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Satyabir and ors. Vs. Union of India (Uoi) Through Secretary, Ministry ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : 2009ACJ2093; (2008)3PLR185

..... so far as the compensation cases involving loss of life and injuries are concerned, compensation is awarded by the railway claims tribunals in accordance with the provisions of the railway act under chapter xiii-liability of railway administration for death and injury to passengers due to accidents and railway accidents (compensation) rules, 1990.the claim office makes payment of decretal amount as awarded by rct under sections 123 to 125 of railway act, 1989 in exercise of power conferred under section 27 of railway act. ..... 106 dated 30.5.2004 under section 175 of the railway act and section 304a of the indian penal code was also got registered. ..... on receipt of the aforesaid representation, the chief claims officer shall take a final and appropriate decision thereupon by passing a detailed speaking order, within a period of four months from the date of the receipt of the aforesaid representation. ..... 18549 of 2004 which was disposed of by the division bench of this court on 30.5.2006 by passing the following order:the petitioners have approached this court for seeking writ of mandamus for directing the official respondents no. ..... the said claim was declined vide order dated 12.9.2006. .....

Y. Bhaskara Raju Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2008(1)ALD612; 2008(3)ALT370

..... further, specific stand had been taken that in case if the petitioner invokes section 11(6) of the act for appointment of an arbitrator with regard to the claims in question, the respondent-railways reserve their right, without prejudice to the contentions raised with regard to the issue of limitation that such claims made by the petitioner are time-barred and his request for appointment of ..... 16049 of 2006 dated 3.8.2006, wherein the learned judge granted leave and liberty to the petitioner to workout appropriate remedy available under law and dismissed the ..... made clear that the writ petitioner is at liberty to pursue the other legal remedies available to him either under section 11(6) of the act or any other appropriate remedy available to him in law. ..... claim of security deposit and not finalizing the bill were already asked by the petitioner in his letters dated 26.10.2006, in the legal notice dated 31.1.2007 and in his letter dated 5.5.2007 addressed to the general manager, secunderabad ..... gaur harisinghania 2006 (3) scj 511, wherein the apex court, while dealing with section 20 of the arbitration act, 1940 and article 137 of the limitation act, 1963 observed that it is now well settled that article 137 of the limitation act, 1963 applies to application under section 20 of the arbitration act, 1940 and accordingly, application under section 20 of the act for filing the arbitration agreement in court and for reference of disputes to arbitration in accordance therewith is required .....

Balagoni Siva Prasad Vs. Union of India (Uoi) Rep. by General Manager, ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 2009ACJ1332; 2008(5)ALT605

..... it was further held that 'since the provision for compensation in the railways act is a beneficial piece of legislation, it should receive a liberal and wider interpretation and not a narrow and technical one and the interpretation which advances the object of the statute and serves ..... 000/- under section 124-a and 125 of the railways act (for short 'the act') for the injuries sustained by him in an untoward ..... 170 (push-pull train) between mahaboobabad and warangal, he accidentally fell down from running train due to sudden jerks and jolts while train was passing between tallapusalapalle and intikanne railway stations and both his legs were cut in the middle of the thigh and left hand was cut at arm, as the wheels of train passed over them. ..... :in our opinion, if we adopt a restrictive meaning to the expression 'accidental falling of a passenger from a train carrying passengers' in section 123[c] of the railways act, we will be depriving a large number of railway passengers from getting compensation in railway accidents. ..... 2006(5)ald812 , wherein, it was held that 'the railways must plead and prove that the victim had an intention to sustain injury on his own accord, the exception carved out in section 124-a of the act cannot ..... tribunal is set aside and the matter is remitted to the tribunal for the purpose of fixing the appropriate amount of compensation payable to the appellant. ..... to the tribunal for the purpose of fixing the appropriate amount of compensation payable to the appellant.13. .....

Food Corporation of India and ors. Vs. Presiding Officer, Central Govt ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : [2008(116)FLR694]; (2008)IILLJ434P& H; (2008)149PLR101

..... labourer is engaged in or in connection with the work of an establishment and employment of contract labour is prohibited either because the industrial adjudicator/court ordered abolition of contract labour or because the appropriate government issued notification under section 10(1) of the clra act, no automatic absorption of the contract labourer working in the establishment was ordered; (ii) where the contract was found to be sham and nominal rather a camouflage in which case the contract labourer ..... 2006 in view of new definition of the word, the answer, as to which is 'appropriate government' is to be found in section 2(a) of the industrial disputes act, 1947 under which in respect of central government company/undertaking or an industry carried on by or under the authority of the central government or railway company or specified controlled industry, the central government shall be the appropriate authority and in relation to any other establishment the government of the state in which the establishment is located shall be the appropriate ..... raised by learned counsel for the workmen, learned counsel for the management corporation submitted that on 29.11.1985, when notification (annexure p-1) was issued under section 10 of the clra act, as per the definition of the 'appropriate government', the haryana government was the appropriate government for issuance of the notification for the establishments of the food corporation of india, which were located in the state of haryana. .....

Central Provident Fund Vs. Central Provident Fund

Court : Delhi

..... as far as the objection of the petitioner employer to the jurisdiction of the industrial adjudicator for the reason of being a government department is concerned, the id act while defining the "appropriate government" in section 2(a) thereof itself defines that the appropriate government in w.p. ..... darbari lal 170(2010) dlt 608 and general manager, northern railways v. ..... (c) no.940/2006 page 6 of 11 relation to an industrial dispute concerning the central board of trustees and the state board of trustees constituted under sections 5a and 5b of the epf act is the central government ..... (c) no.940/2006 page 9 of 11 the same educational qualification as those with the same designation in the central ..... (c) no.940/2006 page 7 of 11 reference with benefit may be made to the judgment of the division bench of the bombay high court in shri yamuna mills ..... th september, 2006 and it is contended that these are matters of policy and the court cannot grant a higher scale from a retrospective date; ..... (c) no.940/2006 page 2 of 11 provident fund commissioner, assistant provident fund commissioner and other officers and employees of the central board shall be such as may be specified by the central board in accordance with the rules and orders applicable to ..... (c) no.940/2006 page 1 of 11 and holding the action of the petitioner employer to be neither legal nor justified and holding the workmen members of the respondent union to be entitled to equal salary which is paid to the officials of the same designation in .....

Rajive Raturi Vs. Union of India

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... benefit of the visually impaired; d) making necessary curb cuts and slopes in pavements for wheelchair users; e) f) engraving the surface of zebra crossings for the visually impaired; engraving the edges of railway platforms for the benefit of the visually impaired; g) designing appropriate symbols of disability (for identification of reserved parking spaces, etc); h) i) j) k) providing warning signals at necessary places; building ramps in all public places; providing auditory feedback in lifts; and ..... section 2(b) - appropriate government means, (i) in relation to the central government or any establishment wholly or substantially financed by that government, or a cantonment board constituted under the cantonments act, 2006 (41 of 2006), the central government; (ii) in relation to a state government or any establishment, wholly or substantially financed by that government, or any local authority, other than a cantonment board ..... accessed by the public at large, including a building used for educational or vocational purposes, workplace, commercial activities, public utilities, religious, cultural, leisure or recreational activities, medical or health services, law enforcement agencies, reformatories or judicial foras, railway stations or platforms, roadways bus stands or terminus, airports or waterways; section 2(w) - public building means a government or private building, used or accessed by the public at large, including a building used for educational or vocational purposes, .....

Disabled Right Group Vs. Union of India

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... section 2(b) - appropriate government means, (i) in relation to the central government or any establishment wholly or substantially financed by that government, or a cantonment board constituted under the cantonments act, 2006 (41 of 2006), the central government; (ii) in relation to a state government or any establishment, wholly or substantially financed by that government, or any local authority, other than a ..... workplace, commercial activities, public utilities, religious, cultural, leisure or recreational activities, medical or health services, law enforcement agencies, reformatories or judicial foras, railway stations or platforms, roadways bus stands or terminus, airports or waterways; section 2(zd) - transportation systems includes road transport, rail transport, air transport, water transport, para transit systems for the last mile connectivity, road and ..... by the public at large, including a building used for educational or vocational purposes, workplace, commercial activities, public utilities, religious, cultural, leisure or recreational activities, medical or health services, law enforcement agencies, reformatories or judicial foras, railway stations or platforms, roadways bus stands or terminus, airports or waterways; section 2(w) - public building means a government or private building, used or accessed by the public at large, including a building used for educational or vocational purposes, .....

Kerala State Electricity Board Vs. Kurien E. Kalathil

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... pursuant to the order of the court and the judgment-debtor has not given notice of such deposit to the decree holder and also does not specify the manner in which the amount should be appropriated, then the decree holder will be entitled to appropriate the amount deposited by the judgment-debtor firstly towards interest and other expenses and the decree holder is not bound to adjust the same towards the principal. ..... the payment made by the judgment-debtor falls short of the decreed amount, the decree-holder will be entitled to apply the general rule of appropriation by appropriating the amount deposited towards the interest, then towards costs and finally towards the principal amount due under the decree. 31.4. ..... held in constitution bench judgment in gurpreet singh's case followed in bhel's case, if there is a direction in the decree as to the mode of appropriation of payment, then appropriation of any payment made by the judgment-debtor has to be strictly in accordance with the direction contained in the decree. ..... union of india (2006) 8 scc457 though the question posed for consideration before the constitution bench in gurpreet singh's case was whether the view taken in prem 14 nath kapur's case is correct and whether the rule of "different stages of appropriation" set out in prem nath kapur's case was required to be restated on the scheme of the land acquisition act, the constitution bench specifically dealt with order xxi rules 1, 2, 4 and 5 cpc and clarified the position .....

The State of Tamil Nadu Vs. Dr. Vasanthi Veerasekaran

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... while rejecting the challenge, the high court vide order dated 12th december, 2003 observed that the appropriate authority of the state government ought to consider the representation made by the private respondents in the concerned appeals for allotment of a housing site by way of rehabilitation as a special category of displaced 3 persons, in view of the dictum ..... although the said section is not in terms applicable to the present acquisition proceedings, we are of the view that the above provision in the delhi development act contains a wholesome principle which should be followed by all development authorities throughout the country when they acquire large tracts of land for the purposes of land development ..... , the subject property was made over to the appropriate authority for implementation of the railway project.2. ..... the common judgment and order of the high court of judicature at madras dated 28th april, 2006 disposing of the concerned writ petitions instituted by the private respondent(s) in the respective appeals. ..... and order of the high court dated 28th april, 2006 in writ petition nos.39279 of 2005, 11907 of 2006, 11908 of 2006 and 19029 of 2006, respectively, is set aside. ..... nos.11907 and 11908 of 2006 are concerned, they are also entitled to similar allotment as directed in the ..... their claim must be decided only on the basis of policy as it existed at the relevant time and at least at the time of direction issued by the high court vide the impugned judgment in the year 2006. .....

N. Velu Vs. the Union of India (Uoi), Rep. by

Court : Central Administrative Tribunal CAT Hyderabad

..... to dispose of this application by directing the respondents to consider the representation submitted by the applicant which is enclosed along with the oa and to treat this oa as representation and to examine the case of the applicant and pass appropriate order within a period of three months from the date of receipt of a copy of this order. ..... case.the undisputed facts of the case are that the applicant joined the railways as casual labour as loco coal cooley, elr khalasi from 1-1-1960 to ..... since the applicant was not a substitute and joined the railways as casual labourers and was granted temporary status, the rule in regard to counting of service of a substitute will not apply in his ..... g/p.500/iii/v-985 dted 19.4.2006, rejecting thescase of the applicant for payment of gratuity and pension by considering the service from 1960-77, as highly illeagll, arbitrary and contrary to payment of gratuity act and pension rules and consequently direct the resondents to pay gratuity from 1960-69 and pension from 1971-77 and pass such order or orders as it may deem fit and proper in the circumstances of the ..... 2006 ..... 19.4.2006 issued by ..... 19.4.2006 as under: 1) a detailed reply was already sent to you vide this office .....