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Sonal V. Shah and ors. Vs. Gujarat University and anr.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : AIR1982Guj37; (1981)GLR934

..... . ganguly, air 1958 s, c. 1018, where the supreme court clearly negatived the contention that the appropriate government which was clothed with the power to make a reference under' the industrial disputes act had got the power to cancel or supersede it, obviously because such a power is meant for the benefit of some persons. in the case of chief controlling ..... any authority of law and that too, by acting in the teeth of the executive council's earlier resolution annexure 'a, dated 16-5-1981. all these arguments lose their force when we find that these two councils themselves had not only accepted the vice-chancellor's decision but had also approved of further steps to be taken in that regard .....

Dahyabhai Limjibhai and ors. Vs. Amarchand Jagjivan and anr.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : AIR1971Guj73; (1971)0GLR235

..... authorities, it would not be proper for this court to conclude this question, especially when there was no clear issue to this effect raised before the mamlatdar. there is great force in this contention of mr. shelat especially when there is nothing on the record which would enable me to conclude this question. therefore, the matter must be remanded to the ..... other provision contained in the act shall be construed to limit or abridge the rights or privileges of any tenant under any usage or law for the time being in force or arising out of any contract, grant, decree or order of a court or otherwise howsoever. their lordships, therefore, in terms stated; 'the act, therefore, does not rule out the .....

Ramesh B. Desai and ors. Vs. BipIn Vadilal Mehta and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (2001)2GLR1224

..... the decision of the apex court in the case of major s. s. khanna v. brig. f. j. dillon, reported in : [1964]4scr409 , saurashtra cement & chemical industries ltd. & ors. v. esma industries pvt. ltd. & ors., reported in 1989(2) glr 1263, jasuben madhusudan pandya v. manharlal narandas bhatt, reported in 1990(1) glh 199 for examining the contention raised by ..... no private company which is a subsidiary of a public company, shall give, whether directly or indirectly, and whether by means of a loan, guarantee, the provision of security or otherwise, any financial assistance for the purpose of or in connection with a purchase of subscription made or to be made by any person of or for any shares ..... is not purely a question of law.25. where any issue relates to jurisdiction of the court or a bar created by any law for the time-being in force, it is open for the court to postpone the settlement of other issues until the preliminary issue with regard to jurisdiction of the court or such bar has been .....

ishwarbhai Marghabhai Patel Vs. State of Gujarat

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (2000)4GLR425

..... stress absolute freedom of an employer to impose any condition which he likes on labour. it is always open to industrial adjudication to consider the conditions of employment of the labour to vary them if it is found necessary unless the ..... employed and too young to be superannuated these considerations become all the more important in department where functional independence, fearless security, and freedom to expose evil or error in high places in the task. and the ombudsmanic tasks of the office ..... judiciary is the guardian of the rule of law. hence the judiciary is not only the third pillar but the central pillar of the democratic state. in a democracy like ours, where there is written constitution which is above all individuals ..... to a reasonable man reasonably instructed in the law, is sufficient to sustain the grounds of 'public interest' justifying forced retirement of public servant. judges cannot substitute their judgment for that of the administrator but they are not absolved from .....

Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation Vs. Firoze M. Mogal and Anoth ...

Court : Gujarat

..... sensitive social concern that, save in exceptional situations, the law will inhibit such a lethal step for the peace of the industry, the welfare of the workmen and the broader justice that transcends transient disputes. the human dimensions have decisional relevance. we ..... writ of certiorari, the same can be quashed under article 226. the object of the writ of certiorari is to secure that the jurisdiction of the inferior tribunal should be properly exercised. this writ is issued to direct inferior courts, tribunal ..... has a "hint of paradox" since certiorari which was initially an executive command aimed at avoiding judicial proceedings became the central mechanism for judicial control of executive action. the essential features of a writ of certiorari including a brief history have ..... him for his judicial act, subject to only section 3(2) thereof; under any law for the time being in force to take such action? as amongst others the supreme court or any high court? may take, such as, under .....

Shah Jolly Chandravadan and ors. Vs. State of Gujarat and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (2003)2GLR1190

..... the apex court was dealing with policy decision of state of madhya pradesh in respect of protective measures for selected industrial units. but the ratio of the said decision directly helps the present petitioners represented by learned counsel mr. anjaria ..... they ought to have applied and appear in the test conducted by g.p.s.c. and should have secured regularisation. this decision supports submission of learned advocate general where he has submitted that this court cannot straightway direct ..... ahead at the behest of politicians for carrying out commands having no sanctity in law. the conduct rules of central government services command the civil servants to maintain at all times absolute integrity and devotion to duty and do ..... was made. the petitioner was possessing requisite qualification prescribed for the post. after 10 years, new rules came into force and as per new norms, the petitioner was not possessing necessary qualification prescribed under the new rules. the question raised .....

Jodha Khoda Rabari and Etc. Etc. Vs. State of Gujarat and Etc.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : 1992CriLJ3298

..... the stand-point of capital punishment, but also from the standpoint of the magnitude of the matter and the points involved therein requiring hard labour and industry. it may be mentioned that the closely printed paper book in the matter, runs into 1262 pages, and the original record which was required to be ..... of that judgment about penological principles are very pertinent and may be extracted as follows :8. the law regulates social interests, arbitrates conflicting claims and demands. security of persons and property of the people is an essential function of the state. it could be achieved through instrumentality of criminal law. undoubtedly, there is ..... consisting of young wife, minor children and aged parents and, therefore, the death sentence may be converted into imprisonment for life, the supreme court found no force therein. the supreme court observed that 'these compassionate grounds would always be present in almost all cases, and are not relevant for interference with sentence.'162 .....

Khedut Sahakari Khand Udyog Mandali Ltd. and ors. Vs. Its Workmen and ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1979)1GLR858

..... and dearness allowance and other benefits as have been held applicable for the sugar factories in uttar pradesh by the u.p. state government.6. the second central wage board for the sugar industry had given its report in the year 1970 and the benefits given in pursuance of that wage board's report were due to expire on october 31, 1974 ..... in all other major sugar-produc ing states, namely, bihar, uttar pradesh, maharashtra, tamilnadu, kamataka, andhra pradesh and madhya pradesh, have all adopted the u.p. pattern in full force with effect from october 1, 1974, the award grants the benefits in a phased manner with effect from july 1, 1976 and full effect to the u.p. pattern is ..... . if what is granted by the u.p. government pattern are minimum wages, no question of paying capacity of the industry can be considered and the minimum wages given by the u.p. pattern should have been in force in gujarat in the case of all these four sugar factories before us with the same pattern and on the same lines .....

Association of Officers G.S.F.C., Baroda and ors. Vs. Gujarat State Fe ...

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (1986)1GLR356; (1986)IILLJ238Guj

..... be through the medium of public corporation under the statutory control of the central government who will assume such powers as may be necessary to ensure this.' it was in pursuance of the policy envisaged in this and subsequent resolutions on industrial policy that corporations were created by government for setting up and management of ..... of private action must yield to a conception of state action where public functions are being performed - vide arthur s. miller : 'the constitutional law of the security state' (10 stanford law review 620 at 664).' 'it may be noted that besides so called traditional functions, the modern state operates a multitude of public enterprises ..... reasons by the competent appointing authority, or (ii) by three months' notice in writing or by payment of three months' basic pay and dearness allowance as in force from time to time in lieu of such notice. relevant part of the rule on which reliance is placed by the company printed in the book entitled 'service .....

Arvind Mills Limited and ors. Vs. State of Gujarat and ors.

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (2002)3GLR624

..... establish the offence, and (2) whether it is expedient and in the interest of justice to permit a prosecution to continue.24.6 in central bureau of investigation v. dunkens agro industries limited, 1996 (5) scc 591, the court gave a finding that criminal action is also available along with civil suit if the act constitute ..... a clandestine transaction. it has been entered into after obtaining appropriate legal opinion and is disclosed in the information memorandum for creditors prepared by jardine fleming singapore securities pvt. ltd., the financial advisor to a.m.l. the complaint is based on the said information memorandum which does not disclose any mens rea. bona ..... of the petitioners that the company petition was also opposed to by the complainant. it is contended that the attempt on part of the complainant is to force the petitioners into multiple litigations, and thereby put them under pressure to yield to the demand of the complainant of a preferential treatment over other creditors. .....