thought that he had done well in the examination but his
answer-books were not properly valued and that improper valuation had
resulted ... Therefore he made an application for inspection and
re-evaluation of his answer-books. CBSE rejected the said request by letter
dated 12.7.2008. The reasons
produce the
transcripts of the questions put to the appellant and the answers given by
the appellant, recorded by Enforcement Directorate. Countering the above
submissions ... production of transcripts i.e. questions put to the
appellant and the answers which would show whether the appellant has
properly responded to the questions
additional substantial questions
at a later stage but did not answer either of them nor recorded any
finding that none of them was, in fact ... decided on limited issues, the High Court was
not bound to answer the substantial questions of law, framed by it.
The appeal lacks merit
Reference made in the case of Dharam Pal (Supra) came to be
answered in relation to the power of a Court of Sessions to invoke ... case to a Court
of Sessions. The said reference was answered by the Constitution Bench
in the case of Dharam Pal & Ors. v. State
different from arrest in any case or pendency
of a case. By answering that the respondent had not been convicted or
detained under preventive detention ... notice
he would have had an opportunity to explain the reason for answering the
queries in Column 12 in the manner he did. He could
order dated 22.08.2000, referred two questions to a larger Bench for determination/answer, namely;
1. Whether arrest during investigation can be stayed by this Court ... scuttled. The first information report needs to be considered and if the answer is found on a perusal thereof which leads to disclosure
thereof to any subsequent year. To the extent as stated above we answer the question referred in the negative and in favour of the assessee ... assessee who remained un-represented in these appeals. With a view to answer the question as formulated by the High Court and to dispose
evidence, any furnishing of information, if likely to
have an incriminating impact, answers the description of
being witness against oneself. Not being limited ... legal penalty for violation. So, the legal perils
following upon refusal to answer, or answer truthfully,
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cannot be regarded as compulsion within the meaning
Tribunal, on appreciation of pleadings and legal evidence on
record, has answered the issue No.1, after adverting to the averments
of the claim petition ... driven rashly and
negligently by the driver. Issue No.2 was also answered holding that
the appellants are not entitled for the compensation as claimed
liable to tax.[845E-G]
(1) The test is to ask for answers to the
following questions:-(a) Is the object of the assessee ... profit or
(ii) without profit. Even if' (a) and (b) are answered
affirmatively, if (c) (1) is also answered affirmatively
the claim for exemption
