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Dr.N.Nagarajan Vs. University of Madras

Court : Chennai

..... in his further submission, it was further stated that, in the case of one dr.mrs.nazeem akthar, the university counted the temporary services rendered by her in another center - state resource center for non formal adult education, which is non-governmental organisation and therefore, he pleaded, when the above non-government service was counted in the case of the above said person, there is no justification in refusing to count the services rendered by ..... further, in the said proceedings, it was also decided by the commission that the posts of project officers for the adult continuing education and extension (including population education) in the universities shall also carry the scale of pay of rs.2200-4000 with the benefit of senior grade and selection grade as admissible to lecturers working in the ..... petitioner was initially appointed as technical assistant in the department of adult and continuing education, madras university, on 20.11.1987. ..... another communication dated 16.02.1993 sent to the registrar, the ugc made it clear that the incumbents working in the department of adult education should have the same status and facilities as admissible to those working in other departments of the university except that adult education department. ..... ), department of adult and continuing education, by the statutory selection committee, and thereafter, his probation was also declared on 04.08.1991, and this could be seen from the extract of the minutes of the meeting of the syndicate of .....

Sessions Judge Vs. Perumal and anr.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 1974CriLJ261

..... cr 196 wherein the learned judge observed:where a plurality of persons jointly take part in an offence and some of them happen to be adults and others happen to be juveniles, it is eminently desirable and certainly permissible that the same forum tries all the accused, adult and juvenile, not jointly but separately, trying the adult accused in accordance with the provisions of the code of criminal procedure and the juvenile accused in accordance with the provisions of the ..... if, in the earlier case, the court finds the accused guilty, the subsequent trial of the juvenile of the adult accused may cause an apprehension, that the judge had taken a view on the earlier case and his view will be coloured in the ..... should not be pronounced in either case till both the trials are over.if the enquiry against the adult accused results in an order of discharge, the court of session may straightway try the juvenile accused ..... because of the prohibition against joint trial, the court of session will have to try the adult accused separately from the juvenile accused, that is to say, there will be two separate trials the sessions judge should not pronounce judgment in either case till the trials in both the cases ..... such a course the sessions judge or the assistant sessions judge will, besides avoiding a conflict of decisions, also avoid any impression which might otherwise be created in the mind of either the adult accused or the juvenile accused that his case has been prejudged by the judge. .....

E.Seshan Vs. Union of India

Court : Chennai

..... up in an area without any other elephants and hence their understanding of the social organization and hierarchies may be very poor and the sub-adult female and the four juveniles are not suitable for translocation, given the fact that there is no large female (even a large sub-adult) to help and guide them and taking into consideration the said vital aspect and further that the food habitats of the elephants ..... the fourth respondent also lays stress on the fact that there is one solitary adult about 40 years and a female elephant acting as matriarch and it died due to natural cause in may 2012 and thereafter, the behaviour of the herd has become uncertain and unpredictable and only single adult male has been the breeder of the population and on account of the same, there is bound to be inbred population and it may not be good for the .....

Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam rep. by its Organisation Secretary R.S. Bhar ...

Court : Chennai

..... it needs little argument to hold that the heart of the parliamentary system is free and fair election periodically held, based on adult franchise, although social and economic democracy may demand much more. ..... all such persons, who stand elected through the exercise of adult franchise, are well covered under the representation of people act, as they are elected representatives of the people. ..... a free and fair election based on universal adult franchise is the basis, the regulatory procedures vis-a-vis the repositories of functions and the distribution of legislative, executive and judicative roles in the total scheme, directed towards the holding of free elections, are the ..... so we have adult franchise and general elections as constitutional compulsions. .....

R. Thirunavukkarasau and Others Vs. the State of Tamil Nadu, Rep.by It ...

Court : Chennai

..... . but unfortunately, after its adoption in india, in the form of distance education or adult and continuing education, some of the universities in the country started perverting the whole objective, by making available all kinds of degrees, solely with a view to enable the acquirers of such degrees to claim a right for being ..... . the communication pointed out that investment in adult learning has both public and private benefits such as greater employability, increased productivity, better quality employment, reduced expenditure in areas such as unemployment benefits, welfare payments and early retirement pensions, increased social returns in ..... . this communication defined adult learning as "all forms of learning undertaken by adults after having left initial education and training" ..... . in october 2006, the european commission published a communication titled "adult learning it is never too late to learn" .....

A.T. Raghava Chariar Vs. O.A. Srinivasa Raghava Chariar

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 36Ind.Cas.921; (1916)31MLJ575

..... promise and may decline to accept performance of the minor's promise, (which is the result of the agreement being void) and although the adult promisor if he had performed his promise may decline to accept performance of the minor's promise and seek to get back what he has given, (so long at least as the infant is in possession of it), if the adult promisor does accept performance, i do not see why that should not form a sufficient consideration for his promise. ..... these provisions after all were enacted for the benefit of incapacitated persons and need not be interpreted so as to enable an adult party to defeat or impair the obligation of his contract by his own act or to profit by his own fraud (maxwell, page 337). ..... ' and not for the minor ; but if a minor was incapable of being a transferee, to the extent of the minor's interest at least, the mortgage must have been void, in the same way as a mortgage by a minor along with an adult is void so far as the minor and his share of the properties were concerned. ..... where the consideration for the promise of the adult is a promise by the minor, inasmuch as the minor cannot make a promise enforceable in law, the consideration necessarily fails and the promise of the adult does not therefore become a contract; as a learned writer says, ' the promise of infants should never have been held to be promises in law or to constitute a consideration for another promise. .....

M.L.M. Ramanatham Chettiar Vs. Ramanathan Chettiar and ors.

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 117Ind.Cas.705

..... we would extend this principle a little further and hold that, where there is on record in the execution petition an adult legal representative who ought to have come forward and requested a notice under rule 22 and did not, he still sufficiently represents the estate and no further notice is necessary to him or to the ..... think these cases are to be applied to a case like the present where the legal representatives were on the record all the time representing the estate, and one of them was an adult capable, if he had chosen, of looking after the interests of the estate. ..... case is one where there was already an adult on the record who could sufficiently represent the ..... the 15th defendant then being on the record and an adult and so capable of representing the estate, the only question remaining is point (c) whether there was any breach of the statutory law in not hiving a fresh guardian ad litem appointed for his minor brothers ..... in these circumstances, the sale was held with one adult member of the family, who had not been personally served with notice under order xxi, rule 22, and two minor members without a guardian on the record, and the question is whether there ..... no doubt the 15th defendant was then an adult, but the fact that no initial notice was taken out also to him as ..... if there is already some adult on the record, for example, the manager of the joint family who does adequately represant the estate and its interests, the mere omission to appoint a guardian for the minor will .....

R. Syamb Ananthan and Others Vs. Cox and Kings and Another

Court : Tamil Nadu State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission SCDRC Chennai

..... and singapore they had to pay extra money for travel in vehicles, boarding and lodging since the opposite parties had arranged all facilities including boarding, lodging and travel only for 4+1, omitting another adult and it goes without saying that due to the negligence and deficiency in service on the part of the opposite parties, the entire tour was not enjoyable to the complainants and the journey was an unpleasant experience ..... the first opposite party instead of booking flight tickets and making arrangements for 5 adults and one child in a single group, they arranged 4 adults + 1 child in one group and another separate single ticket for one adult, thus they were divided into two groups, as a result of which right from the beginning when they boarded the flight from chennai till they returned, they suffered a lot and they could not be ..... admittedly, the complainants were 5 adults and one child and in total they were 6 in number. ..... the complainants were of 5 adults and one child who is the 4th complainant / daughter aged 11 years. ..... 4 adults + 1 child in one group and separate ticket for one adult in a separate group, and thus, as admitted by the opposite parties, the 6 persons were divided into two groups. ..... breakfast during their stay in singapore; q) opposite parties forcing them to change the hotel and to spend money for four nights; r) opposite parties even now not returning the cost of the package for one adult to them 2. .....

Akavande Mulahur Vatakethil Kizhakke Nayar Veetil Karna Vastri Sreedev ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1935Mad71

..... that case it was held that members of a malabar tarwad who were minors when a partition was made with the consent of all the adult members at the time, cannot upset the partition on the ground that the division was per stirpes, namely, by tavazhies, and not per capita ..... what was decided way only this, that a partition which was effected with the consent of all the adult members cannot be said to prejudice those who wore minors at the time of the partition, on the mere ground that the method of partition adopted was per stirpes and not ..... as i read that judgment, it only decided that when a partition was effected with the consent of all the adult members of a marumakkathayam tarwad, it was not open to a member who was minor at that time to impugn that partition on the mere ground that partition was effected on per stirpes and not on per capita ..... the court held that if the partition was a bona fide arrangement come to by all the adult members of the tarwad, it could not be set aside by a minor member on that sole ..... is that a bona fide partition arrangement would be upheld, if assented to by all the adult members of the tarwad, whether the scheme of division be per stirpes or per capita. ..... in the latter case it was pointed out that,the partitions effected by the adult members of the family are binding on the minor members in the absence of negligence or ..... minor member sought to sot aside a partition entered into by all the adult members, on the sole ground that division was made per capita. .....

Akavande Mulanhur Vatakethil Kizhakke Nayar Veettil Karnavastri Sreede ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : 152Ind.Cas.524

..... that case it was held that members of a malabar tarwad who were minors when a partition was made with the consent of all the adult members at the time, cannot upset the partition on the ground that the division was per stirpes, namely by tavazhies and not per capita. ..... what was decided was only this, that a partition which was effected with the consent of all the adult members cannot be said to prejudice those who were minors at the time of the partition, on the mere ground that the method of partition adopted was per stirpes and not per ..... as i read that judgment it only decided that when a partition was effected with the consent of all the adult members of a marumakkatayam tarwad, it was not open to a member who was minor at that time to impugn that partition on the mere ground that partition was effected on per stirpes and not on per capita, ..... the court held that if the partition was a bona fide arrangement come to by all the adult members of the tarwad, it could not be set aside by a minor member on that sole ..... is that a bona fide partition arrangement would be upheld, if assented to by all the adult members of the tarwad, whether the scheme of division be per stirpes or per capita. ..... minor member sought to set aside a partition entered into by all the adult members, on the sole ground that division was made per capita. ..... in the latter case it was pointed out thatthe partitions effected by the adult members of the family are binding on the minor members in the absence of negligence or .....