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Praneeth K Vs. University Grants Commission (Ugc)

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... the revised guidelines dated 06.07.2020 is that the said guidelines insofar as it directs for holding of the final year/terminal semester examination by 30.09.2020 does not prohibit a state or state disaster management authority in taking appropriate decision in exercise of power under disaster management act, 2005 not to hold examination looking to the situation in a particular state. ..... a decision is taken by the appropriate authority under act, 2005 regarding non holding of examination, the same will operate and hold the field despite the provisions of the ugc act. ..... needs of universities; (b) allocate and disburse, out of the fund of the commission, grants to universities established or incorporated by or under a central act for the maintenance and development of such universities or for any other general or specified purpose; (c) allocate and disburse, out of the fund of the commission, such grants to other universities as it may deem 1 [necessary or appropriate for the development of such universities or for the maintenance, or development, or both, of any specified activities of such universities]. ..... we, thus, conclude that the state or the state disaster management authority have no jurisdiction under disaster management act, 2005 to take a decision for promoting the students on the basis of previous performance or internal assessment which decision being contrary to revised guidelines of the university grants commission cannot be upheld and has to give way to the guidelines .....

Pradutt Kumar Bharti Son of Shri Parshu Ram, Vs. Allahabad University ...

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : 2007(4)AWC3673

..... university of allahabad act, 2005, take appropriate decision in the matter to protect the academic interest of the students like the ..... court may record that sri arvind srivastava, learned counsel for the petitioners despite best effort could not point out any other provision under the state universities act, statutes, ordinances and regulations framed thereunder, which could permit students like the petitioners admitted to m.sc. ..... at this stage, reference may also be had to section 52(4) of the state universities act, which provides that the executive council shall have no power to amend any draft proposed by the academic ..... proposals of the faculty board of science in respect of back paper was never approved by the executive council and therefore, it cannot be said that any ordinances in accordance with the provisions of section-52 of the state universities act were ever framed or enforced in respect of back-paper in the said subject. ..... reference may also be had to section 52 (3) of the state universities act, which contemplates that any new or additional ordinances, or any amendment or repeal of the existing ordinances can be made by the executive council only if a draft in that regard is submitted by the ..... in respect of back-papers have not been framed/enforced in accordance with section-52 of the state universities act, there is no other ordinance, which permit the students of m.sc. ..... for ready reference section 52(4) of the state universities act, 1973 as was then applicable, may be .....

Abha Chawla Mohanty Vs. the Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd

Court : Mumbai

..... the petitioner eventually made application under the right to information act, 2005, calling upon the appropriate authority to furnish the documents, of which access was not provided to the petitioner, in spite of requests made by the petitioner ..... considering the fact that the petitioner was evicted from the service quarters only after the appropriate authority affirmed the penalty of removal from services after following the necessary procedure, it is not possible to ..... has thereby, committed the misconduct of misappropriation of company's funds, remaining willfully on 24 98010 unauthorized absence, disobeying the lawful and reasonable orders of her superiors, exhibited conduct unbecoming of a public servant, acted in a manner prejudicial to the interest of the company thereby contravening rule 3 (1) (iii), (iv) and rule 4 (5) (7) (8) (17) and 18 (1) (2) of the general insurance (conduct, discipline and ..... wilful insubordination and disobedience, remained absent without leave and without submitting leave applications and medical certificates for maternity leave, without sufficient grounds and satisfactory explanation committed an act which is subversive of discipline or of good behaviour, all in contravention of rules 3 (ii) (iii) (iv), 4(7), (8) (17) and (20) read with rule 18 of the general insurance conduct discipline and appeal rules, 1975 ..... papers submitted by her husband in year 2002 were surreptitiously and in haste accepted by the appropriate authority on 23rd august, 2005. .....

S. Vanitha Vs. The Deputy Commissioner

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... therefore, in the event that a composite dispute is alleged, such as in the present case where the suit premises are a site of contestation between two groups protected by the law, it would be appropriate for the tribunal constituted under the senior citizens act 2007 to appropriately mould reliefs, after noticing the competing claims of the parties claiming under the pwdv act 2005 and senior citizens act 2007. ..... been subsequently transferred to her in-laws (second and third respondents) or that her estranged spouse (fourth respondent) is now residing separately, is no ground to deprive the appellant of the protection that was envisaged under the pwdv act 2005 f summation 24 for the above reasons, we have come to the conclusion that the claim of the appellant that the premises constitute a shared household within the meaning of the pwdv act 2005 would have to be determined by the appropriate forum. ..... the appellant is at liberty to move the court to espouse her remedies 34 part f under the pwdv act 2005 for appropriate orders, including interim protections. ..... in deference to the dominant purpose of both the legislations, it would be appropriate for a tribunal under the senior citizens act, 2007 to grant such remedies of maintenance, as envisaged under s.2(b) of the senior citizens act 2007 that do not result in obviating competing remedies under 30 part e other special statutes, such as the pwdv act 2005. .....

Logan Vs. United States

Court : US Supreme Court

..... 53; consolidated appropriations act, 2005, 118 stat. ..... 2859; science, state, justice, commerce, and related agencies appropriations act, 2006, 119 stat. ..... 433; consolidated appropriations act, 2004, 118 stat. ..... the relief provision has been rendered inoperative, however, for congress has repeatedly barred the attorney general from using appropriated funds to investigate or act upon [relief] applications. ..... 3 (1992 through 2002); consolidated appropriations resolution, 2003, 117 stat. ..... if the offender s prior criminal record includes at least three convictions for violent felon[ies,] however, the armed career criminal act of 1984 (acca) mandates a minimum term of 15 years. ..... furthermore, states have drastically different policies as to when and under what circumstances such discretionary acts of grace should be extended . ..... in the firearms owners protection act (fopa), 100 stat. ..... 940.19(1) (2005); 939.51(3). ..... footnote 1 the firearms owners protection act, 100 stat. ..... ii on may 31, 2005, police officers responded to a domestic disturbance complaint made by logan s girlfriend, asenath wilson. ..... logan s record as a recidivist, which included three relevant state convictions, led the district court to impose a 15-year prison term, the minimum sentence mandated by the armed career criminal act of 1984 (acca), 18 u. s. c. ..... act 109, 562 (jan. .....

Bedanga Talukdar. Vs. Saifudaullah Khan, and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... respondent no.1 made an application under the provisions of right to information act, 2005 before the appropriate authority seeking the details of the marks scored by him as well as the details of the marks obtained by other physically handicapped candidates ..... after receiving the identity card the matter was placed before the full commission to decide whether the commission can act on an essential document not submitted earlier as per terms of advertisement but submitted after completion of entire process ..... for the purpose of clarification, we deem it appropriate to add that while considering the case of the petitioner the acceptability, veracity or otherwise of the contents of the identity card and the effect of the said contents, if found to be acceptable, would be ..... the category of persons with locomotor disability upto 50% were required to send a certificate of locomotor disability from the appropriate authority. ..... result, the employer must be conferred a wide discretion to act in relaxation of the rigour of the terms of an ..... submission of the identity card having been already answered by the court and directions having been issued to take into account the same, the public service commission could not have acted in the manner it has done. ..... categories such as obc/mobc, sc, st(p) and st(h), but there was no reservation in favour of the disabled candidates as required under the persons with disabilities [equal opportunities, protection of rights and full participation], act,1995. 5. .....

Damanreet Kaur Vs. Indermeet Juneja and Another

Court : Delhi

..... section 20 (1) (d) of pwdv act, 2005 specifies that upon appropriate proof, the court may order the respondent to pay maintenance to the aggrieved person and to her children and further permits the court to pass an order of maintenance under the pwdva in addition to maintenance ..... his bonafide by providing some assistance to the child so that the child is brought up in an appropriate atmosphere and so that she is provided with minimum comfort, which the child requires. 11. ..... she could not accept this offer as it would not be appropriate for the child to be uprooted from the place where she has been residing and due to the fact that there were visitation orders passed by the learned sessions court and ..... a complaint case bearing no.352/3 under section 12 of protection of women from domestic violence act, 2005 alongwith an application for monetary relief under section 23 of the act. ..... as regard custody or the maintenance or the welfare of the childrencan be passed even if child is not a party in the application filed under the actbefore learned metropolitan magistrate. ..... on reading of section 20 and 21 of the actit is clear that not only aggrieved person, but any child or children may ..... secondly, if the scheme of the act is seen as a whole, it is obvious that it is not necessary that the child should be impleaded ..... , relevant paragraphs of the said decision are reproduced hereunder:- in view of this, the question arises, as to in what way section 24 of the act has to be interpreted. .....

New Horizon Sugar Mills Ltd. Vs. Govt. of Pondicherry.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR2013SC584; 2012(10)SCC575; AIR2012SCW5164

..... judge also made it clear that as far as the properties included in the impugned orders were concerned, it would be open to third parties to approach the designated court under act 1 of 2005 for appropriate relief.8. ..... said writ petitions were considered by another learned judge of the madras high court, who by his order dated 12th july, 2005, in pnl investors welfare association versus union of india, with reference to the sarfaesi act, the sick industrial companies (special provision) act, 1958, act 1 of 2005 and the provisions of the industrial disputes act, 1947, and in particular, section 25ff thereof, disposed of the writ petitions upon holding that the members of the workers ..... bench of the high court observed that, inasmuch as, the tamil nadu protection of interests of depositors (in financial establishments) act, 1997, were in pari materia with the provisions of the pondicherry act of 2005 and the provisions of the tamil nadu act had been upheld, nothing further was required to be gone into in that regard. ..... association/workers, either individually or through their respective unions, were entitled to the benefit available under section 25ff of the 1947 act from the appellant mill and parry .....

Prem Kumar Vs. State Information Commissioner and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2010)157PLR158

..... section 27 of 2005 act vests power in the appropriate government to prescribe fee payable under sub-section (1) to section 6 of 2005 act and fee payable under sub sections (1) and (5) to section 7 of 2005 act.5. mr. ..... sunil nehra, assistant advocate general, haryana, appearing for the state, has referred to section 27 of 2005 act which vest powers in the appropriate government to make rules to carry out the provisions of the act. ..... 4, on 1.7.2008, submitted an application to the block development and panchayat officer for seeking information under the right to information act, 2005 (hereinafter referred to as '2005 act'). ..... nehra has referred to the haryana right to information rules, 2005 (hereinafter referred to as '2005 rules'), determining the quantum of fee and read as under:5. ..... a reference to section 27 of 2005 act and rule 5 of 2005 rules, justify demand of rs. ..... respondent no being aggrieved approached the state information commissioner, haryana, and his application was treated as a complaint under section 18(2) of 2005 act. .....

k.c. Vijayakumara Vs. Smt. S. Geetha

Court : Karnataka

..... even if for a 20 temporary period of time, an aggrieved person is residing at a place, she can seek reliefs under the 2005 act by filing an appropriate application before the competent court within the local limits whose jurisdiction such place situates.24. ..... mamatha pandey (supra) (2010 scconline del2977, the 17 high court of delhi while dealing with section 27 of the act 2005, has observed thus: para 8 from different provisions of this act, it is apparent that the scheme of the act provides that protection officer, service provider and police to help the aggrieved person in not only approaching the court for redressal but to ensure that the domestic violence is not further perpetuated and an ..... the averments made in the application filed by the respondent/wife under section 12 of the act 2005 in brief would disclose that, after the marriage, the respondent started living together with the petitioner in a rented house in melagatti village in ..... the protection of women from the domestic violence act, 2005 is a special act providing more effective protection of the rights of women, who are victims of violence of any kind occurring within the family and for matters connected therewith or ..... filed an application under section 12 of the protection of women from domestic violence act, 2005 (in 4 short act 2005) before the court of the addl. ..... counsel for the petitioners would contend that according to section 28 of the act 2005, all proceedings shall be governed by the provisions of cr.pc. .....