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Nikka Ram Vs. Union of India (Uoi) and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2008)2PLR312

..... , is not a senior commandant competent to impose punishment in terms of schedule-i, aforesaid.5. in appeal, the deputy inspector general of the central industrial security force, who was competent to impose the punishment of compulsory retirement, issued a show cause notice to the petitioner. on the basis of the show cause ..... the group commandant has no jurisdiction to pass an order of punishment as the said order could be passed by the deputy inspector general of the central industrial security force. however, a perusal of schedule i, contemplating the disciplinary authorities and extent of their power (annexure p-5), shows that the punishment of ..... authorized to keep more than rs. 20/-. the reply filed by the petitioner was not found to be satisfactory. shri d.s. gupta, inspector, central industrial security force unit, ioc, panipat was appointed as enquiry officer and after recording the evidence and providing opportunity to the petitioner to cross-examine the witnesses, the disciplinary .....

Deepak Dahiya Vs. Central Bureau of Investigation Chandigarh.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... act, 1988. in may, 2011 staff selection commission (for short, the commission .) issued recruitment notice for the post of inspectors in narcotic control bureau (ncb).central industrial security force (cisf) etc.the petitioners took the said examination alongwith 16 other candidates at the sub centre allotted to them and failed to clear that examination. however, seven toppers ..... haryana at chandigarh 1 criminal misc. not m-17191 of 2012 (o&m) date of decision : january 17th, 2013 deepak dahiya ...petitioner versus central bureau of investigation, chandigarh...respondent 2. criminal misc. not m-17785 of 2012 (o&m) date of decision : january 17th, 2013 pritam singh ...petitioner versus ..... central bureau of investigation, chandigarh...respondent coram : hon'ble mr.justice vijender singh malik 1 whether reporters of local papers may be allowed to see the .....

Neelam Kumari Vs. Gurnam Singh

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : AIR2004P& H9

..... may also be noticed that bachan singh pw. 1 is uncle of karam chand sarpanch and is resident of the village and is working as a cook in the central industrial security force. he has categorically stated that he had seen the appellant in the company of karam chand sarpanch of the village who was his nephew. the appellant remained with him ..... are stated to be reckless. it is also contended that the finding of the fact that marriage between the parties is dead emotionally and practically are devoid of any force and that the respondent cannot be allowed to take advantage of his own wrong. besides, the finding that the appellant was moving with some unknown persons has not ..... with the demands of the respondent's relations, she was tortured and ultimately turned out of the matrimonial home in three clothes by giving severe beatings. the appellant was forced to file a petition in february 1990 as also a criminal case under section 406/498-a, ipc (fir no. 39 dated 25-3-1990) was also registered. .....

Sanjay Kumar and ors. Vs. State of Haryana and ors.

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2006)142PLR528

..... ,000/- - rs. 4,000/- pm. additionally, no plan for deployment of force on the basis of actual demand has been prepared by the department. in case of central industrial security force of government of india, before any force is raised and new personnel are inducted, agreements are executed with clients like public ..... sector undertakings etc. regarding their deployment cisf also conducts security survey of the establishment alongwith the representatives of the ..... then dgp undertook the process of selection and selected 1891 candidates as constables. thereafter, commandants of the concerned battalions of haryana state industrial security force were directed by the dgp on 30.11.2004 to offer appointments to above selected candidates after completing medical examination and verification of .....

Kapoor Singh and Others Vs. State of Haryana and Others

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... is also claimed that testimony of mangli ram patwari (pw1) was wrongly appreciated as he had never deposed that residential colony of central industrial security force was adjoining the acquired land. in addition, it is also pointed out that the reference court neither considered statement of rajbir patwari ..... industrial purposes. it is averred that the reference court completely ignored the fact that the acquired land is situated on the link road leading from village baholi to village kutana and even residential kadyan vinod kumar 2014.07.22 10:04 i attest to the accuracy and integrity of this document chandigarh rfa no.1040 of 1998 -: 3 :- colony of central security force ..... seller keeping into account location, advantages and potentiality of the land. many factors require consideration. suitability of the land for commercial, industrial or residential purposes or its conversion for educational or medical institutions also is to be looked into. availability of amenities such as water .....

Balwinder Singh Minhas Vs. Rakesh Budhiraja

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (2010)157PLR345

..... central government hereby constitute one more review committee for the purposes of the said act, as follows:(1) ms. justice usha mehra,former judge of the high court of delhi. - chairperson(2) shri b.s. minhas,former secretary to the government of india. - member(3) shri r.c. jha,former director-generalcentral industrial security force. ..... these rules-2002 prescribes qualification for appointment of chairperson and members of the review committees, and reads as follows:4. qualifications for appointment:- (1) the central government or, as the case may be, the state government may, by notification in the official gazette, appoint a person as the chairperson of the ..... review committees and appointment of chairperson/member of such committees and the same (relevant part only) reads as follows:60. review committees:- (1) the central government and each state government shall, whenever necessary, constitute one or more review committees for the purposes of this act.(2) every such committee shall .....

Official Liquidator, Ravindra Pharmaceutical (P.) Ltd. Vs. Haryana Fin ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : [1999]98CompCas683(P& H); [2000(84)FLR538]

..... of any rules or orders made thereunder shall have effect notwithstanding anything inconsistent therewith contained in any other law for the time being in force or in the memorandum or articles of association of an industrial concern or in any other instrument having effect by virtue of any law other than this act, but save as aforesaid, the provisions ..... up proceedings and under the law he can proceed to realise the security without the leave of the winding up court, if at the time of its institution the company was not wound up. (for this settled law, reference may also be made to the decision in central bank of india v. elmot engineering co. [1994] 81 comp cas ..... the supreme court concluded as under (page 783) : 'the proviso to sub-section (1) of section 529 inserted by the amendment act clearly provides that 'the security of every secured creditor shall be deemed to be subject to a pari passu charge in favour of the workmen'. the effect of the proviso is to create by statute, a charge .....

Ram Sumer Vs. Presiding Officer, Industrial-cum-labour Court-i and ors ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : (1998)IIILLJ1151P& H

..... took the birth in the form of rule 81-a of the defence of india rules. the industrial disputes bill was introduced in the central legislative assembly on october 8, 1946 and was passed in march, 1947. it came into force w.e.f. april 1, 1947. this act has been entitled to provide machinery and forum ..... or justified under the terms of contract between the employer and such workmen, the legislature has attempted to frustrate the unfair labour practices and secure the policy of collective bargaining as a road to industrial peace.'6. in workmen of dimakuchi tea estate (assam chah karmchari sangha) v. dimakuchi tea estate, (1958-i-llj-500) s.k ..... of the conditions enumerated in various provisions. and thereby it ensures continuing production of material resources meant for the society at large.12. secondly, it provides security to the employees by prohibiting of use of unfair practice and wrongful termination of service of the employee by way of retrenchment and otherwise. at the same time .....

Indian Sugar and General Engineering Corpn. Vs. Presiding Officer, Lab ...

Court : Punjab and Haryana

Reported in : [1996(74)FLR1864]; (1998)IIILLJ483P& H

..... november 20, 1990 shall be open to challenge on this ground.14. in the instant case on the basis of the above supreme court rulings which hold good in commandant, central industrial security force v. bhopal singh (1995-ii-llj-829), as well, the workman is not entitled to the benefit of natural justice especially for the fact that the enquiry held against him ..... of law that undoubtedly the management of a concern has power to direct its own internal administration and discipline; but the power is not unlimited and when a dispute arises industrial tribunals have been given the power to see whether the termination of service of a workman is justified and to give appropriate relief. in cases of dismissal on misconduct, no .....

Khajjan Singh and Others Vs. State of Haryana and Others

Court : Punjab and Haryana

..... connected petitions 7 sail in them. this category of daily wagers comprises of retrenched labourers who invoked their remedies under the act and secured reinstatement with continuity of service from the industrial tribunal. this did not end their suffering. the government of haryana by administrative orders declined to them the benefit of regularization under the ..... stole a march on them by the fortuitous circumstance of not being retrenched and not having suffered the agony of protracted litigation to establish their rights. the central plea raised by the petitioners is based on hostile, invidious and unfair discrimination between similarly situated persons; i.e. one who had the benefit of ..... state raises routinely and casually when facing litigation in court: why did they accept the engagement to start with, after all?. no one forced it on them?. who forces anyone?. who forces the state, expected to be a model employer, to give a job or compel it not to take it away. this is the .....