Court : Karnataka Dharwad
..... this court is expected at all times to comport himself in a manner befitting his status as an officer and a gentlemen'. in the army it is a military offence to do otherwise (see section 45 of the army act, 1950) though no notice would be taken of ungentlemanly conduct under the ordinary law of the land, and none is the same of a civilian .....
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..... same being exercised by the centre under clause 3 of the sugar and gur (control) order, 1950, issued by it in exercise of the powers conferred under section 3 of act 24 of 1946. the prices fixed by the centre were adopted by the state government and the only thing which the state government required under ..... the thirteenth amendment of the us constitution, which prohibits involuntary servitude; the court reasoned that every individual owed certain duties to the state, such as services in the army, militia, the jury, etc., and that the amendment did not intend to bar the enforcement of those duties. (iv) the provisions relating to fundamental rights guaranteed ..... scc366 ,. (ii) the colonial rulers introduced western system of medicine in the country largely to cater to the needs of their settlers, servicemen and sepoys in the army; while the elite india had the options of availing the benefits of western medicine, the indian masses were left to be served by the indigenous system; the vast .....
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..... same being exercised by the centre under clause 3 of the sugar and gur (control) order, 1950, issued by it in exercise of the powers conferred under section 3 of act 24 of 1946. the prices fixed by the centre were adopted by the state government and the only thing which the state government required under ..... the thirteenth amendment of the us constitution, which prohibits involuntary servitude; the court reasoned that every individual owed certain duties to the state, such as services in the army, militia, the jury, etc., and that the amendment did not intend to bar the enforcement of those duties. (iv) the provisions relating to fundamental rights guaranteed ..... scc366 ,. (ii) the colonial rulers introduced western system of medicine in the country largely to cater to the needs of their settlers, servicemen and sepoys in the army; while the elite india had the options of availing the benefits of western medicine, the indian masses were left to be served by the indigenous system; the vast .....
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..... same being exercised by the centre under clause 3 of the sugar and gur (control) order, 1950, issued by it in exercise of the powers conferred under section 3 of act 24 of 1946. the prices fixed by the centre were adopted by the state government and the only thing which the state government required under ..... the thirteenth amendment of the us constitution, which prohibits involuntary servitude; the court reasoned that every individual owed certain duties to the state, such as services in the army, militia, the jury, etc., and that the amendment did not intend to bar the enforcement of those duties. (iv) the provisions relating to fundamental rights guaranteed ..... scc366 ,. (ii) the colonial rulers introduced western system of medicine in the country largely to cater to the needs of their settlers, servicemen and sepoys in the army; while the elite india had the options of availing the benefits of western medicine, the indian masses were left to be served by the indigenous system; the vast .....
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..... same being exercised by the centre under clause 3 of the sugar and gur (control) order, 1950, issued by it in exercise of the powers conferred under section 3 of act 24 of 1946. the prices fixed by the centre were adopted by the state government and the only thing which the state government required under ..... the thirteenth amendment of the us constitution, which prohibits involuntary servitude; the court reasoned that every individual owed certain duties to the state, such as services in the army, militia, the jury, etc., and that the amendment did not intend to bar the enforcement of those duties. (iv) the provisions relating to fundamental rights guaranteed ..... scc366 ,. (ii) the colonial rulers introduced western system of medicine in the country largely to cater to the needs of their settlers, servicemen and sepoys in the army; while the elite india had the options of availing the benefits of western medicine, the indian masses were left to be served by the indigenous system; the vast .....
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..... same being exercised by the centre under clause 3 of the sugar and gur (control) order, 1950, issued by it in exercise of the powers conferred under section 3 of act 24 of 1946. the prices fixed by the centre were adopted by the state government and the only thing which the state government required under ..... the thirteenth amendment of the us constitution, which prohibits involuntary servitude; the court reasoned that every individual owed certain duties to the state, such as services in the army, militia, the jury, etc., and that the amendment did not intend to bar the enforcement of those duties. (iv) the provisions relating to fundamental rights guaranteed ..... scc366 ,. (ii) the colonial rulers introduced western system of medicine in the country largely to cater to the needs of their settlers, servicemen and sepoys in the army; while the elite india had the options of availing the benefits of western medicine, the indian masses were left to be served by the indigenous system; the vast .....
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..... , learned counsel appearing for the appellants legal representatives of the soldier, the resumption of land by the soldier being permissible under section 15 of the act, the soldier bonafide requiring the land to cultivate personally, having retired from army on 31.07.1991, issued a notice to the tenant on 21.05.1992, requiring the tenant to deliver possession of the ..... section (3) of section 15 of the act to the tenant on 21.05.1992 to deliver possession of the lands for his personal cultivation and the ..... tenant after issue of notice to subhas. subhasmade an application dated 21. 05. 1992 before the land tribunal under the section 15 of the act for eviction of the tenant and delivery of possession of the lands in question, stating that, he retired from the army as jco on 31.07.1991 and that he issued a notice as per sub .....
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..... same being exercised by the centre under clause 3 of the sugar and gur (control) order, 1950, issued by it in exercise of the powers conferred under section 3 of act 24 of 1946. the prices fixed by the centre were adopted by the state government and the only thing which the state government required under ..... the thirteenth amendment of the us constitution, which prohibits involuntary servitude; the court reasoned that every individual owed certain duties to the state, such as services in the army, militia, the jury, etc., and that the amendment did not intend to bar the enforcement of those duties. (iv) the provisions relating to fundamental rights guaranteed ..... scc366 ,. (ii) the colonial rulers introduced western system of medicine in the country largely to cater to the needs of their settlers, servicemen and sepoys in the army; while the elite india had the options of availing the benefits of western medicine, the indian masses were left to be served by the indigenous system; the vast .....
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..... same being exercised by the centre under clause 3 of the sugar and gur (control) order, 1950, issued by it in exercise of the powers conferred under section 3 of act 24 of 1946. the prices fixed by the centre were adopted by the state government and the only thing which the state government required under ..... the thirteenth amendment of the us constitution, which prohibits involuntary servitude; the court reasoned that every individual owed certain duties to the state, such as services in the army, militia, the jury, etc., and that the amendment did not intend to bar the enforcement of those duties. (iv) the provisions relating to fundamental rights guaranteed ..... scc366 ,. (ii) the colonial rulers introduced western system of medicine in the country largely to cater to the needs of their settlers, servicemen and sepoys in the army; while the elite india had the options of availing the benefits of western medicine, the indian masses were left to be served by the indigenous system; the vast .....
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..... same being exercised by the centre under clause 3 of the sugar and gur (control) order, 1950, issued by it in exercise of the powers conferred under section 3 of act 24 of 1946. the prices fixed by the centre were adopted by the state government and the only thing which the state government required under ..... the thirteenth amendment of the us constitution, which prohibits involuntary servitude; the court reasoned that every individual owed certain duties to the state, such as services in the army, militia, the jury, etc., and that the amendment did not intend to bar the enforcement of those duties. (iv) the provisions relating to fundamental rights guaranteed ..... scc366 ,. (ii) the colonial rulers introduced western system of medicine in the country largely to cater to the needs of their settlers, servicemen and sepoys in the army; while the elite india had the options of availing the benefits of western medicine, the indian masses were left to be served by the indigenous system; the vast .....
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