mala fide การใช้

• Mala fide is a very serious issue which you are brushing aside,
• I had no mala fide intention and no personal gain.
• Raja Aziz persisted : " We have to establish facts to show mala fide.
• Mala fide is the legal expression for bad intention.
• The Justice Mitter Commission, appointed by the later Congress government, indicted the previous government in granting'unwarranted and mala fide'relief.
• But ( they ) have also acted mala fide of the trust and confidence placed in them by their workers,
• He said that former Punjab IG and the current Sindh IG had also made errors in their affidavits, which showed that the entire episode was mala fide.
• The court held, further, that the " ad hoc " committee had acted mala fide, and that no-one had the power to act " mala fide ", Parliament included.
• The court held, further, that the " ad hoc " committee had acted mala fide, and that no-one had the power to act " mala fide ", Parliament included.
• Such costs are usually granted if there is a substantial deviation from the responsibilities of the person s office where, for example, the person has acted " mala fide ", negligently or unreasonably.
• Only when the police act " mala fide ", without reasonable and probable cause, can an action for unlawful detention against the appellant succeed for the time that the respondent was held in custody in the police cells.
• When the employer decides that there is a surplus of employees and a need to retrench, an arbitration tribunal will not intervene unless it is shown that the decision is capricious or without reason or is mala fide or actuated by victimisation.
• Kusum and Ram Bhool were taken into custody for questioning, but the CBI determined that they had no role in the murders : they were not aware that the phone belonged to Aarushi, and had no mala fide intention in keeping it.
• Where, however, the court can and must interfere is where Parliament has improperly exercised that privilege and acted " mala fide " or capriciously and in defiance of the constitutionally inherent rights of a Member, such as the right to just administrative action.
• In a status report to the Joint Parliamentary Committee on telecom, CBI said " mala fide " considerations and an " illegal gratification " of were behind the " active intervention " of Dayanidhi in curbing the business interests of Aircel's former owner C Sivasankaran.
• When the employer decides there is a surplus in its workforce and that there is, therefore, a need for retrenchment, the Industrial Court will not intervene unless it is shown that the decision was capricious or without reason, or mala fide or was actuated by victimisation or unfair labour practises.
• If there is evidence before the court that the company did not adopt cost-containment or cost-control measures and did not consider alternatives ( including a waiting period ) before embarking on retrenchment, it becomes imperative for the court to declare the retrenchment of employees mala fide and an unfair labour practise.
• As is the case "'Mahan Singh "', the power of the termination of the services performed by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong can not be disputed, however, in the case of Mahan Singh MP to see whether the pleading is a portrait of " mala fide " and it is not in pleadings.