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Leena Tuteja Vs. Union of India and Ors.

Court : Delhi

..... and private sector have been designated for treatment and management of influenza patients; (iv) process of creating bsl3laboratories in maulana azad medical college and university college of medical sciences and extension of new government labs is under process; (v) hoardings / metro panels, flex boards with information regarding seasonal flu including h1n1 have been affixed in all the delhi government dispensaries / mobile ..... the drug and the manufacturers have confirmed that they have sufficient capacity and stock of active pharmaceutical ingredients to meet the requirements; (iii) that one of the manufacturers is a central public sector undertaking; (iv) that the said medicine / drug i.e. oseltamivir however cannot be sold over the counter it is to be made available only against prescription by a .....

Mool Chand Khairati Ram Trust Vs. Union of India

Court : Delhi

..... emphasized that none of the decisions relied upon by the previous division bench is an authority on the point that without law, or bereft of contractual terms, the lessor - in this case, the central government/dda - can nevertheless fall back upon a reservoir of unarticulated power to stipulate fresh conditions, unilaterally. learned could ..... counsel submitted that the expression satisfaction and management ought to be given a wide meaning, having regard to the larger public purpose.28. learned counsel relied extensively on the main judgment in social jurist, by the division bench dated 22.03.2007 to say that the considerations which weighed with the court while ..... already noticed that generally where in the allotment letter such a condition is missing, those were the lands which were provided for other purposes, than for extension of the hospitals or as patient care buildings. they related to green areas, staff quarters etc. even where the condition is not specifically stated in respect .....

Baldev Raj Jaggi Vs. National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Feder ...

Court : Delhi

..... parties the attachment of the above said properties no.e-18, east of kailash, new delhi and e-16, block b1, mohan co operative industrial estate limited, extension, new delhi is being released to be put on sale.............................. 5. this order, as is evident, did not refer to the property in question; it described another ..... the pendency in any court having authority within the limits of india excluding the state of jammu and kashmir government or established beyond such limits by the central government of any suit or proceedings which is not collusive and in which any right to immovable property is directly and specifically in question, the property ..... could not extend to 'a chain of transactions' where the transferee of the judgment-debtor had transferred his interest.16. referring to statutory provisions and case law, the court negatived the contention, stating if such contention of the learned senior counsel for the appellant is to be accepted, then we are closing our eyes .....

K.S.Pundir Vs. Uoi and ors.

Court : Delhi

..... urged in the appeal. 26. from the facts noted herein above, it needs to be highlighted that the petitioner was admittedly residing at house no.42, ganesh nagar extension-ii, shakarpur, delhi-110092 during the period he was charged to be unauthorizedly absent and for which period he claims to be unwell. as noted herein above he ..... 15.9.1997 rejecting the appeal filed by him against the order dated 14.9.1996. 2. relevant facts are that k.s.pundir, a sub-inspector with central industrial security force, requested for 15 days earned leave, which was sanctioned from 15.12.1995 to 29.12.1995 with permission to avail 2 days journey time ..... 30.12.95 to till date without any valid permission from the competent authority. thereby he exhibited an act of gross misconduct, indiscipline, dereliction towards duties and disobedience of lawful orders. article of charge -ii in violation of good orders & considering the prevailing situation in the valley no.8217116 si/exe. k.s.pundir proceeded on leave and .....

Union of India (Uoi) (Central Government) Vs. Students Islamic Movemen ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 99(2002)DLT147; 2002(63)DRJ563

..... is pleaded that simi is an absolutely lawful and patriotic association working for the betterment of the lives of the people, development of the society, unity, peace and prosperity and universal brotherhood. the organization structure of simi is democratic and its working advisory in nature. it has a central representative council (crc). this body, in ..... of simi has been in the field of social service and in the field of relief work during natural and man made calamities. it under-took extensive social work and provided relief to the victims of the earth quake in gujarat without discrimination between people of various religions. it is denied that simi ..... respondent no.-simi argued that for the purpose of adjudicating whether or not there is sufficient cause for declaring simi as unlawful, the material collected by the central government after issuance of the notification dated 27th september, 2001, declaring simi to be an unlawful association, cannot be considered, as the same was not .....

New Delhi Municipal Committee Vs. the State of Andhra Pradesh

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1976Delhi1

..... , thereforee, not be exempt from this tax.6. on an examination of the legislative history of the punjab municipal act, 1911, its extension to the union territory of delhi by virtue of central enactments from time to time, the scheme of the constitution of india with regard to the distribution of legislative powers between the states and ..... delhi in exercise of the power conferred by the central enactments, the punjab municipal act, 1911 had become a central act as if made by parliament under clause (4) of article 246 of the constitution of india; that union taxation would be co-extensive with the power of parliament to make laws; that by virtue of clause (4) of article ..... 246 of the constitution of india, parliament was competent to make laws with regard to .....

The State of Andhra Pradesh Vs. New Delhi Municipal Committee

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1975Delhi223; ILR1975Delhi84

..... india act followed by the central legislature under the constitution of ..... by virtue of the delhi laws act of 1912 and later by the part c states laws act of 1950 and the union territories laws act of 1950. the application and the later extension of this law to the union territory of delhi was thereforee, not by the authority of the state legislature but that the central legislature, that is, the central legislature under the government of .....

Laxmi College of Education vs.national Council for Teacher Education ...

Court : Delhi

..... 2019 & other connected matters page 41 of 84 jawaya kapur v. state of punjab21, it had been held that the executive power of the state was co-extensive with its legislative power. merely, therefore, because the ncte act had been enacted by parliament, state governments were not denuded of the power to exercise executive ..... cannot be withheld by the state government on any policy consideration because the policy in the matter of establishment of a new medical college now rests with the central government alone. (emphasis supplied) 69. mr. jain, learned asg, attempted to distinguish the judgment in thirumuruga kirupananda variyar thavathiru sundara swamigal medical education and ..... required to accord precedence to the position in law, as it emerges from the provisions of the statute and binding precedents, over the stand adopted by either party before us. the stand being adopted by the central government, or the ncte in the present case, as vocalised by mr. jain, therefore, cannot have any .....

The Vishwa Nath & Santosh Bakshi Charitable Educational Trust (Regd.) ...

Court : Delhi

..... account of trust. (vi) the balance sale price would be payable within 60 days thereof, against delivery of vacant peaceful physical possession of the property and extension of sale deed at the cost of purchaser, failing which the amount paid of 10% shall stand irrevocable forfeited to the trust and the trust would be ..... in respect of practical management or administration of the trust, where no disputed question of title or difficult question of construction of will or complicated questions of law are involved. to the same effect is budh singh dhahan supra laying down that in such a proceeding, no evidence or detailed arguments are required and summary ..... executors in the difficulties in respect of practical management or administration, where no disputed question of title or difficult question of construction of will or complicated questions of law are involved; (i) the high court of punjab, in budh singh dhahan vs. malkiat singh 2009 scc online p&h1034 in exercise of powers under section .....

V K Sasikala vs.the Election Commission of India & Ors

Court : Delhi

..... 2017 (friday). (emphasis supplied) 68. in such a scenario, it cannot be held that the commission erred in granting further extension.69. to constitute legal malice or malice in law , something must be done without lawful excuse, i.e. without reasonable or probable cause. the act is done with an indirect or oblique motive. [see w ..... patel, etc., (1985) 3 scc398 telstar travels pvt. ltd. and others vs. enforcement directorate (2013) 9 scc549 dharampal satyapal ltd. vs. deputy commissioner of central excise, gauhati and others (2015) 8 scc519 etc. they contended that the principles of natural justice have to be followed even by tribunals and quasi-judicial authorities. attention ..... other matters like disciplinary action taken by him. that is the function of the national executive under section 15 of the party constitution and not of the central parliamentary board, but national executive has allegedly not met since 8th - 10th october, 2014. in view of the above, the insistence by shri mohan .....