Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR1989Guj81; (1988)1GLR209
..... income group eligibility. for such hybrid scheme, it is perfectly open to the state government in exercise of its power under s. 82 of the housing board act to lay down criteria for initial eligibility which are not found to be otherwise irrational or illegal. we do not find anything, irrational or arbitrary in fixing ..... brought on record, the resolution passed by the state of gujarat deciding to allot housing facilities to employees staying at gandhinagar. one resolution dated 18-1-1980 issued by the revenue department is also produced on record to show that the government had decided to allot land without auction at marginal price to govt. ..... of respondent no. 1, mr. b. d. nayak, under secretary, urban development and urban housing department, sachivalaya, gandhinagar in special civil application no. 980 of 1980. in addition thereto p. d. desai j. while passing his interim order for implementing the impugned circular pending these petitions and for making allotment to eligible persons by .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : 2001CriLJ2209; (2001)1GLR306
..... mentioned in the f.i.r. charge-sheet was filed and it was under consideration. the district magistrate, lucknow passed an order of detention under national security act, 1980. in the order of detention, district magistrate had stated that after considering the fact that since two detenus/petitioners had filed applications for bail which were pending ..... the mere communication from the section officer of the home department dated 27th august, 1998, intimating the factum of the rejection of representation by the advisory board.'looking to that observations, the hon'ble supreme court was pleased to incline to reject the arguments advanced on behalf of detenu in absence of a pleading ..... had not made any such grievance in the writ petition that had been filed in the gujarat high court. that apart, the opinion of the advisory board to the state government, rejecting the representation of the detenu and expressing its opinion with regard to the existence of sufficient cause for the detention of the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR1987Guj253; (1987)2GLR1345
..... (1) shall be cognisable.' section 8 of the act deals with the constitution of advisory boards and their powers.6. special criminal application no. 427 of 1986 deals with the case pertaining to the prevention of blackmarketing and maintenance of supply of essential commodities act, 1980. to appreciate the points involved in these cases, it ..... is necessary for us to state the relevant provisions in the act and ..... earliest opportunity of making a representation against the order. the provisions of cofeposa and the prevention of blackmarketing and maintenance of supply of essential commodities act, 1980 make it clear as to how and when the grounds can be served on the detenu concerned. we have already extracted the relevant provisions in .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (2008)1GLR346
..... for 7 years and fine of rs. 100/- i.d., r.i. for 1 month, (v) conviction under sections 4(b), 5 and 6 of the explosive substances act, 1980 and sentence to suffer r.i. for 10 years and fine of rs. 250/- i.d., r.i. for 3 months, (vi) conviction under rules 3 and 6 ..... the accused has committed offences punishable under sections 121a, 122 and 123 i.p.c.28. so far as the offences committed by the accused under other acts, such as, arms act, foreigners act, explosive substances act, indian passport rules, 1959 (entry into india), paragraph 3 of the criminal law amendment, 1961, paragraph 3 of the indian foreigners (report to police) ..... of war against the government of india and criminal conspiracy under sections 121 and 120b i.p.c. he is also charged with the offences punishable under the arms act, foreigners act, explosive substances act, 1908, indian passport rules, 1959 (entry into india), paragraph 3 of the criminal law amendment, 1961, paragraph 3 of the indian foreigners (report to police) .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (2001)2GLR964
..... , 1948. 6. the adaptation of laws order, 1950. 7. the adaptation of laws (no. 3) order, 1956. besides these, the forest (conservation) act, 1980 and the forest (conservation) rules, 1981 were also made. 29. although the environment as such has been of great importance in our country right from the beginning ..... . ganayutham), para 28, p. 3395. (viii) : air1999sc393 (raunaq international ltd. v. i.v.r. construction ltd, & ors.) . (ix) 1999 (95) company cases 772 (securities and exchange board of india v. alka synthetics ltd. & ors.) (x) 'principles of statutory interpretation' by justice g. p. singh, sixth edition, 1996, p. 6. 27th july, 2000 :the case of balbir ..... review of contractual transactions by government bodies is permissible to prevent arbitrariness, favouritism or use of power for collateral purposes.in the case of securities and exchange board of india (supra-ix), a division bench of this court has held that the construction has to be given so as to suppress the mischief and advance .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : (1983)34CTR(Guj)230; (1983)1GLR623; [1983]142ITR211(Guj)
..... a permits acquisition of tenancy rights, it is liable to be struck down as unconstitutional. (10) the impugned action is contrary to the instructions of the central board of direct taxes as averred in paragraph 11(t)(1) of the petition which instructions have a binding effect on the revenue; and (11) the impugned action ..... v. union of india : [1974]95itr197(delhi) ; (2) basudev sahu v. union of india : [1976]102itr572(orissa) and (3) tube mill (india) ltd. v. iac : [1980]122itr72(cal) . in the first case, the delhi high court held that the acquisition of property under chap.xx-a was for a public purpose within the meaning of art ..... however, not taken consideration while making the aforesaid observation). 40. two questions, therefore, arise for consideration, namely : (1) does the newly added chapter in the act seek to compulsorily acquire immovable property for a public purpose; and (ii) whether the amount payable for the acquired property fixed by the impugned legislation is illusory as .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR1994Guj153
..... of first charge of registered equitable mortgage. the use of and reference to the term 'registered equitable mortgage' by the dena bank in its letter dated february 22, 1980 while enumerating terms and conditions on which repayment of two limits sanctioned in favour of the applicant was to be secured, make the intention of the parties to the ..... was a mortgage deed chargeable with stamp duty under article 40 read with article 25(b) of schedule-i to the bombay stamp act, 1958. the collector of stamps, therefore, passed an order dated february 11, 1980 for recovery of deficit stamp duty of rs. 27,151.50 ps. (rupees twenty seven thousand one hundred fifty one and paise ..... of title deeds, will not make it an agreement for the deposit of title deeds. [see: in re the indian stamp act, 1899 civil reference no. 13of 1953, air 1954 bombay 462 (sb) and chief controlling revenue authority, board of revenue, madras v. javahar mills ltd. air 1967 madras 1 (fb)]. 29. as discussed and noted above, deed .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR1980Guj126; (1980)GLR335(GJ)
..... koli hasur sona) v. shah somalal mathuradas, (1967) 8 guj lr 297. it was a case under the bombay merged territories and areas (jagirs abolition) act, 1953 (bombay.-act no. xxxtx of 1954). the principle which has been laid down by mr. justice n. g. shelat, sitting singly, is that when a question whether ..... provision in that behalf, to have its own jurisdiction decided by an executive officers who perform ~ quasi-judicial functions between two private individuals under the said act. we cannot deny to the civil court its inherent jurisdiction to decide the question relating to its own jurisdiction, particularly am a case where its jurisdiction ..... otherwise and thought of including in the said expression application made by defendants or judgment-debtors in suits or execution proceedings raising the defence under the said act, the legislature would have conferred exclusive jurisdiction upon the debt settlement officer to decide questions arising both under ss. 11 and 12 irrespective of where they .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : [1995]84CompCas230(Guj)
..... to be diluted. it has also enumerated the circumstances which led it to the borrowings. it is also pointed out that by taking various steps, the board of directors of mil has acted in the best interest of the company. even after selling 4 lake equity shares in nocil, mil has been able to retain its control in nocil even ..... one method to the exclusion of other methods, may at times, bring about differences of opinion. in the case of piramal spinning and weaving mills ltd., in re [1980] 50 comp cas 514 the learned single judge of the bombay high court, while approving the scheme of amalgamation, held that the valuation of shares was a technical matter which ..... was grossly unfair. (piramal spinning and weaving mills ltd., in re ). 258. similarly, in the case of coimbatore cotton mills ltd. and lakshmi mills co. ltd., in re [1980] 50 comp cas 623 a learned single judge of the madras high court observed that it is impossible to calculate the real value of any share with mathematical accuracy. the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Gujarat
Reported in : AIR2004Guj285
..... .1 is concerned, mr. patel has relied on the decision of this court in the case of maradia chemicals limited v. . gujarat electricity board, 2002 (2) g.l.h. 282 wherein it is held that 'it is settled principles of law that in appeal from order challenge is ..... whereas the land was to be allotted to khodabhai rabari as his land was declared as vacant land and used by the housing board. the condition no.2 of the allotment order dated 24.05.2001 contemplates that the lands shall be developed by the person in ..... it is also the case of the appellant that the land of respondent no.5 was illegally and wrongfully utilised by the gujarat housing board treating the land of the appellant being survey no.388/389 paiki 1587 sq. mtrs. as an excess land and in lieu of ..... ors. v. . municipal corporation, dana pith and anr. in s.c.a. no. 2337 of 1980 decided on 16.04.1991 wherein it is held that 'the ulc act had overriding effect on all other laws and when the lands in question were likely to be acquired under .....
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