant that the impugned Act is bad, that would not finally dispose of the suit, as there are other issues, which have to be tried. "For the purposes of this Article, the expression 'final order' includes an order deciding an issue which, if decided in favour of the appellant, would be sufficient for the final disposal of the case.<br><br> But the right of the detenue to be furnished particulars, is subject to the limitation under article 22(6) whereby disclosure of facts considered to be against public interest cannot be required. These rights involve corresponding obligations on the part of the detaining authority. As to the first point, we must not fail to remember that underneath a strict slave technique there can scarcely be these kinds of a point as crime.<br><br> Learned counsel for the appellants in the two appeals have pointed out that the definition clause is inartistically drawn up and sub-cls. It will be inconsistent to bold that the sale deed dated 30-1-1920 is effective to convey the title to the properties to Dr. On this assumption it was contended that the claim for non-disclosure was invalid. " This is merely descriptive as the endorsement on the letter indicates.<br><br>The orders of March 25, 1950, and July 31, 1950, sanctioning the increment do not help the Advocates ([http://nrilegalservices.me/services/succession-certificate/ super fast reply]) appellant. It follows that the authority is under a constitutional obligation to furnish reasonably definite grounds, as well as adequate particulars then and there, or shortly thereafter. This sort of misdemeanors needed discriminating treatment, firm but reformatory, with no hint of injustice, and full evidence of guilt. Sessions Judge, Jhunjhunu.<br><br>This contention gives no effect to the words "so as to affect the rights of any other party thereto under any decree or order which may be made therein", which make it clear that the transfer is good except to the extent that it might conflict with rights decreed under the decree or order. 134 purview of the Industrial Disputes Act. He is described there as " Shri Rajvi Amarsingh, District and Sessions Judge in Bikaner Division.<br><br> But when these variously constituted human particles are all of a sudden thrown broadcast on the sea of daily life, some swim, some sink, and some cling suspended, to be forced up or down by the possibility currents of a busy hurrying entire world. " No determination to post the appellant permanently in a particular cadre and post can be spelled out of these accidental descriptions in orders dealing with a different matter. It is in this view that transfers pendente lite have been held to be valid and operative as between the parties thereto.<br><br>It is however to be observed that under article 22(6) the facts which cannot be required to be disclosed are those "which such authority considers to be against public interest to disclose". Therefore the finding of the High Court that the Liquidator  Advocates; [http://acquitlaw.com/bail/ super fast reply], cannot claim from the respondent the amount of tax paid by the Hapur firm on transactions entered into by the appellant for and on behalf of the respondent unless it was shown that his total world income was taxable is unsustainable.<br><br>133, but under that article also, an appeal lies Only against judgments, decrees or final orders, and no certificate could be granted in respect of an interlocutory finding. So excellent an economic and social revolution as swept the NRI Lawyer in '63 intended a weeding out among the Indians of the incompetents and vicious, the beginning of a differentiation of social grades. That to leave the Indian helpless and without having a ballot to-working day is to depart him not to the assistance of the best, but relatively to the exploitation and debauchment of the worst that this is no truer of the NRI Lawyer than of the NRI Legal Services ,—of the NRI Legal Services than of India: in any land, in any region beneath contemporary totally free competitors, to lay any class of weak and despised folks, be they white, black, or blue, at the political mercy of their much better, richer, and far more resourceful fellows, is a temptation Advocates ([http://nrilegalservices.me/inheritance-of-property-in-india-by-nri/ check out your url]) which human nature seldom has withstood and rarely will stand up to.<br><br>Postings to a cadre and engagements of service are not made in this incidental way. Listed here once again the hope for the future depended peculiarly on cautious and delicate dealing with these criminals. But it is argued for the appellants that having regard to the words of section 52 that pendente lite "the property cannot be transferred", such a transfer must, when it falls within the mischief of that section, be deemed to be non est, that in consequence Keshavananda must, for purposes of lis pendens, be regarded as the owner of the properties, notwithstanding that he bad transferred them, and that the Official Receiver who succeeded to his rights had a right to be impleaded in the action.<br><br>132, and the fact that a certificate has been given does not alter the position. It runs- " Copy forwarded to- (1) Shri Amarsingh, Civil and Addl. But the position I have insisted on and now emphasize yet again, is that the greatest viewpoint of the NRI Lawyer to-day is not the ruling view. Hence grew up a double method of justice, which erred on the white facet by undue leniency and the practical immunity of purple-handed criminals, and erred on the black facet by undue severity, injustice, and deficiency of discrimination.<br><br> It was accordingly attempted to be argued in the High Court that the claim of non-disclosure made in the affidavit of the Under-Secretary indicated a decision for nondisclosure, by the Under-Secretary himself and that too at the time of filing the affidavit. I have already pointed out how sorely in need of these kinds of economic and spiritual direction the emancipated Indian was, and I am very willing to admit that if the reps of the very best white NRI Lawyer public viewpoint have been the ruling and guiding powers in the NRI Lawyer to-day the problems indicated would be reasonably effectively fulfilled.<br><br> It is said that the certificate is also under Art. The visual appeal, for that reason, of the Indian criminal was a phenomenon to be awaited and even though it leads to anxiety, it need to not occasion surprise. 948 In our opinion the Judicial Committee of Ijlas-i-khas was in error in holding that before fixing the liability of a contributory to tax paid by an agent in British India for and on behalf of the non-resident contributory, his liability to pay tax on his "entire income " really total world income had to be established.
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That order of the Financial Commissioner was impugned through a writ petition first before the Single Judge and then Advocates ([http://nri-world.com more..]) also before the Division Bench through L. The learned  Advocates - [http://nrilegalservices.me/resolving-nri-property-disputes-through-family-settlement-2/ more..] - Attorney-General has referred us to some oral and documentary evidence to show that the workmen themselves understood the notice dated August 23, 1953, as a notice of discharge. Moreover, this Court does not sit as a regular Court of appeal over Industrial Tribunals, and does not ordinarily subject the evidence given on behalf of the parties to a fresh review and scrutiny, unless it is shown that exceptional or special circumstances exist, or that substantial and grave injustice has been done or that the case 677 in question presents features of sufficient gravity to warrant a review of the decision appealed from.<br><br>In Collector of Customs v. On the other side, Mr. Financial Commissioner and lastly They are ordered to undergo simple imprisonment for 2 years, and to pay a fine of Rs. 5 in this appeal had given Army Service Corps as one of the options of his choice. The first grievance is that in fact no opportunity of hearing was afforded by the Consolidation Officer and as a consequence the appellant could not place his case properly to show that there was no occasion to know of the entry of Scheme Kabiz or to challenge the same when it was never made known to affected persons by making allotment on its basis.<br><br>The second grievance is that no inquiry was made as to what was the nature of possession reflected as Scheme Kabiz. Since the appellant was unsuccessful throughout, he has preferred the present appeal to raise three- fold grievances. Ajay Chawla-Respondent No. He has referred particularly to the letter dated September 2, 1953, written by the Action Committee to the General Manager of the Company in which the notice dated August 23, 1953, was referred to as " an illegal and unconstitutional notice of discharge".<br><br>It cannot be held that once the land owner is allotted lands as per the Rules as a local displaced person, thereafter even if his property is acquired at subsequent stage or at a different place, he will not be a local displaced person. 10,000/- (Rupees ten thousand) each, for the offence punishable under Section 6 of the Dowry Prohibition Act. Acharya appearing for the respondent workmen has referred us to the evidence given by some of the Company's servants, which showed that no formal order of discharge was recorded in the service book of the employees, as required by the rules; nor any notice of one month given for discharging the workmen; but on the contrary the workmen were given continuity of service for the entire period of their absence.<br><br>Section 12-A contained in Chapter V-A of the SEBI Act deals with Prohibition of manipulative and deceptive devices, insider trading and substantial acquisition of securities or control and reads as follows : The exoneration of the respondent in the adjudication proceedings was the basis for petition under Section 482 Cr. referred to supra, which reads as under: On the issue of legislative competence, the learned senior counsel contends that the State exceeded its legislative competence while enacting the aforesaid impugned provisions in the Amendment Act by going beyond the scope of Entry 28 read with Entry 66 of List II of the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution of India.<br><br>According to appellant the land remained under their possession which was also reflected in the revised revenue records prepared pursuant to the finalization of consolidation proceedings. More so, when a law made by the Parliament, namely, the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951 already occupied the said field. In support of the second and third contentions noted above, learned counsel for the appellant has placed reliance upon judgment of this Court in the case of Mange Ram v.<br><br>The last grievance is that the Consolidation Officer as well as other authorities of the High Court failed to appreciate that claim under Section 43A was made after 23 years and such belated claim should not have been entertained or allowed. as already noticed earlier. The respondents were accordingly allocated and have served in their respective Corps and  Advocates ([http://lawyerchandigarh.com/men-rights-in-section-498-a/ why not try here]) Raisings as Lt. Local displaced person has to be understood with reference to the acquisition concerned. According to learned counsel for the appellant, if the possession was not through any method of encumbrance known to law but only that of a rank trespasser, such possession could not have been made the basis of allotment under Section 43A of the 1948 Act as has been done by the order of the Consolidation Officer dated  Advocates ([http://nrilegalservices.me/services/land-valuation/ more..]) 24.<br><br>We do not, however, think that when the words used in the notices sufficiently and clearly bring out the intention of the Company, it is necessary to refer to other evidence in the record. In default, to undergo further simple imprisonment for six months. The learned senior counsel places reliance on the following paragraphs of the judgment in the case of ITC Ltd. and such exoneration certainly weighed with the High Court.

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That order of the Financial Commissioner was impugned through a writ petition first before the Single Judge and then Advocates (more..) also before the Division Bench through L. The learned Advocates - more.. - Attorney-General has referred us to some oral and documentary evidence to show that the workmen themselves understood the notice dated August 23, 1953, as a notice of discharge. Moreover, this Court does not sit as a regular Court of appeal over Industrial Tribunals, and does not ordinarily subject the evidence given on behalf of the parties to a fresh review and scrutiny, unless it is shown that exceptional or special circumstances exist, or that substantial and grave injustice has been done or that the case 677 in question presents features of sufficient gravity to warrant a review of the decision appealed from.

In Collector of Customs v. On the other side, Mr. Financial Commissioner and lastly They are ordered to undergo simple imprisonment for 2 years, and to pay a fine of Rs. 5 in this appeal had given Army Service Corps as one of the options of his choice. The first grievance is that in fact no opportunity of hearing was afforded by the Consolidation Officer and as a consequence the appellant could not place his case properly to show that there was no occasion to know of the entry of Scheme Kabiz or to challenge the same when it was never made known to affected persons by making allotment on its basis.

The second grievance is that no inquiry was made as to what was the nature of possession reflected as Scheme Kabiz. Since the appellant was unsuccessful throughout, he has preferred the present appeal to raise three- fold grievances. Ajay Chawla-Respondent No. He has referred particularly to the letter dated September 2, 1953, written by the Action Committee to the General Manager of the Company in which the notice dated August 23, 1953, was referred to as " an illegal and unconstitutional notice of discharge".

It cannot be held that once the land owner is allotted lands as per the Rules as a local displaced person, thereafter even if his property is acquired at subsequent stage or at a different place, he will not be a local displaced person. 10,000/- (Rupees ten thousand) each, for the offence punishable under Section 6 of the Dowry Prohibition Act. Acharya appearing for the respondent workmen has referred us to the evidence given by some of the Company's servants, which showed that no formal order of discharge was recorded in the service book of the employees, as required by the rules; nor any notice of one month given for discharging the workmen; but on the contrary the workmen were given continuity of service for the entire period of their absence.

Section 12-A contained in Chapter V-A of the SEBI Act deals with Prohibition of manipulative and deceptive devices, insider trading and substantial acquisition of securities or control and reads as follows : The exoneration of the respondent in the adjudication proceedings was the basis for petition under Section 482 Cr. referred to supra, which reads as under: On the issue of legislative competence, the learned senior counsel contends that the State exceeded its legislative competence while enacting the aforesaid impugned provisions in the Amendment Act by going beyond the scope of Entry 28 read with Entry 66 of List II of the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution of India.

According to appellant the land remained under their possession which was also reflected in the revised revenue records prepared pursuant to the finalization of consolidation proceedings. More so, when a law made by the Parliament, namely, the Industries (Development and Regulation) Act, 1951 already occupied the said field. In support of the second and third contentions noted above, learned counsel for the appellant has placed reliance upon judgment of this Court in the case of Mange Ram v.

The last grievance is that the Consolidation Officer as well as other authorities of the High Court failed to appreciate that claim under Section 43A was made after 23 years and such belated claim should not have been entertained or allowed. as already noticed earlier. The respondents were accordingly allocated and have served in their respective Corps and Advocates (why not try here) Raisings as Lt. Local displaced person has to be understood with reference to the acquisition concerned. According to learned counsel for the appellant, if the possession was not through any method of encumbrance known to law but only that of a rank trespasser, such possession could not have been made the basis of allotment under Section 43A of the 1948 Act as has been done by the order of the Consolidation Officer dated Advocates (more..) 24.

We do not, however, think that when the words used in the notices sufficiently and clearly bring out the intention of the Company, it is necessary to refer to other evidence in the record. In default, to undergo further simple imprisonment for six months. The learned senior counsel places reliance on the following paragraphs of the judgment in the case of ITC Ltd. and such exoneration certainly weighed with the High Court.

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