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Feb 22 2006 (HC)

Jaswant Singh Attwal and ors. Vs. Didar Singh and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : 2007ACJ454; (2006)143PLR419

..... the claim petition was filed on account of death of satwant singh by his dependents, namely, his widow gurpreet kaur, his two daughters sangita kaur and sujan kaur and his minor son maninder singh. ..... having given my thoughtful consideration to the aforesaid argument of the learned counsel, i do not find any justification to hold that the dependency in the case of death of balwant kaur has been inadequately assessed. ..... it was argued that in the case of balwant kaur it could not be taken that her dependency was only to the extent of half of her annual income. ..... it has been argued that the dependency should have been assessed at 2/3rd.13. ..... the tribunal, has in my considered opinion, assessed the annual income of the deceased satwant singh correctly and his dependency has also been assessed rightly. ..... it may be noticed that the dependents of surjit singh, driver of the car, had also filed a separate petition and were awarded the compensation by the tribunal. ..... the dependents of the deceased surjit singh were also awarded compensation by holding that didar singh was driving the offending vehicle in a rash and negligent manner. ..... half of the same was taken to be required by her for her own expenses, whereas, the remaining half was treated as her dependency. ..... out of the aforesaid amount, it was taken that half of the said amount was being spent by satwant singh upon himself and the remaining half was treated as his dependency. .....

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Nov 03 1998 (HC)

Samir Anand Vs. State of Punjab and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR1999P& H106

..... the claim of the petitioner has been opposedprimarily and, in fact, on the only ground that petitioner was not wholly dependent upon his mother inasmuch as in his admission form the petitioner had mentioned that this father kundan lal anand was working as college teacher. ..... parminder singh, the learned aag, punjab while opposing the claim of the petitioner is that petitioner was not only dependent upon his mother which is one of the conditions for eligibility as mentioned in instructions annexure p-2.7. ..... the words in clause (iii) of annexure p-2, 'who are actually dependent upon their guardian' cannot be interpreted to mean that a student is not dependent upon one of his parents who has died inasmuch as his other parent is alive. ..... at the time when mother of the petitioner died, the father of the petitioner was not in a position to support him and it can well be said that the petitioner was dependent upon his mother at the relevant time. ..... the petitioner, in fact, was then entirely dependent upon his mother.9. ..... can it be said in these circumstances that the petitioner was dependent on both his parents? ..... (iii) the benefit will be admissible from the date of death of the government employee concerned to his children who are actually dependent upon their guardian. 2. ..... the petitioner being dependent on his deceased mother applied for reimbursement of tuition fee in terms of government instructions (annexure p-2) to director public instructions (school), punjab through respondent no. .....

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May 15 1972 (HC)

Karnal Machinery Store Vs. the Assessing Authority and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : [1973]31STC3(P& H)

..... clearly stated in the case relied on, the tribunal seems to have held that inasmuch as the electric energy is used only for the limited purpose of ignition, the detonator which is primarily and essentially an explosive accessory depending for its potency and power on the chemical combination, cannot be classified as electrical goods or appliances. ..... its use certainly depends on the functioning of the electrical equipment as well. .....

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May 27 1993 (HC)

Hem Chand and ors. Vs. State of Haryana and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (1993)105PLR192

..... the conditions have to vary according to the place depending upon numerous factors like number of stone crushers which are already working in a locality, nearness to places inhabitated by human beings, ecological balance, requirement of the local agricultural conditions and general health of the public, crops, .....

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Jun 06 1986 (HC)

State of Haryana Vs. Bahadur Chand

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : 1987CriLJ514

..... -fat were deficient of the minimum prescribed standard and it is the settled law that in such like cases of marginal variation, the accused is entitled to acquittal, as the percentage of milk fat and non-fatty milk solids depend on the proper feeding and the health of the animal. .....

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Mar 15 1984 (HC)

Om Prakash Vs. Executive Engineer, S.Y.L. Canal Division No. 7

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (1985)ILLJ16P& H

..... in other words, the water charges have been linked on the principle of bearability, that is, paying capacity of the farmer dependent upon his income from the kind of crop raised by him. ..... the answer to the said question in that case depended upon the answer to the question as to when governmental functions stricto sensu (as against private enterpreneurs) would also come to fall within the ambit of industry. ..... by the passage of time it was thought necessary to build irrigation and drainage works for the purpose of providing better water facilities to the farmers on whom 3 depends the economy of this country. ..... these rates are dependent upon the class of crops raised by the farmers and have been fixed in terms of per acre. ..... in the olden times when there were no canals, 2 agriculture was very limited and cultivators depended solely on rainfall. .....

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Mar 21 1983 (HC)

Shila Wanti and ors. Vs. R.B. Kishore Chand and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : 1(1984)ACC343

..... 81 pun lr 1 wherein it was held that for the purpose of calculating the just compensation, annual dependency of the dependants should be determined in terms of the annual loss accruing to them due to the abrupt termination of ..... consideration the number of the years of dependency of the various dependants, the number of years by which the life of the deceased was cut short and the various imponderable factors such like early natural death of the deceased, his becoming incapable of supporting the dependants due to illness or any other natural handicap or calamity, the prospects of the marriage of the widow, the coming up of age of the dependants and their developing independent sources of ..... income as well as the pecuniary benefits which might accrue to the dependants on account of the death of the person concerned. ..... the solution of the problem, therefore, depends on the answer to the question as to whether the application filed in the appeal could be said to be an application ..... annual earning of the deceased at the time of the accident and the amount out of the same which he was spending for the maintenance of the dependants will be the determining factor. .....

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Apr 02 2008 (HC)

Bhateri Devi Vs. DakshIn Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : [2008(118)FLR213]; (2008)2PLR579

..... otherwise requires:(a) x x x x(b) 'compassionate financial assistance' means the financial assistance to the tune of 2.5 lacs, provided, as ex-gratia assistance over and above all other benefits to the completely dependent members of the indigent family of the deceased;(c)to(g) x x x x(h) 'indigent family' where the family of the deceased/missing government employee is completely dependent upon him/her and deserve immediate assistance for relief from destitution and whose income does not exceed rs. ..... the time of death of the husband of the petitioner, the haryana compassionate assistance to the dependents of the deceased government employees rules, 2002, (hereinafter referred to as the '2003 rules') were ..... it is, thus, apparent that if married son is considered eligible for appointment as dependent of the deceased, it will lead to inference that the family of the deceased would include ..... the deceased will be eligible only if no other member of the family is eligible for government service and his spouse is not already in government service and unmarried eligible dependent is not willing to join service and give an affidavit to this effect.6. ..... of the deceased is already in government service, no other dependent member shall be eligible for appointment or exgratia compassionate financial ..... the income of the entire family of the deceased government employee will be taken into account and not just the income of the dependent who has applied for appointment on compassionate grounds. .....

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Aug 01 2006 (HC)

Anju Rani Vs. State of Haryana and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2006)144PLR327

..... it is well settled that selection criteria for allocation of marks for interview would be dependent on the nature of job, the minimum qualification which is prescribed, the age group from which the selection is to be made and the body to which the task for holding interviews is entrusted. .....

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Sep 21 1994 (HC)

Krishna Devi Vs. Haryana State Electricity Board

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (1995)110PLR181

..... mate, filed an application before the board to give employment to her son who was dependent of former employee of the board; that the request of shingari devi was declined by the board on the ground that her case was not covered by the ex-gratia scheme; that shingari devi aggrieved by the ..... it has been further stated in the petition that the board has been giving employment to the dependents of work-charge employees who had put in even less than 5 years of service and also to the dependants of daily wage workers under its ex-gratia scheme and by not allowing employment to rajesh kumar dependent son of petitioner's husband, it tantamounts to discriminatory treatment to the petitioner. ..... of peon was recommended by the executive engineer on 26.3.1984 vide annexure p-l; that she could not be appointed because the post was not available and she was given to understand that as and when the dependent son of the deceased, namely, rajesh kumar becomes major, he would be given employment. ..... the petitioner was recommended by the executive engineer on 26.3.1984 vide annexure p-1 for the appointment of the petitioner as peon but she could not be appointed and she was given to understand that as and when the dependent son of the deceased namely rajesh kumar becomes major, he would be given employment. ..... devi has approached this court for directing the haryana state electricity board, to give employment to her son who is dependent of deceased bhale ram, a former employee of the respondent board. .....

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