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Jan 30 1959 (HC)

MoinuddIn and ors. Vs. State of Uttar Pradesh

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1960All484

..... is a constitution, a mechanism under which laws are to be made, and not a mere act which declares what the law in to be'.17. the spirit of our constitution is contained in the preamble. the principles expressed in the preamble must permeate every part of the constitution without any exception. one of them is 'to ..... after prolonged discussion and debate by persons with considerable administrative experience and intimate knowledge of the people and its needs.the founding fathers were conscious that india in 1950 was (it still continues to be) very backward as compared with the more advanced countries of the west in science, industry, agriculture, medicine and many other ..... constitution, no safeguards in article 16 or any other provision can prevent mr. dwivedi's hypothetical party from carrying out its programme, any more than a foreign army can be prevented from invading india by the municipal byclaws of amrit-sar.71. secondly, the appointment of a person to a post and his subsequent removal .....

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Jul 22 2010 (HC)

Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Commitee and anr. Vs Mohinder Singh Ma ...

Court : Delhi

..... whether the bodies concerned were public authorities or not. it is also not possible to read the long title and the preamble in the manner suggested by mr. tulsi so as to confine the entire rti act only to government or instrumentalities of the government. the fact that the legislature has enacted section 2(h) in the manner ..... karnataka information commission ilr 2008 kar 3830, dr. panjabrao deshmukh urban co-operative bank ltd. v. the state information commission air 2009 bom 75, smt. amba joshi v. army welfare education society cic/wb/a/2008/000634, shri girdhari lal bhargava v. all india chess federation cic/pb/c/2008/00947/ls, group captain m. kapoor v. col ..... statute. in cit v. taj mahal hotel (1971) 3 scc 550 the supreme court was considering whether the word plant in section 10 (2) of the income tax act 1922, include sanitary pipes and fittings in a building as well? section 10(5) had defined plant to include "vehicles, books, scientific apparatus, surgical equipment purchased for .....

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May 06 2013 (SC)

G. Sundarrajan Vs. Union of India and Others

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... in place. 46. parliament, as we have already indicated, is very much concerned with the safety and security of its people and its environment. the preamble of the act pronounces in an eloquent terms that it has been enacted for the development, control and use of atomic energy for the welfare of the people of india ..... of the people and for other peaceful purposes. npp has been set up at kudankulam as part of the national policy which is discernible from the preamble of the act and the provisions contained therein. it is not for courts to determine whether a particular policy or a particular decision taken in fulfillment of a policy ..... of essential infrastructures like communication, electrical power, transportation, etc. civil-military coordination will be developed for such purposes so that specially trained and rehearsed teams of the army can be inducted to assist the civil administration, as and when called for and are available. xvi) to start with, the sdmas, secs and ddmas concerned .....

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Jan 04 2013 (HC)

S.Vijayalakshmi Vs. Secretary to the Government

Court : Chennai

..... given two years time to complete the course and it has been made mandatory.11. mr.a.v.arun, learned counsel for the petitioners referred to the preamble to the tamil nadu co-operative societies act, 1983, wherein it is stated that it was expected to provide for an orderly development of co-operative movement in accordance with cooperative principles and emphasised ..... must have qualification of co-operative training does not give statutory flavour and hence cannot be equivalent to the rules framed by the state government under the provisions of the act or any other notification issued by the department. therefore, it is not as if the state government has given a go-by to the qualification of cooperative training being part .....

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May 06 2013 (SC)

G.Sundarrajan Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... are in place.46. parliament, as we have already indicated, is very much concerned with the safety and security of its people and its environment. the preamble of the act pronounces in an eloquent terms that it has been enacted for the development, control and use of atomic energy for the welfare of the people of india ..... of the people and for other peaceful purposes. npp has been set up at kudankulam as part of the national policy which is discernible from the preamble of the act and the provisions contained therein. it is not for courts to determine whether a particular policy or a particular decision taken in fulfillment of a policy ..... of essential infrastructures like communication, electrical power, transportation, etc. civil-military coordination will be developed for such purposes so that specially trained and rehearsed teams of the army can be inducted to assist the civil administration, as and when called for and are available. xvi) to start with, the sdmas, secs and ddmas concerned .....

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Nov 06 1987 (HC)

E.i.D. Parry (India) Ltd. Vs. State of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1988KAR105

..... the appropriate legislature, is justified or not. one of the noble objectives of the constitution as enshrined in the preamble is to ensure justice - social, economic and political. from this it follows, just as maintaining the army for the defence of the country or the police for maintenance of law and order or establishing and maintaining educational ..... 's case, : [1973]2scr973 the only ground for our consideration is as to whether the total amount of court fee collected after the amendment to the act, by act 21 of 1979 exceeds to any substantial extent over and above the expenses incurred for administration of civil justice in the state. as far as this question is ..... 1. in this batch of writ petitions, the following common question of law arises for consideration :'whether section 20 of the karnataka court fees and suits valuation act, 1958 ('the act' for short) which provides for payment of court fee at the rate of ten per cent ad valorem, computed on the basis of the monetary value of .....

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May 18 1995 (HC)

Anz Grindlays Bank Pie Vs. the Commissioner, Mcd and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1995IIAD(Delhi)573; 1995(34)DRJ492

..... of police power and must bear a substantial relation to the public health, safety, morals or general welfare.(65) the delhi development act, 1957 provides for the development of delhi. the object as provided by the preamble and section 6 is to promote and secure the planned development of delhi. master plan is drawn up under section 7 after ..... mandatory nature of the provisions.(66) master plan is prepared in exercise of the statutory power conferred by the delhi development act. it is a part of the legislative activity. the preamble and several provisions of the delhi development act, especially sections 6,7,9 to 12, 14 and 29 as also the provisions of chapter xvi of the dmc ..... act, and the building bye laws clearly reveal that the lay out plan of a colony is sanctioned by giving due regard to .....

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Dec 10 2013 (SC)

Abhay Singh Vs. State of Uttar Pradesh and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... or the state governments, from time to time. shri salve emphasized that even though the term high dignitaries has not been defined in the 1988 act and the 1989 rules, keeping in view the preamble of the constitution which talks of equality of status and the dignity of individual, that term must be given a restricted interpretation to include only ..... the use of beacons by the heads of political executive, legislature and judiciary only and total prohibition on the use of siren except by police, ambulance, fire fighters, army and those permitted in rule 119(3) of the 1989 rules and the corresponding rules framed by the state governments. we also deem it proper to indicate that it ..... who have so far been playing the role of rulers and regulators of the lives of our men and women have to assume the role of servants. our army has won undying glory in distant lands for its bravery and great fighting qualities. our soldiers, sailors and airmen have to realise that they now form a national .....

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Apr 03 1991 (HC)

Sharad J. Rao Vs. Subhash Desai and ors.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1991(4)BomCR156

..... a vote is void.40. now, let us see the relevant provisions for the purpose of enrolment of new voters. the preamble to the representation of the people act, 1950, inter alia, says that it is an act to provide qualification of voters in such elections, the preparation of electoral rolls, and matter connected therewith. under section 13-b ..... to raise the said issue in this petition inasmuch as he ought to have exhausted the remedies as provided under the representation of the people act, 1950 (hereinafter referred to as 'the act of 1950'), and having failed to do so, electoral roll becomes final and cannot be questioned in an election petition.14. on the allegation that ..... constituency must have been entered in the electoral roll for that particular constituency in accordance with law. section 23(3) of the representation of the people act, 1950 provides that no amendment, transportation or deletion of any entry shall be made and no direction for the inclusion of a name in the electoral roll of .....

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Jul 19 1972 (HC)

V. Parthasarathi, Proprietor, Sathivilas Bus Service, Porayar and ors. ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : AIR1974Mad76

..... not offend article 19(1)(f) and (g) of the constitution. the respondents further contend that the purposes of the enactment are clear from the preamble of the act itself, that there is no substance in the contention that the enactment amounted to a colourable exercise of power by the government, that the acquisition seeks ..... art. 39(b) and (c) which when read together, the conclusion will be irresistible that public purpose is intended though not expressed in the enactment. the preamble to the constitution contains two important concepts viz., popular sovereignty and socio-economic justice, the former implying that the people are the ultimate sovereign and the latter ..... cited a passage at page 129 in dwarkadas shrinivas v. the sholapur spinning & weaving co. ltd., . the passage cited is an extract from minister ofstate for the army v. dalziel, 68 com wlr 261. the passage from the judgment of rich, j., therein runs as follows:--"it would, in my opinion, be wholly inconsistent with .....

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