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Supreme Court Employees' Welfare Association and Ors. Vs. Union of Ind ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : AIR1990SC334; JT1989(3)SC188; (1989)IILLJ506SC; 1989(2)SCALE107; (1989)4SCC187; [1989]3SCR488; 1990(1)LC40(SC); (1990)3UPLBEC1604

..... decide the case in accordance with law declared by the high court. after the case was sent back on remand by the high court, validation act, 1961 was passed validating the matmi rules. the board of revenue, however, held after remand that the respondent was the adopted son. on appeal to this court, it has been held that even ..... in this connection, we may refer to another observation of krishna iyer, j. in tamil nadu education department ministerial & general subordinate service association v. state of tamil nadu : [1980]1scr1026 . it has been observed that once the principle is found to be rational the fact that a few freak instances of hardship may arise on either side cannot be ..... into effect from 1.1.1973. the punjab d.a. formula is correspondingly lower than the central d.a. which is clear from the letter dated april 16, 1980 of the government of punjab. it is submitted by the learned attorney general that the employees of the high court as also of the supreme court cannot have the best .....

Shailesh Textile Industries Vs. the Chief Controlling Revenue Authorit ...

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 .....

Chloro Controls (i) Pvt Ltd. Vs. Severn Trent Water Purification Inc. ...

Court : Supreme Court of India

..... (supra) is concerned, it was a case dealing with the matter where the proceedings under section 397-398 of the companies act had been initiated and the company law board had passed an order. whether the appeal against such order would lie to the high court was the principal question involved in ..... sale of the products. in terms of the principal agreement, establishment of a plant, management of the company, appointment of directors, implementation of decisions of the board of directors, appointment or re-appointment of the managing director, dividend policy, loans, financial information, trademarks, transfer of shares, sale-purchase of chlorination equipment, ..... to the formation of the joint venture company, the chloro controls group carried on the business of manufacture and sale of gas chlorination equipments and from 1980 onwards, it developed and commenced the manufacturing of electro-chlorination equipment also. the business was done in the name of chloro controls equipments company, a .....

Desigowda and Others Etc. Vs. the Karnataka Industrial Area Developmen ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : AIR1996Kant197; ILR1995KAR2250; 1995(5)KarLJ147

..... of the petitioners were acquired for development of an industrial area by the respondent board (karnataka industrial areas development board) under preliminary notification dated 10-7-1980 and final notification dated 2-11-1981 issued under ss.28(1) and 28(4) of the karnataka industrial areas development act, 1966 ('act' for short). in all these cases, the petitioners entered into agreements with the state ..... them against any claim that may be made by any third parties, as a consequence of the state government and the respondent board acting on the representations of the petitioners that they were the owners of the lands and consequently paying the compensation amount to them. on the basis of such agreements. bills were .....

Board of Management of Sri Veerbhadreshwar Educational Society, Humnab ...

Court : Karnataka

Reported in : ILR1999KAR3009; 1999(5)KarLJ129

..... and the manner in which action by the disciplinary authority of the management of private educational institutions could be initiated against its employees. rule 17 provides that the board of management or any other authority empowered by general or special order may institute disciplinary proceeding against any employee. rule 17 lays down the detailedprocedure for the ..... entrusted the construction work of the college building and you have been advanced the following amount for the said purpose: rs.(a)1979-805,478-62(b)1980-811,47,719-45(c)1981-8255,936-00(d)1982-8338,475-65(e)1983-8460,605-00 1[1,08,214-72] but so far ..... college. the private educational institutions run under the auspices of the society were governed by the provisions of the karnataka private educational institutions (discipline and control) act, 1975 ('the act of 1975' for short) insofar as the service conditions of its employees were concerned. the delinquent was initially appointed by management in the said college as .....

Taraben Ramanlal Modi Vs. Jashbhai Shankerbhai BIn Talsibhai and ors.

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 .....

Union Bank of India and Ors. Vs. Additional Commissioner for Workmen's ...

Court : Chennai

Reported in : (1984)ILLJ456Mad

..... , and therefore, the establishment cannot be viewed as an establishment under the state government within the meaning of s. 4(1)(c) of the act. that the board was under the control of the state government did not make the employees, employees of the government, nor did it make the establishment consisting of clerical ..... new bank shall be placed in liquidation save by order of the central govt. and in such manner as it may direct. section 19 enables the board of directors of a corresponding new bank, after consultation with the reserve bank and with the previous sanction of central govt., to make regulations, not inconsistent ..... agency or instrumentality of government. in u.p. state warehousing corporation v. vijay narain vajpayee, : (1980)illj222sc , the question was whether the u.p. state warehousing corporation constituted under the madhya pradesh state warehousing corporation act is an agency or instrumentality of the government. the court found that the u.p. warehousing corporation is .....

Warner Hindustan Ltd. and anr. Vs. Income-tax Officer and ors.

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : [1982]134ITR158(AP)

..... year) and each of the four assessment years immediately succeeding the initial assessment year:......' 3. in exercise of the rule-making power vested under s. 296 of the act, the central board of revenue has framed r. 19a, which reads as follows: '19a. (1) for the purposes of section 80j the capital employed in an industrial undertaking or ..... , visakhapatnam, and to declare rr. 19a(3) and 19a(2) referred to above as ultra vires of s. 80j. 7. w.p. nos. 6005/1978 and 198/1980: these two writ petitions are by idl chemicals ltd., hyderabad, a public limited company with its registered office at hyderabad, carrying on business, inter alia, in the manufacture of ..... in the new industrial undertaking, at the same time, intended that the power to frame rules to compute the capital employed should be conferred on the central govt./board having regard to the conditions and circumstances existing from time to time. the legislature in its wisdom thought it expedient to confer this wide power on the rule- .....

Dr. Sr. Y. Philomena, Principal and Correspondent, St. Ann's College f ...

Court : Andhra Pradesh

Reported in : 1994(2)ALT665

..... have given effect to such an interpretation. he is fortified himself with a pronouncement of the supreme court in consolidated coffee ltd. v. coffee board, bangalore, : [1980]3scr625 ., in support of his contention. the supreme court was concerned in interpreting the deemed provision in sections 3, 4 and 5(3) of ..... rooted rivalry with her which is a matter on record, wherein she tried to prevent the petitioner from getting positions in the religious society and acted in an unreasonable manner to canvass against her during periodical elections in religious congregation at guntur. therefore, the reason for the confrontation between the petitioner ..... region, province and functions of malafides and bias have their roots in the administrative law within the doctrine of principles of natural justice. as a whole, the acts of contesting respondents as against the petitioner should be tested within the scope of offending or affording the principles of natural justice. in ak kraipakvs. union of india .....

Laxminarayan Vs. Shivlal Gujar and ors.

Court : Madhya Pradesh

Reported in : AIR2003MP49; [2004(1)JCR203(MP)]; 2002(4)MPHT463

..... the tense of the sentence played a predominant role in the interpretation placed on the relevant provision by this court in f.s. gandhi case.in maradana mosque (board of trustees) v. badi-ud-din mahmud under the relevant statute the minister was empowered to declare that the school should cease to be an unaided school and ..... . v. padmini chandrashekharan (dead) by l.rs., air 1996 sc 238. in the aforesaid decision their lordships were considering the operational sphere of benami transactions (prohibition) act, 1988 (act 45 of 1988) and posed the question whether pending proceeding at various stages in the hierarchy can get encompassed by the sweep of section 4(1) of the said ..... which the statute was enacted should be avoided. in the case of gurudev datta vkss maryadit and ors. v. state of maharashtra and ors., air 2001 sc 1980, the apex court again laid emphasis on the cardinal principle of interpretation that the words of a statute must be understood in the natural, ordinary or popular sense .....