Court : Rajasthan
Reported in : AIR1968Raj161
..... not so far been finalised. from this letter the transport appellate tribunal concluded that the regional transport authority had not taken any decision regarding the extension of time. in these circumstances the appeal was considered to be premature and consequently it was dismissed the transport appellate tribunal, however, observed that ..... the regional transport authority shall assign to the vehicle, for display thereon, a special distinguishing mark in the form and manner specified by the central government and such special permit shall be valid in any other region or state without the countersignature of the regional transport authority of the other region ..... region and then it was urged that inasmuch as the regional transport authority, jaipur, had countersigned the permit there was substantial compliance with the provisions of law and consequently the defect, if any, in the entertaining of the application by the regional transport authority, bikaner, stood cured. as regards the power .....
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Reported in : (2005)197CTR(Raj)401; [2006]280ITR168(Raj)
..... so only until 31st may, 1965, and the scheme was not open thereafter. while the scheme envisaged its closure earlier than 31st may, 1965, it did not envisage extension of this time. in this scheme, the applicant was to be paid the price of the gold at the rate specified in clause 3 of the scheme, i.e., ..... was further alleged that prior to handing over the aforesaid gold to ganpat lal, the house of the complainant had already been subjected to a raid by the customs and central excise department in which large quantity of primary gold and silver and other ornaments were recovered. apprehending further (action) by the department, he (gunwant lal) entrusted the ..... determined, market value of land on successive valuation date cannot be included in net wealth. but the estimated value of compensation determined as per provisions of respective acquisition law only is to be included in net wealth.51. if the same principles were to be applied in the facts and circumstances of the present case, on the .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Rajasthan
Reported in : [1969]73ITR778(Raj); 1968()WLN242
..... earthwork near jamsar railway siding for stocking of gypsum...rs. 4,199- 3-9total ...rs. 20,898-13-34. during the said year, the assessee-company also did extensive overburden removal work in expectation of the sindri contract and incurred an expenditure of rs. 47,386-15-0 out of which rs. 7,696-15-9 was charged to ..... in part b state. the relevancy of this will be apparent by noticing some of the relevant provisions of the tax concessions order. the order was made by the central government in exercise of the powers conferred by section 60a of the indian income-tax act, 1922. the purpose of making this order was that in some parts of ..... 2. the facts giving rise to these references, briefly stated, are these:'the assessee-company is a public limited company incorporated on 7th may, 1947, under the company law prevalent in the erstwhile state ofbikaner. it carries on business of extraction of gypsum from jamsar mines in bikaner district. the company sold gypsum so extracted to various persons all .....
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Reported in : (1985)ILLJ111Raj
..... probationer, (ii) permanent, (iii) temporary, and (iv) apprentice. the period of 'probationer' prescribed under clause 8 of the standing orders is six months, normally and extension can be of another six months. the confirmation of a 'probationer' is provided under sub-clause (iii) of clause 8 of the standing orders. clause 9, defines a ..... , liquidation, finance and accounts are to be done by the state government. the whole or substantial part of the share capital is held by the central government and/or the state government, as the case may be. the corporation is public sector undertaking established by the state and the state government exercises ..... in accordance with the industrial employment (standing orders) act have the force of law like any other statutory instrument53. in co-operative central bank ltd. v. addl., industrial tribunal, andhm pradesh : (1969)iillj698sc ; their lordships held that the bye-laws of the co-operative society framed in pursuance of the provisions of the andhra .....
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Reported in : 1981WLN701
..... classifications has stated that such legislation should not be disturbed by the court unless it can clearly see that there is no fair reason for the law which would require with equal force its extension to those whom it leaves untouched. missouri k. and t. rly. v. may (1903) 94 i section 267, cited in (1975) ..... ) and sundararamier,s case (supra). it is to be noted that the court was concerned with examining the doctrine of severability. the earlier judgment in which the central provinces and berar regulation of manufacturers of bidis (agricultural purposes) act, 1948 was challenged, was being considered. the court in earlier judgment held that the restrictions imposed ..... too artificial to the substained. accordingly the classification provided for by clause 4(1) of the bill is valid to the limited extent to which the central government is empowered to make the declaration in respect of offences alleged to have been committed during the period of emergency, by persons holding high public or .....
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Reported in : RLW2005(1)Raj682; 2005(1)WLC548
..... -fer on deputation from educa-tion, co-operative and statistical departments respec-tively.(4.) transfer on deputation shall fill in the post of other extension officer from education, co-operative and statistical departments respectively.(5.)the post of junior engineers may be filled in either by trans-fer from other ..... government. this includes powers to prepare and implement plans for economic development and social justice, execute schemes entrusted to them by the state and the central government and exercise powers as delegated in subjects listed in the eleventh schedule, annexed to the amendment. these are mostly in the realm of ..... empowers the state legislature to impose additional functions on the state commission regarding the state services, local authorities, public institutions or any authority constituted by law. apparently, it does not include panchayat services i.e., self government. the constitution having conferred on panchayat the status of self government, it cannot .....
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Reported in : 2002(5)WLC833
..... have given a second thought before applying. even in the appointment letter the respondent had mentioned that the appointment is for one year with the likelihood of extension. definitely an impression was given to the petitioner by the respondent that he was recruited permanently. the petitioner cannot be allowed to suffer on both counts i ..... to be absorbed permanently in borrowing department; but the facts mentioned herein are different. the respondent no.2 ncte is a statutory body under the central government. the central service rules are applicable to it for all purposes. it had invited applications from general public as is clear from the advertisement and it had not ..... permanent absorption in the department where he works on deputation, unless his claim is based upon a statutory rule, regulation or order having the force of law. a deputationist can always and at any time be repatriated to his parent department, at the instance of either borrowing department or parent department.44. no .....
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Reported in : AIR1981Raj217
..... of the cinema theatre. the lease of shri anandraj was extended by a period of one year from august 1, 1963 on the same terms and conditions. the extension was given in the name of m/s. anandraj and company, whose sole-proprietor was shri anandraj. after the expiry of the period of the lease, proceedings were ..... contained in the said judgment wherein the supreme court, while dealing with the cases wherein a person in possession had been dispossessed by executive action without authority of law, and relief had been granted by the courts under article 226 of the constitution, has observed that they 'did not wish to examine the question which these ..... section 91 of the rajasthan land revenue act, 1956 which empowers the tehsildar to summarily evict a person who occupies or continues to occupy any agricultural land without lawful authority but lays down that before taking proceedings for eviction, the tehsildar shall cause to be served in the prescribed manner on the person reported to be .....
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Reported in : 1992WLN(UC)442
..... field of education, particularly, school education. the council is empowered to undertake several kinds of programmes and activities which include coordination or research, extension services and training, dissemination of improved educational techniques and practices in schools, collaborations of ideas and information, preparation and publication of books, materials, ..... as a multi-unit cooperative society, was registered under bombay cooperative societies act, 1923, which applied to the union territory of delhi, by the central registrar of cooperative societies, on november 3, 1967 and the registration number assigned to it was cr-1. later on, the multi-state cooperative ..... ) undertake such other activities as are conducive or incidental to the attainment of main objects of iffco.as per clause 4 of the by-laws, the following institutions can obtain the membership of ifco, namely:(i) agricultural credit/marketing/processing/supply cooperative federationsof natural level and other agriculture .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Rajasthan
Reported in : 1992(1)WLC540; 1991WLN(UC)266
..... be extended to all the employees of the board who have retired on or before 1st january, 1983 when the board had first taken the decision for extension of the pension scheme to its employees.5. petitioner ratan singh had retired from service of the board on 30th september, while hanuman sahay was retired ..... it has been stated that the liberalisation of pension of retiring government servants i was decided by the government in view of the persistent demand of the central government employees represented in the scheme of join consultative machinery. this would clearly imply that the pre-liberalised pension scheme did not provie adequate protection in ..... of jammu & kashmir v. triloki nath khosa 1974 (1) s.l.r. 536,' the guarantee of equality will be submerged in class legislation masquerading as laws meant to govern well marked classes characterised by different and distinct attainments'. overemphasis on the doctrine of classification or an anxious and sustained attempt to discover some basis .....
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