Ram Autar Pandey Vs. State of Uttar Pradesh and anr.

Decided On : Dec-21-1961

Court : Allahabad

LAW: Article 226 of the Constitution, Rule 56, Rule 56, Article 309 of the Constitution, Section 96-B of Government of India Act, Section 241 of Government of India Act, Article 309 of the Constitution of India, Article 309 of the Constitution of India, Article 309, Constitution, Section 21, Central Act, Article 309, Constitution, Section 21, Article 309 of the Constitution, Article 309, Section 21, Article 309, Article 309 of the Constitution, Article 311 of the Constitution, Article 311 of the Constitution, Article 311(2, Article 311 of the Constitution.23, Article 311.24, Article 311(2, Article 309, Constitution, Article 309, Article 311, Article 309, Article 311, Article 309, Article 311 of the Constitution, Constitution, Article 14, Article 14, Article 16 of the Constitution states, Article 16 of the Constitution, Rule 56, Rule 56, Section 96-B of the Government of India Act, Rule 56, Section 276 of the Act of, Constitution, Article 372 of the Constitution, Rule 56, Article 309 of the Constitution, Rule 56, Rule 56, Rule 56, Rule 56, Article 311 of the Constitution, Section 96B of the Act, Section 276 of the Act, Section 241, Constitution, Article 372, Article 309, Constitution, Section 241, Article, the Constitution Acts of, Article 309 of the Constitution, Article 309 replaced Section 241 of the 1935 Act, Article 309, Article 309, Article as, Article 309, Constitution, Rule 56, Article 307, Article 309, Section 21, Rule 56, Article 309, Rule 56, Article 309, Article 311(2, Constitution, Article 311, the Fundamental Rules, Article 311, Article 309, Article 311 of the Constitution, Article 311 of the Constitution, Rule 56, Article 311.57, Article 309, Article 311, Article 311, Rule 56, Article 311, Article 311, Article 311, Article 311 of the Constitution, Rule 55, Section 240, Constitution, Section 240, Article 311, Constitution, Article 311(2, Article 311, Article 311(2).62, Rule 56, Article 311 of the Constitution, Article that no one, Article 311, Rule 56, Article 311(2)', Article 311(2, Article 311(2, Article 311(2, Article 311, Article 311(2, Constitution, Article 311(2, Rule 56, Article 311(2, Constitution, Article 311, Article 311, Article 311, Article 311, Article 311(2, Constitution, Rule 10 of the Rules, Article 310 and 311 of the Constitution it, Article 311, Section 7, Constitution, the Police Act, Article 311(2, Article 311, Rule 56, Article 311(2, Constitution, Article 311, Rule 56, Constitution, Rule 56, Article 16 of the Constitution, Article 310 of the Constitution, Article, Article 309 of the Constitution, Article 310, Article 309 of the Constitution, Article 310 of the Constitution, Article, Article 309 reference, Article 310 of the Constitution, Article 310, Article 309, Constitution, Article 309, Constitution, Article 309, Article 309, Constitution, Article 313, Constitution, Section 6, the Alien Labour Act, Mys 37, Constitution, Constitution, Constitution, Constitution, the Constitutent Act, Article 213, Article 246, Article 311 of the Constitution, Article 311(2, Article 309, Article 310, Article 309, Article 311

PERSON: Ram Autar Pandey, Record Keeper, Financial Handbook, Schedule, Schedule, Schedule, P. C. Chaturvedi, Chaturvedi, Chaturvedi, Chaturvedi, Chaturvedi, Chaturvedi, Chaturvedicontended, Chaturvedi, Parshotarn Lal Dhingra v. Union, Chaturvedi, P. L. Dhingra's, P. L. Dhingra's, Chaturvedi, Chaturvedi, Chaturvedi, Articles 14, Chaturvedi, Chaturvedi, Retention, Srivastava, Rule 56, i. e., Gazette, Schedule, Schedule, P. Balakotaiah, Anil Nath De v., Constitu, necessary.53, Saubhagchand M. Doshi, Lal Dhingra's, S. R. Das, C. J., e. g., Das, C. J., Venkatarama Aiyar, J., Lal Dhingra's, Ram Narayan, Babu Ram Upadhya, Jagannath Prasad Sharma v. State, made.69, Articles, e. g., date.71, Articles 14, Oak, C. J., Jagannath Baksh Singh, Sibnath Banerji, Kewal Mal Singh v. Hetram, Bhola Nath Jatashankar, Section V. G. Iyengar v. State of Mysore, Raj Kishore, Austin, Dicey, Burah, Riel, Viscount Sankey, Sibnath Banerji, Laxmidas, Francis Fernandez, Jnan Prosanna Das Gupta v Province, Velayudam, AIR1950Mad324, Viscount Simon, Benoari Lal Sharma .Earlier, Chatturam Horiram Ltd.v, C. J., Venkata Rao v. Secy

ORG: The State of Uttar Pradesh, the U. P. Fundamental Rules, Government, Fundamental Rule, Uttar Pradesh, Government, U. P. Government, the Judicial Department, Court, the State Government, Uttar Pradesh, Finance Department, Fundamental Rules, Financial Handbook Volume II, Uttar Pradesh, Finance Department, Uttar Pradesh, Clasue, Fundamental Rule 56, Finance Department, Government, Government, Uttar Pradesh, State, Governors of Provinces, United Provinces, Uttar Pradesh, Fundamental Rules, Fundamental Rule 56, State, Fundamental Rule, State, Uttar Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, theGovernor, Government, Government, Government, Government, Fundamental Rule, Lordships of the Supreme Court, U.P., Government, Government, Government, Fundamental Rule, Fundamental Rule 56, Government, Such Government, Government, Government, State, State, Fundamental Rules, Government, Government, the Government of India Act, the Government of India Act, the Government Gazette Extraordinary, Court, the State of Uttar Pradesh, the State Government, the Government of India Act, Council, State, the Government of India Act, The Government of India Act, Legislature, State, Legislature, State, State, Legislature, State, Legislature, Legislature, Legislature, J. K. Jute Mills Co., Ltd., State of Uttar Pradesh, the Bengal NagpurRailway, the Railway Administration of India, Sections 241(2, theGovernment of India Act, GovernorGeneral, theRailway Services (Safeguarding of National Security) Rules, theRailway, theSupreme Court, Government, Government, Government, Fundamental Rule, State, Govenor, Reliance, the Supreme Court, State, Legislature, State, Classification Rules, Government, Government, Government, Dhingra, AIR 1958, Dhingra, AIR 1858, the Supreme Court, P. Balakotaiah v. Union of India, State, Orissa, State of Uttar Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh AIR, Government, the Civil Services (, the U. P. Disciplinary Proceedings (Administrative Tribunal) Rules, Tribunal, AIR 1961, SC, Article, State, State, Fundamental Rule 56, Dwivedi, State, the U. P. Legislature, State, the State Legislature, Legislature, State, Oxford English Dictionary, 3rd Edn, State, State, Public Service, Efficient Public Service, Public Service, Public Service, Legislature or Government, theLegislature, State, United Provinces, Court, Government, Imperial Government, Crown, Crown, Saurashtra, AIR 1952 Sau 49, Varadaraja Iyer v. State of, Travancore-Cochin, Trav-Co., the State Legislature, the State Legislature, The State Legislature, State, the State Legislature, Parliament, the Imperial Parliament, Hodge, British Coal Corporation, AIR 1935, the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, the Judicial Committee, the British Parliament, Colonial Legislate, the Judicial Committee, the Judicial Committee, AC 889, Courts of Justice, AC, the British North America Act, British Coal Corporation's, AC 500, the State Legislature, FederalCourt, Legislature, AIR 1949 Cal 1 (FB, Parliament, an Executive Authority, Lordships, Legislature, The Bihar Regulation IV of, SupremeCourt, the Supreme Court, Dhingra, AIR 1981, Government, Cause, Opposite Party

LOC: the District Judge, Govt

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CARDINAL: two, 27-11-1957, 58, 55, 56, two, 55, 56, two, 31-12-1961.5, two, 25, two, 6., 1, 9, As many as thirteen, thirteen, 25, two, 58, 55, 58, 55, 25, 1, II, 56, 58years, 1961.'3.Government, 2, 56, 25, 1, two, 25, 25, 3, 4, 24, 31-12-1961, two, 31-12-1961, 31-12-1961, 56.19, 2, 48, 49, two, two, 1, 2, 25, 7, two, 25, 25, 1958)ILLJ544SC, one, 56, 31-12-1961, 16, three, 25, 31-12-1961, 81-12, 31-12-1961, 31-12-1961, three, 31, 1, 55, 1, one, 58, 55, 58, 55, 1964.39, 55, 58, 56, 1861.3.Government, 1961.The, 1961.41, two, two, 58, 55, two, two, 58, 55, 55, 3, One, 1962]2SCR1, 266(3, 50, one, 52, two, 2, 2, two, 1, 2, 2, two, 2, three, 311, three, 1, 2, 60, 2, 11, three, two, 55, 58.66, 55, 58.'The, 1953]4SCR655, 1954)IILLJ139SC, 1958)ILLJ544SC, 1961)ILLJ552SC, one, 1953]4SCR655, 1954)IILLJ139SC, 1958]1SCR571, one, 309 310, 311, three, 55, 309, 310, 1, 2, three, 1, Two, One, 16, three, two, two, two, 546, 57, 140, 142, 143, 41, 3, 9, 117, 500, 158, 3, 10, 675, at least two, 1945, 352, 53, 1955]27ITR709(SC, 2, 1961CriLJ773, 1252.No, 2, 93.The, 1

DATE: the 4th of May 1906, 1929, the age of 55 years, 1957, 58 years, May 1964.3, 25-5-1961, 25-5-1961, 25-5-1961, the 31st December 1961, May 1964, 58 years, 58 years to, 55 years, November 27, 1957, June 17, 1957, the age of 58 years, June 17, 1957, the age of 55 years, November 27, 1957, June 17, 1957, the age of 55 years, May 25, 1961, the age of 58 years, the age of 55 years, the age of 55 years, 1961, May 25, 1961, May 25, the age of 57 years, the age of, December 31, 1961, May 25, the age of 55 years, the age of 57 years, December 31, the age of 55, May 25, 1961, December 30, 1961.Upto December 31, 1915, 1935, about the year 1942, the age of 55 years, the age of 60 years, '11, 55 years, 1957, 58 years, 55 years, 1957, the 3rd of May 1961, May 1961, the 24th of May 1961, 25-5-1961, 3-5-1961, 1897, 1897, '17, November 1957, 35 years to, 58 years, May 1961, 58 years to, 55 years, 1957, 1961, 58 years, 1961, '21, 1954)IILLJ139SC, 1957, May 1964, 24-5-1961, May 1964, 58 years to, 55 years, 55 years, May 1961, May 1964, 25-5-1961, 58 years to, 55 years, one month, one year's, 15 days, one year's, 1961, 1929, 55 years, 1957, 58 years, 1961, 55 years, today, 1929, 25-5-1961, 57 years, the ago of 58 years, December 31, 1961, 58 years, 1961, 58 years, 1957, 58 years, 58 years, 58 years, '33, 1929, more than 32 years, 60 years, the Age of 60 years, 55 years, 50 years, up to 60 years, a few months, J. 36, May 1906, May, 1929, Rule 56, 55, 1919, January 1 1922, 1919, 1935, 1930, the age of 55 years, the age of 60 years, the age of 55 years, 1957, the 27th November, 1957 Rule 56, the 17th June, 1957, May 1906, the 25th May, 1961, June 17, 1957, the age of 55 years, May 25, 1961, the age of 58 years, the age of 55 years, '40, May 25, 1961, the age of 57 years, December 31, 1961, May 25, 1961, the age of 55 years, the age of57 years, December 31, the age of 55 years, May 25, 1961, December 30.1961.Upto December 31, 55, May 1961, the 31st December, 1961, the 31st December, the 25th May, 1961, the age of 38, 1957, 1961, the age of, 58, the 25th May 1961, the 31st December 1961, the year 1957, the age of, 58, the 4th May, 1961, May 1961, 1919, 1919, 11935, 1935, 1950, 1935, Rule 56, 1957, 1919, 1935, 1935, 1939, 1946, 1949, 247, 1935, 1949, May, 1949, '49, 58, the 25th May, 1961, May, 1961, the 31st December, 1961, 1957, the age of 58, 58 to 55, the 31st December, 1961, 58, 1930, Rule 49, 1958]1SCR571, five years, '64, 1957, the age of 58, the age of, 58, the age of 55, the age of 55, 58 to 55, 1961CriLJ773, 1951, 1961)IILLJ166SC, 1947, the 25th May, the age of 55, 55, 58, the 25th May 1961, 58 to 55, J. 76, May 25, 1961, the age of 55, 1906, 1961, 1878, 1883, 1935, 1878, '86, 1885, '87, 1935, '88, '89, 1942, '91a, 58 years, 0043/1936, 58 years

ORDINAL: first, second, second, 4th, third, third, 4th, first, first, second, third, second, 4th, first, 4th, 4th, second, 25th, second, first, first, second, first, 25th, first, 4th, second, first, second, first, Secondly, third, second, second, second, first, first, Secondly, first

PRODUCT: a Full Bench, SCHEDULEColumn IColumn II1.Government, 751, Lordship

NORP: Thefirst, in1961, thai, theserules, Rules, Rules, Rules, Rules, Rules, Rules, oris, Satish, Canadian, Canadian, R.

EVENT: General Clauses Act, the 1935 Act, SC 36, SC 36, AC 542

TIME: remarked:'I am

WORK_OF_ART: Our Constitution, ' the Constitution, The Queen v. Burah, The Queen, The Queen

FAC: the Governor-General