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CROA 2707: CHAHAL, S.   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) Chahal’s previous false statements to the Workers’ Compensation Board, that the Company had reasonable and probable grounds to engage in surveillance of his activities during the period of his absence from work, a period in relation to which he was then making an indemnity claim. Chahal attempted to revise his earlier statement, recounting, during the course of his disciplinary interview, that he and his family decided that he should try doing some work to see how he would feel, and that he therefore undertook the sod laying, with the benefit of some Tylenol 3 tablets. Chahal did, as originally suspected by Dr. Battersby, feign the injury to his back or, alternatively, the gravity of that injury, providing false information to the Company to support a claim for a compensable absence from work which was fraudulent and which, ultimately, was not allowed. arbitrations.netfirms.com /croa/30/CR2707.html   (6730 words)

Religion and Law Research Consortium In October 1985 Mr Chahal was detained under the Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1984 ("PTA") on suspicion of involvement in a conspiracy to assassinate the Indian Prime Minister, Mr Rajiv Gandhi, during an official visit to the United Kingdom. Mr Chahal was arrested in connection with this incident, and was brought to court in handcuffs on the final day of his trial. In view of the Government's proposal to return Mr Chahal to the airport of his choice in India, it is necessary for the Court to evaluate the risk of his being ill-treated with reference to conditions throughout India rather than in Punjab alone. www.religlaw.org /template.php?id=101   (18405 words)

www.straight.com - print page   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) Chahal, a student at Seaforth elementary in Burnaby, was thrilled by the decision: “I’m shaking right now!” she whooped. Chahal was one of five finalists in a contest that saw 1,400 entrants leave voice-mail auditions for the chance to meet J.K. Rowling at Edinburgh Castle. Chahal will represent both the Georgia Straight and the CBC during her trip, and she will be one of the 70 kids to interview Rowling about the new novel; beyond this “Kids’ Press Conference”, the Scottish author has agreed to only two American interviews. www.straight.com /Print_Page.cfm?id=11243   (473 words)

The Indian Express : National Network   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) Chahal has been found prima facie guilty of violating civil service rules and the model code of conduct but might get away once again like previous years. Chahal’s file was, however, despatched to the minister at Qadian for approval by a special messenger on February 9. In 1996, Chahal was charged with helping the Congress by deputing department photographers for Babli Brar, daughter of former chief minister H.S. Brar, in Faridkot. www.indianexpress.com /ie20020219/nat1.html   (454 words)

Home   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) Hardeep Chahal was born and raised in the beautiful city of Kamloops, British Columbia. Chahal graduated from the Faculty of Law at the University of Victoria in 2002 where he received his Bachelor of Laws degree. Chahal has had the opportunity to establish a reputable practice with an emphasis on real estate, corporate and commercial law, wills and estate planning. www.kamloopslawyer.com   (250 words)

Telegraph | News | Liberty and security in the balance Mr Chahal, 57, came to Britain illegally in 1971 in search of work and was allowed to stay in 1974, after an amnesty. Before Mr Chahal's case reached Strasbourg, the Court of Appeal had decided that the home secretary was entitled to balance the risks to Britain of allowing an individual to stay against the risks to the individual if he were expelled. But, by a majority of 12 votes to seven, the judges in Chahal said that this did not mean that there was "any room for balancing the risk of ill-treatment against the reasons for expulsion in determining whether a state's responsibility under Article 3 is engaged". www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2005/09/08/nlaw08.xml   (1039 words)

Amarinder dumps aide but rebels unrelenting   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) Chahal, who is believed to have played a key role in Amarinder Singh becoming chief minister, has of late come under fire from several state Congress leaders, including Bhattal. On a day of hectic consultations to resolve the crisis in the party's state unit, a three-member AICC committee headed by Manmohan Singh is understood to have proposed a compromise formula under which Chahal, Sinha and Sodhi would be eased out. While Chahal would be asked to go on leave, Sinha and Sodhi would be removed in 'due course', sources in both the camps said. www.rediff.com /news/2003/dec/16pun.htm   (453 words)

Blue Lithium's Web strategy 'ads' up, attracts $11.5m - Indus Business Journal - Technology   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) Chahal said that the company is also considering making an acquisition within the online advertising industry in order to expand its products. While the numbers are impressively large, Chahal emphasizes that it is the technology behind the placement of the ads that makes the advertising meaningful. Chahal stayed on for two years before he left to start focusing on what would eventually become Blue Lithium - the "new generation" of online advertising. www.indusbusinessjournal.com /news/2005/05/15/Technology/Blue-Lithiums.Web.Strategy.ads.Up.Attracts.11.5m-951694.shtml   (824 words)

eastbayexpress.com | News & Features | Feature | Singh vs. Singh (Page 5) | 2003-11-19 And while Dhami couldn't then figure out who was controlling the Supreme Council, Chahal believes he met the man face-to-face after refusing to vote Jaswinder Singh Jandi onto the executive committee. Chahal said they demanded he vote Jandi onto the eleven-member executive committee, the Gurdwara's other governing body. When he refused, Chahal recalled that Chela said, "This is the time that you should resign." The message was clear; life would become very rough for him if he continued to oppose Jandi. www.eastbayexpress.com /issues/2003-11-19/news/feature_5.html   (964 words)

Tony Hatfield's Retired Ramblings: Blair, Article 3 and the Chahal Dilemma The Chahal appeal eventually arrived at the Strasbourg Court on 15th November 1996. The Strasbourg Court was also presented with a "diplomatic assurance" obtained by the Home Secretary from the Indian government to the effect that Chahal would not be subjected to ill treatment by the Indian authorities. Extremely useful to have this chapter and verse on Chahal, which if I remember correctly was one of the triggers for the creation of the Special Immigration Appeals Commission (SIAC) in place of the purely advisory and un-appealable Three Wise Men to hear appeals against deportation orders in national security cases. tonyhatfield.blogspot.com /2005/08/blair-article-3-and-chahal-dilemma.html   (1106 words)

Rediff On The NeT: Peaceful Resolution Sought In California Sikh Temple Dispute   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) But Avtar Chahal, one of the fired men, says he and others were not given a chance to respond. While Singh quotes the temple's constitution that mandates that the executive council is chosen by the supreme council, Chahal says the arrangement leads to misuse of authority and arrogance. Disputing Chahal's claims, they say even if many in the congregation are clean-shaven, efforts should be made to win them to the side of tradition. www.rediff.com /news/1999/may/18us6.htm   (378 words)

NameTraq | Last Name: Chahal   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) According to HS Chahal, Ferozepur SSP, the live cartridges were detected by Sarbjit Singh, SHO, Guruhar Sahai police station when he was on a routine checking... Dr Rani Chahal, 26, said he had been working in the wards dealing with ailments such as heart attacks and chest infections. Though Amarinder’s adviser, the ‘‘high-handed’’ BIS Chahal, was at the centre of the dissidents’ rage—till he chose to go on long leave—his son... www.nametraq.org /Jan04/C/Chahal.shtml   (541 words)

Sikh activist wins six-year battle to stay The court ruled that the human rights of Karamjit Singh Chahal had been violated by the threat of being deported to a country where he faced possible torture and death and by not being allowed to challenge government claims that he was a threat to national security. The judges also ruled that Mr Chahal's human rights had been violated because there was no independent scrutiny by a court of his claim that he faced ill-treatment if deported to India. In their judgment yesterday the Strasbourg court judges upheld Mr Chahal's claim that if deported to India there would be a breach of his rights protecting him from the threat of torture or other inhuman or degrading treatment. www.telegraph.co.uk /htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1996/11/16/nsikh16.html   (739 words)

GiF.Ru – Art of Russia>> Gor Chahal   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) Gor Chahal, «Verses», IMApress, Moscow, 1992, 62 p. Russian Literature, Gor Chahal, «Poetry», Akademie Der Kunste, Drukhaus Berlin-Mitte, 1995, pp. Gor Chahal, «Poet and Pistolet», OGI, Moscow, 2002, 132 p. www.gif.ru /eng/people/chahal   (537 words)

New York Daily News - City News - N.Y. entries suffer Bee stings in D.C.   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) Chahal, 12, a seventh-grader at Middle School 137 in Ozone Park, was stumped in the second round by "feuilleton," or "the part of a European newspaper devoted to light fiction, reviews, and articles of general entertainment." The normally talkative and hyper Chahal was subdued after he misspelled the word. But even before the bee began, Chahal's mother and spelling coach Chandra Kumarie Singh was optimistic for the future. www.nydailynews.com /news/local/story/315196p-269634c.html   (417 words)

Human Rights Watch International Film Festival - London - Souha: Surviving Hell The subject of Chahal Sabbag's film is the charismatic Souha Becharre, whom many call the "fiancée du Liban." In 1989 at the age of twenty-one, Souha - a devoted communist - agreed to attempt the assassination of Lebanese General Antoine Lahad, who was collaborating with the Israeli Army in the South of Lebanon. Chahal Sabbag follows Souha in the months following her release, as she tirelessly travels Lebanon - speaking about her experiences at Khiam and searching out others who were imprisoned there. And despite all she suffered in Khiam, Souha is a survivor who shares her story with a sense of hope for the future - both her own and that of Lebanon. www.hrw.org /iff/2002/london/souha.html   (212 words)

[No title] Minutes of April 19, 1994 Reporting In-Camera Board Meetings Motion by Julie Chahal, seconded by David Loan that the Minutes as previously circulated and corrected be approved, but that the public record of the minutes have the name of the individual removed from the in-camera session, section 19. Motion by Julie Chahal, seconded by Richard Taylor that the newly endorsed ission Statement be submitted to the AGM for ratification. By-Law 32 Motion by Richard Taylor, seconded by Julie Chahal, that By- Law 32 be changed to remove proxy voting, and the explicit mention of resolutions in writing, since both are unnecessary with on-line meetings. www.ncf.carleton.ca /ip/freenet/board/manual/motions.1994   (2954 words)

Prof. Devinder Singh Chahal   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) Professor Devinder Singh Chahal obtained his PhD from the Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio and University of Southern Illinois, Carbondale, Illinois, in 1966. In 1975 Professor Chahal came to Canada as an immigrant. After serving at the University of Waterloo, Ontario and the Institut Armand-Frappier, University of Quebec, Laval, Quebec, he retired on October 1, 1996 from the position of Professor of Applied Microbiology. www.sikhpoint.com /religion/resources/profchahal.htm   (248 words)

Government Of Punjab, India :: Government   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) Accusing Chahal of misappropriating government money to the tune of Rs 18,67,664, the prosecution had further submitted that Chahal also misappropriated an amount of Rs 2.72 lakh and Rs 1.4 lakh from Carcass Utilisation Centre and slaughterhouse in Amritsar for his personal gains in 2001. It was alleged that Chahal also misused the funds given by the Union government under a central scheme and of Rs 1,47,23,350, he disbursed Rs 81,22,970 as salary to employees of PPDC. The prosecution had yesterday sought a five day police remand for both the accused on the grounds of conducting further investigation to ascertain where the embezzled money been invested and who were the other officers/employees allegedly involved in committing the fraud. www.punjabgov.net /print.asp?fol_name=corrupt&file_name=cor45&p_title=Government   (404 words)

Daler case: New plea makes Chahal respondent- The Times of India   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) CHANDIGARH: The complainant in the case of alleged human trafficking charge against noted pop star-singer Daler Mehndi has alleged that the recent transfer of special investigating team (SIT) and other police officials of Patiala, were effected at the instance of Bharat Inder Singh Chahal, advisor to the state chief minister. Chahal has been made one of the respondents in a fresh plea made to the Punjab and High Court by complainant Bakshish Singh of Patiala while seeking recall of the orders of transfer and to post the former police personnel back to Patiala in the interest of investigation and justice. It has been submitted by the complainant that since these transfers, including those of SIT personnel, the investigation has come to a standstill and the warrants obtained at the time of Paramraj Singh Umranangal, SSP, for the arrest of Daler Mehndi had not been executed. timesofindia.indiatimes.com /cms.dll/html/uncomp/articleshow?msid=280812   (288 words)

United Kingdom: Amnesty International welcomes European Court's decision on Karamjit Singh Chahal and urges ... Amnesty International welcomes todays landmark decision of the European Court of Human Rights which found that the Government of the United Kingdoms attempt to deport Karamjit Singh Chahal to India was in violation of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms. Karamjit Singh Chahal, a Sikh of Indian nationality, was arrested on 16 August 1990 and detained under the provisions of the UKs Immigration Act 1971. The Court also stated that the UK was in violation of Article 5(4), which guarantees court review of the lawfulness of detention, because the advisory panel, consisting of three people appointed by the Home Secretary, was not an effective judicial control over the deprivation of liberty. www.amnestyusa.org /countries/united_kingdom/document.do?id=A99D029652DF9198802569000068A2C7   (748 words)

KunstNetwerk.nl - Bilal Chahal Everything that is a breeding ground of existence -a cradle of life, is an inspirational source for Chahal. The preceding observation for Chahal is most likely incomplete. Especially this lack of information, this shortcoming, this uncertainty over destination, space, place and time is a feeling that artist Chahal wants to arouse. www.kunstnetwerk.nl /kunstenaar.php?kunstenaar=619&rubriek=16   (127 words)

HRW International Film Festival   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) Randa Chahal Sabbag was 20 years old when the civil war in Lebanon began and 40 when it ended. This stunning dramatic debut focuses on these individuals and their stories, weaving together a broad spectrum of colorful characters to create an unforgettable tapestry of Lebanon's civil war. Currently, the Lebanese government has asked Chahal Sabbag to cut 47 minutes of this film, claiming that these sections are offensive and inflammatory. www.hrw.org /iff-00/3filmcivil.html   (130 words)

Black Britain | News | Daily News and Sport Kasminder Chahal said from interviews conducted during the four-year research project on race and ethnicity issues, the apparent isolation of fl users has originated partly from the clear misunderstanding and ignorance of some the service providers’ staff. Mr Chahal explained, “Many organisations are not adequately funded and are not having an equal partnership with the main sector. However, Mr Chahal believes with an efficient monitoring system to assess development and working in equal partnership with the voluntary sector, it is achievable. www.blackbritain.co.uk /news/details.aspx?i=1081&c=uk&h=Mainstream+service+providers+are+overlooking+black+cultural+needs   (1049 words)

The Tribune, Chandigarh, India - Punjab Admitting that Mr Chahal and Mr Sinha have been removed from their important positions at the behest of certain party colleagues, Capt Amarinder Singh, said “there was widespread anger against both. Mr Chahal annoyed many party leaders and perhaps the same was true in the case of Mr Sinha. Mr Badal alleged that Mr Chahal and Mr Sinha were trying to flee the country as they had indulged in huge embezzlements at the behest of Capt Amarinder Singh. www.tribuneindia.com /2003/20031220/punjab1.htm   (7488 words)

Quashing of Chahal panel stayed- The Times of India   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) CHANDIGARH: The single judge verdict of quashing the notification and subsequent proceedings of Chahal Commission which went into the alleged irregularities committed during prohibition in Haryana in the latter half of 1990s, was on Monday, stayed by the Punjab and Haryana High Court. The writ petition against the commission of inquiry headed by Justice GS Chahal, a retired judge of the high court here, had been preferred by former chief minister Bansi Lal, during whose tenure the commission of inquiry was instituted. Justice Narang had ruled that while setting up the commission of inquiry under the commission of inquiries Act, the state government had no material before it, which was a pre-requisite for such inquiries. timesofindia.indiatimes.com /cms.dll/html/uncomp/articleshow?artid=39195698   (448 words)

Liquor mafia patronized by politicians and bureaucrats GURGAON: Retired high court judge G S Chahal inquiring into prohibition in Haryana said he had evidence to indicate that liquor smugglers in the state had among their patrons politicians and bureaucrats, or their relatives and friends. Justice Chahal referred to official figures as well as those of his own to say that ``the sale of autos increased during prohibition and the crime graph went up. Though Justice Chahal avoided commenting on the recent chain of murders in Gurgaon, allegedly as a fallout over the division of booty by bootleggers, he does not rule out similar crimes on account of prohibition. skyscraper.fortunecity.com /liz/979/maasfffv/lqmfpbpb.htm   (230 words)

Mr Major Chahal   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) M Chahal, J W Bowen, S Hadjiloucas, M J C Crabbe : "Cell cycle studies of the non-thermal effects of near-millimetre wave radiation on the growth of S. cerevisiae", IEEE International Conference on Terahertz Electronics Sendai, Japan, September 24 - 26 (2003) S Hadjiloucas, M Chahal, J W Bowen : "Preliminary results on the non-thermal effects of 200-350 GHz radiation on the growth rate of S. cerevisiae cells in micro-colonies", Physics in Medicie and Biology 47, 3831-3839 (2002) M Chahal, S Hadjiloucas, J W Bowen : "Non-thermal effects of 200-350 GHz radiation on the growth rate of S. cerevisiae cells in micro-colonies", First Internaitonal Conference on Biomedical Imaging and Sensing Applications of Terahertz Technology, Weetwood Hall, Leeds UK, November 30th to December 1st (2001) www.cyber.rdg.ac.uk /people/M.Chahal.htm   (204 words)

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