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G.P. Singh and ors. Vs. Shanti Ranjan Sarkar

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : 1985CriLJ1695

..... referred to as the act, the order for imprisonment in civil jail for a period of three months could not be combined with dismissal from service. the said contention ..... sentence of the summary security force court, the respondent filed a writ petition in this court and obtained a rule nisi out of which this present appeal arises. at the hearing of the rule nisi, it was contended on behalf of the respondent, inter alia, that in view of section 50 of the border security force act, 1968, hereinafter ..... nisi issued on the application of the respondent. shanti ranjan sarkar, under article 226 of the constitution.2. the respondent was a constable of 71 battalion of the border security force. at the material time, he was posted at modhugari police camp, p. s. karimpur, district nadia. he was charged with abetment of the offence of .....

Union of India (Uoi) Vs. Pundalik Manikrao Waghmare and anr.

Court : Mumbai

Reported in : 1985(2)BomCR363; 1986MhLJ533

..... 11(1) of the central reserve police force act, 1949 for remissness and grave misconduct in the discharge of his duties as a member of the force. the allegation against him was that he beat one premising of d/82 border security force and another water carrier motilal of f/27 border security force when he tried to intervene and stop the ..... into consideration, in view of the gravity of the charge, appropriate punishment was imposed. the misconduct did come under the purview of the central reserve police force act. it was asserted that the commandant, 27th battalion, was competent to initiate the disciplinary proceedings and impose the punishment he did.6. the trial court framed ..... which occurred outside his official duties, that is, at a cinema show. that matter was subject to civil law and not subject to central reserve police force act, 1949.4. the plaintiff calls in question the said dismissal order on the ground that the principles of natural justice were violated in conducting the inquiry. .....

Union of India (Uoi) and ors. Vs. Bapu Chundaman Patil

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1986)1GLR196

..... is a highly disputed question of fact, apart from the consideration whether such agreement would be legal, having regard to section 15 of the central industrial security force act, 1968. the option forms signed by the petitioners themselves also indicate the condition with regard to transferability. it is significant to note that the option forms ..... for retirement.(6) suits filed by the plaintiffs were not maintainable because no notice as prescribed under section 21, sub-section (3) of the central industrial security force act, 1968 was given and, therefore, civil court had no jurisdiction to grant interim injunction.7. as regards ground no. 1 it should be noted that the ..... cannot transfer the opponents-plaintiffs. with regard to he contention of the petitioners that in view of the provisions of section 15 of the central industrial security force act, 1968 (hereinafter referred case or not is doubtful.) this he has observed in paragraph 17 of the judgment. the learned judge has not at all .....

Jean Vs. Nelson

Court : US Supreme Court

..... however, the executive must recognize the individuality of the alien, just as it must recognize the individuality of all other persons within our borders. if in this case the government acted out of a belief that haitians (or negroes for that matter) are more likely than others to commit crimes or be disruptive of ..... policy. . . . it merely sets out a few specific categories of aliens . . . who the district director generally should parole in the absence of countervailing security risks. it leaves the page 472 u. s. 862 weighing necessary to making parole decisions regarding these categories, as well as all other parole decisions, purely in ..... statute or the regulations. i therefore dissent. [ footnote 2/1 ] that the analysis would be different for race discrimination in no way detracts from the force of my argument. petitioners complain in part about differential treatment based on national origin. because neither the statute nor the regulations prohibit nationality distinctions, the court .....

Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. Vs. Ward

Court : US Supreme Court

..... the statute permits foreign companies to reduce but not to eliminate the differential by investing in alabama assets and securities. appellant foreign insurance companies filed claims for refunds of taxes paid, contending that the statute, as applied to ..... to use its taxing power to promote a domestic insurance industry and to encourage capital investment within its borders? in a holding that can only be characterized as astonishing, the court determines that these purposes are illegitimate ..... door and maintained through home collection of monthly or weekly premiums. alabama currently has more industrial insurance in force than any other state. burial insurance is another form of insurance popular in rural alabama that is offered ..... a local insurance industry was a legitimate state purpose completely consonant with congress' purpose in the mccarran-ferguson act. the contemporary realities of insurance regulation and taxation continue to justify a uniquely local perspective. insurance regulation .....

Union of India and anr. Vs. Tulsiram Patel and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1985SC1416; (1985)87BOMLR563; (1985)3CompLJ45(SC); [1985(51)FLR362]; (1985)IILLJ206SC; 1985(2)SCALE133; (1985)3SCC398; [1985]Supp2SCR131; 1985(2)SLJ145(SC)

..... made by the central government in pursuance of the power conferred by section 22(1) of the central industrial security force act, 1968 (act no. 50 of 1968) (hereinafter referred to in short as 'the cisf act'). section 22(1) of the cisf act confers upon the central government the power to make rules for carrying out the purposes of that ..... sadanand jha. the said order is as follows:whereas a large group of members of central industrial security force (hereinafter referred to as the force) of cisf unit, bokaro steel ltd., bokaro have indulged and still continue to indulge in acts of insubordination and indiscipline, dereliction of duty, absenting from pt and parade, taking out processions and ..... midnight to the magistrate's house to apply for bail for the accused. the police are the guardians of law and order. they stand guard at the border between the green valleys of law and order and the rough and hilly terrain of lawlessness and public disorder. if these guards turn law-breakers and create .....

Oklahoma City Vs. Tuttle

Court : US Supreme Court

..... of law," in violation of the fourteenth amendment, or that he was deprived of his right to be free from the use of "excessive force in his apprehension" -- presumably a right secured by page 471 u. s. 817 the fourth and fourteenth amendments. [ footnote 4 ] having established a deprivation of a constitutional right, ..... the congressmen thought was of doubtful constitutionality, but which in any event seemed to place the municipalities in the position of insurers for harms suffered within their borders. the monell court found that these concerns, although fatal to the sherman amendment, were nevertheless consistent with holding a municipality liable "for its own violations ..... ' or 'gross negligence' on the part of the officials in charge." app. 44. we think this inference unwarranted; first, in its assumption that the act at issue arose from inadequate training, and second, in its further assumption concerning the state of mind of the municipal policymakers. but more importantly, the inference .....

Sachidanand S.S. Kakodkar Vs. Deputy Commissioner of Transport

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1986KAR3082

..... the writ petition on 29-10-1981 the order of the d.t.c., belgaum (annexure-f) was stayed subject to furnishing security for the sum demanded as per annexure-a.5. it appears, the permit was counter-signed for the subsequent period 11-6-81 ..... of this writ petition. a part of the route that lies in karnataka state is about 8 kms. from the state border of goa upto sadashivagad.2. the said permit had been countersigned by the transport authority of karnataka up to 14-6-76 ..... petitioner would be entitled to claim exemption from payment of tax for the entire period during which the said agreement is in force and until it is superseded or reviewed by another agreement.25. the question therefore that arises for determination in this case is ..... point tax concession does not apply or extend to the karnataka motor vehicles taxation on passengers and goods act, 1961 or the corresponding taxes payable under any law as in force in goa.'12. on a proper construction of sub-clause (ii) of clause 10, according to .....

Mahmoodul Hasan Vs. Thamman Singh and ors.

Court : Allahabad

Reported in : AIR1985All334

..... because of the possibility that a sufficient number of voles actually cast for the candidate whose nomination was improperly accepted might have been cast for the candidate who secured the highest number of votes next to the successful candidate, so as to upset the result of the election, but whether a sufficient number of voters ..... to make it well nigh impossible to prove an allegation of corrupt practice. such an approach would defeat and frustrate the very laudable and sacrosant object of the act in maintaining the purity of the electrol process. by and large, the court while appreciating or analysing the evidence must be guided by the following consideration : i ..... rejection of votes and by reception of void votes. it has also been materially affected by the non-compliance with the provisions of the representation of the people act and the rules and the orders made thereunder. the details of illegality in counting, accepting and rejecting of votes have been given in paragraph no. 18 of .....

R.R.P. Singh Vs. Awadhesh Pratap Singh University, Rewa and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR1986MP115; 1986MPLJ169

..... even less than 3 or more than 3 may be required. indeed, the approach adopted by the returning officer in such cases should be pragmatic and intended to secure the object of the provision. similarly, seal by themselves would not be sufficient. it should 'be the obligation of the returning officer to examine whether seals ..... of authenticity.' if these meanings of the word 'seal' is superimposed on the phrase under consideration, it would mean'properly embossed with an emblem,evidencing authenticity, and so secured withwax that its content could not be tamperedwith or altered, without breaking it in other words 'authenticity' and 'secrecy' are the necessary ingredients of the words 'duly ..... new india assurance co.'s case (supra). used in explanation ii to section 19 of the limitation act, 1908, it signifies a broader sphere to include authorised not only by the action of the parties indebted but also by force of law and order of the court. in the present context, it would mean that the device .....