Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1979)2GLR140
..... him, or(b) on account of the cultivation of paddy, having been so adversely affected on account of drought or insufficient supply of water or of any pest or disease, injuries to crop or of any other sufficient cause, as to impose undue hardship on him, may within seven days from the date of receipt of such ..... vulnerable sections of the consumers, such grades or varieties of paddy which were specified in the impugned levy order and (iii) the recommendations, if any, of the agricultural prices commission with regard to the price of the concerned grade or variety of paddy.20. therefore, two questions arise for our consideration. did the state government while ..... into the fixation of purchase price of paddy under the impugned levy order.26. the first averment in that behalf is as follows:i say that the agricultural prices commission, while recommending procurement price of the commodities keep this objective in view having regard to the general crop prospects.this averment clearly shows that the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (2005)3GLR2152; (2006)ILLJ587Guj
..... have been avoided as desired by the supreme court. however, even now, in view of the observations made by their lordships of the supreme court in gujarat agricultural university (supra), availability of posts or vacancy thereon cannot be the issue since it was the obligation of the ongc to regularise the services of the workmen ..... observed that the view taken by chairman of railway board that there cannot be any designation assigned to a casual employee baffles all logic.11.10 recently in gujarat agricultural university v. rathod labhu bechar and ors. : (2001)illj710sc , the supreme court held as under:'17. from the aforesaid, it emerges that the learned single ..... basis of which they could claim pay scale or regular salary. in the facts of that case, services of the employees concerned were already terminated. in orissa university of agriculture & technology and anr. v. manoj k. mohanty : (2003)iillj968sc , the high court had not kept in mind the implications and impact on the other employees .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1981)22GLR349
..... 14 and 15 in the state list in the seventh schedule are....14. agriculture, including agricultural education and research, protection against pests and prevention of plant diseases.15. preservation, protection and improvement of stock and prevention of animal diseases; veterinary training and practice.it is well-settled law that once a piece ..... the concurrent list, item 41 in the state list speaks of 'agriculture, including agricultural education and research, protection against pests and preservation of plant diseases.' item 15 states: 'preservation, protection and improvement of stock and prevention of animal diseases; veterinary training and practice.' thus it is clear that as a matter ..... article 48 of the constitution which is in the group of directive principles of state policy enacts that the state shall endeavour to organise agriculture and animal husbandry on modern and scientific lines and shall, in particular, take steps for preserving and improving the breeds, and prohibiting the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1985)1.GLR57
..... which call for consideration in the context of the contention raised in these cases are:list ii - entry 14 : agriculture, including agricultural education, andresearch, protection against pests and preventionof plant diseases;entry 24 : industries subject to the provisions of entries 7and 52 of list i:entry 30 : money-lending and ..... courts.it is evident therefore that realising the need for increasing employment opportunities by encouraging productive efforts in various fields of industry and agriculture the government felt that institutional financing required to be mobilised speedily for the economic development of the state. such a speedy mobilisation of ..... takes considerable time. the state government is embarking on a big way to increase employment by encouraging productive efforts in various fields in industry and agriculture. naturally, therefore, institutional financing, requires to be mobilised speedily for the economic development of the state. to achieve this object, this bill .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1978)19GLR970
..... for confirmation to the respective authorities when they commence-to exercise their functions. it is under these transitory powers that the first vice-chancellor of the gujarat agricultural university, got the first statutes made and the board of management confirmed the first. statute as framed by the vice-chancellor; and those first statutes ..... were notified in the government gazette of february 22, 1973. these statutes are called 'the gujarat agricultural university first statutes, 1972,' and they came into force with effect from the date of the notification i.e. from february 22, 1972. statute 3 of ..... opinion, this distinction between qualifications on the one hand and conditions of service on the other was prevent to the mind of the legislature when in gujarat agricultural university act. 1969 in section 11(3) the legislature did not give the words 'qualifications for appointment' but only used the words 'emolument and other .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1982)2GLR22
..... has not been prescribed as one of the qualifications for such post.provided further that where a post requiring a medical, engineering or agricultural degree or diploma as a qualification is to be filled by direct selection through the gujarat panchayat service selection board or district panchayat service ..... are as under:(1) educational qualifications and other qualifications.(a) candidates should have at least passed:(i) vernacular final examination with diploma of an agricultural school; or(ii) matriculation or secondary school certificate examination.(b) preference shall be given to candidates with 'higher educational qualifications and experience in the ..... field of social service. knowledge of agricultural practices, background of village life and working knowledge of local language shall be considered as additional qualification.xxx xxx xxx(2) age limit- .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1980)2GLR434
..... shall stand transferred to, vest in, or devolve upon the university.(6) notwithstanding anything contained in sub-sections (1), (2) and (5), the agricultural college, junagadh, and all research and educational institutions in junagadh district which were under the control and management of any of the departments referred to in sub ..... accordance with the curricula of studies of the concerned university.(5) the control and management of all research and educational institutions of the department of agriculture, the department of animal husbandry, the fisheries department and of such other departments state government as the state government may, by notification in the ..... in not offering any option to the petitioner. consequently there was no question of any discrimination against the petitioner and other employees of gujarat agricultural service class ii who were not existing staff members of those transferred institutions at the relevant time. the respondents therefore contend that there was .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1967)ILLJ210Guj
..... all been placed above the junior clerks in the former saurashtra state and, for the purposes of future promotions, they are placed above all clerks in the agricultural department of the state of gujarat. the pay-scales of petitioners not only have not been affected, but, they have been improved. the start which some ..... secretary to the state of gujarat, which had, in the meantime, come into existence under the bombay state reorganization act, 1960, communicated to the director of agriculture, gujarat state, that the government of india had carefully considered the representations of the persons, mentioned in that letter, in which were included the names of some ..... the controversy between the parties, it will be convenient first to mention a few admitted facts. before 1 november 1956, petitioners were senior clerks in the agricultural department of the then state of saurashtra. in that department, the clerks were divided into two categories called senior clerks and junior clerks. the pay-scale .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : 1976CriLJ1256; (1975)1GLR313
..... high court and supreme court make it clear that the final decision in papanna gowda's case : (1970)iillj683sc was based on the scheme of mysore university (agricultural sciences) act and particularly the provisions of section 7, sub-section (5) which authorized the issuance of the notifications whereby government servants were to cease to hold ..... of mysore. section 7, sub-section (4) provided for the transfer of the control and management of certain other research and educational institutions in the department of agriculture and two other departments of the state government under a notification which the state government was empowered to issue in that regard. section 7, sub-section (5) ..... has been reported. it is necessary to set out the facts of h papanna gowda's case. papanna gowda was appointed on january 7, 1959 as an agricultural demonstrator as a local candidate. a local candidate as defined by the mysore civil service rules, is one who is appointed not in accordance with the rules of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1995)2GLR1210
..... surroundings, the polluted effluents flowing through kharicut canal have been damaging the aquifers right upto matar taluka and in the process degrading the fertile agricultural lands....51. even the industrial units, in the various affidavits which they have filed in court, have not denied the fact of large ..... dizziness, irritation of eyes and respiratory tract.(ix) fluoride causes fluorosis, dental defects, adverse effect on bone. damage to vegetation and plants.(x) mercury minamata disease, adverse effect on brain, kidney, spleen, lever, bone and central nervous system. loosening of teeth, dryness of throat, and mouth, psychic disturbances.(xi) ..... conditions and odour nuisance, may cause direct toxicity.(v) arsenic causes fatigue, loss of energy, neurological disturbances, adverse effect on kidney and lever, skin diseases.(vi) cadmium gastro-intestinal type of poisoning, nausea, salivation, vomitting, diarrhoea, abdominal pain. adverse effect on kidney, pancreas, thyroids and bones.(vii) .....
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