will be no any match of their DNA with
plaintiff or what if their mother at the time of conception of plaintiff was
having relation
still continue to cling to outmoded concepts
and outworn ideologies? Should we not adjust our thinking
caps to match the fashion of the day? Should
Gujarat Travancore Agency v.
CIT ( 1989) 3 SCC 52, Swedish Match AB v. SEBI , ( 2004) 11 SCC 641,
SEBI v. Cabot International Capital Corpn ... Comp Cases 841
(Bom.), it was held that plea of concept of inbuilt discretion in Rules 96ZO
and 96ZQ could not be accepted. The observations
pecuniary loss caused to the dependents and solatium was alien to the concept of compensation in this context. The whole object, therefore, is to give ... were totally conjectural and hypothetical. For instance, the slippery factor of inflation matched by rising 'Bank interest rates' was ruled
when the DNA profile of a
known individual (a victim or suspect) matches the
DNA profile from the crime-scene evidence;
exclusion i.e. when ... profile from an
individual (a victim or suspect) does not match the
DNA profile from the crime-scene evidence; and
inconclusive where the DNA testing
view that the instant petition is liable to be dismissed. The concept of unconscionable clauses in a contract would arise only in specified circumstances ... been recognized between the standard form contracts between the parties enjoying fairly matching bargaining powers and those who are not enjoying such a freedom
what it is. For that purpose, a comparison is undertaken to match the amendment with the original. Such a comparison can yield fruitful results even ... like trying to fit square peg into a round hole? Is the concept underlying Section 4 of the Ist Amendment an alien in the House
found in sub-section (4) which totally negates the concept of contributory negligence. In Our opinion, therefore, a claim made Under Section 92A cannot ... creating 'no fault' liability the provision subserved a humanitarian object matching social realities."
(Underlining is ours.)
9. In New India Assurance
Both are important. That interpretation is best which makes the textural interpretation match the contextual. A statute is best interpreted when we know ... interpretation of the words and application of a legislative intent devoid of concept of purpose will reduce most of the remedial and beneficent legislation
looked into. Rajasthan High Court in the case of Kotah Match Factory Kotah v. State of Rajasthan A.I.R. 1970 Rajasthan 118, however, concluded ... Affairs of the State " might have had a narrow conception. "Affairs of the State" then might have related to the matters