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Radha Raman Builders and Developers Private Limited for Rs. The first offer by M/s. 2010 held an open bid in Court, wherein M/s. Therefore, the withdrawal of the prosecution shall be permitted Advocates ([http://nrilegalservices.me/contact/ my sources]) only when valid reasons are made out for the same. The report suggested that 39 lakhs sedatives and narcotic tablets, 1. It is against confirmation of sale that Mr. com under the heading Bathindas police stores bursting at seams with seized narcotics from which it appeared that large quantities of Advocates; [http://chandigarhhighcourt.com my sources], seized drugs had accumulated over the years including opium, poppy husk, charas etc.<br><br>Four witnesses were examined by the trial Court before examining the prosecutrix-PW5. 75 crores approximately in 2008 was unrealistic, solely on the basis of oral communication from the Collector said to be based upon valuation for commercial plot and not for an industrial plot. 29 crores approximately for a larger plot than the actual land, could not materialize. The discretion under Section 321, Code of Criminal Procedure is to be carefully exercised by the court having due regard to all the relevant facts and shall not be exercised to stifle the prosecution which is being done at the instance of the aggrieved parties or the State for redressing their grievance.<br><br>Rajaliwala the Company Judge on 13. 26 crores which on negotiation was raised to Rs. The Court then ordered for fresh advertisement pursuant to which no bidder, including Mr. On 3rd July, 2012 this Court after hearing the Amicus Curiae prima facie came to the conclusion that the procedure prescribed for the destruction of the contraband seized in different States was not being followed resulting in a very piquant situation in which accumulation of huge quantities of the seized drugs and narcotics has increased manifold the chances of their pilferage for re-circulation in the market.<br><br>3686 OF 2006 AND CIVIL APPEAL NO. 148 The appellant thereupon moved the High Court of Nagpur under article 226 for a writ of certiorari quashing the order of the Commissioner dated 15-3-1950 and for a writ of prohibition restraining the authorities from collecting Rs. 6394 OF 2009 1 These Appeals arise against the common Judgment of the Securities Appellate Tribunal (˜SAT for brevity) which affirmed the stance of SEBI refusing to grant fee continuity benefits to the Appellants herein. 3682 of 2006, in which the arguments in the Advocates, [https://lexlords.com/power-of-attorney/ go now], main have been addressed.<br><br>It seems to have been accepted that Mr. Every crime is an offence against the society and if the accused committed an offence, society demands that he should be punished. This Court also noted a report published in the timesofindia. Barlow, a Subordinate Judge of the first class. If the withdrawal of prosecution is likely to bury the dispute and bring about harmony between the parties and it would be in the best interest of justice, the court may allow the withdrawal of prosecution.<br><br>That carries 129 us on to section 476-A of the Criminal Procedure Code. The trial Court accepted to record the testimony of the prosecutrix, through video conference. The complainant in the above case is a citizen of Ireland, resident in Dublin. Augustine made a complaint or rejected the application. Punishing the person who perpetrated the crime is an essential requirement for the maintenance of law and order and peace in the society.<br><br>Rajaliwala offered more than Rs. Common question of law and facts arise and for the sake of convenience we shall keep in perspective the factual matrix in  Advocates ([http://lawyerchandigarh.com/what-are-the-essential-conditions-for-granting-maintenance/ my sources]) Civil Appeal No. , the land sold to M/s. It is pointed out that one bid in 2005 by M/s. 32 crores but it was made subject to Special Leave Petitions filed by Pegasus and HSIIDC. 10 lakhs capsules, over 21,000 drug syrups Advocates ([http://nrilegalservices.me/tenant-screening-and-documentation/ my sources]) and 1828 sedative injections apart from 8 kgs. If the case is likely to end in an acquittal and the continuance of the case is only causing severe harassment to the accused, the court may permit withdrawal of the prosecution.<br><br>It is not at all necessary to go into the facts which preceded the sale in favour of M/s Venus Realcon for Rs. In order to substantiate this claim, Mr. 32 crores which till date stands confirmed. Hence the Company Court confirmed the sale in favour of M/s. Subsequently on allegations made by Mr. 3682 OF 2006, CIVIL APPEAL NO. Venus Realcon raised its bid to Rs. He declined to do either because he said be had no jurisdiction; so also neither Mr.<br><br>Rajaliwala has preferred appeal as well as a PIL on the ground that the consideration money does not reflect the correct value of the secured assets, i. apart from modern narcotic substances. 7 of the Excess Profits Tax Act the Excess Profits Tax Officer passed an order on 23-12-1946 whereby after setting off the profits of the firm for the years ending 1943 and 1944 against the deficiency of profits during the year ending 1945, he directed a refund of Rs. 2013, inter alia, under Section 376 of the Indian Penal Code.<br><br>Barlow's successor because be was only a Subordinate Judge of the fourth class, but whether he was the successor or not, he neither made the complaint nor rejected the application.
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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.