Mr. Vinish Khanna Vs M/s A&T Europe SpA; M/s Myrtha Pools India Private Limited; Public Works Division Akola, Maharashtra
.... e’ in terms Section 2(h) of the Act. 19. Now, the Commission proceeds to examine the matter on merits. The Commission notes that the Informant has alleged abuse of dominant position by OP-3, in contravention of Section 4 of the Act, by specifying brand product/technology of OP-1 rather tha ...
Competition Commission Of India
Afrid Khan Vs State Government Of Nct Of Delhi
.... ear and 10 months and that only one witness has been examined so far and therefore the trial is not likely to conclude in the near future. As he is the sole bread winner of his family, he prays that he be released on bail. To support his stand, he placed reliance on the decision of the Apex Cour ...
Delhi High Court
Ramesh Chandra Vs Directorate Of Enforcement
.... Code, 1973 - Provisions Relating To Bail’ discusses the intent behind inclusion of the proviso in section 437 CrPC. The relevant extract of Report 268, LCI reads as under: 11.34 Absolute restriction on granting of bail would undermine the right to liberty of the person accused of an offenc ...
Delhi High Court
Gopala Krishnan @ G.K.Nair Vs Sarath Lal
.... rathi , to consider the scope and object of Order 17 Rule 2 Explanantion and Rule 3 along with Order 9 Rule 13 of CPC and in paragraph 8 the Apex Court held that the Explanation permits the court in its discretion to proceed with a case where substantial portion of evidence of any party has alr ...
High Court Of Kerala
Belwin Raj Vs Muttayyan (Died)
.... tract postulates the pre existing contract and the acts done in furtherance thereof. Therefore, the acts anterior to the contract or merely incidental to the contract would hardly provide any, evidence of part performance.” 19. The learned counsel for the defendants argued that even though ...
High Court Of Kerala
Abdul Hameed Moulavi Vs State Of Kerala
.... of the amendment as per Ext.P7 notification, the minimum and maximum numbers are increased by one, thereby re-fixing the numbers as 14 and 24, respectively. This is the subject matter of challenge. 17. The first objection raised by the respondents is with regard to the maintain ...
High Court Of Kerala
Vinod Krishnan Vs State Of Kerala
.... lations contained in Section 69 of the Municipality Act, it can be seen that the said provision contemplates the division of Municipalities into wards based on the number of seats as notified under Section 6 of the Municipality Act. When going through section 6 of the Municipality Act, it can be ...
High Court Of Kerala
Sunithkumar S Vs State Of Kerala
.... nnexure A3. 17. The learned Government Pleader strenuously contended that if the claim of the petitioners is allowed, many other persons who have given seniority above them would be affected, but they are not made parties to this litigation. It may be true that if the seniority is refixed o ...
High Court Of Kerala
Dhirubhai Bhailalbhai Chauhan & Anr Vs State Of Gujarat & Ors
.... tain proven facts which, in our view, have a material bearing on the decision of this case. These are: (i) The riots in question took place in the night hours when there were no curfew orders. The rioting crowd was very large comprising of over one thousand people, as a result, the police h ...
Supreme Court Of India
Inder Singh Vs State Of Madhya Pradesh
.... case as the State has not been negligent in pursuing the remedies available to it under law. Moreoever, the submission was that COVID-19 not being an extraneous circumstance, the State should not be punished for the delay in filing the Second Appeal. 12. With regard to the facts of the cas ...
Supreme Court Of India
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