Balwinder Desai Tara Singh V. State Th. Home Secretary, Uttarakhand in India Tara Singh V. State Th. Home Secretary, Uttarakhand [2014] Insc 151 (25 February 2014) Court Judgment Information Year: 2014 Date: 25 February 2014 Court: Supreme Court of India INSC: [2014] INSC 151 Text of the Court […]
Ganesh Datt V. State Of Uttarakhand in India Ganesh Datt V. State Of Uttarakhand [2014] Insc 298 (11 June 2014) Court Judgment Information Year: 2014 Date: 11 June 2014 Court: Supreme Court of India INSC: [2014] INSC 298 Text of the Court Opinion Analysis Subjects […]
< Previous Part The reasons for accepting the instant contention will flow from the conclusions drawn by us with reference to the next two legal submissions advanced at the hands of the appellants. All the same, we are satisfied, that even if the claim of respondent no. 5, K.V. [...]
< Previous Part It is said though it is three months since the irregularity was detected, no action has been taken so far. On the contrary the Inspector who detected the irregularity has reportedly received threat letters from a number of sources.†6. There is already a direction from this [...]
< Previous Part The main ground of attack is the way ss. 38(1) and (3)(b)(iii) make it mandatory for the High Court to pass an order winding up a banking company whenever the Reserve Bank under its powers or under an order of the Central Government makes an application for the winding up of a [...]
< Previous Part Some others applied to intervene in the appeal, and were allowed to be heard. One Mr. D. Chacko Kappon (a contributory and also a depositor) filed a petition under Art. 32 of the Constitution. That petition was heard along with this appeal. This judgment will dispose of the [...]
< Previous Part As pointed out by Kania, C. J.,at p. 121 quoting Lord Finlay in Rex v. Halliday [1917] UKHL 1; (1917) A. C. 260, 269, the courtwas the least appropriate tribunal to investigate into circumstances of suspicion on which such anticipatory action must be largely based. But in that [...]
< Previous Part 651 The above analysis of some of the provisions of the Reserve Bank of India Act show that the Reserve Bank of India has been created as a central bank with powers of supervision, advice and inspection, over banks, particularly those desiring that they be included in the [...]
< Previous Part The preamble of the Reserve Bank of India Act is that it has been constituted with a view to ensure monetary stability in India and to operate the currency and credit system of the country. By s.3 the Reserve Bank has been established for the purpose of taking over the [...]
< Previous Part The appellant also relied upon K. T. Moopil Nair v. State of Kerala (1), where a taxing statute was struck down on the ground that it provided no procedure for assessment of the tax, Abdul Hakim v. State of Bihar (2) and State of Madhya Pradesh v. Baldeo Prasad (3), but they do [...]