Court : Karnataka Dharwad
..... india. in the aftermath of bhopal gas tragedy in 1984, where a deadly gas leak from the union carbide plant claimed thousands of lives and caused extensive injuries, the indian government issued ex gratia payments to victims and their families. similarly, during the devastating floods in jammu and kashmir in 2014, ex ..... director, ksrtc north west division, gokul road, hosur-hubli, reptd. by its depot manager, nwksrtc, hirekerur depot, hirekerur, dist: haveri, rep. by chief law officer, n.w.k.r.t.c., central office, hubballi.-. appellant (by sri m.k. soudagar, advocate) and: shri shivanadappa s/o. veerabasappa majjiger, age:44. years, occ: agriculture and business, ..... ksrtc north west division, gokul road, hosur-hubli, reptd. by its depot manager, nwksrtc, hirekerur depot, hirekerur, dist: haveri, in appeal rep. by chief law officer, n.w.k.r.t.c., central office, hubballi.-. appellant (by sri m.k. soudagar, advocate) and:1. smt. gouramma w/o. rameshappa koller, age:39. years, occ: household .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Karnataka Dharwad
..... india. in the aftermath of bhopal gas tragedy in 1984, where a deadly gas leak from the union carbide plant claimed thousands of lives and caused extensive injuries, the indian government issued ex gratia payments to victims and their families. similarly, during the devastating floods in jammu and kashmir in 2014, ex ..... director, ksrtc north west division, gokul road, hosur-hubli, reptd. by its depot manager, nwksrtc, hirekerur depot, hirekerur, dist: haveri, rep. by chief law officer, n.w.k.r.t.c., central office, hubballi.-. appellant (by sri m.k. soudagar, advocate) and: shri shivanadappa s/o. veerabasappa majjiger, age:44. years, occ: agriculture and business, ..... ksrtc north west division, gokul road, hosur-hubli, reptd. by its depot manager, nwksrtc, hirekerur depot, hirekerur, dist: haveri, in appeal rep. by chief law officer, n.w.k.r.t.c., central office, hubballi.-. appellant (by sri m.k. soudagar, advocate) and:1. smt. gouramma w/o. rameshappa koller, age:39. years, occ: household .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Rajasthan
Reported in : 1992(3)WLC205; 1992WLN(UC)360
..... whether the administration is in the hands of a board of directors appointed by the government, through this consideration may not be determinative. if extensive and unusual financial assistance is given and the purpose of the government is giving such assistance coincide with the purpose for which the corporation is ..... 16. workmen, food corporation of india v. food corporation of india : (1985)iillj4sc .17. workmen of hindustan steel ltd. v. hindustan steel ltd. : (1985)illj267sc .18. central inland water transport corporation ltd. and anr. v. tarun kanti sengupta and anr. : (1986)iillj171sc .19. miss lena khan v. union of india and ors. : [1987]2scr727 ..... of the weaker section of the people. the expression, 'other authorities' would thus include all constitutional or statutory authorities on whom powers are conferred by law for the purpose of carrying on commercial activities or to promote the educational and economic interests of the people. thus, the words, 'other authorities' are .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : 1993CriLJ1358
..... exceeding 15 days at a time.34. in reply, on behalf of the petitioner it has been contended by his learned counsel, that n.d.p.s. act being a central law and a special act, the provisions of section 36a will have overriding effect and section 96, bombay police act, 1951 would stand abrogated, meaning thereby, police remand could be ..... aforesaid has, however, been assailed by the learned counsel for the petitioner on the ground that apart from initial order of remand to custody being illegal, the alleged subsequent extension of remand to custody is also illegal, and as such there is no question of the mistake being rectified or the custody legalised at any subsequent time. in fact, ..... he says during the period from 3-12-1990 to 11-7-1991 there was no attempt of extension of remand whereas the alleged extension after 11-7-1991 is no order of remand in the eye of law. the petitioner seeks to derive support to his contention in this regard from ram narain singh v. state of delhi .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1993SC477; [1992]Supp2SCR454; 1992DGLS(soft)768:1992Supp(3)SCC217
..... beyond judicial scrutiny altogether. the scope and reach of judicial scrutiny in matters within subjective satisfaction of the executive are well and extensively stated in barium chemicals v. company law board : [1967]1scr898 , which need not be repeated here. sufficed it to mention that the said principles apply equally in ..... takes in all municipalites, panchayats and other similar bodies. the expression 'other authorities' has received extensive attention from the court. it includes all statutory authorities and other agencies and instrumentalities of the state government/central government. now, would it be reasonable, possible or practicable to say that the parliament or ..... classes and issued orders identifying the socially and educationally backward classes and reserving certain percentage of posts in their favour. so far as the central services are concerned, no reservations were ever made in favour of other backward classes though made in favour of scheduled castes and scheduled tribes .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 1993(2)BomCR329
..... was not expressed in terms of feet and inches. therefore, the object of making references to the existing garages was to see that there was no upward extension of the existing garages or their replacements in future. and the object behind this reference was to ensure the reception of the existing incoming quantity and quality ..... the import of the covenants is not spelt out. next, the use of the plural would seem to cover all the covenants, i.e. red-lined space, central passage, garden and the height restriction. by october 1965 when these affidavits were filed intending purchasers could not remain uninformed of plaintiff's interpretation of the height covenant ..... with notice of the contract or a gratuitous transferee of the property. thus, the equitable ownership in property recognised by equity in england is translated into indian law as an obligation annexed to the ownership of property, not amounting to an interest in the property, but an obligation which may be enforced against a .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : (1993)110CTR(SC)221; [1993]200ITR614(SC); JT1993(2)SC321; (1993)2MLJ57(SC); 1993(1)SCALE270; 1993Supp(4)SCC500
..... herein.26. for the reasons mentioned above, we hold that the wealth tax, as originally enacted was covered by entry 86 of list i of the constitution, and its extension to the state of jammu & kashmir was perfectly constitutional and consequently the impugned judgment of the high court; is not correct. accordingly these appeals are allowed, the impugned ..... , j. (as he then was) in the following words:i have dealt with this question on the assumption that entry 55 in list i confers jurisdiction on the central legislature to levy a tax on the capital value, not only of all the assets, but of even a part of the assets. in air 1940 bom. 65 ..... assessable is capital value after deductions of debts and liabilities. the expression capital value of assets is not capable of any prescribed definition but as pointed out in harvard law school world tax series; taxation in the federal republic of germany: quoted by sikri, cj. in his judgment:the taxes on capital which are summarised in this chapter .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1993SC2178; JT1993(1)SC474; 1992(2)SCALE703; (1993)1SCC645; [1993]1SCR594
..... not pass a legislation prohibiting minorities to establish and administer educational institutions of their choice. if the scope of article 30(1) is made an extension of the right under article 29(1) as the right to establish and administer educational institutions for giving religious instruction or for imparting education in ..... accepted norms and goals: however, the private educational institutions cannot be compelled to charge only that fee as barged in governmental institutions; in 1986, the central government has evolved the education policy' - according to it, 'in the interests of maintaining the standards and for reason other valid reasons, the commercialisation ..... above four states.andhra pradesh130. the andhra pradesh education act, 1982 was enacted by the state legislature with a view to consolidate and amend the laws relating to the educational system in the state of andhra pradesh, for reforming, organising and developing the said educational system and to provide for matters .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : AIR1993Bom327; 2004(3)BomCR371; 1993(1)MhLj685
..... area. it was held that the fact that more than one place may answer the criteria for the purpose of selective application of the scheme of gradual extension of prohibition in the state will not per se make the provision or the order discriminatory. in matter of this nature, the state government has larger ..... was legislative in character. after surveying large number of cases already decided by the supreme court and the passages from the well known text books on administrative law, the supreme court came to the conclusion that the principles of natural justice were not applicable to the case of price fixation as the power exercised was ..... of constitutionality of an enactment, since it must be ' assumed that the legislature understands and correctly appreciates the needs of its own people, and that its laws were directed to problems made manifest by experience and its discriminations were based on adequate grounds. while deducing the propositions laid down from its earlier decision in .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : 1994CriLJ1919
..... far and wide and the judges must ever be vigilent to protect the citizen, the judges have a constructive role and, therefore, they must always use each extensive powers with due circumstances and self ordained restraint in the larger public interest. it may be added here that in all matters of offences, there is also another ..... damages in torts to decry it and and if justified, to compensate for it.13. in : 1985ecr4(sc) asstt. collector central excise v. dunlop india ltd. it has been observed that the law presumes that public authorities function properly and bona fide with due regard to the public interest, a court must be circumspect in granting ..... do not infringe the fundamental rights enshrined in the constitution and may be in future, not against the principles of human rights.'12. the reasonableness of the laws of preventive detention are to be weighed in scales different from those for providing the justice and infringement of rights. the principles of natural justice are already taken .....
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