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A recent Judgment passed in 2009 by Hon'ble High Court, Mumbai on the issue of Bond M-20
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION
WRIT PETITION NO.1671 OF 2009
Mr. Shashikant Jesrani & Ors...Petitioners
Assistant Registrar & Ors...Respondents
Mr.Satyajeet Mirajkar i/b.Gabriel Pillai for the Petitioners
Mr.S.N.Patil, A.G.P. for the Respondents
CORAM: - V.C.DAGA, J.
DATE: 27TH JANUARY, 2009
1. Heard learned Counsel for Petitioner. This Petition is directed against the order dated 13th January, 2009 passed by the Divisional Joint Registrar, Co-operative Societies, Mumbai Division, Mumbai.
2. The factual matrix canvassed during the course of hearing, is as under:
3. On 8th August, 2005, the Managing Committee of The Society entered into the office for a term of five years.
4. As per Section 73(1) (AB) of the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, 1960, the Members of the Managing Committee were bound to execute bond by 23rd August, 2005 (i.e. within 15 days from the date of assuming office).
5. The Members of the Managing Committee failed to execute bonds. Consequently, by operation of law, the Managing Committee automatically vacated their office on 24th August, 2005. Thereafter, there was no validly elected Managing Committee in the office of: 2: the Society.
6. It appears that out of 7 members, 6 members who constituted Managing Committee in the month of August, 2005 continued to look after the affairs of the Society till 2008 though unauthorized. It further appears that sensing action from the Co-operative Department; these 6 Members adopted resolution dated 10th September, 2008 and appointed Advocate Mr. Borade as an Election Officer to conduct Election, who appears to have conducted Election in the month of October, 2008. The present Petitioners are claiming to be the validly elected Members of the Managing Committee in the election held in October, 2008.
7. The fault was found by the Co-operative Department with regard to the contention of the Petitioners with regard to the validity of the election held in the month of October, 2008, since old Managing Committee could not have held election for want of authority. Consequently, the Assistant Registrar in exercise of power under Section 73(1) (AB) read with Section 78 of the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, 1960 appointed an Administrator. Challenge to this order failed. The said order has also been confirmed in Appeal by the Divisional Joint Registrar, which is impugned in this Petition filed under Article 227 of the Constitution of India.
8. Having heard learned Counsel for Petitioner, :3: it is clear that the Members of the Managing Committee were elected on 8th August, 2005, had automatically vacated their office on 24th August, 2005, in view of the lapse committed by them leading failure to execute bond under Section 78(1) (AB) of the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act,1960. Thereafter, there was no legal Managing Committee in the office. Therefore, the resolution dated 10th September, 2008 adopted by the Managing Committee, who was illegally holding office could not have adopted resolution to hold fresh election. The action is bad & illegal.
9. If the aforesaid resolution was the foundation for holding election giving birth to the existing Managing Committee, then it suffers from the illegality. The Election conducted by the Society in the month of October, 2008 being bad and illegal, the Respondent Co-operative Department was perfectly justified in appointing an Administrator under Section 78 of the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, 1960.
10. In this view of the matter, the Petition is devoid of any substance and liable to be dismissed.
11. In the result, Petition is dismissed. No order as to costs.
Published in interest of Public
- Courtesy Adv. R. P. Rathod.
Advocate High Court, Mumbai.
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Thomas Thwing (1635–1680) was an English Roman Catholic priest and martyr, executed for his supposed part in the Barnbow Plot, an offshoot of the fabricated Popish Plot invented by Titus Oates. His feast day is 23 October.

Early life
His father was George Thwing, Esq. of Kilton Castle, Brotton, and Heworth Hall. His mother was Anne, daughter of Sir John Gascoigne and his wife Anne Ingleby, and sister of Sir Thomas Gascoigne, 2nd Baronet, of Barnbow Hall, Barwick in Elmet. Both parents were Yorkshire recusants. The martyr Edward Thwing was his great-uncle.

Thomas was born at Heworth Hall, Heworth, York, and educated at St Omer and at the English College (Douai), ordained a priest and sent to minister at the English Mission in 1665, which he did for roughly 14 years. Until April 1668, he was chaplain at Carlton Hall, the seat of his cousins, the Stapleton family. He opened a school at Quosque, the Stapletons' dower-house. He lived on Hepworth Lane, in Carlton, Selby.

In 1677 Mary Ward's Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary (I.B.V.M.) began its foundation at Heworth Manor (also called Heworth Hall), which had been purchased in 1678 by Thomas' maternal uncle, Sir Thomas Gascoigne, from Sir George "for my niece Ellen," Thomas' sister, after which it was given to the order. Thwing's sisters, Anne, Catherine, Ellen (Helen) and cousin Jane, were instrumental to the founding of the order, Dolebank Convent and the Bar Convent. It was at the Manor House that Thwing would become chaplain and where he was arrested in early 1679.

"Barnbow plot"
At the time of the Titus Oates scare, or "Popish Plot", two servants, Bolron and Mowbray, who had been discharged from Sir Thomas Gascoigne's service for dishonesty, sought vengeance and reward by revealing a supposed plot by Gascoigne and others to murder King Charles II. At first, the informers made no mention of Thwing. Nevertheless, Gascoigne, his daughter Lady Tempest, Thwing, and others were arrested on the night of 7 July 1679, and removed to London for trial at Newgate.

Gascoigne sensibly demanded to be tried by a Yorkshire jury, whom the judges admitted were better equipped to decide on the credibility of witnesses, most of whom they knew personally, than were the judges themselves. The trial was postponed to the summer assizes. Thwing was brought to the bar on 29 July, and Gascoigne's former servant, Robert Bolron, testified against him. All of the accused were acquitted except Thwing, who was brought back to York, where he was arraigned at York on 17 March 1680, along with, among others, a kinsman, Sir Miles Stapleton. The prosecution played upon a list of Catholics which had been found on the night of the arrest. In reality, they were not conspirators but supporters of the new convent at Dolebank which Gascoigne's daughter Lady Tempest had recently founded. At her father's trial, the Court had heard much evidence about the convent, but the judges apparently did not regard her actions as treasonable, since at her own trial she was acquitted. Sir Miles Stapleton was also acquitted, as was another alleged conspirator, Mary Pressicks: the judges, showing far more impartiality than in earlier Popish Plot trials, ruled that her statement that  "we shall never be at peace till we are all of the Roman Catholic faith" was not treasonable, but a simple expression of opinion.

Despite the acquittal of Stapleton and Mrs. Pressicks, Thwing was promptly found guilty on the very same evidence upon which his relatives had been acquitted. Upon hearing the sentence, he humbly bowed his head, saying in Latin, "Innocens ego sum" (I am innocent).

The King at first reprieved him, but owing to a remonstrance of the Commons the death warrant was issued on the day after the meeting of Parliament. Thwing was hung, drawn, and quartered at the Tyburn in York on October 23, 1680. His friends interred his quartered body. According to Francis Drake (1736) he was buried in the churchyard of St Mary Castlegate, York (nearest to York Castle) in a coffin with this inscription on a brass plate: R D Thomas Thweng of Heworth collegii Anglo-Duaceni sacerdos, post 15 annos in Anglicana missione transactos Eboraci condemnatus, martyrio affectus est Oct die 23 anno Dom. 1680.  Duobus falsis testibus ob crimen conspirationis tunc temporis catholicis maliciose (?) impositum.

John Philipps Kenyon observed that Thwing was executed for conspiracy, despite the logical difficulty of a conspiracy without any other conspirators.

Posthumous
Thomas Thwing was declared Venerable by Pope Leo XIII on 9 December 1886 and beatified by Pope Pius XI on 15 December 1929 and henceforth known as the "Blessed Thomas Thwing".

See also
 Douai Martyrs

References

Sources
 Godfrey Anstruther, The Seminary Priests, Mayhew McCrimmon, Great Wakering, 1976, pp. 225–226.
 John William Willis-Bund, A Selection of Cases from the State Trials, University Press, Cambridge, 1882, vol. II, pp. 1055 and 1117ff.

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The proceedings at the assizes holden at York, the 24th day of July, 1680
"The Last Speech of Thomas Thwing Priest; Executed at York for High-Trenson; OnSaturday the 23. of October 1680

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Today begins my favorite season of the entire year! There is nothing like the season of fall. The turn of leaves, the cool, crisp air, football games, costumes, Thanksgiving, and the list could go on and on. Autumn brings a renewed sense of focus and excitement, with school starting and the hot days of Summer disappearing. So here are some new things that you can try this fall to make it memorable and fun for you and your family.
1. Go for walks together-Get outside for winter hibernation and enjoy the changing colors of the trees.
2. Go see a football game-An essential American experience. Nothing beats the smell of hotdogs and BBQ, and the visual potpourri of a football game and all its excitement. A great family outing.
3. Paint pumpkins together-Go to a local store or pumpkin patch and pick out that perfect pumpkin. Take it home and enjoy carving or painting fun or scary faces for Halloween.
4. Play in the leaves-As the leaves fall and pile up in your yard, look at it not as a chore but a chance to have fun and play in the crisp, crunchy leaves.
5. Have Thanksgiving Dinner with family-Fall Holidays are a chance to reconnect with family. Don't miss the opportunity to create memories and bonds around the Thanksgiving table.
6. Serve those who are homeless and cold-As you enjoy all of the wonderful parts to the fall season, don't forget about those who are without a home or family. Bring the homeless hot chocolate or warm blankets to keep them warm through the winter.
Even if you've done this things before, all of these activities are great things to do in the season of fall. Enjoy the outdoors, the sights, sounds and smells, and connect with your family and help those in need.
Stay tuned on hackalife for some great fall projects and tips on how to save money and enjoy life to its fullest!


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A Portrait of Samuel Larison, Freemason and Winemaker
The Shaving Mason
Digital Collections Highlight: Check Signed by President Garfield and Albert Hawkins
The G. Edward Elwell, Jr., Autograph Collection contains around one hundred documents collected by G. Edward Elwell, Jr., 33°, a member of Caldwell Consistory (Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania), a professional printer and Scottish Rite Mason. In 1898, the 12-year-old Elwell wrote a letter to Admiral George Dewey (1837–1917), a hero of the Spanish-American War. Dewey's reply became the first signed document in Elwell's collection. The items in the collection span nearly 500 years of history (1489-1960), and each contains the signature of a well-known figure from American and European history.
One of the items that has always caught my eye is this check, dated June 30, 1881. President James A. Garfield (1831-1881) signed this check, which was issued to Albert Hawkins, the White House's coachman, two days before the President was shot. The sixty-dollar check was Hawkins' monthly salary. After the death of President Garfield, his widow, Lucretia Garfield, gave the check to the historian Edward Everett Hale, who notes the history of the check on the reverse.
There is little doubt that Elwell collected this item because of its association with President Garfield, but today, we can see that it helps tell a more complete story, that of Albert Hawkins, a Black man who served as the White House's coachman under six U.S. presidents. The White House Historical Association, in writing about Hawkins, states that "Albert Hawkins was a coachman who began his service under Ulysses S. Grant. By the 1880s, he was among the most celebrated of Washington's African American community…"
You can see a high-res image of this check at our Digital Collections website.
Check issued to Albert Hawkins, 1881 June 30. Gift of Caldwell Consistory, Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, A74/002/043.
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"I'm So Tired..." (stylized in lowercase) is a song recorded by American singer Lauv and Australian singer-songwriter Troye Sivan. It was released on January 24, 2019, and was later featured as the lead single on Lauv's debut album, How I'm Feeling. The song reached number eight on the UK Singles Chart, becoming both artists' first top 10 there. It also reached the top 5 in Ireland, top 10 in New Zealand, and the top 15 in Australia.

Background

Sivan remembers "Fully flipping out" upon being shown the track by Lauv during a writing session.  The track went through several variations. At one point, the chorus featured four on the floor drum beats, although this version "felt really good". According to Sivan, it felt like a remix and that element was eventually dropped. Lauv would go on to call the single an "accidental duet" explaining " he [Sivan] just sounded too good singing it, so I think it was just natural to do the record together.".

Critical reception
Rolling Stone called the track a "snappy cut" that "dump[s] on modern lovelorn ballads like Coldplay's 'Hurts Like Heaven' and Lorde's 'Buzzcut Season'", with Lauv and Sivan singing about how they are "so tired of love songs". Lake Schatz of Consequence of Sound called it a "reflective, sobering listen".

Music videos
YouTube includes a visuallzer by Troye Sivan and a visualizer by Lauv. The difference between the two visualizers is that Lauv's version is 2 seconds longer than Troye Sivan's version. Also, Lauv drives the car in Troye Sivan's version, while Troye Sivan drives the car in Lauv's version.

A music video for the song was released on February 14, 2019, or Valentine's Day. It shows the two singing and getting in the middle of a dating couple, while still unnoticed. In the end, Lauv slams the car's door, starting a car alarm and gaining their attention while walking away.

Charts

Weekly charts

Year-end charts

Certifications

References

2019 singles
2019 songs
Lauv songs
Songs written by Lauv
Songs written by Troye Sivan
Songs written by Leland (musician)
Songs written by Michael Pollack (musician)


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Elsevier doesn't publish Junk Science. Does it?
Some years ago Elsevier funded the PRISM initiative to discredit Open Access with the slogan "Open Access is Junk Science". The implication, of course, was that of course Elsevier didn't publish junk.
In drug discovery, de novo potent leads need to be synthesized for bioassay experiments in a very short time. Here, a protocol using DrugPrinter to print out any compound in just one step is proposed. The de novo compound could be designed by cloud computing big data. The computing systems could then search the optimal synthesis condition for each bond–bond interaction from databases. The compound would then be fabricated by many tiny reactors in one step. This type of fast, precise, without byproduct, reagent-sparing, environmentally friendly, small-volume, large-variety, nanofabrication technique will totally subvert the current view on the manufactured object and lead to a huge revolution in pharmaceutical companies in the very near future.
I am holding out hope that this paper is some sort of Sokal Affair-type hoax, or perhaps an incredibly convincing piece of elaborate performance art.
PMR: It is incredible that this paper was published . It's pure fantasy – "if we create robots at a molecular level we can assemble molecules" . It's in the realms of matter transformation, hyperspace jumps, etc. Great for Amazing Science Fiction.
But it has no place in a reputable scientific journal. There are no experiments, no discussion of scale – no anything. It's total fantasy. Yes it might happen in 100 years; so might worm-hole travel; and moral robots.
Oh, and it's APC – paid Open Access. The author has probably paid ca 2500 GBP to allow other people to read this.
And who is Peter Murray-Rust to criticise a paper published in an Elsevier journal? It's peer-reviewed so it must be correct. And, as we know, Elsevier doesn't publish junk science.
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With the weather breaking, everyone wants to be outside to enjoy the sun, sea and sand, but there are dangers that go along with these activities. The Red Cross has a list of rules to abide by that will help protect you and your family from the dangers that lurk around many summertime activities. So take precautions and have fun!
Swim in supervised areas only.
Swim while sober, as alcohol dramatically affects your judgment and coordination.
Pay attention to the weather forecast and get out of the water at the first sign of bad conditions.
Put your inexperienced children in a floatation device when around the water.
Don't swim if you are too tired, too cold, too far from safety, have gotten too much sun or have had too much strenuous activity.
Know how to prevent, recognize and respond to emergencies. Taking a first aid or CPR class might be a good idea if you plan to be around water all summer.
Before you invite your friends to accompany you on your boat for a lovely afternoon, make sure you know how to swim and take a boating course to learn about navigation, emergency procedures and the effects of wind, water and weather.
Bring a portable radio with you to check for weather reports and be aware of sudden wind shifts, lightning or choppy water, as these are generally indications of a brewing storm.
Pack extra gear such as a flashlight, extra batteries, matches, a map of where you are, flares, suntan lotion, a first aid kit and extra sunglasses and put them in a waterproof pouch or floatable container.
Let someone know your destination and approximately how long you will be gone.
Before leaving, double check you equipment, boat balance, engine and fuel supply.
Boating and drinking often go hand in hand, but it's a bad idea as half of all drowning results from boating indictments involving alcohol. Just like drinking and driving, drinking and boating don't mix!
Stock your boat with floatation devices for everyone on board.
Wear lightweight, light colored clothing, don a hat and bring an umbrella to deflect some of the sun's intense rays.
Drink plenty of water even if you don't feel thirsty. Especially if you are participating in strenuous activities, have a water bottle with you at all times and avoid alcohol and caffeine when out in the sun, as they tend to dehydrate your body.
Eat smaller meals more often throughout the day and avoid foods high in protein and salt.
If you plan on exercising outdoors or participating in strenuous activity, do it during the coolest part of the day which is usually 4:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m.
Stay indoors when possible, but if you are outside, take regular breaks and rest in a cool place before resuming your activity.