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Jan 21 2000 (HC)

Anil Agarwal Vs. Institute of Chartered Accountants

Court : Delhi

Reported in : [2000]110TAXMAN89(Delhi)

..... 128 provides for names of regional councils. there are five regional councils, namely:western india regional council, southern india regional council, eastern india regional council, central india regional council arid northern india regional council.duties and functions of the regional councils have been enumerated under regulation 130. regulation 130(1) provides that subject ..... society as a whole after their election. they have a right to continue in office for five years which term is co-extensive with the term of the committee or the board of directors. the enactment itself provides for the removal of the members under certain circumstances only. when ..... the concept of democracy or the method of electing or removing the representatives. the recall of an elected representative, thereforee, so long it is in accordance with law, cannot be assailed on abstract notions of democracy.'12. in ram beti v. district panchayat raj adhikari : air1998sc1222 the court considered the power of removal of .....

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Sep 25 1998 (HC)

Rajendra Kumar Mohatta Vs. New Delhi Municipal Committee and anr.

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 .....

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Dec 17 1997 (HC)

Mrs. Kailash Suneja and ors. Vs. Appropriate Authority and ors.

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 .....

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Feb 01 1991 (HC)

Surinder Singh Ahluwalia Vs. Delhi Special Police Establishment and Ot ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1991CriLJ2583; ILR1991Delhi228

..... administration of special police establishment. for our purposes, ss. 5 and 6 are material which read as under :- '5. extension of powers and jurisdiction of special police establishment to other areas. - (1) the central government may by order extend to any area (including railway areas), (in (a state, not being a union territory)) the ..... the proceedings taken in pursuance thereof. their lordships said that the order of the high court cannot be sustained because the police authorities are enjoined by law to register a case and conduct investigation whenever information is laid regarding the commission of cognizable offences. as such the quashing of a first information report ..... corpus delicti cannot be and is not separable. the petitioner under investigation having been placed out of bound by the state government in exercise of the lawful authority, so it is not legally competent for the cbi to continue with the investigation under the aforesaid fir. his further contention is that the .....

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Sep 08 1989 (HC)

Nirmal Kumar JaIn and ors. Vs. Municipal Corporation of Delhi and anr.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 39(1989)DLT517; 1990(18)DRJ30; 1989RLR513

..... constructed by them. 1st resolution the corporation had acquired various pieces of land and (7.5.1968) had formulated a scheme known as 'northern .city extension scheme i' for residential purposes, with provision also for a shopping area. after development some plots were sold to private individuals in the year 1937 and in ..... of such duties which renders his removal expedient. (4) the commissioner shall not under take any work unconnected with his office without the sanction of the central government and of the corporation. the functions of the commissioner are specified under section 59 of the act which, inter alia, provides for the commissioner having ..... the corporation but this is subject to the provisions of the act, rules, regulations and bye-laws made under the act. section 54 provides for the appointment of the commissioner. the said section reads as follows : '54,(1) the central government shall, by notification in the official gazette, appoint a suitable person as the commissioner .....

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Sep 02 1987 (HC)

Kimti Lal Kathuria and Others Vs. Delhi Development Authority and Othe ...

Court : Delhi

Reported in : (1988)IILLJ254Del

..... , to be adopted in order to harmonize the requirements of public services with the aspirations of public servants. but let us not evolve, through imperceptible extensions, a theory of classification which may subvert, perhaps submerge, the precious guarantee of equality. the eminent spirit of an ideal society is equality and so ..... have to have two years prior experience. respondent 1 has adopted promotion rules to the posts of assistant engineer and executive engineer as prevalent in the central public works department vide resolution no. 574 dt. 13th november 1963. 50% of the posts of assistant engineer can be filled up by direct ..... thereforee, the right to classify is hedged in with salient restraints; or else, 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. classification, thereforee, must be truly founded on substantial differences which distinguish persons grouped .....

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May 22 1986 (HC)

Victory Export and Import Syndicate Etc. Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : AIR1986Delhi409; ILR1986Delhi320; 1986RLR472

..... to export the balance of walnut stumps also. however, by letter dated 20-6-1984., annx.-b to the writ petition, they were informed that no further extension would be granted to the petitioners. (14) aggrieved by these orders by which the petitioners had been prevented from complying with the pre-ban commitment with respect to ..... they were informed that they had to export the walnut stumps. which they had have been permitted to export by 31-3-84, and that no further extension of time would be allowed to them for exporting the permitted quantity. aggrieved by this, the petitioner made representations to the authorities concerned that the petitioners total pre ..... act, 1969. the central government would automatically be aware of the formalities which are required to be complied with in connection of the felling of each specified (walnut) tree. sections 3, 4, 5 & 6 of the said act are us under :- s.3'restriction on felling :- notwithstanding anything contained in any other law for the time being .....

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Jan 16 1983 (HC)

Dodsal Pvt. Ltd. Vs. Delhi Electric Supply Undertaking

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1983(5)DRJ55

..... claims filed by the appellant for adjudication by the arbitrators. thirdly, the arbitration proceedings could not be finalised within the period of four months and periodical extensions had to be obtained from the court. this was done by joint applications made by both the parties before the court from time to time. lastly, ..... were examined and the appellant's tender was accepted after negotiations held with the general manager, delhi electric supply undertaking (desu), the officers of the central water and power commission and other representatives of various other governmental agencies. following these negotiations the appellant was given a letter of indent signed by the ..... management of the affairs of the corporation. the requirements, on the fulfilllment of which the respondent insists, are all spelt out in the statutes and bye-laws. the appellant was, thereforee, under a duty to ensure itself, before executing the written contract, that it had been properly executed on behalf of the .....

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Oct 12 1978 (HC)

P.S. Gill and ors. Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 16(1979)DLT266; ILR1979Delhi601; 1979RLR497

..... 2nd 1976-1 delhi) that when it became necessary to extend rent control legislation this was done by a special enactment instead of a mere extension, by notification, of the law on the subject which was in force in the union territory. but, here, the 1957 act is specially enacted to cover the whole of ..... was considered essential as a sanitary cordon as well as for the security, protection and future extension of the central ordanance dept., command workhoip etc. which lay at the periphery of the delhi cantonment. for the same reasons, the central government in exercise of the powers conferred by s. 3 of the indian works of defense ..... should contain. the plans are prepared in draft for public comment; finalized after consideration of all objections, suggestions and representations received; and, after final approval by the central government, published in the prescribed manner. on such publication, the plan shall come into operation. (section 10). once published, the plans can be altered or .....

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Sep 25 1978 (HC)

Thaneshwar Singh Vs. Union of India and ors.

Court : Delhi

Reported in : 1979CriLJ94; 15(1979)DLT245; ILR1979Delhi170; 1979RLR46

..... extreme power rather than take the grave risks which the state will have to face in the absence of such power. we would naturally be reluctant to recommend extension of that power to any new areas. but, after careful consideration, we have come to the conclusion that, if preventive detention were ever justified, it would ..... also a whole secretariat to assist him in the administration. the nature of the administration in a union territory is similar to that of the administration in the central or state government. this is shown, by the union territories act, 1963 and the delhi administration act, 1966. apart from the institutional nature in which the ..... department and was then considered by a screening committee of secretaries including the home and the law secretaries who recorded a note and then acting on, that note that the lt. governor passed an order of detention. the satisfaction, of the central government is thus spread over several officers such as the deputy secretary. home, who .....

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