provided that nothing in
the Regulation shall, expressly or by implication, bar the Commission from
dealing with any matter or exercising any power under ... class of matters.
Nothing in this Regulation shall, expressly or by implication, bar the
Commission from dealing with any matter or exercising any power under
provided that nothing in the Regulation shall, expressly or by implication, bar the
Commission from dealing with any matter or exercising any power under ... matters.
3. Nothing in this Regulation shall, expressly or by implication, bar the
Commission from dealing with any matter or exercising any power
under
only is the suit or proceedings before the Civil Court barred in respect
of the matters under Section 126 or Section 127 or before ... pecuniary jurisdiction, unless their
cognizance is expressly or by necessary implication barred.
Such suit would not be maintainable. It is true that
ordinarily, the Civil
Telegraph Act, then the remedy under the CP Act is by implication
barred; the complaint is bad for mis-joinder and non joinder of
necessary
necessary implication, the
adequacy or sufficiency of an alternative remedy is very important to
determine whether jurisdiction of a Civil Court is barred. She submits ... civil suit is maintainable
unless the suit is expressly or by implication barred. He submits that
admittedly under the provisions of the said
necessary implication, the
adequacy or sufficiency of an alternative remedy is very important to
determine whether jurisdiction of a Civil Court is barred. She submits ... civil suit is maintainable
unless the suit is expressly or by implication barred. He submits that
admittedly under the provisions of the said
provision in
the CrPC , 1898 which, expressly or by necessary implication,
barred the right of the police to further investigate after
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of Criminal Procedure , 1898 which, expressly or by necessary
implication, barred the right of the police to further
investigate after cognizance of the case
take cognizance of the cases arising
under the Act, by necessary implication is barred. Paragraph 2
and 3 of the report states as under ... take cognisance of the cases
arising under the Act, by necessary implication,
stood barred. The Civil Court thereby is devoid of
jurisdiction to give declaration
There is nothing in these Rules, which expressly or by necessary
implication, bars amendment or alteration of charge during pendency of the
enquiry
