Court : Punjab and Haryana
Reported in : AIR1997P& H87
..... 2) forbid discrimination against any citizen on the ground of sex, the state may discriminate against males by making a special provision in favour of females.' (underlining is mine).52. in girdhar gopal v. state, air 1953 madh bha 147, a learned single judge has held :--'the discrimination that is prohibited under art. 15(1) ..... freedom is efficient, but our procedure for preventing the power is not. just as the pick and shovel is no longer suitable for the winning of coal, so also the procedure of mandamus, certiorari and actions on the case arc not suitable for the winning of freedom in the new age. they must ..... v. university grants commission' (1987) 3 serv lr 841, the central administrative tribunal itself held that, 'the central administrative 'tribunal constituted under the administrative tribunals act cannot, therefore, entertain the grievance of the employees of the university grants commission, the university grants commission is a body which may be termed as an instrumentality of .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Punjab and Haryana
Reported in : AIR1974P& H140
..... of the erstwhile state of punjab before the merger of pepsu area, a scheme (hereinafter referred to as the punjab scheme) for nationalisation of the transport routes under chapter iv-a of the act, was in operation and the said punjab scheme was called the 50-50 scheme. this scheme was evolved for a limited period ..... and for the purposes of satisfying the claims on the route permits which still remain to be allotted after partial nationalisation to the private transport operators in accordance with the other provisions of the act which govern the allotment of route permits by the appropriate authorities the interests of private operates have been protected in ..... now exists, cannot be subject to two different schemes under chapter iv-a of the act and the said schemes also providing different provisions, that is in punjab scheme, annexure' a', nationalisation on inter-state routes is 60-40 per cent; whereas the nationalisation on the inter-state routes in the pepsu scheme, annexure 'b', is cent .....
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Reported in : AIR1987P& H263
..... 116 were included in the councils of ministers which they help to bring into being by defections. the other disturbing features of this phenomenon were; multiple acts of defections by the same person or set of persons (haryana affording a conspicuous example); few resignations of the membership of the legislature or explanations by ..... subject-matter with which the legislature was legislating, are legitimate topics to consider in ascertaining what was the object and purpose of the legislature in passing the act.in sheikh gulfan v. sanat kumar ganguli, air 1965 sc 1839, it has been observed in this connection by their lordships as follows:--'............. often enough ..... incurred a disqualification subsequent to his election under article 191(1)(e) of the constitution, read with section 7 of the representation of the people act 1951. on 10th september 1964, the chief secretary to the government of orissa alleging that the appellant brundaban nayak had incurred a disqualification subsequent to .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Punjab and Haryana
Reported in : 1983(14)ELT2328(P& H)
..... and also for working the spindle for manufacturing woollen yarn including worsted yarn. the contravention of this provision is punishable under section 7 of the essential commodities act. can the textile commissioner give permission under sub-clause (1) of clause 3 of the order to converted cotton spindles manufacturing worsted yarn the reply to ..... is a contravention of clause 8(1) of the above control order and the question of prosecution of the owners of such spindles under the essential commodities act, 1965, has been under the consideration of the government. government of india after careful consideration have decided that a lenient view may be taken by ' ..... ) of the constitution. the learned counsel for the respondents has canvassed that the order has been issued under section 3 of the essential commodities act. the preamble to the act as also section 3 thereof, lay down sufficient guidelines for exercise of power by the textile commissioner under the impugned sub-clause. it has .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Punjab and Haryana
Reported in : 1999CriLJ635
..... finding sufficient force in this contention, it was observed by their lordships of the supreme court that under s. 7 of the madras prevention of adulteration act (act 111 of 1918), the local executive officer was empowered to enter any place where the articles of food were being manufactured or exposed for sale and inspect ..... on record show that inspectors of police in the vigilance bureau, punjab were not empowered by any notification to investigate the cases under the prevention of corruption act, 1988 through posts of superintendents of police, deputy superintendents of police and steno typists were created. it is, therefore, clearly made out that the state ..... matter with the secretary to govt. of punjab, vigilance department regarding issuance of notification of inspectors for investigation of cases under the prevention of corruption act for creation of more posts of deputy superintendents of police as it was known to the government that inspectors of police had not been empowered to .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Punjab and Haryana
Reported in : AIR1975P& H364
..... that no norms for regulating the grant of permit have been laid down in the order. the order has been promulgated under the powers given by the essential commodities act (act no. 10 of 1955) the object of which, as mentioned in the preamble, was to provide, in the interest of the general public, for the control of ..... proper execution of the power or operate as a check upon injustice that might result from improper execution of the same. section 4 (3) of the u. p. coal control order was in these terms: 'the licensing authority may grant, refuse to grant, renew or refuse to renue a licence and may suspend, cancel, revoke or ..... any fundamental rights guaranteed by the constitution. the very object of the essential commodities act is to check the inflationary trends in prices and to ensure equitable distribution of essential commodities. this act deals with essential commodities of two types. the first type consists of coal, textile, iron and steel etc., and the second type consists of food- .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Punjab and Haryana
Reported in : [1979]116ITR266(P& H)
..... partner is introduced in a partnership, a new partnership comes into existence if the case is viewed strictly in accordance with the provisions of the indian partnership act, but the act makes a thorough departure from these concepts and expressly provides that such changes would ensure continuity of the firm as a unit of assessment.'9. it was ..... dissolved firm is deemed to continue, there appears to be no reason to whittle down the effect of wide and all embracing phraseology employed in section 187 of the act, which allows an assessment to be framed against a reconstituted firm. this section makes no distinction between a going concern which is reconstituted or a firm which is ..... partner or by a voluntary retirement of one or two partners is not of any relevance for tbe purpose of determining the true scope of section 187 of the act. in our considered opinion, the ratio of the above referred full bench decision is fully applicable to the present case and we are bound by the saiddecision. .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Punjab and Haryana
Reported in : AIR1988P& H298
..... for ex-service officers and 22.2% marks in case of other candidates were allocated for viva voce test and were in force for almost 50 years and everybody had acted on the basis of those rules. their lordships of the supreme court observed, after referring to glenn stahl's book on 'public personnel administration' and observations in ajay hasia's ..... in that event there will be contemporaneous evidence to show what were the questions asked and what were the answers given and this will eliminate lot of unnecessary controversy besides acting as a check on the possible arbitrariness of the interviewing committee. 31. in sukhdev singh nirwan's case (c.w.p. no. 4777 of 1985, d/- 21-2-1986(punj .....
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Reported in : AIR1999P& H156; (1999)121PLR54
..... the transferee or occupier and also to impose penalty. section 8-a, which was added by the capital of punjab (development and regulation) (chandigarh amendment) act, 1973, central act, no. 17 of 1973 provides for resumption of the site or building and forfeiture of the whole or any part of the money paid by the ..... matter of these petitions are reproduced below:2. definition.--in this act, unless the context otherwise requires.-xx xx xx(b) 'amenity' includes roads water-supply, street lighting, drainage, sewerage, public building horticulture, landscaping and any other ..... affected person. section 10 contains the provision for appeal and revision. section 22 empowers the central government to make rules for carrying out the purposes of the act. sub-section (2) thereof, specifies the particular matters which may be provided for in the rules. some of these provisions which hava bearing on the subject .....
Tag this Judgment!Court : Punjab and Haryana
Reported in : AIR1977P& H34
..... review petition on merits. he has dismissed it on the solitary ground that the petition for review is not maintainable in view of section 33 of the ceiling act. the parties can raise the aforesaid arguments before the learned financial commissioner at the time when he decides the petition on merits.12. for the reasons recorded above ..... argued that there are no sufficient grounds for the financial commissioner to review his order on merits as shrimati rukmani devi had selected her land under the 1953 act and in case she had done so, the collector had no jurisdiction to declare such area as surplus. he further says that the collector could not reserve ..... the learned financial commissioner has erroneously dismissed the review petition on the ground that no proceedings for determination of surplus area were pending immediately before the commencement of the ceiling act and, consequently, no order could be passed on it in view of sub-section (3) of section 33 read with sub-section (2) (ii) of the .....
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