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Alok Sharma Vs. Nuclear Power Corp. of India Ltd. Andors

Court : Rajasthan Jodhpur

..... and force and submitted that firstly the petitioner has not established anywhere, except the documents filed with the rejoinder that he was under such a mental condition that he could not take an appropriate and free decision to resign from the services of the respondent corporation. ..... 11/11 decision taken by the petitioner in furtherance of his resignation letter and the series of acts clearly establish that he finally and irrevocably chose to part ways with the respondent- corporation.16. ..... considered and under article 226 of the constitution of india, the respondent corporation can be directed by this court and the petitioner was a young man of 30 years at the time of filing of this writ petition in the year 2008 and a sympathetic view of the matter deserves to be taken by this court. ..... writ petition no.73/2008 alok sharma ..... writ petition no.73/2008 alok sharma ..... writ petition no.73/2008 alok sharma ..... writ petition no.73/2008 alok sharma ..... writ petition no.73/2008 alok sharma ..... writ petition no.73/2008 alok sharma ..... writ petition no.73/2008 alok sharma ..... writ petition no.73/2008 alok sharma ..... writ petition no.73/2008 alok sharma ..... writ petition no.73/2008 alok sharma ..... writ petition no.73/2008 alok sharma ..... writ petition no.73/2008 alok sharma ..... respondent- corporation to re- consider the case of the petitioner for withdrawal of the resignation letter submitted by him on the ground of alleged mental depression condition, the present writ petition has been filed in this court on 02.01.2008.6. .....

Mukesh Mangal Vs. Ansal Properties and anr

Court : Rajasthan Jodhpur

..... despite notice given by the applicant, no arbitrator was appointed by the developer, therefore, i deem it appropriate to accept this application. ..... date of order : 22.07.2014 present hon'ble mr.justice govind mathur mr.mukesh mangal, applicant, present in person by the court : by an instrument dated 09.02.2008, ansal properties and infrastructures limited, new delhi allotted a shop at ansal royal plaza . ..... clause 44 of the instrument dated 09.02.2008 provides for appointment of an arbitrator for redressal of the disputes between the parties. ..... no response to the notice for demand of justice was given; hence, this application as per [2].the provisions of section 11 (6) of the arbitration and conciliation act, 1996 is preferred. .....

M/s. Birla Cement Works Vs. Rajasthan Electricity Regulatory Commissio ...

Court : Rajasthan Jodhpur

..... raghuvar (india) limited, (2000) 5 scc 299 in which the argument of limitation on the notice of demand of recovery issued by the assistant collector under section 11a of the electricity act, was not accepted, on the ground that modvat credit in respect of certain inputs could be reversed, if they were wrongly and undeservedly given by readjustment, and if need be, to recover ..... scc 34, on the powers of the electricity regulatory commission to review the tariff, it was held that the regulatory commission did not act outside its authority, in subjecting the grant of 3rd digit power factor incentive to the installation of the meters at the consumer's ..... the facts giving rise to the writ petitions were that the discoms, as licensees under sections 14 and 15 of the electricity act, 2003 (for short, 'the act') to transmit, distribute and trading in electricity, are required to install a correct meter, in accordance with the regulations, provided the licensee may require the consumers to give security for the ..... of incentive, without installation of the meters of the required specifications, which could have accurately measured the 3rd digit power factor, nor the provisions of the electricity act, 2003 provide, or the tariff assured 3rd digit power factor incentive to the industrial consumers, without installation of .2s meters. ..... (2008) 3 scc 128 to submit that if the licensee violates the tariff provisions, appropriate legal action can be taken, but that, for a mistake on the part of the .....

Tej Singh Vs. Bank of Rajasthan and Ors

Court : Rajasthan Jodhpur

..... of cashier-cum-godown keeper to officer cadre, appellant was in employment of the bank as cashier-cum-godown keeper and his status was that of a workman within the meaning of section 2(s) of the industrial disputes act, 1947 (for short, 'act of 1947').so far as service conditions of the cashier-cum-godown keeper, working under the respondent-bank, are concerned, obviously, those service conditions were governed by bipartite settlement dated 17th november, 1980, which ..... standing orders framed under and in accordance with the industrial employment (standing orders.act, 1946 are statutorily imposed conditions of service and are binding both upon the employers and employees, though they do not amount to statutory provisions .any violation of these standing orders entitles an employee to appropriate relief either before the forums created by the industrial disputes act or the civil court where recours.to civil court is open according to the principles ..... circumstances of the instant case, the order 12 under challenge is outcome of the powers exercised by the employer under the bipartite settlement, therefore, the only course, which was opened for the appellant, was to seek appropriate remedy under the act of 1947 and remedy of civil suit is, therefore, impliedly barred. ..... mohar singh [(2008) 5 scc542, yet again, hon'ble apex court had occasion to examine jurisdiction of civil court under section 9 cpc and held : 29. .....

Arawali Veterinary College, Sikar Vs. Union of India and Ors

Court : Rajasthan Jodhpur

..... the petitioner college and therefore, the vci may be permitted for physical verification of fulfilment of vci minimum standard of veterinary education regulations, 2008 at the petitioner college through its inspector or this court may appoint inspecting team for such verification and only thereafter, the council can take appropriate decision in the matter of allowing the admission/recognition of the qualification in respect of the petitioner college.13. ..... the committee constituted by this court to ascertain the removal of the deficiencies as pointed out by the petitioner college but then, till the inspection is carried out and appropriate decision is taken regarding the grant of sanction, the petitioner college deserves to be permitted to admit the students during the academic session 2015-16. ..... writ petition no.13792/13) 11 & animal science, parbhani are old colleges and were included in the first schedule at the time of coming into force of ivc act and thus, are recognized colleges as have been mentioned in the first schedule whereas the petitioner college has not found the place so far in the first schedule. ..... petitioner college and other similarly situated veterinary colleges outside the state of rajasthan inasmuch as, the number of colleges, who have been taken into schedule i of vci act are having deficiencies either more than arawali veterinary college, sikar vs. ..... , it is stated that they are government colleges and stand included in the first schedule attached to the ivc act. .....

Lakshmi Lal and ors. Vs. Bhagwat Singh Mehta and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1952Raj22

..... the commissioners, dated 19th june, 1946, which had been dismissed by the high court of udaipur; (3) that the petitioners had filed a petition for a writ under section 45 of the specific belief act as adapted in mewar, and the said petition had been dismissed; (4) that the petitioners had filed a civil suit claiming the same reliefs, and that suit was pending in a civil court; (5) ..... on behalf of the government, reliance was placed on section 9 of the act, which laid down that 'no order of the appropriate government appointing any person as a member of a board, court or tribunal shall ..... the relevant portion of that section clearly says that 'no proceedings conducted or order made by the commissioners or the government before or after the passing of this act in cases specified in schedule 1 (ummaid mal dharam chand's case being mentioned in the schedule), shall be called in question in any proceedings before any civil court on, the ground that the ..... of 1944 went so far as to say in the later part of section 4 that the orders of the government or commissioners made before the passing of the act could not be challenged in a civil court on the ground that such proceedings or orders were opposed to the provisions of any law, custom or usage for ..... and shri dal chand agarwala, were appointed to settle the matter between the parties, some of these officers were unable to act, and the matter was finally referred, to shri jawan singh ranawat, shri gamer singh, shri jagannath singh mehta, and .....

Jeewan Ram Vs. United State of Rajasthan and anr.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1952Raj137

..... guaranteed by the constitution may be put in jeopardy by the executive, and the court has been empowered to issue to any person or authority and in an appropriate case even to the government, directions, orders or writs for the enforcement of rights conferred by part iii of the constitution. ..... , provided for requisition, and the provision of appeal that exists in section 5, clearly, in our opinion, show that the competent authority acts as a quasi-judicial tribunal under the ordinance.reliance in this connection has been placed on 'province of bombay v. ..... with which we are dealing provides for objections and appeal, and, therefore, if it was necessary under the bombay act to set out the specific purpose, it is all the more necessary in the case of this ordinance to do ..... advani', air 1950 s c 222, where it was held that the order of requisition was an administrative act, and the decision of the provincial government about the existence of a public purpose was not regarded as a judicial or a ..... true that under article 385 of the constitution, the raj pramukh now promulgates laws by means of acts; but this ordinance was promulgated in august, 1949, and, therefore, article 385 has no application to ..... under these cir-cumstances, as we are satisfied that the colector is acting without jurisdiction, as he had not laid the foundation of his jurisdiction by any valid notice, and as possession has still to be taken, we are of opinion that we should prohibit the collector from taking possession .....

Bishan Singh Vs. State of Rajasthan and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1953Raj46

..... an application by thakur bishan singh, jagirdar of village nim-bol, under article 226 of the constitution of india praying that a writ in the nature of certiorari, prohibition and mandamus or any other appropriate writ may be issued to the state of rajasthan, and the order made by the state under section 7 (1) (b) of the marwar court of wards act be quashed.2. ..... next point urged is that the conditions requisite under section 11 of the marwar court of wards act, 1923 to empower the court of wards to assume the superintendence of the property are not ..... sons and kamdar from doing violent action and this shows the incapability of the thakur to manage his thikana affairs in accordance with the provi-sions of section 7 (b), marwar court of wards act, and consequently the thakur deserves to be declared incapable to manage his thikana affairs. ..... it seems to us that the intention of the legislature would be frustrated, and the act made to a great extent ineffective, if it was necessary, before a jagirdar could be disqualified by reason of vicious habits or bad character, that he should have also been convicted of a non-bailable offence.suppose, a jagirdar had ..... 'thus, under this provision, reference to the darbar in the marwar act can be construed as reference either to the raj pramukh or to the government of rajasthan depending upon the circumstances ..... the marwar court of wards act provides under section 7 (1) the conditions under which jagirdars shall be deemed to be disqualified to manage .....

Rangraj and ors. Vs. Gram Panchayat, Khinwel

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1952Raj144

..... it has been admitted by the opposite parties that no such notification as required under section 4 of the act was ever issued by the minister in charge; nor has any such notification been brought to our notice by ..... observed that writs of quo warranto are not issued as a matter of course where there is an alternative remedy which is equally appropriate and effective. ..... it further appears that the sub-divisional officer and the collector refused to act under section 59 and the order of the panchayat imposing the tax on the applicants ..... that was also a case under the income-tax act and it was held that where an assessee failed to ask for a relief which he would have been entitled to obtain under any of the provisions of the income-tax act, then certainly the high court would not exercise its power to issue prerogative writs to give such relief to ..... the applicants is that no notification under section 4 has ever been issued establishing a 'panchayat' in village khinwel and therefore, the body which is acting as a 'panchayat' in that village has no legal sanction and cannot junction as such. ..... out that in the present case section 60 of the marwar village panchayats act, 1945 does not confer any right on any party. ..... he has the authority of calling for and examining the record of proceedings of any panchayat for the purpose of satisfying himself as to the legality or propriety of any executive order passed by it under cover of this act and to revise or modify such order as he may deem fit. .....

Jago Vs. the State

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : AIR1953Raj117

..... it was observed in that case that, 'it was not necessary or possible in every case of criminal breach of trust to prove in what precise manner the money was spent or appropriated by the accused because under the law even temporary retention is an offence provided that it is dishonest. ..... the mental act or intent to deprive the master of his property is the gist of the offence of criminal breach of trust. .....