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Hindustan Lever Ltd vs Ashok Vishnu Kate Ors on 15 September, 1995 However, even from the scheme of the schedules it becomes clear that any present continuous act of engaging in the alleged unfair labour practice would be covered by the term "is engaging in" We have already discussed in detail the correct connotation of these words in the earlier part of this judgment
Important Foreign Travellers to India - BYJUS Ans Accounts and excerpts of the Foreign travellers help in determining the ancient and medieval history of the country It throws light on the social, political, cultural, geographical, economic and administrative practices of that time
CBSE solutions for English Communicative - Shaalaa. com Solutions for Chapter 13: Reported Speech (Integrated Grammar practice 8) Below listed, you can find solutions for Chapter 13 of CBSE CBSE for English Communicative - Workbook Interact in English Class 10
Ashok K. | IEEE Xplore Author Details Biography K Ashok (Member, IEEE) received the B Tech degree in electronics and communication engineering from Calicut University and the M E degree in applied electronics from Anna University, Chennai He is currently pursuing the Ph D degree with the APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University His research interests include signal processing in smart antennas, beamforming, and energy harvesting in wireless networks He is a Life Member of ISTE
Yudhishter vs Ashok Kumar on 11 December, 1986 - Indian Kanoon The most impor- tant aspect, however, as was highlighted by the respondent was that the said property was purchased in July, 1971 and sold in August, 1972 because it was not in vacant posses- sion In the instant case suit for eviction in question for the need of the landlord was filed in January, 1972
Ashok v. State of Maharashtra - Supreme Court Cases Penal Code, 1860 — Ss 302, 201 and 498-A — Murder trial — Conviction confirmed — Appreciation of circumstantial evidence — Appellant’s wife and two daughters were missing — Dead body of wife was recovered — Allegation that appellant husband caused death his wife by throttling — Prosecution relied on theory of “last seen together” — Appellant accused had put a very consistent story at all stages of the case starting from the missing report to the S 313 statement