Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1995SC1893; [1995(71)FLR102]; (1995)2GLR1550; JT1995(4)SC264; 1995LabIC2207; (1995)IILLJ790SC; 1995(3)SCALE498; (1995)5SCC27; [1995]Supp1SCR173; (1996)1UPLBEC359
..... v. general manager, gujarat, refinery, baroda : air1987sc163 and gurmail singh ors. v. state of punjab and ors. : (1991)iillj76sc .in indian general navigation and railway company ltd. and anr. v. their workmen (supra), the facts were that the appellant company carried on business of inland water transport in north-east india between various ..... court further stated that it was of the view that the decisions of the calcutta and delhi high courts were correct and approved of the same.11. these decisions in unambiguous terms lay down that after the coming into operation of the act, the authority to abolish the contract labour is vested exclusively in ..... the services of the employees in the work of cleaning catering establishments and pantry cars. the court further observed that the administration of the southern railway should refrain until the decision of the central government from employing contract labour. the court also directed that the work of cleaning catering establishments and .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : AIR1954Cal561,(1955)IILLJ762Cal
..... engineer, mr, collershaw has affirmed an affidavit stating that the superintending engineer was at all material times the appointing authority in respect of telephone operators in the calcutta telephone district. he refers to notification no. 7/56/50 ests. issued by the ministry of home affairs published in the gazette of ..... regulations of the governor general for the time being relating to persons employed by the general manager, telephones, calcutta district, and applicable to her employment for the time being and the operator shall be responsible for making and keeping herself acquainted from time to time with all such rules and regulations.' ..... board limited was formed by the government of india to acquire the share capital of telephone companies operating all over india, including the bengal telephone corporation limited (hereinafter referred to as the corporation) which operated in calcutta. at first, the government acquired a majority of the shares but allowed the company to function .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 1998(1)ALD426; 1998(1)ALT564
order1. the short question that arises in this writ petition is whether g.o. rt.no.4004 home (general-a) dept.,dated 20-12-1996, whereby the government relaxed the operation of rule 7(2)(b) of a.p. cinemas (regulation) rules, 1970, (for short, 'the rules'), in favour of the 4th respondent thus enabling construction of a touring talkies within ..... did not accord any permission to the 4th respondent. while the mailer stood thus, the 1 st respondent, subsequendy, issued the impugned g.o. dated 20-12-96. relaxing the operation of rule 7(2)(b) of the rules in favour of the 4th respondent for construction of temporary/touring talkies in sy.no.233/1 of penuballi village. the 4th .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Andhra Pradesh
Reported in : 1993(1)ALT589
..... pay the compounding fee; in the wake of any dispute raised by him, the authorities in future, will undoubtedly seize illegally the vehicle while in operation resulting in the passengers being stranded in uninhabited areas without any alternative transport arrangements. some times genuine difficulties might arise, but on the basis of ..... guidelines in that behalf. in support of this contention, the learned counsel relied upon m/s. dwaraka prasad v. state of uttar pradesh, : [1954]1scr803 , corporation of calcutta v. liberty cinema, : [1965]2scr477 , and ram bachan v. state of bihar, : [1967]3scr1 .10. in dwaraka prasad case1, the constitutionality of the uttar ..... be determined by the licensing authority according to local conditions. in corporation of calcutta case2, the scale of fees fixed by the calcutta corporation on the basis of the annual valuation of cinema houses under section 548 of the calcutta municipal corporation act was questioned on several grounds. one of the contentions advanced .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1964SC1781; [1964]7SCR456
..... prices fixed by the impugned notified orders are, in any sense, unreasonable or excessive, and it is significant that even the revised tariff has to come into operation prospectively and not retrospectively. therefore, having regard to all the circumstances in this case, we are disposed to hold that the change made in the tariff by ..... the state legislature has sometimes led to difference in judicial opinion; but the decision of this court in the director of rationing and distribution v. the corporation of calcutta and ors. : 1960crilj1684 must be taken to have settled this question. the effect of the majority decision rendered in that case is to recognise the validity of ..... of british india, or the efficient prosecution of the war, or for maintaining supplies and services essential to the life of the community'. these rules were in operation during the continuance of the war. after the war came to an end, it was realised that the economic situation in the country continued to be serious, .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : (SCSuppl)2004(3)CHN91; JT2004(2)SC570; 2004(2)SCALE435; (2004)3SCC185
..... an embargo on remission in payment of licence fees in the event the closure of shop due to any reason authorised by law. the said provision furthermore cannot restrict the operation of the provisions of the act. as would appear from what has been stated hereinbefore, the provision contained in clause 42 of the sale memo in this behalf had been .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : (2008)1CALLT437(HC),2008(2)CHN667
..... came into force with effect from 31st march, 1987. section 10a provides that an order under sub-section (1) of section 3 would remain valid and operative so long as the public purpose exists. section 10b provides as under:section 10b. notwithstanding anything contained in section 10 or section 10a.the state government shall release ..... owner of the premises under requisition. he was requested to receive vacant possession of the property from the office of the surveyor and valuer, land acquisition collector, calcutta through shri n.r. mitra. consequently, the petitioners approached the respondents for delivery of the vacant possession. however, no action was taken. we are of ..... of the premises on 28th january, 1993 from the surveyor and valuer shri n.r. mitra, who was posted in the office of land acquisition collector, calcutta. however, again the possession was not delivered.5. being aggrieved against the inaction of the respondents in not implementing the order dated 29th of october, 1992 .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Kolkata
Reported in : (1999)2CALLT320(HC)
..... not volunteers; they are in regular and continuous service as other government employees and some of them are renderingservice as home guards since after the act came into operation. they are given 'appointment certificate' showing the date of the appointment of each of them and the functions they are to discharge. all of these petitioners were ..... of the act. under section 3 of the act it has been provided that the superintendent of police in the district and the commissioner of police in calcutta may constitute respectively for their own territorial jurisdiction, a body called the home guards, the members of which shall discharge such functions in relation to the protection ..... the state government. but under section 3 of the act the home guards are appointed by the superintendent or the commissioner of police for the district or calcutta as it may be, and the government has nothing to do about their appointment. he argues that under these circumstances the government cannot be called upon to .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka
Reported in : ILR1995KAR1836; 1995(3)KarLJ602
..... powers. the learned advocate also relied on the decision of the supreme court reported in a.i.r, 1977 supreme court 2149, the bihar eastern gangetic fishermen co-operative society ltd. v. sipahi singh and ors., wherein, the supreme court laid down that a mandamus cannot be granted to enforce an obligation flowing from a contract. ..... of the rajasthan high court reported in , ishwar singh v. ganga singh and ors., wherein, the court relied on the decision of the supreme court in the calcutta gas company's case referred to supra and restated the position in law that it is necessary that the petitioner should first demonstrate that the relief is of the ..... rights of the petitioner has come to an end on 10.4.1994, the petitioner's learned advocate contended that the decision of the supreme court reported in : air1962sc1044 calcutta gas co. (proprietary) ltd v. state of west bengal and ors., wherein, the supreme court had occasion to interpret the nature and scope of proceedings under article .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : AIR1969All480
..... 3) of the u. p. municipalities act. it seems to me that section 241(1)(b) of the government of india act is expressly confined in operation to government servants who are employed by the provincial government (now the state government), and section 57 of the act expressly and specifically deals with the manner in ..... the constitution and prior to our present constitution, the provincial government derived its powers from the government of india act, 1935, which also contained the constitution operating in this country before it was replaced by the present constitution. the mere fact that the state government is the sanctioning or approving authority does not convert ..... 1940 edition, paragraph 195, at page 334 this means: 'that if a statute enumerates the things upon which it is to operate, everything else must necessarily, and by implication, be excluded from its operation and effect. .....so also,if the statute directs that certain acts shall be done in a specified manner or by certain persons .....
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