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Category: News | Posted on Fri, May, 30th 2014 by THCFinder
WASHINGTON -- Reflecting growing national acceptance of cannabis, a bipartisan coalition of House members voted early Friday to restrict the Drug Enforcement Administration from using funds to go after medical marijuana operations that are legal under state laws.
An appropriations amendment offered by Rep. Dana Rohrabacher (R-Calif.) prohibiting the DEA from spending funds to arrest state-licensed medical marijuana patients and providers passed 219-189. The Senate will likely consider its own appropriations bill for the DEA, and the House amendment would have to survive a joint conference before it could go into effect.
Rohrabacher said on the House floor that the amendment "should be a no-brainer" for conservatives who support states' rights and argued passionately against allowing the federal government to interfere with a doctor-patient relationship.
"Some people are suffering, and if a doctor feels that he needs to prescribe something to alleviate that suffering, it is immoral for this government to get in the way," Rohrabacher said, his voice rising. "And that's what's happening."
The debate pitted three House Republicans who also are doctors against one another. Rep. Andy Harris (R-Md.) and Rep. John Fleming (R-La.) opposed the amendment, while Rep. Paul Broun (R-Ga.) supported it.
Harris insisted that there were no medical benefits to marijuana and that medical marijuana laws were a step toward legalizing recreational pot.
"It's the camel's nose under the tent," said Harris. He cited piece of anti-marijuana propaganda published by the DEA this month that claimed medical marijuana was just "a means to an end" -- the eventual legalization of marijuana for recreational purposes. The taxpayer-funded report uses scare quotes around the word "medical."
Read more: http://www.huffingtonpost.com
New York Assembly Passes Medical Marijuana Bill
Category: News | Posted on Wed, May, 28th 2014 by THCFinder
ALBANY — For the fifth time in seven years, the State Assembly on Tuesday passed a bill legalizing medical marijuana, backing a measure that would far surpass a program Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced this year.
But with less than four weeks left in the legislative session, the prospects for passage in the State Senate remained uncertain.
The bill allows the possession and use of up to two and a half ounces of marijuana by seriously ill patients whom doctors, physician assistants or nurse practitioners have certified. It permits organizations to establish dispensaries to deliver the drug to registered users and their caregivers, part of what advocates call a "seed to sale" system meant to prevent abuse or illegal use.
Marijuana plants grow under artificial sunlight in one of the many climate-controlled rooms at Tweed Marijuana in Smiths Falls, Ontario. Tweed is one of about 20 companies that are licensed to grow medical marijuana in Canada.When Cannabis Goes CorporateMAY 24, 2014
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"There are tens of thousands of New Yorkers with serious, debilitating, life-threatening conditions whose lives could be made more tolerable and longer by enacting this legislation," said Assemblyman Richard N. Gottfried, a Democrat from Manhattan who heads the Health Committee and sponsored the bill.
But enacting any bill on medical marijuana may be difficult. The Assembly, where Democrats are a majority, has passed such bills as far back as 2007, but Republicans in the Senate have been chilly to the concept.
This year, supporters' hopes have been aided by the advocacy of Senator Diane J. Savino of Staten Island, a member of the Independent Democratic Conference, a breakaway group that shares leadership with the Republicans. She has sponsored a similar bill in her chamber, and said she had the support of as many as 40 senators, including several Republicans.
Ms. Savino's bill narrowly passed the Senate Health Committee last week; the finance panel could take it up next week.
Still, for the bill to be brought to a vote in the Senate, the Republican leader, Dean G. Skelos of Long Island, would need to allow it. Senator Skelos was considerably more circumspect about medical marijuana's chances on Tuesday, saying no decision had been made on a vote.
Ms. Savino suggested that talks with Mr. Skelos were continuing and said she fully expected her bill to be passed before the legislative session is scheduled to end June 19.
"I'm doing this," she said in an interview. "It's going to happen."
Read more: http://www.nytimes.com
Canada vending machines pop out marijuana
Category: News | Posted on Mon, May, 26th 2014 by THCFinder
The vending machines at a Vancouver storefront look ordinary -- but instead of spitting out gum or snacks, for a few coins they deliver medical marijuana.
For Can$4, the brightly lit "gumball" machine drops a plastic ball filled with the so-called "Cotton Candy" variety of the drug. The "Purple Kush" option costs Can$6.
But the really good stuff, said proprietor Chuck Varabioff, is "Pink Kush," available from another machine the size of a fridge that delivers a wide range of marijuana in plastic bags heat-sealed for hygiene.
His British Columbia Pain Society is one of about 400 pot stores -- which call themselves medical marijuana dispensaries -- in the western Canadian city.
They're all part of a booming medical marijuana industry that operates in a legal gray zone since a federal court ruling recently overturned Ottawa's latest attempt to regulate its distribution.
Under the new regulatory regime, as of April 1, some 30,000 home-based growing operations and distributors across Canada are to be replaced by fewer but larger commercial operations.
Many of the smaller growers and distributors, particularly in westernmost British Columbia province, however, refused to step aside.
The drug is illegal outside of the new regime, Vancouver police said in March, but it's not one of the force's top priorities, which are instead focused on violent and predatory drug traffickers, gangs and hard drugs including cocaine, heroin and methamphetamine.
"Medical marijuana dispensaries operating today in Vancouver do not meet these criteria," the police warning said.
Official city policy -- and to a lesser degree British Columbia government policy -- tackles all illegal drugs as a health instead of a criminal issue.
The use of marijuana for medicinal purposes was effectively legalized in Canada in 1999, and its use has been expanded through a series of court challenges.
Calls are now growing to also decriminalize recreational marijuana use -- which Canada has prohibited since 1923.
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com
Texas Man Faces Possible Life in Prison For Pot Brownies
Category: News | Posted on Thu, May, 22nd 2014 by THCFinder
A 19-year-old Texas man could be facing the possibility of life in prison for allegedly baking and selling pot brownies.
According to police in Round Rock, a city north of Austin, officers found 1.5 pounds of brownies, along with a pound of marijuana, digital scales, $1,675 in cash and several bags of marijuana at Jacob Lavoro's apartment last month.
Now, Lavoro faces a first-degree felony and if convicted, the former high school football player with a clean record faces a possible punishment ranging from five years to life behind bars.
His father Joe Lavoro called the potential punishment "outrageous."
"Five years to life? I'm sorry, I'm a law-abiding citizen, I'm a conservative, but I'll be damned," Joe Lavoro said. "This is wrong. This is damn wrong."
Prosecutors say the charge is so severe because of Lavoro's brownie recipe. Authorities say he mixed in hash oil, which features a far higher concentration of THC, the psychoactive component of marijuana. Under Texas law, the hash oil can be treated similarly to far more serious narcotics such as ecstasy.
Because the drops of oil were cooked into the brownies, police weighed the entire brownie batch – sugar, flour and butter – and charged him with possessing 1.5 pounds of drugs.
Jack Holmes, Lavoro's defense attorney, believes the charge should be downgraded.
"They've weighed baked goods in this case," Holmes said. "It ought to be a misdemeanor."
Lavoro has pleaded not guilty. His father remains upset that prosecutors aren't backing down.
"If he did something wrong, he should be punished, but to the extent that makes sense," he said. "This is illogical."
Lavoro is due back in court next month.
Source: http://abcnews.go.com
Apple pull iPhone cannabis drug dealing game after it rockets to top of App Store
Category: News | Posted on Thu, May, 22nd 2014 by THCFinder
Weed Firm topped the charts in 'all categories' on iPad and iPhone before it was quietly removed by the tech giant on Tuesday
A drug dealing iPhone game where users grow and sell cannabis has been pulled by Apple after rocketing to number one on the App Store.
In Weed Firm, players control character Ted Growing, who inherits a commercial marijuana operation and looks to expand his empire.
But users were furious when the game disappeared from the App Store on Tuesday and its creators Manitoba Games insist it was 'entirely Apple's decision'.
The game has dozens of different strains of cannabis and sees players overcome various challenges such as dangerous gangsters and crooked cops.
Manitoba posted a statement on their website attributed to the main character Ted, who appears to take a swipe at everything from the Teletubbies to Angry Birds.
It said: "As you might have noticed the game is no longer available on the Apple App Store. This was entirely Apple's decision, not ours.
"We guess the problem was that the game was just too good and got to number one in All Categories, since there are certainly a great number of weed based apps still available, as well as games promoting other so-called 'illegal activities' such as shooting people, crashing cars and throwing birds at buildings."
The game was also available on Google Android but was removed after the company had 'a problem' with their publisher according to Manitoba.
Ted added: "One thing we can promise you is that we will be back! The Apple version might need to be censored a bit to comply with Apple's strictest requirement since they are going to be looking very attentively at what we submit from now on.
"Google never had a problem with the application itself. The problem was with our publisher and we are expecting to return to the Play Store once we find a suitable publisher."
Manitoba now says they will try and censor the game more to hopefully meet the approval of Apple bosses.
Read more: http://www.mirror.co.uk/
Colorado Food Inspectors Are Cracking Down On Cannabis Edibles
Category: News | Posted on Wed, May, 21st 2014 by THCFinder
Cannabis edibles are harder to regulate than flower in some ways. Flower, if grown correctly, is easy to test for contaminants and potency. Cannabis edibles have more factors to consider. Since edibles also contain some cannabis flower, the issues that revolve around flower are present. But there are additional factors that are involved when creating cannabis edibles.
One factor, which is true of cooking/baking anything (cannabis or otherwise), is whether or not the edibles were prepared in a sanitary workspace. Creating the right dose is another thing that is tricky. One thing that a lot of people don't take into consideration is calculating for food allergies. How does one properly store the edibles? And then there is of course the factor of making the edible appeasing to consumers taste buds.
As cannabis edibles continue to grow in availability and popularity, issues surrounding these types of businesses are also on the rise. Colorado food inspectors have been cracking down on cannabis edible companies and distributors that aren't following the correct procedures. Per the Denver Post:
"Food safety inspections of businesses that manufacture and sell marijuana edibles in Denver have found products that should be refrigerated sitting out on shelves and preparation methods insufficient to kill bacteria that can cause serious food-borne illness.
The unannounced visits by the Denver Department of Environmental Health have led to three product recalls and the destruction of tens of thousands of dollars' worth of products."
If you are a cannabis edible company, or are thinking of starting a cannabis edible company, then you are aware that there is a greater need for rules and regulations in this sector of the cannabis industry. Customers want to know that the products they are buying are safe. The general public wants to know that cannabis edible companies are following proper food handling practices. Right now all eyes are on Colorado, and everything has to be done right in order for the industry to spread and flourish inside and outside of Colorado.
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"When Coach (Carl Buggs) gave us the news (we'd made the field), in my mind I was like, `Wow. (Winning a state championship) can really happen," said Morgan.
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Poly's last CIF-SS title and state final appearance came in 2010, when Morgan was a freshman at Inglewood. She transferred to Poly as a sophomore but never advanced past the divisional semifinals, and her longest regional run so far ended in last season's Division 1 final. Today's game offers her one last chance to put a banner on the gym wall.
"Everybody wants this," Morgan said with confidence. "The seniors (Morgan, Carol Cosme, Sopavy Seng, Chloe Kellum and Mahogany Brown) want it the most and the coaching staff is helping us get there."
Morgan has been a varsity stalwart for three seasons, and can do a little bit of everything for Poly. At 5-foot-8, she's a natural perimeter player, but has spent much of her time battling bigger players inside, especially on the defensive end. She's a tenacious rebounder, and can score from the outside, on drives, on putbacks and in transition.
"We use her as a guard when we have the opportunity to," said Buggs, coaching in his eighth regional final since 2004, "but she pretty much plays (power forward) for us. A lot of times, she's defending an opponent's post player. She's often undersized as far as who she's matched up against, but makes up for it with her tenacity and her aggressiveness.
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Korean presidential campaign kicks off
South Korea's presidential race has officially opened, with two candidates espousing very different policies running neck and neck.
Five contenders registered their candidacy on Wednesday, but two are leading the polls - the conservative Grand National Party's Lee Hoi-chang, who supports a hard line on North Korea, and Roh Moo-hyun, a former human rights lawyer who is standing for the ruling Millennium Democratic Party.
In the final opinion polls allowed before the 19 December election, two surveys suggested Mr Roh had edged ahead of Mr Lee.
A Joongang Ilbo daily gave Mr Roh a 43% to 35% margin over Mr Lee, while SBS-TB had Mr Roh leading Mr Lee 46% to 39%.
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Key election issues include the economy, clean government, and policies towards North Korea.
South Korea's current "sunshine policy" of engagement with the North has been put under severe strain by Pyongyang's alleged admission that it has a nuclear weapons programme.
Mr Roh, 56, supports the continuation of exchanges with the North, despite such revelations, whereas Mr Lee has called for financial aid and economic exchanges to the North to be halted until its alleged nuclear programme is dismantled.
However Mr Lee did say on Wednesday that he hoped to hold talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-il if elected president.
"I would hold an inter-Korean summit to settle the nuclear issue, open a road to peace and let people live safely," said Mr Lee in a statement.
North Korea, however, has consistently demonised Mr Lee in its official media, recently referring to him as an "anti-reunification element, pro-US sycophantic traitor and vicious warmonger".
Different backgrounds
Mr Lee, 67, stood for the last presidential election in South Korea in 1997, finishing a close second to Kim Dae-jung, who under South Korea's constitution must now stand down.
Mr Lee, a civil servant, and a Supreme Court judge before he entered politics, also served as prime minister under the previous government.
Mr Roh is also a former lawyer but, born to peasant farmers, he is seen as a champion of the under-privileged, whereas Mr Lee is viewed as pro-big business.
Analysts believe next month's presidential election is likely to be one of the closest in South Korea's history.
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Convergence or divergence in desertification risk? Scale-based assessment and policy implications in a Mediterranean country
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CHELSIE RITSON, aged 22, of Bayard Road. Admitted breaching the community requirement of a suspended sentence order. Ordered to be under a curfew for three months.
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Rochester, N.Y. – E.J. Manuel, Kevin Kolb and Jeff Tuel are all available for week one, in the 25th edition of Madden NFL .
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Two people died when an army helicopter crashed through power lines in Devon, the Ministry of Defence said yesterday.
Thousands of homes lost electricity as the Squirrel helicopter came down near Kingscott, near Torrington, at 3.45pm. One crew member, believed to be male, died at the scene. Another was flown to North Devon district hospital but later died from his injuries.
An MoD spokesman said their next of kin were being informed. He said: "An army training helicopter crashed today in Devon. Sadly, we can confirm that both service personnel on board have died. Our thoughts are with their families and friends at this difficult time."
Power to 11,700 homes in the area went down at the time of the crash, said provider Western Power Distribution. A Devon and Cornwall police spokesman said: "Power lines have been brought down in the area and some homes will have lost power.
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Other people at the scene reported seeing a "great blue flash" as the helicopter crashed into a power line.
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There have been a number of fatal crashes involving the French-made Squirrel helicopters in recent years. In January 2007 a civilian helicopter instructor was killed and three other people injured when two RAF Squirrels collided in mid-air in Shropshire. Four months later millionaire Phillip Carter, 44, and his son Andrew, 17, died along with the businessman's best friend, Jonathan Waller, and pilot Stephen Holdich in a crash in woods near Carter's mansion in Cambridgeshire.
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JUDGMENT A.K. Sikri, J.
1. All these petitions are filed by the petitioners under Section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act (hereinafter referred to as the Act, for short) whereby the petitioners have prayed for ad interim relief. All these petitions involve similar facts and same question of law. They were accordingly heard together and are being disposed of by this common Order.
2. In order to appreciate the controversy facts of OMP.185/2001 may be noticed. It is stated in this petition that the respondent - Delhi Transport Corporation (hereinafter referred to as DTC, for short), from time to time invites tenders from reputed advertisement companies, firms and concerns, for grant of advertisement rights on the various bus queue shelters under its jurisdiction. In 1997 DTC also devised a scheme whereby it invited tenders for construction of bus queue shelters known as "Build Operate and Transfer Scheme" (hereinafter referred to as but Scheme, for short). The underlying object of but Scheme was to invite parties to construct, erect and build bus queue shelters entirely at their costs as and when required by the respondent and same was allotted to the successful party. The upkeep and maintenance of the same was entrusted to the successful party and the successful party was further permitted to erect/display advertisements upon such bus queue shelters inter alia to enable such parties to recover the costs incurred by it and generating revenue. Further, the respondent also charges amounts on a monthly basis from such parties who are awarded such contracts. Upon expiry of the period of the contract, the bus queue shelters so constructed/built by the successful party to whom the contract was awarded were to vest and become the property of the respondent i.e. till the expiry of the agreement, the property 'built' continues to be the property of the successful party/petitioner.
3. Around July 1997 the respondent invited tenders for construction of 277 bus queue shelters under the but Scheme. The petitioner submitted his bid. After consideration of the bid and holding negotiations, the DTC vide its letter dated 11th February, 1998 informed the petitioner that its competent authority had accorded its approval for 'Work of construction of 30 bus queue shelters as per list at Annexure 'A' and 28 bus queue shelters as per list at Annexure'C'." This communication, inter alia, specified as under:-
1. The Bus Queue Shelters will be constructed as per the existing design of DTC with a provision of gutter in the back side of drainage of rainy water;
2. A space measuring 9" high all around the bus queue shelters painted with yellow color will be provided/spared for writing the routes and name of the bus stop etc;
3. To deposit the earnest money of Rs.10,000/-
per shelter as per the condition of the tender;
4. Construction of 30 Bus Queue Shelters as per list attached at Annexure 'A' at the rate of Rs.1500/- per month per shelter to be paid to DTC for a period of 3 years with allowing 2 months period for the construction without any payment;
5. Construction of 28 Bus Queue Shelters as per list attached at Annexure 'C' at the rate of Rs.500/- per month per shelter with 10% increase every year to be paid to DTC for a period of five years with construction period of two months without license fee."
4. Thereafter Agreement dated 4th March, 1998 was executed between the parties. The petitioner deposited with the respondent earnest money of Rs.5.80 lakhs @ Rs.10,000/- per bus queue shelter.
5. According to the petitioner, in execution of the contract, namely, construction of the aforesaid shelters, the petitioner faced various difficulties occasioned by the respondent and/or because of the dispute between the MCD and respondent-DTC. However, after initial hic-cups, the work could commence and the petitioner ultimately built/constructed the said bus queue shelters as per required specifications and to the satisfaction of the respondent. According to the petitioner, more than Rs.1 lakh per bus queue shelter was spent by them on this construction and in this way the total amount spent by the petitioner was Rs.58 lakhs. As per the Agreement entered into between the parties, after the construction of these shelters, the earnest money of Rs.5.80 lakhs was to be converted into security deposit. 30 bus queue shelters (as per Annexure A) were to be given to the petitioner for a period of three years on payment of Rs.1500/- per month/per shelter and 28 bus queue shelters (as per Annexure C) were to be given @ Rs.5000/- per month per shelter for a period of five years with 10% increase every year. The petitioner submits that after the construction of these shelters and the amount spent by the petitioner on them, a legitimate expectation accrued to the petitioner to retain the possession and rights over the said shelter for the aforesaid period of three years and five years respectively. The only obligation of the petitioner, during this period, was to maintain these shelters for the respondents.
6. It is the allegation of the petitioner that owing to the pressure of lobbying of various advertisement contractors including the petitioner's competitors, to abandon the but Scheme the respondent-DTC thought of ways to terminate the existing contracts under the but Scheme so that sites could be allotted to other parties. With this motive in mind the respondent-DTC arbitrarily started to sending communication dated 22nd January, 2001 to the petitioner raising vague and ambiguous allegations alleging that the petitioner was not maintaining the bus queue shelters in good condition and had also not done painting work annually and therefore it violated the terms and conditions of the tender document/Agreement. Although the petitioner refuted the allegations vide its reply dated 27th February, 2001 maintaining that all the 58 shelters were well maintained, painted and were kept in good condition and the respondent was requested to inspect the same and reiterated the stand by its subsequent letters dated 19th April, 2001, 10th May, 2001 and 4th June, 2001. The respondent belatedly and as an after-thought sent another fax dated 8th June, 2001 alleging that the bus queue shelters were got checked and it was found that the defects/deficiencies have not been rectified and the respondent sought to take recourse to Clause 20 of the Agreement dated 4th March, 1998 with threat to terminate the said Agreement w.e.f. 9th June, 2001.
7. At this stage the present petition was filed on 12th June, 2001 under Section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 as is an arbitration clause no.22 in the Agreement dated 4th March, 1998, Among others, the following prayers are made:-
(a) restrain the respondent, its employees, officers, staff, representatives and agents from, in any manner, acting in furtherance of the alleged notice dated 8.6.2001 and from, in any manner, removing, obstructing, damaging and/or causing any interference, in any manner, with the advertisement displays erected by the petitioner upon the said 28 bus queue shelters subject matter of the said Agreement dated 4.3.98 (category 'B') executed between the petitioner and the respondent and/or from dispossessing the petitioner from any of the said 28 bus queue shelters;
(b) restrain the respondent, its employees, officers, staff, representatives and agents from awarding and/or allotting the said 28 bus queue shelter sites forming part of the said Agreement dated 4.3.98 (category 'B') to any other third party;
8. By Order dated 13th June, 2001 interim order for maintaining status quo in respect of the possession of the sites and the advertising boards displayed thereon was passed after noticing the contention of the learned counsel for the petitioner that the respondent was seeking to cancel the license agreement on flimsy ground and that the impugned action was arbitrary and fraudulent and further that the petitioner had entered into license contract with the advertisers and had taken money from them and in case the petitioner is not protected he will suffer irreparable injury and there will be multiplicity of proceedings.
9. After issuance of notice the respondent-DTC appeared and filed reply controverting various allegations made by the petitioner in the petition. The petitioner filed rejoinder thereto and the matter was heard from time to time and finally on 11th January, 2002 after hearing the arguments the judgment was reserved.
10. Almost similar allegations are made in the other four petitions which relate to some other shelters constructed by the petitioners in those petitions for which different agreements were entered into with the said petitioners; albeit with same terms and conditions.
11. Mr.A.K. Vali, learned counsel for the DTC submitted that as per Clause 17 of the terms and conditions on which the Agreement dated 4th March, 1998 was entered into, it was the responsibility of the petitioners to maintain the bus queue shelters in good condition and also undertake denting/painting work annually during the contract period. Learned counsel also referred to Clause 20 relating to 'Termination of Contract on Breach', which reads as under:-
"In case of breach by the tenderer of any terms and conditions of the offerer/applicant or that of agreement, the Chairman-cum-Managing Director or his authorised representative shall have absolute right to terminate the contract without notice to the offerer/applicant."
12. It was his submission that even if these bus queue shelters were constructed by the petitioners, the property rights therein remained with the DTC which was clear from Clause 15 of the terms and conditions stipulating as under:-
The Bus Queue Shelters constructed by the party under this Build, Operate and Transfer Scheme will be the Sole Property of Delhi Transport Corporation and the party will be licensee as per terms of agreement.
13. He also relied upon Clause IX in Agreement dated 4th March, 1998 as per which the security deposit was liable to be forfeited in case of improper maintenance with three months notice and submitted that as per this Clause three months notice was given to the petitioners but inspite of that notice petitioners did not rectify the defects and therefore the contract was terminated. He referred to communication dated 6th January, 1999, 31st March, 2000, 16th May, 2000, 20th June, 2000 and 29th September, 2000 addressed to the petitioners informing the petitioners about the defects in the maintenance of the bus queue shelters which were not rectified and submitted that in these circumstances notice dated 21st December, 2001 was served upon the petitioners and as the petitioners failed to rectify the defects which was discovered on inspection after the expiry of the aforesaid notice, the respondent treated the same as breach of the terms and conditions under Clause 20 and terminated the Agreement w.e.f. 9th June, 2001 vide notice dated 8th June, 2001. The submission of the Mr.A.K. Vali was therefore that the property in question was that of the respondent and the petitioners were only given the license to maintain these shelters on certain conditions and as the conditions were not fulfillled it was within the right of the respondent to terminate the said license. In these circumstances, there was no right of the petitioners to continue to possess the bus queue shelters. He relied upon the judgment of this Court in the case of Rajasthan Breweries Ltd. versus the Stroh Brewery Company reported in 2000 VI AD (Delhi) 741 in support of his submission. It was also submitted that the petitioners had not invoked arbitration clause and instead filed application under Section 9 of the Act which was not permissible.
14. On the other hand, Mr. A.S. Chandhiok, learned senior counsel appearing on behalf of the petitioners in some OMPs emphasised the allegations made in these petitions and was vociforous in his submission that the entire exercise was malafide with an intention to deprive the petitioners of their legitimate right to continue to have the license of the bus queue shelters for the period specified in the Agreement when the petitioners had spent substantial amounts on the construction of the said shelters. To buttress this submission the learned senior counsel argued that allegations of trivial nature were levelled in the notice issued to the petitioners viz. not doing the painting work on the underneath side of MS Bench, replacing of damaged gutters, etc. His submission was that maintenance was an ongoing process. The bus queue shelters were being used by members of public for over 18 hours a day and normal wear and tear was expected. As and when the petitioners were receiving complaint of minor nature the petitioners were attending to the same. These bus queue shelters being at public place the damage to the gutter i.e. removal of the cover by thieves was a normal happening and the petitioners, whenever notice was received from the DTC, were attending to the same. He referred to the various letters written by the petitioners to the respondent informing the respondent about the needful was done and that the petitioners were maintaining the same properly. In these letters, particularly letters dated 27th February, 2001, 19th April, 2001, 10th May, 2001 and 4th June, 2001 written after notice dated 21st January, 2001 of the respondent, the petitioners asked for joint surveys/inspection. Instead of paying any heed to these letters which were not even replied to, all of a sudden termination notice dated 8th June, 2001 was foisted upon the petitioners. His further submission was that unless there was fundamental breach of substantial nature it was not permissible for the respondent to terminate the contract. Even as per the respondent's own showing the alleged breaches although not admitted, were of trivial nature which did not permit the respondent to terminate the contract and such an action on the part of the respondent amounted to colourable and arbitrary exercise of power. He also relied upon the passages from the book entitled 'Breach of Contract' authored by J.W. Carter also the judgment of English Court of Appeal in the case of reported in (1961) 2 All E.R. 257.
15. In a case of this nature where the dispute between the parties relating to validity of the termination of the Agreement has to be decided by the Arbitrator ultimately, the Court would refrain from expressing any opinion on merits so as not to influence the proceedings before the Arbitrator which may ultimately result in. However, at the same time it would be necessary to examine as to whether the petitioners have made out any case for ad interim injunction, keeping in view the parameters laid down under Section 9 of the Act which is to the following effect:-
. Interim measures, etc. by court. - A party may, before or during arbitral proceedings or at any time after the making of the arbitral award but before it is enforced in accordance with section 36, apply to a court:-
(i) for the appointment of a guardian for a minor or a person of unsound mind for the purposes of arbitral proceedings; or
(ii) for an interim measure of protection in respect of any of the following matters, namely:-
(a) the preservation, interim custody or sale of any goods which are the subject matter of the arbitration agreement;
(b) securing the amount in dispute in the arbitration;
(c) the detention, preservation or inspection of any property or thing which is the subject-matter of the dispute in
arbitration, or as to which any question may arise therein and authorising for any of the aforesaid purposes any person to enter upon any land or building in the possession of any party, or authorising any samples to be taken or any observation to be made, or experiment to be tried, which may be necessary or expedient for the purpose of obtaining full information or evidence;
(d) interim injunction or the appointment of a receiver;
(e) such other interim measure of protection as may appear to the court to be just and convenient, and the Court shall have the same power for making orders as it has for the purpose of, and in relation to, any proceedings before it
16. A proposition advanced by the learned counsel for the respondent that in case of a license the same can be terminated by the licensor in terms of license agreement cannot be disputed (Refer to 2000 VI AD 741). It also cannot be disputed that even if such a termination is invalid the general rule is that injunction should not be granted and the remedy of the licensee whose license is terminated illegally is to sue for damages. However, it cannot be treated as absolute principle of law to govern all types of cases. In the present case, the important factor which has to be borne in mind is that the respondent had only given site for construction of bus queue shelters to the petitioners and it is the petitioners who had constructed the same out of their own funds. In the process the petitioners spent substantial amounts. Nodoubt even after the construction of the bus queue shelters, the title in the property would vest and remain with the DTC. However, the fact remains that such a huge investment was made by the petitioners with legitimate expectation to have the license of the bus queue shelters for a period of 3/5 years so that during this period they are able to earn by displaying the advertisements of the prospective advertisers and not only recover the cost of construction but make some profits out of these investments. It is not a case where some premises/structures, already existing and exclusively belonging to the respondent, are given on license basis to the petitioners. But a case where the petitioners have themselves raised the construction on various sites. In such a case, unless the respondents are able to show fundamental breach it may not be permissible for the respondents to terminate the contract. After all the respondent is a statutory body/"another body" within the meaning of Article 12 of the Constitution of India and therefore being instrumentality and/or agency of the State it is expected to act fairly. The breach has to be fundamental as narrated by J.W. Carter in his afore-quoted book after dealing with the judgment in the case of Telfair Shipping Corp. versus Athos Shipping Co,S.A. reported in (1983) 1 Lloyd's Rep.127.
The relevant portion reads as under:-
17. Scope of express agreements.
Once an express agreement has been found in the terms of a contract a question may arise as to the scope of the agreement. In this respect a distinction can be drawn between a general agreement and a specific agreement. A general agreement, such a "any breach of a term of this contract shall give rise to a right to terminate the performance of the contract" may be effective to make all promissory terms operative as conditions. On the other hand, a specific agreement, such as "any breach of this term shall give rise to a right to terminate the performance of the contract" will be effective to make only the particular term a condition.
18. Once the above distinction is drawn problems arise with respect to terms such as cl.5 of the New York Produce Exchange form referred to earlier. The clause is not, in its express terms, restricted to the payment of hire since it contains the words "or on any breach of this charterparty". Taken literally these words would be effective to make all terms stating the charterers' obligations conditions. The question then arises whether the words have to be limited by their context. This matter was considered by the Court of Appeal in The Athos where Stephenson L.J. said:
"It would be surprising to find in a clause dealing with the payment of hire and withdrawal of the vessel from the service of the charters a provision that any breach of any clause of the charterparty, without restriction, would entitle the owners to take the extreme step of withdrawing their vessel from the service of the charterers. It is so unreasonable a construction that it must make a court search for some other possible meaning of the clause, in order to avoid making the clause arbitrary, capricious or fantastic."~
19. The breach alleged in The Athos was the failure of the charterers to reimburse the shipowners extra war risk insurance, "following receipt of invoices and supporting vouchers on payment of next hire", as required by cl.35 of the contract. The Court of Appeal was unanimous in upholding Neill J.'s decision that there was no breach of cl.35. Nevertheless, because of the importance of the matter, and the fact that Neill J. had disagreed with the construction of cl.5 suggested by Kerr J. in an earlier decision, each member of the court dealt with the question of whether a breach of cl.35 would have entitled the shipowners to withdraw in reliance on cl.5. Stephenson and Kerr L.JJ. expressed the view that the breach would not have justified withdrawal. Stephenson L.J., as the passage quoted above indicates, was of the view that some restriction on cl.5 was necessary. Kerr L.J. agreed, but Purchas L.J.
reached a different conclusion. The view subsequently taken by the House of Lords in Antaios Compania Naviera S.A. v.
Salen Rederierna A.B. is that cl.5 must be read, in its application to breaches other than failure to pay hire, as requiring a "repudiatory breach".
20. Similarly in the case of Hongkong Fir etc. versus Kawasaki Kisen etc. reported in (1961) 2 All E.R. 257 the Q.B. made the following observations:-~ It may be that on principle it is difficult, as counsel for the charterers contends, to see why any breach of so important an obligation as that relating to seaworthiness should not by itself give the charterers the right to rescind as soon as they become aware of it. On the other hand, it would be strange if, for example, a charterer after receiving satisfactory service from a vessel could repudiate the charterparty on learning that she was in fact unseaworthy in some minor particular and had been so at the date of delivery under the time Charter notwithstanding that she could easily and speedily be rendered seaworthy. However this may be, the authorities which I have reviewed any by which I am bound in my judgment clearly establish that unseaworthiness by itself gives the charterers no right to rescind, and I accordingly so hold. A fortiori a breach of the condition to maintain the vessel in a thoroughly efficient state cannot by itself entitle the charterers to rescind.
21. It follows that the charterers cannot succeed in their defense unless the delay in making the vessel seaworthy was or appeared likely at the date of the repudiation to be so great as to frustrate the commercial purpose of the charter."
22. In the present case, keeping in view the nature of breach alleged coupled with the most influencing fact namely it is the petitioners who have spent substantial amounts on the construction of the shelters with legitimate expectation to run the same for specified period I am of the view that they have made out a case for ad-interim injunction which can be given subject to certain conditions to balance the equities. Interim Order dated 13th June, 2001 is accordingly continued subject to the following conditions:-
(1) The respondent shall appoint an Arbitrator immediately and in any case within 15 days of the receipt of the copy of this Order in terms of Clause 22 of the Agreement dated 4th March, 1998. This direction is issued in view of the statement given by counsel for both the parties that the disputes be referred for arbitration immediately. For this purpose, the petitioners shall spell out the specific disputes to the persona designata within three days of the receipt of the copy of this Order.
(2) It would be open to the Arbitrator to have a fresh look into the matter on the basis of pleadings, documents and other materials placed before him without in any way being influenced by the observations made in this judgment. The Order of status quo passed would remain valid for a period of two months from the date of initiation of the proceedings by the Arbitrator. It would be open for the petitioners to seek extension of this Order and for the respondents to oppose such a prayer and the Arbitrator shall be entitled to pass appropriate interim order in terms of Section 17 of the Act.
(3) On appointment of Arbitrator, the Arbitrator shall immediately enter upon reference and shall try to dispose of the entire matter as expeditiously as possible and preferably within four months from the date of initiation of proceedings.
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Liang Ye, the Chinese translator of "Rich Client Programming: Plugging into the NetBeans Platform", reports that the book is now officially available at the biggest technical on-line bookshop in China:
Note: Earlier, Liang was interviewed here on NetBeans Zone, about his translation experiences.
The page looks pretty cool, from my non-Chinese perspective, as follows:
Congratulations, Liang!
By the way, if you're a Chinese Java instructor, go here to download some very useful slides that Liang has made available.


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West Nile virus (WNV) was first isolated and identified in 1937 in a febrile person in the West Nile district of Uganda. Prior to 1999, the virus was found only in the Eastern Hemisphere, with wide distribution in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. There were infrequent reports of human outbreaks, mainly associated with mild febrile illnesses, in Israel and Africa. These were mostly in groups of soldiers, children, and healthy adults. One notable outbreak in Israeli nursing homes in 1957 was associated with severe neurologic disease and death.
Arkansas surveillance has documented persons with illness caused by WNV each year since 2002: Since the emergence of WNV in 2002, Arkansas Department of Health has tracked reported cases of WNV, including cases of West Nile Fever and cases of Neuroinvasive disease (including Meningitis, Encephalitis, and Meningoencephalitis). Click here for detailed summary of West Nile Virus activity in Arkansas.
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NCAAF Team Report - Arkansas - INSIDE SLANT
Despite seven consecutive defeats, Arkansas coach Bret Bielema has seen some hope in the Razorbacks' play in recent outings.
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Sam and Dean Winchester have both been stuck in hell before, but Dean's in Purgatory now. That's better, right? Right?!
The seventh season finale of Supernatural separated the two monster-hunting brothers, but will soon bring them back together and put them in relationships with new characters when the long-running CW series moves to Wednesday for its eighth season this fall.
"Sam is totally getting some action this season. It's been a little bit," says Jared Padalecki of his character's upcoming romance.
Jensen Ackles' Dean may have to wait on the lovin', though, the actor said. "Does Dean ever get romance? The only real romance in Dean's life is the car."
The last season finale put Dean in Purgatory and left Sam up on Earth, but they'll be back together pretty quickly, according to consulting producer Ben Edlund.
"Dean's plight is a terrible one," he said. "His story in Purgatory is something we will track for quite a long time" through flashbacks.
"There's a whole body of events that take place there. There's going to be some problems."
But, as new co-executive producer Jeremy Carver pointed out, "Purgatory makes for strange bedfellows."
Added Ackles: "It's like Diet Hell. Hell Zero."
The strength of Supernatural is the bond between these two brothers and their humanity, Carver said, and their separation will have a profound effect on each of them.
"They will each carry with them what happened in their summer away from each other, and the relationships they made in their time from each other will be very, very important," he added.
"They're emotional shut-ins who have to deal with other people," Edlund said. "They've spent a lot of time in that car with crumpled-up snacks."
Padalecki chimed in: "Sam and Dean with real personal relationships. Good luck, guys."
Carver revealed that he plans to pull back from the "crushing amount of mythology," establish something new for many more seasons to come, and introduce a game-changing element the show's hinted at during previous seasons.
The overall theme for this year: "Raiders of the lost ark."
"Suffice to say, the boys have been reacting to things at the beginnings of (past) seasons, and they are starting the year on offense," said Carver, adding that they'll be on the hunt for "something near and dear to their hearts."
Misha Collins' human-turned-angel-turned-deity-turned-angel Castiel bolted on Dean in Purgatory but will play a big part this season – "He went out for a beer and he'll be back shortly," Collins quipped – and the cunning demon Crowley, the reigning king of hell played by Mark A. Sheppard, will play a more antagonistic role than ever before as he's searching for the same thing as Sam and Dean.
"Crowley thinks more ahead than anybody else on the show. He will be quite an issue. A titanic one," Edlund said.
"I'm just waiting for Season 8 to be renamed Oh Crowley, as it should be," Sheppard said. "Crowley is essentially what happens when people aren't paying attention."


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A stay at De Naga Hotel Chiang Mai by The Unique Collection places you in the heart of Chiang Mai, walking distance from Tha Phae Gate and Pratat Chedi Luang Temple. This family-friendly hotel is close to Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Center and Chiang Mai National Museum.
Make yourself at home in one of the 55 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Cable programming and DVD players are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
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Enjoy a meal at one of the hotel's dining establishments, which include 2 restaurants and a coffee shop/café. From your room, you can also access room service (during limited hours). Relax with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge or a poolside bar. Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
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In patent litigation, fees and expenses can mount quickly. If left unchecked, unanticipated costs may destroy an attorney-client relationship. In today's harsh economic climate, litigators must develop more effective tools for preparing and communicating about litigation budgets and forecasts. Here is one way to do it.


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WATCH: News Team Looses Audio... Holds Up Signs
The "WGN Morning News" team in Chicago had some technical issues on Friday morning, and lost audio for about 19 MINUTES. They did have one reporter in the field with a microphone that still worked. And she explained what was happening.
But the rest of them had to resort to holding up handwritten SIGNS to poke fun at the situation. There's a 90-second montage online that has the best moments.


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Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger (D-Md.) told ABC News on Sunday that the FBI is investigating "persons of interest" inside the United States connected to the Boston bombing.
"There are persons of interest in the United States," said Ruppersberger, the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee. "We're looking at phone calls before and after the bombing, this type of investigation."
House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) added, "There are still persons of interest in the United States that the FBI would like to have conversations with." But "the big unknown," he said, was the six months Tamerlan Tsarnaev spent in Russia.
"I think [Russian authorities] have information that would be incredibly helpful that they haven't provided yet," he said.
On Fox News Sunday, House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Michael McCaul (R-Texas) said that he had discussed the involvement of "trainers" with the FBI.
"I think given the level of sophistication of this device, the fact that the pressure cooker is a signature device that goes back to Pakistan, Afghanistan, leads me to believe ... that there was a trainer and the question is where is that trainer or trainers," he said.
"Are they overseas in the Chechen region or are they in the United States?" he asked. "In my conversations with the FBI, that's the big question. They've casted a wide net both overseas and in the United States to find out where this person is. But I think the experts all agree that there is someone who did train these two individuals."
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), who sits on the House Intelligence Committee, told CNN's "State of the Union" he also believed the Russians "know more than they're telling us." He said he wanted to know why Russian authorities recorded a conversation between Tamerlan Tsarnaev and his mother, "We don't know that. We haven't received that information from the Russians," he said.
We don't yet know how exactly the brothers became radicalized, he said, though he said there probably is no link to a major terrorist group. "It does look like a lot of radicalization was self-radicalization online, but we don't know the full answers yet," he said.


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4 new tenants added to Scottsdale Quarter
Just in time for summer, Scottsdale Quarter has four new tenants on tap to add to the vast collection of stores. Shopping enthusiasts can look forward to Brown Jordan, Cariloha and Kinsley along with a new dining option, Kona Grill. The 28-acre shopping, dining and entertainment destination located at Scottsdale Road and Greenway-Hayden Loop will… Read More →
Dakota to host Victoria's Secret Fashion Show viewing party
WHO: Dakota, one of downtown Scottsdale's newest restaurant and bars, will host a special viewing party of the highly anticipated 2015 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show. The pre-party will be begin at 7:00 p.m. and the fashion show will air at 8:00 p.m. WHAT: The fashion show will showcase the top looks from the Victoria's Secret… Read More →
W Scottsdale hosts Scottsdale Fashion Week preview
W Scottsdale, Steve LeVine Entertainment & Public Relations (SLE), J Group Media and FORD/Robert Black Agency have announced the Scottsdale Fashion Week Preview Show on the WET Deck November 20. Doors open at 9:00 p.m. Admission is complimentary. For more information visit wscottsdaletickets.com. The preview show will offer Valley fashion enthusiasts a sneak peek of what's… Read More →
Goodwill presents 4th Annual Little Black Dress Challenge
Phoenix Fashion Week is challenging Arizona fashionistas to visit any of the 67 Goodwill locations in Arizona to search the many clothing racks, find the perfect project dress and re-purpose it into their interpretation of the iconic Little Black Dress as a part of the 4th Annual Little Black Dress Challenge, presented by Goodwill. "We are thrilled… Read More →
Phoenix designer creates one-of-a-kind swimwear line
For women, nothing is worse than walking into a room and seeing another woman wearing the exact same outfit. It's not that we hold anything against the other woman — unless she looks better in it, of course. Heck, we wore it too, so it must be cute. However, it sparks that lingering question in… Read More →
Miss Arizona to compete for National American Miss America
Miss Zoephia Peyton Decker-Knealing, daughter of Dr. Shannon Decker and Mr. Terry Knealing, has earned the prestigious title of the 2015 National American Miss Arizona at the state pageant held July 2015. She will be attending the National Pageant to be held in Anaheim, California at Disneyland during Thanksgiving week, representing the great state of… Read More →
The Clotherie in Phoenix rolls out their revitalized look
The Valley's most awarded men's fashion boutique, The Clotherie has announced their revitalized look, all-new website and expanded lineup of the finest European and American fashions. Not to mention new, if familiar leadership for this landmark retail shop founded in 1969. Located at the stylish Biltmore Fashion Park, The Clotherie (and sister shop,Bonafide Goods inside The Union Shops)… Read More →
Fashion Week 4 Kids announces casting calls in Scottsdale
Fashion Week 4 Kids (FW4K) and Steve LeVine Entertainment & Public Relations (SLE) in partnership with FORD/Robert Black Agency have started model casting calls taking place on Saturday, August 29 at Baby Lux and Saturday, September 12 at Garage Boutique in Scottsdale. The casting call on August 29 will be held from 11 a.m. to… Read More →
5 Ways to Show off Your Youth At Work
If you're fresh out of college at your first job or starting a new internship, dressing for work is a lot more complicated than it looks. It can be hard to find a way to show off your youth and still feel like a professional adult. Instead of mimicking what your mom has in her… Read More →
Vince opens first Arizona store at Scottsdale Quarter
Scottsdale Quarter announced Vince opened its first retail location in Arizona on May 15. Signature design elements include bright brass fixtures and our Mondrian-inspired grey felted wall with brass Vince logo, as well as cozy grey flannel-upholstered furniture, Corian fixtures and touches of walnut wood. It is reflective of the design concept seen at Vince's… Read More →
224 Apparel uses referral-based business to grow
With a vibrant room full of inspirational artwork and a sensational woman sitting behind the desk, the feeling of thrill cannot help but overwhelm a client that walks into the 224 Apparel office of Chief Creative Officer Ali Matthews Radow. 224 may seem like an unorthodox name for an apparel company, but a name with… Read More →
JOIE opens Scottsdale storefront
Women's contemporary brand, JOIE, will open the doors of its first Arizona boutique in Scottsdale Quarter. The 1600 square foot store will house all of JOIE's mainstay collections – JOIE, JOIE Soft, JOIE Shoes and marks the company's eleventh U.S. retail location. "Scottsdale Quarter is a great center for us to launch our first store… Read More →
Fashion Week 4 Kids comes to Scottsdale Quarter
Steve LeVine Entertainment & Public Relations (SLE) is hosting the inaugural "Fashion Week 4 Kids" that is coming to the Valley this Fall with a week of activities beginning October 19 and culminating with a full day of fashion shows and children's activities on Saturday, October 24 at Scottsdale Quarter. "We have produced upscale fashion events… Read More →
Angel-inspired artist opens gallery in Scottsdale
Angel-inspired jewelry artist Cheryl Senkfor and dichroic glass artisan Bobby Harr are pooling their creative resources to open The Creating Spot, a contemporary art studio-gallery in Old Town Scottsdale, on Thursday, April 23. Senkfor says her hand-woven metal jewelry line was inspired by angels after she suffered a traumatic brain hemorrhage in 2003. "I saw… Read More →


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