Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1997SC2817; JT1997(6)SC57; (1997)IILLJ647SC; 1997(4)SCALE483; (1997)6SCC723; [1997]Supp2SCR1; 1997(2)LC171(SC)
..... the production of goods or the rendering of material services to the community must be the direct and proximate result of such co-operation is a further extension of that principle and it is broadly by the application thereof that a solicitor's establishment is held not to attract the definition clause. these refinements ..... an employee of the railway establishment cannot be dispensed with except in accordance with the procedure established and unless the essential steps of procedural fairness are adhered to. central inland water transport corporation ltd. v. brojonath ganguli : (1986)iillj171sc , a bench of two judges of this court reiterated the same view giving extended ..... of this court in bangalore water supply & sewerage board v: r. rajappa : (1978)illj349sc the judgment, therefore, in joseph's case is not correct in law. when its correctness was questioned in another case, notice was issued. it is, therefore, contended that the ratio of the constitution bench judgment of seven judges in .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : (1998)145CTR(Del)560
..... a, photo taken of the site is produced for kind perusal. a site plan copy is also enclosed'.128. in the explanationn the difference between safdarjung enclave extension and safdarjung development enclave is pointed out. in the explanationn the details about the property sold in the locality in or about 1987 are given below :propertyaverage ..... 6 filed the explanationn about the situation of the property. it is stated :'that the locality where the said property is situated is known as safdarjung enclave extension, new delhi. it is submitted that this locality was not developed by a government agency or by any private colonizer. it is a part of old village ..... (1); but such tenants would lose the protection given to tenants under the rent protection laws because such laws are not made applicable to properties owned by the central government with the result that their tenancies could be terminated by the central government. the loss of the protection of the rent control acts cannot be regarded as .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Punjab and Haryana
Reported in : (1998)119PLR498
..... vidyarthi etc. etc. v. state of u.p. and ors., a.i.r. 1991 s.c. 537, a two judges bench of the supreme court made an extensive and in depth analysis of the scope of equality clause and laid down the following propositions: -'it can no longer be doubted at this point of time that act. 14 ..... employees in a large number of cases including the often quoted decisions of sukhdev singh v. bhagatram sardar singh raghuvanshi, a.i.r. 1975 s.c. 1331 (constitution bench); central inland water transport corporation limited and anr. v. brojo nath ganguly and anr., a.i.r. 1986 s.c. 1571; delhi transport corporation v. d.t.c. mazdoor ..... in accordance with reason and fair play and not capriciously. bereft of rationality and fairness, discretion degenerates into arbitrariness which is the very antithesis of the rule of law on which our democratic polity is founded. arbitrary invocation or enforcement of a service condition terminating the service of a temporary employee may itself constitute denial of equal .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Mumbai
Reported in : 1998(2)ALLMR630; 1998(4)BomCR16
..... are unable to hold that the impugned order dated december 15, 1982 has in any way contravened or encroached upon the power of the central legislature to make laws or the central government to make orders in regard to matters provided in entry 66 of list i of seventh schedule to the constitution. there is no ..... alter rules for admission without consulting the universities concerned and the medical council of india and that the rules, if they are changed, shall be published extensively at least three months before the students appear for the examination or examinations in which their performance is considered as relevant as per new rues for seeking ..... registration, cannot be said to be unsustainable. we further find that, on account of seats of colleges conducted by bombay municipal corporation, having become available to the central pool and being made available for being filled up by the state government, many (around 273) additional seats have become available. hence, the anxiety that all .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Allahabad
Reported in : (1998)3UPLBEC2347
..... finally selected. sri baral was out to readily oblige sri khan, perhaps the former though that the latter may be in a position to help in getting extension in service. unfortunate-malady was not confined to jhansi centre only. the subsequent report dated 21.6.1997 submitted by sri kishore kunal recruitment centre. sri ..... included in the final list. they challenged the final list and the consequent appointments by way of writ petitions, which ultimately came to be transferred to the central administrative tribunal, allahabad bench, allahabad. the tribunal divided the appellant petitioners before it is nine categories while disposing of the petitioners. the supreme court took the ..... 226 of the constitution of india involving though familiar constitutional question based on articles 14 and 16, which are covered by the terse and emphatic enunciation of law by the apex court, the setting too is familiar as also the substitutions. for these reasons, a brief narration of facts and a common judgment .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : 1998IVAD(SC)70; AIR1998SC1767; 1998(3)ALLMR(SC)118; 1998(3)CTC413; (1998)3GLR1862; JT1998(3)SC223; 1998(2)MPLJ1; 1998(II)OLR(SC)70; 1998(2)SCALE772; (1998)4SCC1; [1998]2SCR
..... be provided* even to the isolated posts on the basis of the rule of rotation by relying on the decision in arati ray choudhury's case; (vi) extension of reservation is not unconstitutional. on the other hand, such scheme provides opportunity and facilities to scheduled castes and scheduled tribes for being considered for promotion to hold ..... 4 vacancy in that post, reserved for scheduled tribe, was filled by promoting an st candidate from the post below, such promotion was set aside by the central administrative tribunal on the ground that the post of secretary being a single point post, granting of reservation was unconstitutional. the correctness or the said decision was assailed ..... & education in chandigarh, appointments must be made strictly on the basis of selection on merits and any attempt of reservation by whatever method will not only be against law laid down by this court but also against the larger interests of the country.7. mr. sibal has contended that in m.r. balaji & ors. v. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Jammu and Kashmir
Reported in : AIR1999J& K63
..... learned single judge, objection would have been noticed in that behalf. therefore, for all intends and purpose, when application was called for, it can at best be termed for extension of time instead of permission being asked for by the respondent no. 1. it appears that appellant became wiser after the event when as per order of 22-5-1997 ..... before the supreme court. it was held by their lordship of the privy council in that case that cognizance of the election petition by the supreme court was an extension of or addition to the ordinary jurisdiction of that court and that certiorari could hot be issued in respect of an order made by a judge of that very court ..... provisions of state act are pari matcria to those of the central act. whether an appeal against an interlocutory order is excluded under the provisions to section 123 of the act or not it may be noticed here that notwithstanding in any other law for the time being in force, order passed in an election petition under sections 196 and .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Delhi
Reported in : 1999IAD(Delhi)170; 75(1998)DLT836
..... wes/tcilcts. they shall submit an undertaking to this effect. 3. party shall furnish an undertaking that they shall start the construction work at site after obtaining extension of time for the construction of building from the competent authority, under ulcr act, 1976'.9. the relevant portion of resolution dates 30.6.1992 is as under ..... work at site after obtaining extention of time for the construction of building from the competent authority, under ulcr act, 1976.' . the ndmc wanted the petitioner to have extension of the permission granted by the competent authority under the urban land (ceiling & regulations) act, 1976. the stand taken by the petitioner was that such an extention ..... taken in the two resolutions dated 23.7.1990 and 30.6.1992 by the officials of the ndmc and the officials of the central government cannot at all said to be contrary to law. 55. a division bench of this court had permitted the petitioner to proceed with the construction. thereforee, the action of the ndmc .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : AIR1999SC1867; JT1999(3)SC431; 1999(3)SCALE171; [1999]2SCR1111
..... and social costs : a historical examination of state-sponsored gambling, it records in boston college law revenue vol. 34: 11 at page 12 :two hundred years ago, government sanctioned lotteries were common throughout america. lacking a strong central government and burdened with a weak tax base, early americans viewed lotteries as legitimate vehicles for ..... developed. in 1893, the librarian of congress wrote of'a general public conviction that lotteries are to be a regarded, in direct proportion to their extension, as among the most dangerous and prolific sources of human misery. soon thereafter, federal legislation brought an end to the last remaining legal american lottery. ..... synonymous but its field stretches beyond 'trade and commerce.'the word 'business' is defined as :in stroud's judicial dictionary, 5th edn. ;business has a more extensive meaning than the words 'trade.in words and phrases, butterworths, 3rd edn. :'business' is a wider term than 'trade', and not synonymous with it, and .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Supreme Court of India
Reported in : (2000)1GLR242; (1999)9SCC700; [2000]120STC302(SC)
..... social costs : a historical examination of state-sponsored gambling, it records in boston college law revenue, volume 34 : 11 at page 12 :two hundred years ago, government-sanctioned lotteries were common throughout america. lacking a strong central government and burdened with a weak tax base, early americans viewed lotteries as legitimate vehicles for ..... gambling developed. in 1893, the librarian of congress wrote of 'a general public conviction that lotteries are to be regarded, in direct proportion to their extension, as among the most dangerous and prolific sources of human misery'. soon thereafter, federal legislation brought an end to the last remaining legal american lottery ..... its field stretches beyond 'trade and commerce'.76. the word 'business' is defined as :in stroud's judicial dictionary, 5th edition :business has a more extensive meaning than the word 'trade'.in words and phrases, butterworths, 3rd edition :'business' is a wider term than 'trade', and not synonymous with it, .....
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